What to do if my Emec Water Pump does not turn on?
If your Emec Water Pump isn't turning on, there could be a few reasons. First, ensure the pump is properly connected to a power supply. If it is, check the protection fuse, and replace it if broken. A main board failure could also be the cause, requiring circuit replacement.
Why is my Emec KMS MF not dosing even though the solenoid is working?
There are several reasons why your Emec Water Pump might not be dosing even if the solenoid is operating: * The foot filter may be obstructed, so clean it. * The pump may be unprimed (the suction hose is empty), so prime the pump. * There may be air bubbles in the hydraulic circuit, so check the valves, hoses, and fittings and let the air flow away. * The product to dose might be generating gas, so turn on the venting valve to let the air flow away or use a self-venting pump head model.
What to do if Emec Water Pump is not dosing and the solenoid isn’t operating?
If your Emec Water Pump isn't dosing and the solenoid isn’t operating, crystals might be blocking the balls inside the valves. Try cleaning the valves and then dose 2-3 liters of normal water. Another possibility is that the injection valve is obstructed, in which case you should change the valves.
What does ERROR DATA mean on my Emec Water Pump display?
If your Emec Water Pump display shows 'ERROR DATA', it indicates an error in the data setting. Check the set value. If the value is correct and the error persists, the pump could be undersized.
What does INPUT OPEN mean on my Emec Water Pump display?
If your Emec Water Pump display shows 'INPUT OPEN' in mA and VOLT working mode, it means there is no signal input. Check the INPUT signal.
Explains icons used for safety warnings and information.
Lists essential safety measures for pump operation.
Emphasizes qualified personnel for repairs.
Covers recycling and waste regulations.
Specifies temperature and humidity requirements.
Details the KMS MF metering pump series and its variants.
Lists the different operating modes available for the pump.
Lists items provided and explains diagram symbols.
Describes pump head details and stroke length adjustment.
Describes the standard PVDF pump head for KMSA MF.
Covers protective clothing, location, and hose/valve installation.
Visual guide with component identification for pump setup.
Steps for connecting suction, foot filter, and delivery hoses.
Instructions for installing injection valve and venting hose.
Information on when and how to use a self-venting pump head.
Warnings for pumps with or without plugs.
Details for connecting optional water meters.
Explanation of LCD display, keyboard, and menu system.
Procedures for saving settings, activating modes, and power control.
Step-by-step guide to prime the pump and indicators.
Summary of pump capabilities and operating modes.
Details on various alarm conditions and their indication.
Navigation for setting the pump's working mode.
Navigation for pump configuration settings.
Accessing and managing pump statistics.
Covers initial setup, CC/Stroke calibration, and test procedure.
Configuring pre-level alarm and SEFL flow sensor.
Configuring stand-by input and output alarm contacts.
Enabling or disabling specific alarm relay outputs.
Configuring water meter input parameters.
Setting the maximum time between pulses.
Selecting measurement units and configuring startup delay.
Changing or setting the menu password.
Procedures for loading default settings and resetting password.
Details for Constant, Divide, Multiply, and PPM modes.
Details for PERC mode.
Details for MLQ, Batch, Volt, and mA modes.
Adjusting SPH, SPM, or LPH for constant mode.
Adjusting the divisor for pulse division.
Adjusting the multiplier for pulse multiplication.
Adjusting PPM and concentration values.
Adjusting percentage and concentration values.
Adjusting MLQ and concentration values.
Choosing and configuring Batch mode parameters.
Configuring HIV, LOV, and SPM for Volt mode.
Configuring HImA, LOmA, and SPM for mA mode.
Accessing total dosing and stroke counts.
Covers issues like no power, dosing errors, and display messages.
Steps for replacing fuse and main board.
Diagram showing the arrangement of components on the main board.
Guidelines for pump upkeep and operator safety.
Key specs, materials used, and compatibility.
Flow rate vs. pressure charts for KMS models.
Flow rate vs. pressure charts for self-purge pumps.
Flow rate vs. pressure charts for compressed air pumps.
Visual representation of the pump's physical dimensions.
Compatibility ratings and materials used in pump construction.
Information on hose suitability for different conditions.
Visual instructions for SEFL sensor installation.
Wiring instructions for master-slave pump setup.
Diagram showing pump parts with labels.
General| Suction Lift | Up to 8 m |
|---|---|
| Housing Material | Cast Iron |
| Power | 0.5 HP |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Shaft Material | Stainless Steel |
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