Jensen Mixer Series 600 IOM 2010

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SERIES 600 VARI-ANGLE MIXERS
1. Remove blank coverplate from tank manway and 4. Mount electrical motor to motor mount, if not
check mixer coverplate for correct size, hole loca mounted at factory. Install motor mount with
tion and orientation. motor on top of the mixer, lining up the holes
and installing cap screws. For motor coupling
2. Mount propeller on shaft if manway is large
alignment, see page 5.
enough for propeller to "roll through".
3. Install gasket and bolt coverplate with mixer to
manway. CAUTION - mixer pinion shaft must be
vertical when mixer is bolted to manway.
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SERIES 600 VARIANGLE PRESTARTUP,
OPERATION AND PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
BEFORE INITIAL STARTUP: RECOMMENDED OPERATION:

1. When the fluid level is above the mixer, remove the Mixers installed on tanks with existing sediment
upper vent plug and open the valve until all the accumulation should be operated continuously as
trapped air has been released and the mixer is long as fluid level is 6 feet (2 meters) above the arc
filled with tank fluid. CLOSE THE VALVE AND of the upper propeller tip and sediment content in
REPLACE THE PLUG. outgoing stream is acceptable. Angle variation from
(WARNING: As the mixer fills, some tank fluid may full left to full right and to center should be made
escape through the vent tube.)
periodically - once each day during continuous
2. Fill gearbox with oil to the bottom of the threads on running. Mixers equipped with Jensen Vari-Angle
fill hole. Start the mixer and run for 10 minutes. Actuators automatically reposition themselves.
While mixer is still running fill to bottom of the
threads once again. For effective sediment control on clean tanks, start
mixer 4 hours before pump-out and continue until
3. Confirm correct rotation direction. tank is half full. This procedure will need to be
modified to suit climate and conditions. In controll
4. Because the assembly of the mixer is done in a ing sediment, angle variation need be made only
dry environment, some adjustment of the vari about once each month. Mixers equipped with the
angle ball packing will be necessary after the Jensen Vari-Angle Actuator will automatically make
tank is filled with product. If excessive leakage all angle changes. No scheduling or other attention
occurs around the ball, simply tighten the four is necessary.
nuts at the packing gland evenly until the leakage
is reduced to a minimum. Some tightening may
be necessary after the machine has operated for
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE:
a short while. Change oil (while hot) after first 10 hours operation.
Change oil once each year and inspect flexible

coupling.
Change mixer angle once each month in accor

dance with "Operation" above.

Installatian
SERIES 600 FIXED ANGLE MIXERS
1. Remove blank coverplate from tank manway and Allow at least 12" (309 mm) clearance between tip
check mixer coverplate, if ordered from factory, of propeller and tank floor. Nozzle may be mounted
for correct size, hole location and orientation. as low on plate as welding of nozzle and gussets
permits, keeping proper propeller clearance in
2. If coverplate is not ordered from factory, burn
hole for nozzle in the blank coverplate as follows: mind.
3. Insert nozzle in burned hole and weld after orien

ting "top" correctly.
67/8 1.0. (175 mm)
4. Install Gasket and bolt mixer to nozzle. CAUTION
8" 150# 7 8 7/8 1.0. (225 mm)
- The mixer pinion shaft must be in line with
10" 150# 10 11 1/8 1.0. (283 mm) "top" stamped on the thickness of the nozzle.
12" 150# 10 13 1/8 1.0. (333 mm)
5. Mount propeller on shaft if manway is large
enough for propeller to roll through.
6. Install gasket and bolt coverplate with mixer to

manway. CAUTION - Mixer pinion shaft must be
vertical when mixer is bolted on manway.
7. Mount electric motor to motor mount if not

mounted at factory. Install motor mount, with
motor on top of the mixer, lining up the holes
and installing cap screws. For motor coupling
alignment, see page 5.

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SERIES 600 FIXED ANGLE MIXER PRE-STARTUP,
OPERATION AND PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
BEFORE INITIAL STARTUP: If fluids to be mixed are pumped into the tank at
the same time, operate mixer during filling.
1. When the fluid level is above the mixer, remove the
upper vent plug and open the valve until all the If fluids to be mixed are pumped in separately,
trapped air has been released and the mixer is operate mixer when starting pump-in of second
filled with tank fluid. CLOSE THE VALVE AND fluid.
REPLACE THE PLUG. Where fluids are already blended and purpose of
(WARNING: As the mixer fills, some tank fluid may mixer is to prevent stratification, automatic timer
escape through the vent tube.)
control is recommended with a cycle of 2 hours on,
2. Fill gearbox with oil to the bottom of the threads on 6 hours off.
fill hole. Start the mixer and run for 10 minutes. If fixed angle mixers are to be used for reducing
While mixer is still running fill to bottom of the sediment deposits in crude oil storage tanks, use
threads once again. the operating procedure recommended under "Vari
Angle Mixers".
3. Confirm correct rotation direction.
OPERATION:
Jensen Fixed Angle Mixers are recommended for PERIODIC MAINTENANCE:
blending in accordance with your company's Change oil (while hot) after first 10 hours of
specifications furnished at time of purchase. operation.
Blending times, fluid characteristics, operating
procedures etc. are spelled out in this specification. Change oil once each year and inspect flexible
If operating procedures have not been specified, coupling.
Jensen recommends:
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Jensen Series 600 Mixer couplings have precisely FLEXIBLE COUPLING

machined edges for easy alignment using only a
straight edge. The following adjustment paints on
ELEMENT INSTALLATION
the motor mount are used for coupling alignment: For coupling element replacement
(A) Oversize holes in motor and (8) shims under Remove the coupling cover.
motor feet are used for parallel and angular align Remove the bolts on the motor and gearbox
ment. (C) Set screws are used for angular align coupling halves.
ment and adjustment of the gap between coupling
halves. (D) Oversize holes in the motor mount base The flexible element will now slide out. Note that
are used for parallel alignment. Very small final ad when removing the gearbox (page 9) it is not
justment are made by tapping or bumping the necessary to remove the bolts in the gearbox half.
motor mount while the base bolts are snug but not
tight.
The following torque values should be used when
tightening the cap screws in the flexible coupling
element:
Model 605 1201b-in
Model 620 1201b-in
Model 650 2401b-in
Model 680 2401b-in
To install the flexible element, position as shown with one cap

screw, then pivot the element into position. Insert the rest of the
cap screws and tighten to the torque values shown. Tighten
screws evenly to prevent stripping threads or bending of cap
screws.

JENSEN MODELS 605 AND 620
..... 1. Remove end bearing cap by first loosening vertical pinch

bolts and horizontal cap-to-gearcase bolts. Do not operate
mixer with end bearing cap removed. Turn the drive yoke so
that "PULL-TURN" on the yoke is facing up, then remove
the bolts from the drive yoke.
2. Pull the yoke back to stop (1/2" to 1-1/4"), then turn it

counter-clockwise till lock engages and shaft stops (90 0 or
more). This seals off the tank contents. If the yoke cannot be ~
pulled back by hand, jack screw holes are provided in the
yoke.
..... 3. Remove shaft bolt, drive yoke and key. Mechanical seal may
now be removed. When removing the seal, rotate it counter
clockwise only to avoid disturbing the tank sealing function at
the outer end of the mixer.
4. To remove the seal, simply pull it off the shaft. Note that the ~
seal drive pin is located over the shaft keyway. If the seal is
to be replaced, push new seal onto shaft, also rotating the
seal counter-clockwise only, and observe the rest of this procedure. Be sure that the seal drive pin extends into
the hole above the keyway in the drive yoke.
Install the key and the yoke. NOTE THAT THE YOKE MUST BE A SLIDING FIT ON THE SHAFT.
Slide the thrust bearing over the shaft and the yoke, securing it with a capscrew to the end of the shaft.
Unlock the mixer shaft and slide it forward till the yoke engages with the drive sleeve fully. It will be forced away
from the drive sleeve about 1/4 inches by the seal spring tension. DO NOT FORCE THE YOKE AGAINST THE
DRIVE SLEEVE BY USING THE YOKE CAPSCREWS EXCEPT TO TAKE UP THE SEAL SPRING TENSION.
Bolt the yoke to the drive sleeve. Slip the yoke cover over the thrust bearing and secure it with the housing bolts.
Now vent the mixer by carefully opening the vent valve (or plug) and either filling with a light oil or some material
compatible with the tank contents, then closing the valve or replacing the plug.
''-....-- Do not tighten the pinch bolts (on 605/620/650 mixers) until after the mixer has had a chance to run for a few
minutes. This stabilizes the location of the thrust bearing.

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JENSEN MODELS 650 AND 680

MODEL 680 SHOWN
1. Loosen vertical pinch bolts on 650 bearing cap. ~

Remove horizontal bearing housing-to-bearing cap'
screws on the 680. (8) Remove horizontal bearing
cap-to-gearcase bolts (e) and take off bearing cap.
Do not operate mixer with bearing cap removed.
.... 2. Remove the yoke-to-drive sleeve bolts (D). Rotate

the yoke so that "PULL-LOCK" on the yoke is
facing up.
3. Pull the yoke back (1) approximately V2" to 1V4" and rotate
V4 turn counter clockwise until lock engages and shaft stops ~
(90 0 or more) (2). This seals off the tank contents and holds
the shaft securely. If the yoke is difficult to pull back by hand,
jackscrew holes in the yoke flange may be used as a light
duty puller only. If strong resistance is encountered, use a
wheel or bearing puller.
.... 4. Remove the shaft bolt, then the thrust bearing assembly . Note
that the thrust bearing assembly comes off as a unit. It is not
necessary to disassemble the unit unless the bearing is to b e J
replaced.

.JENSEN MODELS 650 and 680

MODEL 680 SHOWN
5. Remove the yoke. Note the
position of the seal drive pin
opposite the shaft keyway.
When reassembling the mix
er, be sure that the seal pin
slides freely into the matching
hole in the yoke.
If the drive pin and the yoke

hole are not properly aligned,
the mechanical seal will be
destroyed.
6. To remove the seal, simply pull it carefully off the

shaft. When reinstalling the seal, lightly lubricate
the exposed o-rings, push the seal onto the shaft
with a counter-clockwise, twisting motion.
REASSEMBLY NOTES
Be sure that the seal drive pin extends into the hole above
the keyway in the drive yoke. Now follow the instructions
for reassembly on page 6, paragraph 4, except that, on
the 680, instead of pinch bolts, reinstall the horizontal
bearing housing-to-bearing cap screws. The final
reassembly step on the 650 is tightening the vertical
bearing cap clamp bolts. Do not overtighten; use normal
hand tools only. Extreme bolt pressure is not required.
SEAL DRIVE PIN

THRUST BEARING ASSEMBLY
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1. Remove mechanical seal.

2. Remove bolts in motor half of flexible coupling.
3. Drain shaft sleeve by removing plug shown at (A)
of the illustration.
4. Drain the gearbox oil by removing plug at (8).
5. Remove the nuts from the mixer body at (C).
gearbox evenly and slide it off the body

n it is free of the studs, slide it off the
To re-i the gearbox, first clean the propeller

shaft of ary dirt or grit, then proceed as follows:
GEAR INSPECTION
Remove two bolts retaining pinion assembly.
Remove pinion assembly. If necessary, the housing
may be pried upwards at the joint between the pi
nion housing flange and the gearcase. The condi
tion of the gearset and bearings can be determined
from the contact pattern on the gear teeth. The
contact pattern is also used as a check on adjust
ment after rebuilding.

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Loosen the pinch bolts at the sides of the yoke Unlock the mixer shaft and slide it forward till the
"'-- cover, releasing the thrust bearing from the yoke yoke engages with the drive sleeve fully. It will be
cover. (The 680 gearbox has no pinch bolts, but re forced away from the drive sleeve about 1/4 inches
quires the removal of the four hex-head capscrews by the seal spring tension. DO NOT FORCE THE
on the back face of the yoke cover.) Remove the YOKE AGAINST THE DRIVE SLEEVE BY USING
yoke cover, thrust bearing assembly and yoke from THE YOKE CAPSCREWS EXCEPT TO TAKE UP
the gearbox. THE SEAL SPRING TENSION.
Slide the gearbox over the mixer shaft carefully (so Bolt the yoke to the drive sleeve. Slip the yoke
as not to unlock the tank seal) and reinstall the cover over the thrust bearing assembly and secure
nuts at the mixer body. it with the housing bolts.
Realign the gearbox to the motor, leveling the Now vent the mixer by carefully opening the vent
coupling upper face. plug and either filling with a light oil or some
material compatible with the tank contents, then
Install the mechanical seal, rotating it counter
replacing the plug.
clockwise only, noting drive pin location in relation
to the yoke and the mixer shaft. Rotate the input coupling by hand four turns before
turning on electric power to the motor.
Install the key and the yoke. NOTE THAT THE
YOKE MUST BE A SLIDING FIT ON THE SHAFT. Do not tighten the pinch bolts until after the mixer
has had a chance to run for a few minutes, stabiliz
Slide the thrust bearing over the shaft and the
ing the location of the thrust bearing.
yoke, securing it with a capscrew to the end of the
shaft.
Coupling Element 1/4 120 in-Ib 1/4 120 in-Ib 5/16 240 in-Ib
Yoke/Drive Sleeve 5/16 75 in-Ib 3/8 120 in-Ib 1/2 360 in-Ib
GB Case/Cover 3/8 120 in-Ib 3/8 120 in-Ib 3/8 120 in-Ib
Yoke Cap 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib
Pinion Housing 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib
Yoke & Prop/Shaft 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib
GB/Mixer Flange 1/2 30 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib
Ring Gear 3/8 40 ft-Ib 3/8 40 ft-Ib 1/2 100 ft-Ib
Pinion Nut 80 ft-Ib 140 ft-Ib 160 ft-Ib
FIELD DISASSEMBLY TOOL LIST

Field service and inspection on Jensen Series 600 Mixers requires only basic hand tools. The following list will allow
removal of all major components.
Wrenches (2 each) 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 3/4", 15/16"
One adjustable wrench (3/4 jaw opening)
Two large screwdrivers

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DISASSEMBLY
1. Clamp pinion teeth in a vise equipped with soft jaws to prevent
damage.
2. Remove pinion nut.
3. Remove coupling half. Pry between coupling and pinion hous
ing or use a bearing puller to start it off.
4. Tap the housing upwards lightly with a rubber mallet, then lift it
off. "
5. Pull both bearings. If either bearing is damaged, replace both. J
REASSEMBLY
Reverse the procedure described above. Start by using the same
shim thickness under the upper bearing as the original assembly;
this will serve as a starting point. When reassembled, the pinion
housing should turn freely, but with no slack that can be felt by
rocking the housing. If it is too tight, disassemble and add shims
under the upper bearing; if it is too loose, reduce shim thickness.
There should be no measureable preload on this assembly.
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PINION DEPTH AD.JUSTMENT

1. The distance from the bottom face of the pinion to the
housing flange (M) must be:
2.688" (68.275 mm) for Model 605
3.000" (76.200 mm) for Model 620
3.500" (88.900 mm) for Model 650 and 680.
If (M) is greater than it should be, shims must be
added as shown.
If the outside of the upper case flange is stamped with a

number such as + 002, add .002" to the shim require
ment. If the stamped number is - 001, deduct .001" from
the shims required.
2. Replace CoRing.
3. Put pinion assembly in gearcase and install bolts. Torque
to values shown on page 10.
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Gear Sel Clnlacl Piliern
Using a suitable marking compound, check the contact pattern. If

the markings look like the picture at right, the pattern is to accepted
standards.
Gears are cut with a contact pattern about half the length of the
tooth, the location slightly favoring the toe end of the tooth. Under
load the pattern will shift somewhat toward the heel of the tooth, and
thus become more central, under no circumstances must the pattern RING GEAR
be concentrated on the ends of the teeth.
PINION
RING GEAR
If the contact pattern
looks like the picture to
~he left, remove shims
between the case and pi
nion bearing housing.
This pattern indicates that
PINION
the pinion is sitting too
high. RING GEAR
If the contact pattern looks like the picture to the right, add shims
between the case and pinion bearing housing. This pattern in PINION
dicates that the pinion is sitting too low.

DISASSEMBLY 4. Position gearcase, with pinion assembly, over the

drive sleeve. Do not install case/body bolts or the
1. Clamp gearbox cover on workbench with the
oil seal.
small end up.
5. Bolt a bar to the drive sleeve as shown. Swing
2. Remove the case/cover bolts and lift off the
the bar back and forth through a short arc until
gearcase.
the backlash gap can be felt. Move the bar
3. Lift the drive sleeve up off the body. The gear clockwise until tooth contact can just be noticed.
and bearings should be inspected at this pOint. If Carefully clamp a bar on the coupling half so
they are not excessively worn or loose, the gear that it barely touches the left side of the drive
box should be reassembled. If replacement gears sleeve bar. Move the drive sleeve bar
or bearings are required, proceed with the next counterclockwise until tooth contact is just felt
steps. again. Measure the gap between the bars. When
the backlash is correct, this gap will correspond
4. Use a bearing puller to remove the main bearing.
to the values shown on the illustration.
This gives access to the ring gear retaining bolts.
6. Since no shims were installed this first time, they
5. Remove the oil seal from the gearcase.
will probably have to be added now to bring the
6. The thrust bearing is a press fit in the bearing backlash down to the correct value. Remove the
ring. Use a bearing puller. gearcase and the drive sleeve. Add shims on the
cover bearing shoulder and reassemble sleeve
and gearcase. Re-measure and repeat this pro
REASSEMBLE BACKLASH cess until the backlash is in the specified range.
ADJUSTMENT 7. When the adjustment is correct, remove the case
1. Bolt ring gear to drive sleeve. See page 10 for and position the case/body o-ring, replace the
torque values. case and fasten the case/body cap screws.
2. Press main bearing onto drive sleeve. 8. Install the oil seal.
3. Position the drive sleeve back over the body

without shims.

When the gearbox is removed for repairs, it is im environments. If it is worn it will be necessary
portant that the shaft bearing be inspected. PRO to replace the entire inner tube assembly.
CEED AS FOLLOWS:
4. To reinstall the inner sleeve, position the lugs on
1. Once the gearbox has been removed, the inner
the gearbox end of the sleeve vertically, then
sleeve which holds the shaft bearing can be
push the sleeve in until it stops. Replace the 0
removed. A groove is provided on the exposed
ring on the outside of the sleeve.
end of the inner sleeve; a pair of screwdrivers
may be used here to start the sleeve out. 5. WE RECOMMEND THAT, WHEN MIXING LIGHT
PRODUCTS SUCH AS GASOLINE OR
2. The shaft bearing is located inside the inner
MATERIALS CONTAINING ABRASIVE MATTER,
sleeve at the propeller end. If it is badly worn or
THE INNER SLEEVE BE REMOVED AND THE
scored, it should be replaced.
TC BUSHING INSPECTED AT LEAST ONCE
3. The bushing material is solid tungsten carbide for EVERY TWO YEARS.
greatest resistance to wear in the most abrasive
SHAFT WEAR SLEEVE

All standard JENSEN Series 600 mixers are reversed or replaced. To change the sleeve,
equipped with a reversible shaft wear sleeve (not remove the propeller and shaft lock bushing,
the HT model). When the tank is out of service for reverse the wear sleeve and reassemble. See Para.
periodic maintenance, the wear sleeve should be 5 under Shaft Bearing Inspection.
inspected. If it is badly worn or scored, it should be

SERIES 600 MIXERS
DIMENSIONS REQUIRED
IF CAP, YOKE AND SEAL ARE REMOVED
5 1/8" 4" IPS

57/8" 4" IPS
6 3/8" 6" IPS
WASHER: 5/8" dia. hole. OD larger than pipe.
Size and shape unimportant.
Install as shown. Use

standard shaft cap
screw in end of shaft.
Screw should be snug
- not tight.
For all normal maintenance the shaft lock ring will fabricated and installed. We particularly recommend
provide adequate security for the tank shutoff this procedure where two or more mixers are
device. If it becomes necessary during mechanical installed in a tank. The fluid flow from one mixer
seal or gearbox maintenance to leave the mixer may tend to turn the propeller of the mixer being
unattended for any appreciable length of time, we serviced, causing the tank shutoff device to
recommend that this shaft lock securing device be disengage.
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20" 4" IPS
21 3/4" 6" IPS
WASHER: 5/8" dia. hole. OD larger than pipe.
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IMPORTANT
When ordering replacement parts give:
Mixer Model & Serial No., Item No., Part Name,
"0" Ring Viton A Part Drawing Number and material if not
standard.
"0" Ring Viton A
Drive Pin 316SS

NOTES:
"0" Ring Viton A
Number of springs will vary depending upon seal
Snap Ring 304SS
bore.
Sleeve 316SS * Item 13, consists of items 1, 3, 4, 8, 9, 11 & 12
Stationary Seal Ni-Resist
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INSTALLATION
THE DRIVE UNIT THE ACTUATOR UNIT
1. Remove the mixer bearing cap and take the 1. Bolt the actuator unit and mounting bracket
nameplate off. Remove and discard the assembly under the'T' shaped plate on the
nameplate and screws. Note that on units with right side of the mixer flange with two 1/2 - 13
vertical pinch bolts on the bearing cap, the NC by 2 inch long bolts and lockwashers
vertical bolts must be loosened first. provided.
CAUTION: The flexible drive shaft connect
. 2. Fasten the drive hub to the thrust bearing
ing the drive unit to the actuator unit must
assembly as shown, with the cap screws
be free of all kinks and must not touch the
provided.
ground.
3. Bolt the mixer bearing cap back on the gearbox.
2. Bolt the coverplate bracket onto the "eye" that is
4. Bolt the mechanical actuator drive unit to the already welded on the coverplate. Tighten the
bearing cap with the hex head screws and lock square head set screw.
washers provided. Be sure that the two locating
3. Loosen the top bolt holding the actuator lever to
pins fit the two holes in the bearing cap, and the
the actuator unit. Raise lever to rotate.
square on the drive assembly properly engages
the square socket in the drive hUb. 4. Install the linkage rod assembly. Make sure the
5. On mixers with vertical clamp bolts on the bear linkage rod assembly model number agrees with
ing cap, tighten these bolts securely. the mixer model number on the serial plate.
Serious damage to the actuator would result if
the numbers do not agree. Tighten the top bolt
holding the actuator lever to the actuator unit.
Tighten linkage rod nuts and install cotter pins.
LINKAGE ROD
DRIVE UNIT
ACTUATOR UNIT
(W/Mountlng Bracket)
VERTICAL CLAMP BOLTS
FLEXIBLE DRIVE SHAFT

SYNCHRONIZATION - TWO OR MORE MIXERS
If there are two or more mixers per tank, the mixers Under normal operation, an individual will not be
and actuators must be synchronized to operate able to see the actuator and mixer move. After mix
together. To synchronize mixers on the tank, loosen ers are started, check in about an hour or more to
the bolt on top of the actuator lever so that the ser see if the arrow marker has moved at least one
rations under the lever skirt can be disengaged. mark on the actuator unit. The mixers will remain
Raise lever 1/8 inch and move the mixers until the synchronized as long as all units start at the same
arrows marked on the lever skirts are pointing to instant and run the same amount of time. In time,
the same number on all actuator units. When this is it may be necessary to re-adjust the mixers to
accomplished, tighten all the bolts until the lever align them again. A brief check of the mixers
serrations are tight. All the mixers on the tank on a monthly basis will insure proper mixer(s)
should now be aligned properly. (See Figure below). orientation.
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LUBRICATION SCHEDULE
Your Jensen Mixers International, Inc., mechanical For maximum protection and long life, grease
actuator has been lubricated and grease-packed regularly as specified with the recommended
with high quality Moly E.P. semi-synthetic grease at lubricant or equivalent.
the factory.
GREASE WBRICATION INTERVALS
Drive Unit Every 6 Months Every 2 Years
Actuator Unit Every 6 Months Every 2 Years
Linkage Rod Zerks Every 6 Months Every 6 Months

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RECOMMENDED LUBRICATION PROCEDURES
RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS:
Yearly Temperature Range
-20F (-29C) to 100F (3SC) .................................... SAE SO Multi-purpose gearlube
OaF (-1SC) to 120F (49C) ....................................... SAE 90 Multi-purpose gearlube
32F (OC) up ..................... : ............................. SAE 140 Multi-purpose gearlube
COMMON DESIGNATION SAE SO* SAE 90* SAE 140

Oil Company Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube
MIL-L-210SB MIL-L-210SB MIL-L-210SB
Amoco Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube
SO 90 140
Arco Gear Oil HD SO Gear Oil HD 90 Gear Oil HD 140
B.P. Extra Duty Gear Oil Extra Duty Gear Oil Extra Duty Gear Oil
SO 90 140
Chevron Universal Gear Lube Universal Gear Lube Universal Gear Lube
SO 90 140
Citgo Premium Gear Oil Premium Gear Oil Premium Gear Oil
MP-SO MP-90 MP-140
Conoco Universal Gear Lube Universal Gear Lube Universal Gear Lube
SO 90 140
Exxon Gear Oil Gear Oil Gear Oil
GX-SO GX-90 GX-140
Gulf Oil Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube
SO 90 140
Mobil Mobilube Mobilube Mobilube
HD SO-90 HD SO-90 HD 140
Phillips Philube SMP Gear Oil Philube SMP Gear Oil Philube SMP Gear Oil
SO 90 140
Shell Spirax Spirax Spirax
HD 80 HD 90 HD 140
Sun Oil Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube Multi-Purpose Gear Lube
GLS+SO GLS+90 GLS+140
Texaco Multigear Lube Multigear Lube Multigear Lube
EP SO EP 90 EP 140
Unocal MP Gear MP Gear MP Gear
SO 90 140
RUNNING IN: Jensen Mixers do not require any TO INSPECT OIL LEVEL: Remove filler plug. If in
special running in procedure. However, gearbox oil dicator bar inside gear box is visible, oil is too low.
should be changed (while hot) after the first 10 Fill to bottom of threads.
hours operation.
TO CHANGE OIL: While oil is hot, remove drain
NORMAL OPERATION: Change once seasonally, in plug and drain. Replace plug and fill to bottom of
\'-.
spect regularly. threads. Then start mixer and again fill to bottom of
threads .
For those oil manufacturers who make a mUlti-vis oil, the following substitutes Ii!! be made: SAE 80-90 for SAE80 or 90; SAE 90-140 for SAE 90 or SAE 140.

SMALLEST OPENING THAT SMALLEST OPENING THAT
PROPELLER WILL GO PROPELLER WILL

THROUGH WHEN MOUNTED ROLL THROUGH
ON MIXER NOT ON MIXER
15 16 18 19 21 22 13 16 17 19 21 22
16 17 19 20 22 24 14 17 17 20 22 24
16 17 19 22 24 25 16 17 17 21 23 25
18 19 20 23 25 26 16 17 18 23 25 26
18 19 20 24 26 28 17 18 20 23 26 28
18 20 22 24 27 29 17 20 20 24 26 28
18 21 22 25 27 30 17 21 22 24 27 29
19 21 22 25 28 30 17 21 22 25 27 30
19 21 22 26 29 32 17 21 23 25 28 30
21 22 24 27 30 34 17 21 23 26 28 30
21 22 25 28 30 34 17 21 23 26 28 30
UH" Dimension is
the measurement from
the inside of the tank wall
to the outer face of the
manway at top or bottom
of manway.
All dimensions are in
inches.


LIMITED WARRANTY
Jensen Mixers are warranted against defects in materials or workmanship for a period of 12 months following
date of purchase. This warranty is limited to replacement or repair of the agitator by Jensen only and does not
cover consequential damages, removal, freight or re-installation. Electric motors are warranted by their
respective manufacturers and are excluded from the Jensen warranty.

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SERIES 600 VARI-ANGLE MIXERS

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SERIES 600 VARIANGLE PRESTARTUP,

OPERATION AND PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

BEFORE INITIAL STARTUP: RECOMMENDED OPERATION:

Change oil once each year and inspect flexible

Change mixer angle once each month in accor

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SERIES 600 FIXED ANGLE MIXERS

3. Insert nozzle in burned hole and weld after orien

6. Install gasket and bolt coverplate with mixer to

7. Mount electric motor to motor mount if not

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SERIES 600 FIXED ANGLE MIXER PRE-STARTUP,

OPERATION AND PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

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Jensen Series 600 Mixer couplings have precisely FLEXIBLE COUPLING

To install the flexible element, position as shown with one cap

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JENSEN MODELS 605 AND 620

..... 1. Remove end bearing cap by first loosening vertical pinch

2. Pull the yoke back to stop (1/2" to 1-1/4"), then turn it

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JENSEN MODELS 650 AND 680

1. Loosen vertical pinch bolts on 650 bearing cap. ~

.... 2. Remove the yoke-to-drive sleeve bolts (D). Rotate

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.JENSEN MODELS 650 and 680

If the drive pin and the yoke

6. To remove the seal, simply pull it carefully off the

SEAL DRIVE PIN

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1. Remove mechanical seal.

gearbox evenly and slide it off the body

To re-i the gearbox, first clean the propeller

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Yoke Cap 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib

Pinion Housing 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib

Yoke & Prop/Shaft 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib 1/2 30 ft-Ib

GB/Mixer Flange 1/2 30 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib 5/8 70 ft-Ib

Ring Gear 3/8 40 ft-Ib 3/8 40 ft-Ib 1/2 100 ft-Ib

Pinion Nut 80 ft-Ib 140 ft-Ib 160 ft-Ib

FIELD DISASSEMBLY TOOL LIST

Wrenches (2 each) 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 3/4", 15/16"

One adjustable wrench (3/4 jaw opening)

Two large screwdrivers

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C!J::g I ii~ ~-- PINION THRUST BEARING

OIL SEAL ---~

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PINION DEPTH AD.JUSTMENT

2.688" (68.275 mm) for Model 605

3.000" (76.200 mm) for Model 620

3.500" (88.900 mm) for Model 650 and 680.

If (M) is greater than it should be, shims must be

If the outside of the upper case flange is stamped with a

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