To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Pacific hydrostar 69302 Water Pump start?
Your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump might not be starting due to several reasons: * There could be no power. Check the connections, breaker, or fuse. * The pressure switch might be disconnected. Check the gauge. * The thermal protection may have cut out. Allow the pump to cool. * The impeller could be blocked. Free the impeller.
What to do if my Pacific hydrostar 69302 does not shut-off?
If your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump isn't shutting off, here are a few potential causes: * The pressure switch contacts may be welded together. Have the pressure switch replaced by a qualified technician. * A fixture (toilet, faucet, etc.) might be open or leaking. Close or repair the fixture. * The impeller could be clogged. Clean the impeller. * The tank bladder pressure may be too low. Inflate to 23 PSI. * There may be pipeline leakage. Repair the pipeline. * The foot/check valve might be leaking water back to the well. Replace the foot/check valve.
Why is my Pacific hydrostar 69302 Water Pump operating but not discharging water?
If your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump is running but not discharging water, it could be due to these reasons: * The pump might not be primed. Prime the pump. * The lift height could be exceeded. Reduce the lift height. * The inlet tube may not be submerged. Submerge the inlet. * There might be air in the suction pipe. Check the pipe and seals. * The inlet screen could be clogged. Clean the screen.
Why does my Pacific hydrostar 69302 Water Pump motor overheat often?
If your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump motor overheats frequently, it could be due to: * An extension cord that is too long or has a wire size that is too small. Eliminate the use of the extension cord, or use a shorter/heavier gauge cord. * The pump cycling too often. The cut-in and cut-out pressure may be set too close together. Have the pressure switch adjusted by a qualified technician.
Why is there only a low volume of water flowing from my Pacific hydrostar Water Pump?
A low volume of water flowing from your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump could be caused by: * An inlet pipe that is too small. Increase the pipe diameter. * Liquid that is too dirty. Clean the screen frequently. * Lifting height being exceeded. Reduce the lifting height. * The tank’s rubber bladder being under-inflated. Inflate to 23 PSI. * Piping corroded, causing friction. Replace the piping, using plastic where possible.
Why is the water from my Pacific hydrostar 69302 full of bubbles at the outlet?
If the water from your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump is full of bubbles, it could be due to: * Pumping bubbles temporarily as air is purged after initial setup. This is a temporary self-remedying issue. * A leak in the suction side of the pump system. Check for and fix leaks. * The well being gaseous. Install a sleeve in the well. * The water level being below the suction inlet of the foot valve. Lower the suction line into water and re-prime. If the water is deeper than the Maximum Suction Lift, then a deep well pump may be needed.
What to do if my Pacific hydrostar Water Pump will not hold prime?
If your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump will not hold prime, it may be because: * A foot/check valve is not installed in the suction line. Install a foot and check valve in the suction line. * The foot/check valve leaks water back to the well. Replace the foot/check valve.
Why does my Pacific hydrostar Water Pump tank bladder will not hold pressure?
If the tank bladder of your Pacific hydrostar Water Pump won't hold pressure, it could be because: * The air inlet valve is leaking. Check the air tank for leaks using soapy water and replace the bladder if needed. * The bladder is broken. Replace the bladder.
General| Brand | Pacific hydrostar |
|---|---|
| Model | 69302 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Covers electric shock, swimming pool use, moisture, flooding, fluids, frost, running dry, child access, and lead exposure.
Details correct grounding plug and outlet usage for preventing electric shock.
States the pump is not for potable water use.
Proper mounting, secure socket, and power supply considerations.
Indoor installation, non-submersible use, and water quality requirements.
Pipe size, off-set lines, well seals, and avoiding line stress.
Intake fitting caution, discharge head, GFCI protection, and suction lift.
Maintaining correct air pressure in the compression tank bladder.
Steps for filling the suction pipe and pump before initial operation.
How the self-starting pump operates with the pressure switch.
Procedures for cleaning the pump and preparing it for storage.
Addresses problems like pump not starting, no water discharge, and motor overheating.
Covers issues like water with bubbles, no pumping, and pump not shutting off.
Emphasizes unplugging, not disassembling, and qualified repairs.
States manufacturer's stance on repairs and buyer's assumption of risk.
