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Paul CaseyJul 27, 2025
What to do if my Flotec Water Pump motor fails?
- PPamela BradyJul 27, 2025
If the motor fails, the suggested solution is to replace the entire pump.
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If the motor fails, the suggested solution is to replace the entire pump.
What to do if Flotec FP0F360AC discharge from faucets is air or milky?
If the water discharging from your faucets appears milky or contains air when using a Flotec Water Pump, it could be due to gas present in the well water. To address this, remove the bleeder orifices and plug the tees, ensuring that these plugs are completely sealed to prevent leaks. Another potential cause is a malfunctioning air volume control. If this is the case, replace the control as needed.
Why is my Flotec Water Pump delivering little or no water?
If your Flotec Water Pump isn't delivering enough water, several factors could be at play. First, the bleeder orifice check valve might be stuck or incorrectly installed; try freeing it or reversing its installation. Low water levels can also be a culprit, so lower the pump further into the well, ensuring it remains at least 5 feet above the well's bottom. Insufficient voltage can hinder performance; consider installing larger wires from the meter to the control box and from the control box to the pump, or consult your power company about raising the supply voltage. Additionally, a plugged intake screen can restrict water flow, requiring cleaning or replacement. A stuck check valve at the pump discharge could also be the issue; try freeing the check valve. Lastly, worn impellers and diffus...
General| Brand | Flotec |
|---|---|
| Model | FP0F360AC |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Covers warnings for hazardous pressure, voltage, freezing, and general installation safety.
Outlines critical steps for grounding the pump, motor, and control box for safety.
How to mount control boxes correctly and match them to motor specifications.
Critical safety instructions for grounding and bonding the pump and motor assembly.
Solutions for motor failures, blown fuses, and overload protector trips.
