Prochem EVEREST EFI LP

Questions and Answers

M
Maria ReynoldsAug 20, 2025
Why does my Prochem Cleaning Equipment starter turn over but not start?
- C
  Courtney YorkAug 21, 2025
  If the starter turns over the engine of your Prochem Cleaning Equipment but it won't start, the issue might be due to a full waste tank (empty the waste tank), the engine temperature exceeding 240°F (determine the cause of overheating before restarting the unit), a defective fuel pump (replace the fuel pump), loose or broken wires leading to the waste tank float switch (repair or replace any broken electrical connections), a defective float switch in the waste tank (check switch for proper operation, replace as necessary), or issues with the oil pressure switch or high temperature switch (test these components. If any are defective, replace).
V
Veronica BrownAug 27, 2025
What causes a Prochem Cleaning Equipment water pump not to engage?
- C
  Crystal RichardsonAug 27, 2025
  If the water pump on your Prochem Cleaning Equipment does not engage, check for these potential issues: a tripped solution pump circuit breaker (check the solution pump circuit breaker on the control panel. Press the circuit breaker reset button), a defective electrical connection or switch (examine switch, electrical connections, and wiring. Repair any defective connections. If there is power going to the switch but not going out, replace the defective switch), the water pump not being activated (turn solution pump switch to on), a defective water pump clutch (if there is power in the switch, but not power at the clutch, replace the defective wire. If there is power at the clutch, replace the defective switch), or loose or broken water pump belts (tighten or replace belts).
J
Joe HoodAug 31, 2025
Why is the automatic waste pump malfunctioning on my Prochem Cleaning Equipment?
- L
  lindsaygrimesAug 31, 2025
  If the automatic waste pump on your Prochem Cleaning Equipment is malfunctioning, it could be due to a defective waste pump float switch (replace float switch), a broken diaphragm (replace diaphragm), a weak battery (charge or replace battery if needed. Check charging station), or a tripped pump-out circuit breaker (after inspecting waste pump to determine the cause of the tripped circuit breaker, press the reset button).
M
Michael WilliamsSep 3, 2025
What to do if Prochem Cleaning Equipment chemical flow meter shows flow when closed?
- F
  Felicia HortonSep 3, 2025
  If the chemical flow meter on your Prochem Cleaning Equipment indicates flow even when the tool valve is closed, the issue might stem from an external leak in chemical piping (tighten fittings. Re-apply thread sealant where required. If any fittings are damaged, replace), an outlet check valve full of debris or damaged (close the chemical valve on the instrument panel. If the flow meter does not indicate flow, remove debris or replace check valve, if necessary), a ruptured chemical pump diaphragm (close the chemical valve on the instrument panel. If the flow meter still indicates flow, replace the chemical pump diaphragm), or an internal leak in the chemical valve (tighten valve packing nut. Replace valve, if necessary).
I
Ian GoodmanSep 6, 2025
How to fix loss of temperature in Prochem Cleaning Equipment?
- R
  robert18Sep 6, 2025
  If the heat output of your Prochem Cleaning Equipment is less than normal, it could be due to a temperature relief valve on the water box being stuck open (clean temperature relief valve and test. Replace, if necessary), or a defective temperature gauge (test gauge and sensor. Replace failed component).
S
Sarah HolmesSep 10, 2025
What causes excessive heating in Prochem Cleaning Equipment?
- E
  Elijah RogersSep 10, 2025
  Excessive heating in your Prochem Cleaning Equipment could be caused by a flow restriction due to hard water scaling (descale unit, repair or replace damaged plumbing components as necessary. Install water softener), or insufficient water flow (check jet size of tool).
A
Amanda YoungNov 13, 2025
Why is there a loss of vacuum in my Prochem Cleaning Equipment?
- K
  Krystal WigginsNov 13, 2025
  A loss of vacuum in your Prochem Cleaning Equipment during operation, despite normal engine RPM, can stem from several causes: a plugged waste tank filter or strainer basket (examine the tubing between the vacuum relief valve and the vacuum gauge and remove any blockage; clean or replace filter; clean strainer basket), a faulty vacuum gauge (inspect hose(s), repair or replace), damaged vacuum hose(s) causing a suction leak (inspect the gasket. Repair seal or replace Re-position lid(s)), waste tank gaskets not sealing properly (unplug vacuum hose or inlet plumbing), loose vacuum pump drive belts (tighten the drive belts), a damaged or open waste tank drain valve (drain the waste tank. Close drain valve, if open. Remove the dump valve and, after inspecting, replace the defective components),...
S
sherikennedyNov 16, 2025
What to do if Prochem Cleaning Equipment engine stops while cleaning?
- D
  Dr. Roy HurstNov 17, 2025
  If your Prochem Cleaning Equipment's engine stops during normal cleaning, consider these potential causes: the engine may be out of gasoline (add gasoline to the fuel tank), the waste tank might be full (empty waste tank), a main or engine circuit breaker on the control panel might have been tripped (after inspecting the unit to determine the cause of the tripped circuit breaker, press the reset button), the engine coolant temperature might have exceeded 240°F (determine the cause of the overheating before restarting the unit), the fuel pump might be defective (replace fuel pump), the float switch inside the waste tank might be defective (check switch for proper operation. Replace as necessary), the 240°F engine coolant high-temperature shutdown switch might be defective (test switch. If n...
C
Carol MillsNov 23, 2025
How to troubleshoot loss of chemical flow in Prochem Cleaning Equipment?
- T
  Teresa MoralesNov 23, 2025
  If you experience a loss of chemical flow in your Prochem Cleaning Equipment with the cleaning tool valve open, consider these possible causes: the chemical pump may be improperly primed (refer to chemical pump priming instructions), the strainer at the inlet end of the chemical inlet line may be clogged (unclog the strainer. If damaged, replace), there may be a suction leak in the inlet line leading into the chemical pump (inspect inlet lines and flow meter for damage and replace, if required), the chemical pump check valve(s) may be clogged (remove any debris from the chemical check valve(s). Replace chemical check valve(s) or seals, if necessary), the chemical prime/on-off valve or chemical metering valve may be defective (replace valve(s)), the chemical pump diaphragm may be ruptured (...