To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my CountyLine Water Pump has low voltage?
Consider installing a larger wire from the meter to the pressure switch and from the pressure switch to the pump. If necessary, have the power company raise the supply voltage.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 has low or high voltage?
If the voltage variation is more than ±10%, contact your power company to adjust the voltage.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 is stuck or binding?
If necessary, pull the pump and perform all possible above-ground checks first. If the pump is locked, replace it. Prior to reinstalling the pump, make sure to clean the well of all sand or lime.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 has a tank waterlogged?
If you have air-over-water tanks, repair or replace the tanks. If necessary, replace the air pressure valve.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 pressure switch is defective?
Readjust or replace the pressure switch.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 Water Pump has a plugged intake screen?
Clean or replace the intake screen as necessary.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 Water Pump has wrong size fuse?
Install the correct fuse or time delay fuse.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 has a wire size too small?
Install the correct size wire.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA203 Water Pump has a leak in drop pipe?
Replace the pipe above the point where the leak occurs.
What to do if my CountyLine Water Pump has low water level?
Lower the pump further into the well, ensuring it remains at least 5’ (1.6m) above the bottom of the well. Adjust the pump discharge until it matches the recovery rate of the well. Note: Running the pump while airlocked can cause loss of prime and seriously damage the pump.
General| Pump Type | Centrifugal |
|---|---|
| Inlet Size | 2 in. |
| Outlet Size | 2 in. |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 158 GPM |
| Horsepower | 6.5 HP |
| Engine Type | Gasoline |
| Max Flow Rate | 158 GPM |
| Suction Size | 2 in. |
| Discharge Size | 2 in. |
Critical safety guidelines for pump installation and operation.
Warning about chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Technical details of the pump, including power supply and temperature range.
Pre-installation checks, warranty void conditions, and well development.
Instructions for proper grounding to prevent electric shock and fire hazards.
Guidelines for connecting pump wires according to electrical codes.
Visual guides for correct wiring of single-phase, 2-wire motors.
Methods for creating waterproof splices for submersible pump cables.
Procedures for installing cables, butt connectors, and the pump itself.
Steps for safe initial pump start-up and connecting to water systems.
Diagnosing and resolving problems like the motor not starting or fuses blowing.
Addressing issues like pump starting too frequently or system leaks.
Solutions for low water delivery, plugged screens, or water quality issues.
Details of the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions.
Limitations of remedies and exclusion of consequential damages.
