Possible causes | Recommended action |
The pump is not primed. | Fill the pump and suction pipes with water before starting the pump. |
Gate valve is closed or half-opened | Open the gate valve. |
Rotate in the opposite direction | Follow the arrows to correct the wiring. |
Rotate in low speed. (1) Wrong pole number of the motor. (2) Voltage is low. |
(1) Check nameplate and replace the motor. (2) Check the power supply |
Pump for 60Hz is operated in the 50Hz zone. | Check nameplate and replace the pump. |
Impeller is clogged. | Remove the foreign objects from the impeller. |
Pipe is clogged. | Remove the foreign objects from the pipe. |
Foot valve or strainer is clogged. | Remove the foreign objects from the foot valve or strainer. |
Air intrusion. | Inspect and repair the suction piping and stuffing box. |
Foot valve or the end of suction piping is not submerged sufficiently. | Extend the suction piping and submerge the end part at least 2D. |
Discharge pipe is leaking. | Inspect and repair |
Corrosion of inpeller. | Check the liquid quality and change the material. |
Impeller is worn out | Replacing impeller |
Liner ring is worn out | Replacing liner ring |
Significant loss in piping. | Review the plan |
Suction head / Discharge head is high. | Review the plan |
Liquid temperature is high or volatile liquid | Review the plan |
Cavitation is being generated. | Consult an expert |
Over load (Overcurrent) occurs.
Excessive water leakage from stuffing box
Electric motor does not work well with noise.
Water comes out at first, but it doesn't come out soon.