What to do if my Flotec AT250701 Water Pump has suction leaks or lost prime?
To address suction leaks or a lost prime in your Flotec Water Pump, ensure there are no leaks in the suction piping. Also, verify that the suction pipe inlet is well below the water level to prevent the pump from sucking in air.
Why is my Flotec Water Pump running too slowly?
If your Flotec Water Pump is running too slowly, there are several potential causes. First, check the voltage at the motor terminals and at the meter while the pump is running. If the voltage is low, consult the wiring instructions or your power company. Also, check for any loose connections and tighten any that you find. Make sure to read and understand the safety and operating instructions in the manual before working on the pump. Ensure the line voltage is within 90% to 110% of the rated voltage; if not, consult a licensed electrician. Only qualified personnel should electrically test the pump motor. Increase ventilation and reduce the ambient temperature around the pump.
How to cool down a Flotec Water Pump that is too hot?
If your Flotec Water Pump is overheating, increase ventilation around it and reduce the ambient temperature in the area where the pump is located.
What should I do if the suction trap is clogged on my Flotec AT250701 Water Pump?
If the suction trap on your Flotec Water Pump is clogged, clean the trap and strainer to ensure proper water flow.
What is the correct suction pipe diameter for a Flotec Water Pump?
Check that the suction pipe on your Flotec Water Pump is at least 1-1/2" (38mm) in diameter to ensure proper water flow.
How should I mount my Flotec Water Pump to avoid strain?
To prevent strain on your Flotec Water Pump assembly, do not mount the pump on a wooden platform. Securely mount it on a concrete platform for the quietest performance.
General| Thermal Protection | Yes |
|---|---|
| Horsepower | 0.5 HP |
| Voltage | 115 V |
| Amperage | 9.8 A |
| Construction | Thermoplastic |
| Phase | Single |
| Housing Material | Thermoplastic |
| Impeller Material | Thermoplastic |
To Next Page
