What does 'WARN: PUMP BOX TEMP HIGH' mean on my EBARA EV-S100N?
If your EBARA Water Pump displays 'WARN: PUMP BOX TEMP HIGH', the cooling water flow may be reduced, or the ambient temperature may be high. Increase cooling water flow or confirm the ambient temperature (less than 30?).
Why is the circuit protector activated on my EBARA EV-S100N Water Pump?
If the circuit protector is activated on your EBARA Water Pump, it could be due to incorrect wiring or a short circuit. Check the wiring first. If that's not the problem, the pump may have a short circuit, requiring replacement or overhaul.
What to do if EBARA EV-S100N Water Pump shows ALARM: WATER FLOW LOW?
If the EBARA Water Pump displays 'ALARM: WATER FLOW LOW', several issues could be the cause. It might be that the coupler is disconnected, the pressure isn't sufficient, the root valve is closed, the water pipe is clogged, tube fittings are loosened, there's an instrument failure, or the outlet and inlet pipes are reversed. To resolve this: * Connect the coupler if disconnected. * Apply sufficient pressure. * Open the valve if it's closed. * Clean or replace the piping if clogged. * Re-tighten any loose tube fittings. * Replace the instrument if there is an instrument failure. * Connect pipes correctly if they are reversed.
Why is my EBARA Water Pump making abnormal noises and vibrating excessively?
If your EBARA Water Pump is experiencing abnormal noise and excessive vibration, here are a few possible causes: * The adjustment feet may not be applied, so use them. * Some object might be making contact with the outer cover, so remove it. * The fastening screws of the outer cover may have worked themselves loose, so tighten them. * Parts of the pump may be damaged, requiring you to replace or overhaul the pump.
What does 'WARN:PUMP N2 VALVE ERROR' mean on my EBARA EV-S100N?
If your EBARA Water Pump displays 'WARN:PUMP N2 VALVE ERROR', the N2 valve may be open. Close N2 valve, which is located at the side of the pump.
What does 'ALARM : BACK PRESS.HIGH' mean on my EBARA EV-S100N Water Pump?
If your EBARA Water Pump displays 'ALARM : BACK PRESS.HIGH', the exhaust valve may be closed, there may be accumulation of by-products in pipes, or there may be instruments failure. Check the exhaust pipe or replace the instruments.
What does 'ALARM:STARTFAIL ALARM/WARN EXIST' mean on my EBARA EV-S100N Water Pump?
If your EBARA Water Pump displays 'ALARM:STARTFAIL ALARM/WARN EXIST', it could be due to starting during WARNING/ALARM status or instrument failure. Make sure that all starting conditions are met or replace the instrument.
What to do if my EBARA EV-S100N shows 'ALARM: WATER LEAKAGE'?
If your EBARA Water Pump displays 'ALARM: WATER LEAKAGE', it could be due to loosened tube fittings or instrument failure. Re-tighten the tube fittings or replace the instrument.
What to do if my EBARA EV-S100N MP does not start when entering external “MP start” signal input?
If the MP on your EBARA Water Pump doesn't start when entering external “MP start” signal input, it might be because “Local” or “COM” mode has been selected, start-up conditions are not satisfied, or there is an instrument failure. Set the switch to “Remote” or satisfy all start-up conditions. If the problem persists, replace the instruments.
What does 'ALARM:BP MOTOR TEMP H.HIGH ALARM:MP MOTOR TEMP H.HIGH' mean on my EBARA EV-S100N Water Pump?
If the EBARA Water Pump displays 'ALARM:BP MOTOR TEMP H.HIGH ALARM:MP MOTOR TEMP H.HIGH', the cooling water flow may be reduced, or there may be a motor failure. Cool the pump thoroughly and reset it, or replace or overhaul the pump.
Discusses the company's commitment to environmental protection and management.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE terms for hazard levels.
Key warnings for lifting, electrical work, gas handling, and general safety.
Explains the role of safety interlocks in protecting the pump and system.
Details duration, coverage, exclusions, and limitations of the product warranty.
Explains the use of nitrogen gas for purging, dilution, and shaft sealing.
Covers the built-in unit, sensors, monitoring, and alarm levels.
Procedures for safely shutting off electrical power using lockout/tagout.
Steps to shut off and disconnect the cooling water supply safely.
Steps to shut off and disconnect the nitrogen gas supply safely.
Provides detailed specifications for EV-S20, EV-S20P, EV-S20N models.
Provides detailed specifications for EV-S50, EV-S50P, EV-S50N models.
Provides detailed specifications for EV-S100, EV-S100P, EV-S100N models.
Provides detailed specifications for EV-S200, EV-S200P, EV-S200N models.
Instructions for moving and fixing the pump, including location and caster use.
General warnings and precautions for electrical wiring work.
Shows connector positions for power supply and control signals for different models.
Details on control connector specifications and pin assignments.
Explains the function and system flow of the optional Emergency Stop Switch Box.
Instructions for setting various operational modes via the LCD controller.
Pre-operation checks for cooling water and N2 gas supply.
Information on internal energies (power source, cooling water, N2 gas) before maintenance.
Steps for supplying lubricating oil if the level is low.
Safety precautions and procedures for disconnecting the pump.
General warnings before starting troubleshooting or maintenance.
Table of common abnormal symptoms and their corrective actions.
Table of WARNING symptoms and their corrective actions.
Table of ALARM symptoms and their corrective actions.
Table of optional troubleshooting symptoms and their corrective actions.
General| Model | EV-S100N |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Pump |
| Type | Centrifugal Pump |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 100 L/min |
| Maximum Head | 55 m |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 10 bar |
| Motor Protection | IP55 |
| Insulation Class | F |
| Material (Pump Body) | Stainless Steel |
| Material (Impeller) | Stainless Steel |
| Material (Shaft) | Stainless Steel |
| Pumped Liquid | Clean Water |
| Outlet Connection | 1 1/4 inch |
| Stages | Single Stage |
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