Concise Guide to the Use and Maintenance of Sprinkler Pumps

Concise Guide to the Use and Maintenance of Sprinkler Pumps

I. Daily Proper Use

Before starting, check the power supply, filter, and installation for secure connections. During operation, listen for unusual sounds, check the pressure, and feel the temperature. Stop the pump immediately if any abnormalities are found.

II. Seasonal Maintenance Points

Before starting (Spring): Clean debris from the pipeline, check the seals and lubrication, and manually rotate the pump shaft to ensure it moves freely.

Before stopping (Autumn): Be sure to drain all water from the pump and pipelines, clean, and store dry.

III. Common Problems and Solutions

No water output: Check the power supply, inlet blockage, and whether the pump is full of water in sequence.

Low water flow: First clean the filter and check for leaks in the pipeline, then consider impeller wear or voltage issues.

Abnormal noise: Check for loose bolts, foreign objects inside the pump, or damaged bearings.

Motor overheating: Stop the pump immediately and check for overload operation or poor ventilation.

For all the above problems, disconnect the power supply before checking.

IV. Regular Maintenance and Safety

Check the filter and connections monthly. Check the cable and clean the pump body quarterly. A comprehensive overhaul should be performed annually.

Safety First: Never operate while the pump is energized. Shut down during thunderstorms. Keep out of reach of children. Do not touch switches with wet hands.

V. Recommendations for Extending Lifespan: Avoid idling and frequent start-stop cycles. Keep the equipment clean and ensure a stable power supply. Address minor issues promptly; contact professionals for major problems.

Following the principles of "frequent inspection, timely maintenance, and safe use" will ensure the long-term stable operation of the water pump.