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Asco Controls 22R221D-5C14 Webster Fuel Pump

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Special Price $387.77 Regular Price $430.42
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22R221D-5C14
The Webster 22R221D-5C14 Fuel Pump transfers fluid from the storage line to the burner assembly and regulates the pressure for controlled combustion in HVAC systems. It is a clockwise 3450 RPM, pump that supplies up to 300 PSI of fuel pressure to produce stable burner performance. Typically fitted to both residential and commercial heating systems, it belongs to the fuel supply element that sustains a steady operation of the burner, which enables the HVAC systems to maintain a steady flow of fuel and ensure a constant output of heating during normal operation.
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Specifications

  • Type: Webster Fuel Pump
  • Gear Set Capacity: 70
  • Pressure: 300Psi
  • Speed: 3450RPM
  • Rotation: Clockwise
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What maintenance is required for the Asco Controls 22R221D-5C14 Fuel Pump?

Regularly inspect the pump for leaks, corrosion, and loose fittings. Keep the exterior clean and free of debris. Check fuel lines and connections for tightness and proper sealing. Always follow safety protocols when working with flammable liquids and relieve pressure before servicing.

What are common issues with the Asco Controls 22R221D-5C14 Fuel Pump?

  • Reduced or inconsistent fuel flow under load.
  • Unusual noise from worn bearings or cavitation.
  • Leaks at seals, connections, or gaskets.
  • Pump failing to prime or operate steadily.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off fuel supply and disconnect power before starting.

Step 2: Remove any existing fuel pump if replacing.

Step 3: Mount the new pump securely, ensuring proper alignment with the drive and flow direction.

Step 4: Connect fuel lines, checking for tight, leak-free fittings.

Step 5: Wire electrical connections per Controls’ diagram.

Step 6: Restore fuel and power, then test pump operation safely while monitoring for leaks.