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Installation and operating instructions Wilo-SiBoost Smart 1, Wilo-Comfort-Vario COR-1 ...-GE, .../VR
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Nominal diameter of the inlet pipe too
small
Check the inlet pipe and increase the cross-
section of the inlet pipe if necessary.
Inlet pipe installed incorrectly
Check the inlet pipe and change the pipe
routing if necessary.
Air in the inlet
Check and shut off the piping and vent the
pumps if necessary.
Air in the pump
Vent the pump, check the suction line for
leakages and seal it if necessary.
Impellers blocked
Check the pump and replace it or have it
repaired if necessary.
Flow rate too high
Check the pump data and default values
and correct them if necessary.
Incorrect direction of rotation of the
motors
Check the direction of rotation and repair or
replace the frequency converter module if
necessary.
Mains voltage: a phase is missing
Check the fuses, cables and connections.
Pump not adequately secured to base
frame
Check the fixation and re-tighten the fas-
tening screws if necessary.
Bearing damage
Check the pump/motor and replace it or
have it repaired if necessary.
Motor or pump become too warm
Air in the inlet
Check and shut off the piping and vent the
pumps if necessary.
Gate valve in the system closed or not
sufficiently open
Check and open the shut-off device com-
pletely if necessary.
Impellers blocked
Check the pump and replace it or have it
repaired if necessary.
Non-return valve blocked
Check and remove the blockage or replace
the non-return valve if necessary.
Shut-off device closed at pressure sensor Check and open the shut-off device if nec-
essary.
Switch-off point set too high
Check the setting and correct it if neces-
sary.
Bearing damage
Check the pump/motor and replace it or
have it repaired if necessary.
Turn-to-turn fault in the motor
Check, if necessary replace motor or have
repaired.
Mains voltage: a phase is missing
Check the fuses, cables and connections.
Current consumption too high
Non-return valve leaking
Check and replace the seal or non-return
valve if necessary.
Flow rate too high
Check the pump data and default values
and correct them if necessary.
Turn-to-turn fault in the motor
Check, if necessary replace motor or have
repaired.
Mains voltage: a phase is missing
Check the fuses, cables and connections.
Motor protection switch triggers
Non-return valve defective
Check and replace the non-return valve if
necessary.
Flow rate too high
Check the pump data and default values
and correct them if necessary.
Contactor defective
Check it and replace it if necessary.
Turn-to-turn fault in the motor
Check, if necessary replace motor or have
repaired.
Mains voltage: a phase is missing
Check the fuses, cables and connections.
Pump generates no or insufficient
power
Major fluctuations of the inlet pressure
Check the inlet pressure and take measures
to stabilise the inlet pressure if necessary
(e.g. pressure reducers).
Intake pipe blocked or shut off
Check the inlet pipe and remove the block-
age or open the shut-off device if neces-
sary.
Nominal diameter of the inlet pipe too
small
Check the inlet pipe and increase the cross-
section of the inlet pipe if necessary.
Inlet pipe installed incorrectly
Check the inlet pipe and change the pipe
routing if necessary.
Fault
Cause
Remedy
Summary of Contents for Comfort-Vario COR-1***-/VR Series
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