What to do if my Walrus Water Pump does not start?
If your Walrus Water Pump isn't starting, first, examine the power source, fuse, or circuit breaker to ensure they haven't failed. Second, inspect the pump for blockages caused by sand, rust, or foreign objects. Finally, test the motor for any defects that may be due to overload or other issues.
Why is my Walrus TPH running at reduced capacity or has no discharge water?
If your Walrus Water Pump is running at a reduced capacity or has no water discharge, there are several potential causes. If you have a three-phase motor, verify the rotation direction is correct. Also, ensure the inlet source is sufficient and the temperature is within the normal range. Lastly, inspect the suction pipes and valves for leaks, and check the mechanical seal for defects.
What to do if Walrus Water Pump stops during operation?
If your Walrus Water Pump stops during operation, it could be due to motor overheat caused by excessive suction lift or high liquid temperature. You should monitor the suction lift and liquid temperature. Another possibility is that the control circuit has cut out, so check the pressure switch or level controller for issues.
Specifies the ambient and liquid temperature ranges, operating pressure, and head ratings.
Covers electrical hazard warnings, local regulations, voltage, frequency, RCD, grounding, and circuit breaker requirements.
Detailed steps for priming booster systems and systems drawing from below the pump inlet.
Troubleshooting steps for a pump that fails to start, checking power and motor condition.
Diagnosing issues with low flow or no water discharge, checking suction, piping, and rotation.
Identifying causes for the pump stopping, such as motor overheat or control circuit issues.
General| Maximum operating pressure | 10 bar |
|---|---|
| Pump casing material | Cast iron |
| Frequency | 50Hz or 60Hz |
| Material | Cast iron, Stainless steel |
| Model | TPH Series |
| Power | 0.37 - 2.2 kW |
| Voltage | 220-240V / 380-415V |
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