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Troubleshooting Guide
Problem |
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No flow out of the outlet tubing | 1. | Check to see that the Stator is | |
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| snapped shut. If it is, push down on | |
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| the Stator while the motor is | |
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| running. This action enhances the | |
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| 2. | Make sure the tubing is loaded | |
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| properly. The tubing should be | |
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| centered in the middle of the | |
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| rollers. Reload if necessary. | |
| 3. | Check to see that the tubing has no | |
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| holes or cracks. Replace with new | |
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| tubing, if necessary. | |
| 4. | Check that the inlet tubing is fully | |
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| immersed in fluid. | |
| 5. | Check that the motor is rotating in | |
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| the correct direction. Refer to Figure | |
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| 6. | Check to see if the tubing is | |
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| clogged. Replace with new tubing, | |
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| if necessary. | |
| 7. | Check to see if the pump is properly | |
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| mounted to the motor. Refer to | |
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| Section 3 for instructions on proper | |
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| mounting. | |
| 8. | Check to see if the Rotor Assembly | |
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| is worn or stuck. Check that the | |
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| rollers spin freely. Use a high | |
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| pressure air hose to blow out | |
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| particles from the pump which may | |
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| be restricting roller motion. | |
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