WilTec 51548 Operation Manual Download Page 7

  

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November 2019

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2

 

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Service notes

 

Even though this pump is a low-maintenance device, we advise to perform periodic maintenances in 
order to prolong the longevity of the pump.

 

Attention! The  pump  has  to be  disconnected  from  the  power  supply  before  any  kind  of maintenance 
work is performed.

 

Before the pump is being stored or left unused for longer periods of time, it has to be rinsed with water 
and then emptied completely and stored within a dry environment. 

 

In case of risk of frost, the pump has to be emptied completely in order to avoid that it or its parts are 
damaged.

 

Check  the  flawless  functionality  of  the  rotor  by  turning  the  device  on  for  a  few  seconds  after  longer 
periods of idleness.

 

In case of the pump being blocked, connect the pressure line to the water line and remove the suction 
hose. Then  open  the  water  line  and  repeatedly  start  the  pump  for  approximately  2  seconds.  In most 
cases this should suffice in order remove clogging. 

 

 
 

Troubleshooting

 

 

The motor does not start

 

Causes

 

Solutions

 

Line voltage is missing 

 

Check the power supply

 

Pump impeller jams 

– Thermal controller has shut down

 

Dismantle the pump and clean it

 

 

 

 

Pump does not suck water in

 

Causes

 

Solutions

 

Suction valve is not inside the water

 

Place the suction valve inside the water

 

No water inside the pump station

 

Fill water into the pump intake nozzle

 

Air inside the suction line 

 

Check the suction line for leakages

 

Suction valve leaks

 

Clean the suction valve

 

Suction strainer is clogged

 

Clean the suction strainer

 

Max. suction head is exceeded

 

Check the suction head

 

 

Insufficient flow rate

 

Causes

 

Solutions

 

Suction head is too high

 

Check the suction head

 

Suction strainer is soiled

 

Clean the suction strainer

 

Water level decreases rapidly

 

Put the suction valve deeper into the water 

 

Pump capacity is reduced by pollutants

 

Clean the pump and replace worn parts

 

 

Pump is shut down by thermal controller

 

Causes

 

Solutions

 

Motor overloads 

– High friction due to foreign 

matter

 

Dismantle and clean the pump, prevent the 
suction of foreign matter with a filter

 

 
 
 
Attention!

 

The pump must not run dry!

 

 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 51548

Page 1: ...rating instructions and safety information before using for the first time Technical changes reserved Due to further developments illustrations functioning steps and technical data can differ insignif...

Page 2: ...ors cannot always be avoided In the event of problems with this user manual please complete and send this form back to us FAX notification 49 2403 55592 15 from _______________________________________...

Page 3: ...voltage and has to match the mains voltage on site Never pull lift carry or fixate the device by its power cable Always ensure that the power plug and socket outlet are located within a flood proof ar...

Page 4: ...th a pre filter Pumping media Only fresh water rain water or mild suds may be pumped with this device Operation instructions We generally recommend the use of a pre filter as well as a suction set con...

Page 5: ...1 Cable 2 Motor cover 3 Handle 4 Pump head 5 Valve cover Electrical connection The electrical connection takes place via an isolated ground receptacle with 230 V 50 Hz fuse protection and at least 10...

Page 6: ...ess a diameter of 3 4 has to either be connected directly to the pressure line connector 1 internal thread of the pump or via a threaded nipple A smaller pressure line with a diameter of 1 2 can be at...

Page 7: ...ds In most cases this should suffice in order remove clogging Troubleshooting The motor does not start Causes Solutions Line voltage is missing Check the power supply Pump impeller jams Thermal contro...

Page 8: ...European countries with a separate col lection system for these appliances The logo on the article or on its packaging points out that this article must not be treated as normal house hold waste but...

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