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If the motor of your ITT Water Pump isn't starting, here are a few things to check: * Ensure the power supply is properly connected. * Replace the fuse if it has blown. * Reset the panel’s automatic switch. * The motor may be defective, requiring repair or replacement.
Why ITT Water Pump is too noisy?
There are several reasons why your ITT Water Pump might be excessively noisy. It could be due to water return when the pump stops, so check the check valve. Another possibility is cavitation, in which case you should check the suction. Finally, the pump rotation might be hindered due to undue mechanical stress on the pump.
What to do if ITT Water Pump set is off?
If your ITT Water Pump set is off, the issue might be due to a disconnected power supply. In this case, connect the power supply. Alternatively, a blown fuse could be the culprit, so replace the fuse.
What to do if ITT Water Pump leaks water?
If your ITT Water Pump is leaking water, it could be due to a defective mechanical seal, in which case you should replace the mechanical seal. Another potential cause is undue mechanical stress on the pump, so ensure you support the pipes.
Why ITT Water Pump motor runs but no water is delivered?
If the motor of your ITT Water Pump is running, but no water is being delivered, consider the following: * Check if there's water on the suction side or inside the pump. Fill the pump or suction piping and open the on-off valves. * Air in the suction piping or pump could be the issue. Bleed the pump and check the suction connections. * A loss of pressure on the suction side might be the problem. Check the NPSH and modify the system if necessary. * The check valve may be jammed; clean the valve. * A clogged pipe could be obstructing water flow; clean the pipe. * For three-phase motors, incorrect rotation can cause this issue; change the direction of rotation.
General| Brand | ITT |
|---|---|
| Model | Lowara |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Explains DANGER, ELECTRIC SHOCK, and general WARNING symbols used in the manual for safety guidance.
Covers machine knowledge, bystander safety, clothing, hand protection, pump priming, liquid limitations, and operating environment.
Emphasizes power disconnection, qualified personnel, and avoiding obstructions for safe operations.
Highlights the need to consult the diesel pump handbook for specific safety information.
Details fluid/ambient temperature, operating/inlet pressure, and pump start limits.
Advises on avoiding dusty, sandy, or humid marine environments for optimal operation.
Describes the set's components: electric/diesel pumps, manifold, valves, gauges, switches, and control panel.
Explains pump capacity, independent operation, and the role of the jockey pump.
Details electric/diesel pump control, start/stop sequence, and manual/automatic operation.
Instructions on handling, avoiding impacts, and placing the set in a ventilated room with clearance.
Guidance on pipe sizing, stress prevention, bends, and avoiding air leaks on the suction side.
Details on installing membrane tanks on the delivery manifold and setting pre-charge pressure.
Instructions for power supply connection by authorized personnel, following local codes and wiring diagrams.
Explains automatic pump starting based on pressure switch settings and pump staging.
Step-by-step guide for connecting supply, priming, starting pumps, and setting to automatic mode.
Procedure for adjusting activation (P start) and deactivation (P stop) pressures for pressure switches.
Instructions for electric pump, panel, diaphragm tank, and diesel pump maintenance.
Lists key components of the booster set with reference to diagrams for identification.
Specifies that repairs must be performed by qualified personnel using original spare parts.
Provides a guide to common problems, their causes, and recommended solutions for the pumpset.
Instructions to proceed in compliance with local codes and regulations for waste disposal.
Details voltage, current, protection class, sound emission, operating limits, and other technical data.
Specifies operating/storage ambient temperature, humidity, elevation, and environmental considerations.
Details the keypanel, measuring instrument, selector switch, and main switch functions.
Explains the lamps, pushbuttons, and their corresponding colours and functions.
Describes automatic and manual operating modes, including start-up, shut-off, and failure indicators.
Details dry contacts for alarm transmission and optional accessories for signalling.
Describes the function for periodic automatic starting and testing of service pumps.
Explains the timer for automatic pump shutdown after pressure restoration.
Describes the control panel for managing an electric jockey pump, including signals and selector switch.
Details float switch connection, dry contacts for monitoring, and available accessories like alarms.
Describes a panel with battery charger and external battery for audible/visual signalling devices.
Details audible and visual alarm signals with different color indicators and power supply.
Lists common electric panel problems, their causes, and solutions for power, start-up, and operation issues.
Declares product compliance with European Directives (Machinery, Low Voltage, EMC) and technical standards.
