YAMADA NDP-5 series - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Michael RuizAug 15, 2025
What to do if my YAMADA Water Pump runs, but fluid does not come out?
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  stephen03Aug 15, 2025
  If your YAMADA Water Pump runs but no fluid comes out, several issues could be the cause. A long suction lift or discharge head could be the problem, so confirm the piping configuration and shorten the length if necessary. Check the material piping on the discharge side, including the strainer, for clogs caused by sludge. Make sure that the valve on the suction side is open. If the pump is clogged with sludge, disassemble the casing and clean it. Lastly, inspect the ball and valve seat for wear or damage; if found, disassemble the manifold and replace the affected parts.
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shaneolsonAug 19, 2025
Why is my YAMADA Water Pump making irregular noise?
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  Derek HobbsAug 19, 2025
  Irregular noise in your YAMADA Water Pump can stem from a few potential issues. If the supply air pressure is too high, adjust it accordingly. Spool oscillation, leading to ball chattering, can also cause irregular noise; in this case, adjust both the supply air pressure and discharge pressure, and reduce the inlet flow valve to adjust material pressure and volume. Another cause may be that the pump is clogged with sludge containing particles larger than the permissible diameter, so disassemble the casing and clean it.
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Michelle WilliamsAug 25, 2025
What causes irregular vibration in my YAMADA Water Pump?
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  Dr. Julie SchmidtAug 25, 2025
  Irregular vibration in your YAMADA Water Pump can be attributed to several factors. If the supply air pressure is too high, adjust it to the correct level. The spool oscillating and causing ball chattering can also lead to vibration; in this case, adjust the supply air pressure and exhaust pressure. Finally, loose connection parts or pump mounting can cause vibration, so check each connection part and tighten the bolts.
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jacobpaceAug 28, 2025
Why is my YAMADA NDP-5 leaking material from the exhaust port (silencer)?
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  Dean MillerAug 28, 2025
  If you notice material leaking from the exhaust port (silencer) of your YAMADA Water Pump, it could be due to a damaged diaphragm. Disassemble the pump to inspect it, and replace the diaphragm if necessary. Another potential cause is loose fastening nuts for the center disk. In this case, disassemble the pump, check the nuts, and tighten them.
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davismelissaSep 2, 2025
How to fix high air consumption during operation of my YAMADA Water Pump?
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  kendramartinSep 2, 2025
  High air consumption during the operation of your YAMADA Water Pump can be caused by worn-out seal rings and sleeves. To address this, disassemble the air-switch portion, check and clean it, and replace parts as needed.
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Susan GarnerNov 6, 2025
What to do if my YAMADA Water Pump does not run?
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  Bobby WhiteNov 6, 2025
  If your YAMADA Water Pump does not run, there are several potential causes. First, the exhaust port or silencer might be clogged with sludge, so you should check and clean them. Another reason could be that air is not being supplied; in this case, start the compressor and open the air valve and regulator. Also, check the compressor and air piping if the supply air pressure is too low. Air leaks from connection parts can also prevent the pump from running, so inspect the connection parts and bolts for tightness. Sludge in the air piping or peripheral equipment, or in the material piping, can cause the pump to fail. Clean these parts if needed. Ensure that the flow valve on the discharge side is open. Finally, if the spool stopped in a neutral position, press the RESET button. If the pump it...
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Cheryl DelacruzNov 10, 2025
Why has the flow (discharge volume) decreased in my YAMADA Water Pump?
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  davisvictorNov 10, 2025
  If the flow (discharge volume) of your YAMADA Water Pump has decreased, several factors could be responsible. Low supply air pressure could be the cause, so check the compressor and air piping configuration. Another possibility is that the air piping or peripheral equipment is clogged with sludge, requiring cleaning. Ensure the discharge-side flow valve is properly adjusted. Air entering the system along with the material can also reduce flow, so replenish the material and inspect the suction-side piping. Check the material piping and strainer for any clogs caused by sludge. If chattering occurs, adjust the supply air pressure and discharge pressure, and reduce the inlet flow valve to adjust material pressure and volume. Icing on the air-switching portion can also decrease flow; eliminate ...