To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix red lion RL-SC33T Water Pump that will not shut off?
If your Red Lion Water Pump won't shut off, it could be air locked; remove the pump and clean the air bleed hole. Another possibility is that the liquid inflow matches the pump's capacity, in which case a larger pump is required.
Why my Red Lion Water Pump does not turn on?
If your Red Lion Water Pump isn't turning on, first ensure it's properly plugged in. If it is plugged in, check the circuit breaker or fuse and turn it on or replace it if necessary. If these steps don't solve the issue, the motor may be defective, requiring pump replacement. If you are using a float switch, refer to its manual for troubleshooting.
What to do if red lion RL-SC33T does not deliver rated capacity?
If your Red Lion Water Pump isn't delivering its rated capacity, verify that the lift isn't too high for the pump by checking the rated pump performance. Also, check that the supply voltage matches the nameplate rating. Inspect the impeller and discharge pipe for clogs, cleaning them if necessary, and check the pipe for scale or corrosion. If the impeller is worn due to abrasives, consider replacing the pump.
What to do if red lion RL-SC33T runs but does not discharge liquid?
If your Red Lion Water Pump runs but doesn't discharge liquid, start by checking the check valve to ensure it's installed correctly, with the flow indicating arrow on the body pointing in the right direction. Also, remove the check valve and inspect it for any blockages or operational issues. Verify that the lift isn't too high for the pump by checking the rated pump performance. Pull the pump and clean the inlet to the impeller, and also clean the air bleed hole to address potential air lock.
General| Model | RL-SC33T |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Pump |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Phase | 1 |
| Housing Material | Cast Iron |
| Outlet Size | 1-1/4 in |
| Inlet Size | 1-1/4" NPT |
Details the different pump models available, including HP, Amps, Voltage, Float Type, On/Off Levels, and Minimum Basin Diameter.
Provides flow rate data for each model at different head heights (5 ft to 20 ft) and shut-off head.
Lists technical specifications such as discharge size, intake size, pump housing, impeller, motor, hardware, bearings, seals, and cooling.
Diagram illustrating a typical sump pump installation, showing key components like basin cover, discharge pipe, and float switch.
Details requirements for pump placement on a level surface, discharge piping, check valve installation, and basin requirements.
Explains wiring guidelines, power supply options for automatic and manual operation, and GFCI requirements.
Step-by-step guide to test the pump and float switch operation by adding water to the basin and observing cycles.
Instructions on how to bench test the float switch using an ohmmeter for continuity.
Details routine inspection and testing of pump system components every three months for optimal performance.
Procedure for removing, cleaning, and reassembling the pump's impeller and volute for extended life.
Lists part numbers and descriptions for common replacement components like float switches.
