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If your Little Giant Water Pump doesn't turn on, here are a few things to check: * Ensure the pump is properly connected to a power source, ideally a dedicated circuit equipped with GFCI. * Verify that the circuit breaker is on, or replace the fuse if it's removed or blown. * If neither of these resolves the issue, the motor may be defective, requiring a pump replacement.
What to do if Little Giant 5 Series does not deliver rated capacity?
If your Little Giant Water Pump isn't delivering its rated capacity, consider the following: 1. Check if the lift is too high for the pump's capabilities by reviewing the rated pump performance. 2. Confirm that the supply voltage matches the nameplate rating, as low voltage can slow the pump's speed. 3. Inspect the impeller and discharge pipe for clogs, cleaning as necessary, and check the pipe for scale or corrosion. 4. Abrasives may have caused impeller wear, in which case you should replace the pump.
Why Little Giant 5 Series runs but does not discharge liquid?
If your Little Giant Water Pump runs but doesn't discharge liquid, it could be due to a couple of reasons: * The lift might be too high for the pump. Check the rated pump performance to ensure it's within the pump's capabilities. * The inlet to the impeller might be plugged. If so, pull the pump and clean it.
General| Brand | Little Giant |
|---|---|
| Model | 5 Series |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Technical details including voltage, HP, PSI, Hz, Watts, Amps, and breaker requirements.
Performance data showing gallons/liters per hour at various head heights.
Critical safety guidelines for installation, operation, and potential hazards like fire or electric shock.
Guidance on physically placing and connecting the pump, including hose connection and water depth.
Instructions for safe and correct electrical hookup, including GFCI and circuit requirements.
Procedure for testing the pump's functionality in manual mode, including dry-run prevention.
How automatic pumps function with diaphragm switches and testing procedures.
Detailed bench testing method for the automatic pump's diaphragm switch.
Steps for routine maintenance, including cleaning the impeller and volute, and seal ring replacement.
Common problems, their probable causes, and corrective actions for pump issues.
List of available replacement parts with their respective part numbers and descriptions.
