Faults, causes and remedies
The pump does not start or stops after a short time.
- Interrupted mains connection.
- Examine electrical connection.
- Examine fuses/residual-current device (RCD).
- Thermal motor monitoring tripped.
- Cool down the pump. The pump starts automatically.
- Pump starts and stops too frequently. Examine the inflow quantity.
- Fluid temperature is too high. Examine the fluid temperature. Refer to the nameplate for the maximum permitted fluid temperature.
- Pump clogged (suction port, impeller).
- Clean the pump and the inner part of the pump.
- The float switch is not working.
- Examine the area around the pump. The float switch must be free to move.
The pump starts but does not pump.
- The water level is too low.
- Examine the inflow.
- The pump runs too long. The water level is below the minimum level. Examine the level measurement.
- Pump clogged (suction port, impeller).
- Clean the pump and the inner part of the pump.
- Discharge line/pressure hose clogged.
- Flush the discharge line.
- Flush the pressure hose.
- Remove kinks in the pressure hose.
- Non-return valve clogged.
- Clean the non-return valve in the discharge line.
- Replace defective non-return valve.
- Air in the pump/discharge line.
- Submerge the pump at a small angle.
- Install an air vent valve in the discharge line.
- Drill a 3 mm hole in the discharge pipe above the discharge port
The flow rate decreases while the pump is running.
- Discharge line/pressure hose clogged.
- Flush the discharge line.
- Flush the pressure hose.
- Remove kinks in the pressure hose.
- Pump clogged (suction port, impeller).
- Clean the pump and the inner part of the pump.
- Air in the pump/discharge line.
- Submerge the pump at a small angle.
- Install an air vent valve in the discharge line.
- Drill a 3 mm hole in the discharge pipe above the discharge port
Customer service
If the points listed here do not correct the problem, contact customer service for more information. There can be a charge for this service.