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12 Claytech C3X / C5X User Manual
14. Trouble Shooting
Before taking any troubleshooting action, disconnect the pump from the power
supply (i.e. remove the plug from the socket).
CLA – C3X / C5X
Problem Possible Cause Suggested Action
Pump doesn’t stop
once all taps/outlets
are closed
There may be a leak in the
pipe system (>1.2 lpm)
Close the discharge pipe isolation valve. If
the pump stops after approx. 20 sec then
the issue is a small water demand / leak
somewhere.
Check all pipework for leaks on both
suction and discharge side of pump.
Pressure test using a gauge if necessary.
Any small leak from a connection, tap or
leaking toilet etc. may cause a problem.
Pump starts but
goes to failure (Lack
of Water light on)
Pump has not primed or
there is no water to pump
Re-prime pump.
Make sure there is sufficient water to pump
and no blockage in suction line. Press
RESET button and try again.
Pump doesn’t start
and no LED’s
illuminated on the
controller
No power to unit
Check power outlet is turned on. Check
electrical connection and ensure electrical
power is working.
Pump starts and
stops repeatedly
The system is losing
pressure due to a small
leak in the system
Check all pipework for leaks on suction and
discharge side of pump. Pressure test
using a gauge if necessary. Any small leak
from a connection, tap or leaking toilet will
cause a problem.
Fitting a small pressure tank (2 18 litres)
will reduce pump start frequency
The pump ‘hums’
but the motor does
not start
Check the condition of the
capacitor.
Replace the capacitor.
The motor does not
start but makes no
noise.
Look for possible
blockages or jamming in
the pump or motor
Remove the blockage or obstruction
White International is not responsible for the consequences of any unauthorized repairs
and changes.
If the supply cord is damaged, the pump should be returned to White International or
one of its Authorised Service Agents (contact www.whiteint.com.au or
www.whiteint.co.nz) for repair in order to avoid potential injury/electrical shock.