To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my HERBORNER pumpentechnik Swimming Pool Pump vibrates or makes noise?
If your HERBORNER pumpentechnik Swimming Pool Pump is vibrating or making noise, consider the following: * Check the direction of rotation and exchange two phases to the motor if necessary. * Inspect the impeller and replace it if necessary. * Verify the operating conditions to ensure the pump operates in the specified range.
Why is my HERBORNER pumpentechnik herborner.X's electric motor overly warm?
An overly warm electric motor in your HERBORNER pumpentechnik Swimming Pool Pump can stem from: * Incorrect direction of rotation. Check and correct the motor's rotation, exchanging two phases if needed. * Operating outside the specified range. Verify and adjust the operating conditions. * Excessive density of the pumped medium. Dilute the medium or modify the process. * Obstructions in the supply pipe or impeller. Clean the supply and remove deposits. * Insufficient motor power. Replace with a more powerful model if necessary. * Incorrect motor connection. Ensure the motor is connected to the applicable operating voltage. * High coolant temperature (above 40 °C). Check ventilation paths. * Frequent pump switching. Observe the operating mode.
General| Brand | HERBORNER pumpentechnik |
|---|---|
| Model | herborner.X Series |
| Category | Swimming Pool Pump |
| Language | English |
Specifies the pump's purpose for swimming pool water circulation and approved applications.
Illustrates the pump's components with part numbers for X/X-PM and X-C models.
Lists components subject to wear and recommended quantities for a two-year operation.
Details model designation, motor ratings, materials, and flange positions.
Refers to sections with detailed measurements, weights, and performance data.
Covers media and ambient temperature ranges, density, viscosity, and power correction.
Explains safety symbols, signal words, and machine identification requirements.
Describes optional systems like Seal-Guard-System and ETS X4 for pump protection.
Outlines the operator's responsibilities regarding personnel, equipment, and environmental compliance.
Warns about potential hazards during maintenance and repair work.
Details the mandatory five safety rules for disconnecting electrical power before work.
Covers checks, packaging methods, and handling during shipping and receiving.
Provides guidance on safe transport methods using forklifts or cranes.
Details safe practices for lifting and transporting the pump using a crane.
Describes preparation of the foundation and pump installation requirements.
Provides tables with physical dimensions for various pump models.
Lists technical specifications like motor data, sound pressure levels for different models.
Outlines requirements and precautions for establishing the electrical connection by an electrician.
Explains how to protect the motor using circuit breakers and temperature monitors.
Emphasizes checking the pump's rotation direction for correct operation and damage prevention.
Discusses variable frequency drives and their compatibility with specific pump models.
Guides through the functional checks and procedures before starting the pump.
Details the step-by-step process for safely starting the pump.
Highlights general maintenance tasks, safety precautions, and regular checks.
Explains bearing lubrication requirements, intervals, and grease types.
Details procedures for checking and changing oil in the Seal-Guard-System.
Instructs on the proper disposal of dismantled components and waste materials.
Addresses issues related to insufficient pumping and potential dry running.
Troubleshoots common causes for the pump shutting off shortly after starting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for taking apart the pump and its components.
Guides through the process of reassembling the pump after maintenance or repair.
