Malfunctions
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Malfunctions
Please note the following instructions should the pumping station malfunction:
Problem
Possible causes
Remedy, please refer to component
operating instructions
Pumping station
does not start
No mains voltage or voltage does not
correspond to the motor data
Check mains voltage and mains fuse pro-
tection; check motor switch.
Thermal protection switch has re-
sponded
Backing pump/Roots pump
Suction chamber dirty
Roots pump
Gear wheels damaged
Roots pump
Pumping system dirty
Backing pump
Pumping system damaged
Backing pump
Motor defective
Backing pump/Roots pump
Pumping station
switches off after a
while after being
started
Thermal protection switch of the motor
has responded
Backing pump/Roots pump
Mains fuse protection triggered due to
overload (e. g. cold start)
Backing pump
Exhaust pressure too high
Backing pump
Pumping station
does not attain ulti-
mate pressure
Pump or connected accessories are
dirty
Backing pump/Roots pump
Operating fluid/Lubricant dirty
Backing pump/Roots pump
Backing pump faulty
Backing pump
Leak in system
Localize/repair leak
Dirty or damaged overflow valve
Roots pump
Operationl loss of lubricant at the oiler Roots pump
Operating fluid filling level too low
Backing pump
Pumping speed too
low
Intake line not well-dimensioned
Keep connections as short as possible and
see that cross-sections are sufficiently di-
mensioned
Exhaust pressure too high
Check opening of exhaust line and exhaust
accessories
Loss of operating
fluid
Casing seal leaky,
operational loss of operating fluid
Backing pump
Radial shaft seal ring leaky
Backing pump
Unusual operating
noises
Suction chamber dirty
Roots pump
Silencer dirty
Backing pump
Bearings or gear wheels damaged
Backing pump/Roots pump
Dirty overflow
Roots pump
Motor bearing defective
Backing pump/Roots pump
Motor runs - pump doesn’t:
only valid for pumps with magnetic
coupling system
Roots pump