To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Utilitech Water Pump start?
Your Utilitech Water Pump might not start due to several reasons: * A blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker. Replace the fuse or reset the breaker. * Low voltage. Check the wiring or use a shorter extension cord if the voltage is less than 108 volts. * Worn brushes. Replace the brushes. * Blocked impeller. Remove the blockage. * Defective motor. Contact customer service at 1-800-346-7611.
What to do if Utilitech Water Pump loses prime?
If your Utilitech Water Pump won't prime or retain prime, consider the following: * Check for air leaks in the suction line and repair or replace it. * Remove any blockage from the impeller. * Replace the seal if it's worn. * Move the pump closer to the water source if the suction lift is too high. * Straighten any kinks or loops in the hose. * Tighten any loose fittings. * Ensure the suction hose is submerged in the water. * Clean the inlet if it's clogged.
Why is the flow rate too low on my Utilitech Water Pump?
A low flow rate in your Utilitech Water Pump can be caused by: * Damaged piping or hose. Clean or replace the piping or hose. * Low voltage. If the voltage is less than 108 volts, check the wiring size or use a shorter extension cord. * Hose diameter being too small. Use a minimum 3/4 in. heavy duty garden hose. * Discharge hose being too long. Use as short a hose as possible (max 50 ft.).
How to fix a leaking seal on Utilitech Water Pump?
If the seal on your Utilitech Water Pump is leaking: * Replace the seal if it is worn. Call for replacements. * Replace the rotor if the shaft is grooved. Call for replacements. * Ensure the pump head is properly assembled on the motor and that there is no obstruction.
General| Brand | Utilitech |
|---|---|
| Model | PPTPC50 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Instructions for replacing worn motor brushes or addressing carbon build-up for pump repair.
Details limitations and exclusions of the product warranty, including labor and consequential damages.
