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In this Service Tip of the Month, our R.L. Deppmann technician Shane explains how to replace the seal on a Bell & Gossett 1510 pump.
When water accumulates on your mechanical room floor and it’s not due to a condensate issue, then there is a good chance that your pump is leaking. Base-mounted 1510 pumps most often leak through their seals. Replacing a seal on a pump is an easy task with the right knowledge and tools.
In the video below, an R.L. Deppmann Startup and Warranty Technician walks you through taking apart a 1510 Bell & Gossett pump bolt-by-bolt and explains how to use the Bell & Gossett seal replacement kit.
For more information on seal replacement for your pump, or Bell & Gossett pumps in general, contact an R. L. Deppmann representative to learn how we can help.
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