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T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G G U I D E
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PROBLEM | POSSIBLE CAUSES | REMEDIES |
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Motor runs, then stops | Motor starter heater size | Measure the current draw to |
(continued) | too small | verify it is below the trip set- |
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| ting. Increase the heater size |
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| or adjust the trip setting to |
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| correspond to the S.F.A. indi- |
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| cated by the motor label. |
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| Specify gravity of liquid or | QVS pumps are designed to |
| viscosity greater than | pump water. Consult the fac- |
| design | tory for liquids other than |
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| water. |
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| Water short in motor | With the pump filled with the |
| electrical lead | process fluid, use a megohm |
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| meter to measure the resist- |
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| ance between each motor |
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| lead and ground first at low |
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| voltage, then at a potential |
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| between 500 and 1000V if the |
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| open circuit. Consult the |
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| motor installation and main- |
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| tenance manual for accept- |
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| able values. |
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| Bad connection | With the circuit |
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| check for continuity using an |
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| ohmmeter. |
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| Motor wired improperly | Confirm the circuit is wired for |
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| power and the motor is |
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| grounded. |
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| Make sure the three legs of | |
| imbalance | your |
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| balanced within ±5% of each |
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| other. |
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