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2. Fault finding

Switch off the electricity supply before dismantling the pump.

Fault

Cause

Remedy

1. Pump does not 

run.

a) Electricity supply switched off.

Switch on the electricity supply.

b) Fuses in installation blown.

Replace defective fuses.

c) The pump thermal switch has tripped out.

The thermal switch restarts the pump when the motor has 
cooled to normal temperature.

d) The main winding is defective, see 

5. Winding resist-

ances.

Replace the motor, see 

4.1 Removing the motor.

2. The pump does 

not run, but hums.

a) The capacitor is defective.

Replace the capacitor, see 

4.2 Replacing the capacitor

Replace the motor, 

4.1 Removing the motor.

b) The auxiliary winding is defective.

3. The pump stops 

after short time of 
operation (ther-
mal switch tripped 
out).

a) The pumped liquid temperature is too high.

The pump restarts automatically after sufficient cooling.

b) Pump partly blocked by impurities or blocked.

Clean the pump, see 

3.2 Cleaning the impeller

.

c) Water level too low when the pump is started. The 

pump cannot self-prime. 

Move the pump to a position with higher water level or add 
water until the pump starts sucking.

4. Pump runs but 

gives insufficient 
water.

a) Pump is partly blocked by impurities. 

Clean the pump, see 

3.2 Cleaning the impeller

.

b) Discharge pipe/hose partly blocked by impurities. The 

hose may be sharply bent.

Check and clean the non-return valve, if fitted. 

c) Impeller, bottom part or diaphragm defective.

Replace defective parts.

5. Pump runs but 

gives no water.

a) Pump is blocked by impurities. 

Clean the pump, see 

3.2 Cleaning the impeller

.

b) Non-return valve in discharge pipe/hose blocked in 

closed position or blocked by impurities. The hose may 
be sharply bent.

Check the non-return valve. Clean or replace the valve, if 
necessary. 

c) Pumps with float switch: 

The pump does not stop because the free cable length 
of the float switch is too long. 

Reduce the free cable length.

Содержание Unilift CC 5 M1

Страница 1: ...t finding 3 3 Cleaning the pump 4 3 1 Cleaning the suction strainer 4 3 2 Cleaning the impeller 4 4 Dismantling and assembly 5 4 1 Removing the motor 5 4 2 Replacing the capacitor 5 4 3 Replacing the...

Страница 2: ...11 Approvals 5 Product number 12 Motor input power 6 Production code 13 Maximum installation depth 7 Full load current 14 Supply voltage Example Unilift CC 7 A1 Pump range Type Maximum head m Operati...

Страница 3: ...nt cooling b Pump partly blocked by impurities or blocked Clean the pump see 3 2 Cleaning the impeller c Water level too low when the pump is started The pump cannot self prime Move the pump to a posi...

Страница 4: ...he bottom part pos 50 and the suction strainer and turning the screwdriver 2 Remove the screws pos 84b and the bottom part pos 50 Fig 2 Removing the bottom part 3 Remove and clean the O ring pos 37a a...

Страница 5: ...g 3 Removing the bottom part 3 Remove the O ring pos 37a and the diaphragm pos 58 4 Remove the screws pos 36 5 Remove the pump sleeve pos 55a by holding the sleeve and pressing the impeller 6 Moisten...

Страница 6: ...50a and pull the cable entry into position in the motor sleeve The cable entry must now be fixed in the retainer in the motor sleeve It must not be possible to pull the cable any longer The cable entr...

Страница 7: ...upwards during the measurement Fig 4 Wiring diagram Pump type Winding resistancea 10 a The table values do not include the cable Resistance in cable 2 x 10 m approx 1 Auxiliary winding Main winding Un...

Страница 8: ...8 8 6 Drawing TM03 1101 1005...

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