To Next PageTo Next PageHow to prime Franklin Electric FVJ05CI-P Water Pump when it does not deliver water or pressure?
If your Franklin Electric Water Pump isn't delivering water or pressure, it might not be full of water. Stop the pump, fill it completely with water, and then check all pipe connections to ensure there are no air leaks. After this, try starting the pump again.
Why does my Franklin Electric FVJ05CI-P motor overheat?
If the motor of your Franklin Electric Water Pump overheats, it could be due to improper voltage or loose wiring connections. Verify that the voltage matches what's indicated on the motor's data plate. Also, ensure all wiring connections are secure. Another cause might be improper ventilation. Check to see if the motor is clean and properly vented.
What to do if Franklin Electric FVJ05CI-P Water Pump has low pressure?
If your Franklin Electric Water Pump has low pressure, it may be caused by several factors. The motor might not be running at the correct speed; check for proper voltage and ensure all wiring connections are tight. Alternatively, the impeller or injector nozzle could be partially blocked; inspect them for any rocks or debris. Finally, air could be leaking into the suction line; examine all suction line connections.
Why won't my Franklin Electric Water Pump motor start?
If the motor of your Franklin Electric Water Pump won't start, check for open switches, blown fuses, or loose connections. Also, ensure that the connections to the motor are tight.
Why is my Franklin Electric Water Pump losing pressure when no water is being used?
If you're experiencing a loss of pressure in your Franklin Electric Water Pump system when no water is being used, it could be due to leaks in the piping or valves; check all connections. It is also possible that there is gas in the water, in which case you should call your Franklin Electric dealer. Another potential cause is that the water level drops below the end of the pipe. If this is the case, the pump is out-producing the well. Close down control valve gradually until pump starts operating properly.
Why is my Franklin Electric FVJ05CI-P Water Pump having low capacity?
If your Franklin Electric Water Pump has low capacity, it might be because your water level is deeper than 25 feet; this pump can't pump below that depth, and you should call your Franklin Electric dealer. Another reason could be that you are using too long a pipe from the water to the pump; use a larger diameter pipe in this case. Also, a plugged impeller or injector nozzle, or a partially blocked pipe from the pump to the water, could be the cause; check these components.
What causes gravelly noises (cavitation) in my Franklin Electric Water Pump?
If you hear gravelly noises inside your Franklin Electric Water Pump, also known as cavitation, it could be because the water level is below 25 feet, in which case you should call your Franklin Electric dealer. Alternatively, the suction pipe might be too small, or the length of the pipe might be too long; use a larger diameter pipe. Finally, the end of the suction pipe could be in mud or sand; raise the end of the suction pipe, or clean out the well.
What causes air logging (excessive air in pipe) in my Franklin Electric Water Pump?
Air logging, or excessive air in the pipe, within your Franklin Electric Water Pump system can be caused by air leaks in the pipe; check all connections. It is also possible that there is gas in the water, in which case you should call your Franklin Electric dealer. Another potential cause is that the water drops below the end of the pipe. If this is the case, the pump is out-producing well. Tighten down control valve gradually until pump starts operating properly.
General| Model | FVJ05CI-P |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Pump |
| Type | Jet Pump |
| Power | 0.5 HP |
| Horsepower | 0.5 |
| Voltage | 115/230V |
| Outlet Size | 1 inch |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Phase | Single Phase |
| Maximum Lift | 25 feet |
Guidance for qualified personnel on safe installation and operation procedures.
Instructions for selecting a suitable, clean, dry, and ventilated area for pump installation.
Guidelines for proper support, connection, and sealing of suction and discharge piping.
Details on installing the suction pipe, including lift limits, size, and avoiding air pockets.
Recommendations for installing the discharge pipe, including size, fittings, and isolation valves.
Steps for safe electrical connections, including voltage, grounding, and disconnects.
Information on factory presets and adjustments for pressure switches and jet nozzles.
Procedure for priming, starting, and testing the pump's operation and water flow.
Instructions on how to drain the pump, especially in freezing conditions.
Guidance on changing jet nozzles and adjusting pressure switches for optimal performance.
Detailed steps for adjusting differential and range nuts on the pressure switch.
Steps for disassembling the pump for servicing impeller, motor, or seal.
