The pump can’t start or after it starts, it will stop immediately |
- Voltage drops.
- The power plug doesn’t connect properly or fuse is burned up.
- The motor or fuse is burned up.
- The motor or float switch is malfunctioned.
- The motor protector is off.
- The Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker is off.
- The impeller is jammed due to obstacle inside the pump.
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- solution.
- Re-connects the plug properly and replaces the fuse.
- Replaces it.
- Replaces it.
- Waits until the motor temperature has dropped down to normal temp.
- Checks if there’s water leakage inside the motor or if there’s current overload problem.
- Dismantle the pump and cleans it.
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The pump can’t provide water after it starts or capacity is small |
- Check valve is malfunctioned.
- Suction pipeline is leaking.
- The length of suction pipeline is not deep enough
- The mech. seal is leaking.
- The voltage is too high.
- The impeller has worn out cause motor efficiency to lower down.
- The pipeline is stuck with obstacle.
- The pipeline is too long.
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- Cleans or replaces it.
- Finds out the leakage part and fixes it.
- Adjusts it to proper depth.
- Replaces it.
- Contacts power company for solution.
- Replaces it.
- Cleans the pipeline.
- Replaces the motor to bigger horsepower.
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The pump can’t stop. |
- Voltage drops.
- The pipeline is leaking.
- The mech. seal is leaking.
- The float switch is malfunctioned.
- The impeller has worn out cause motor efficiency to lower down.
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- Contacts power company for solution.
- Finds out the leakage part and fixes it.
- Replaces it.
- Replaces it.
- Replaces it.
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On/Off frequently |
- Check valve is malfunctioned.
- The pipeline or valve or tap is leaking.
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- Cleans or replaces it.
- Finds out the leakage part and fixes it.
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The pump starts/stops frequently, and it produces small capacity. |
- Check valve is malfunctioned.
- The pipeline is leaking.
- The float switch is not active.
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- Cleans or replaces it.
- Finds out the leakage part and fixes it.
- Replaces it.
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