To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my ProMinent Water Pump not metering even though the operating indicator is flashing?
Several factors can cause this issue. The stroke length might be too low, so increase it using the stroke length control knob. Another possibility is trapped air in the liquid end. If there's no bleed valve, bleed the discharge side via a bleeder or relief valve. If there is a bleed valve, use it to bleed the pump.
What to do if the ProMinent EXtronic EXBb Water Pump diaphragm rupture warning system issues an alarm?
If the diaphragm rupture warning system issues an alarm, it could be due to a ruptured metering diaphragm. Immediately replace the metering diaphragm. Alternatively, the cable of the diaphragm rupture sensor might be broken, in which case you should replace the entire diaphragm rupture sensor.
What to do if fluid escapes from the backplate of my ProMinent Water Pump?
If fluid is escaping from the backplate, it could be that the screws in the dosing head are too loose. Tighten the screws in the dosing head crosswise. Alternatively, the metering diaphragm might not be leak-tight, in which case you should replace it.
How to fix a ProMinent EXtronic EXBb that does not prime?
If your pump isn't priming despite full stroke motion and bleeding, minor crystalline deposits on the ball seat due to the valves drying out could be the issue. Try taking the suction hose out of the storage tank and thoroughly flushing out the liquid end. If there are heavy crystalline deposits, dismantle and clean the valves. Also, a ruptured metering diaphragm could be the cause, so replace it immediately.
Why is the yellow LED display not lighting up on my ProMinent EXtronic EXBb?
The yellow LED display (operating indicator) might not light up because the wrong mains voltage or no mains voltage is connected. Connect the pump correctly to the specified mains voltage, according to the specification on the nameplate.
General| Brand | ProMinent |
|---|---|
| Model | EXtronic EXBb |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Read supplementary information for better understanding of operating instructions.
Explains symbols and directives used within the manual.
Importance of stating identity and serial number for support.
Explains product range, degree of protection, pump type, and material specifications.
Details signal words, warning signs, and intended use of the pump.
Specifies required qualifications for personnel performing tasks on the pump.
Covers warnings for handling and storage to prevent damage or injury.
Illustrates and labels the main components of the metering pump.
Explains the drive mechanism and the dosing process of the liquid end.
Describes self-bleeding features and the diaphragm rupture sensor function.
Provides guidance on securing the pump and avoiding operational risks.
Specifies safety measures for explosion-risk areas and flammable media.
Covers chemical handling, seal integrity, and discharge line rupture risks.
Addresses flow control and diaphragm rupture sensor wiring.
Illustrates system setup and provides guidance on suction line installation.
Specifies requirements for suction line length, height, and prevention of cavitation.
Addresses common suction line problems and siphon effects.
Details configurations for managing high suction-side pressure scenarios.
Covers ATEX requirements and electrical shock hazards during installation.
Provides wiring details for mains connection and managing induced voltages.
Details contact, analogue, and pause inputs, distinguishing between safety types.
Specifies sensor wiring and safety for flammable media applications.
Lists essential checks and guides on draining/filling the liquid end.
Details steps for bleeding the liquid end, including rough and pressure system bleeding.
Explains how to use nomographs to determine pump capacity based on stroke length and rate.
Covers setting pump capacity and advice on selecting stroke length/rate for different media.
Details how to adjust stroke length and stroke rate using control knobs.
Addresses common problems like priming failures, diaphragm rupture, and indicator issues.
Lists maintenance tasks for standard liquid ends at different intervals.
Highlights safety precautions and steps for replacing the metering diaphragm.
Explains how to test the diaphragm rupture sensor for proper operation.
Warns about chemical residue and hazards with flammable media.
Presents performance data, including capacity at different pressures and suction lift.
Specifies metering precision and important installation notes for accuracy.
Details electrical data for actuation circuits, both intrinsically safe and non-intrinsically safe.
Lists electrical parameters for the supply circuit, including consumption and fuses.
Illustrates pump dimensions for NS and PS versions with a data table.
Shows pump capacity relation to back pressure using nomographs for EXBb_1000.
Lists fuse data and order numbers for Item 65 and Item 66 fuses.
Declares pump compliance with relevant EU directives.
