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Annual Checks<br />

• <strong>Whale</strong>® advise that the boat's plumbing system is checked annually for leaks<br />

and obstructions. Also a pump electrics check is advisable.<br />

12. TROUBLE SHOOTING<br />

Pump does <strong>no</strong>t run<br />

No power to pump<br />

Fuse has blown<br />

Check power supply<br />

Attach leads / clean connections<br />

Replace fuse<br />

Blockage in pipework Check pipework for kinks<br />

Pump runs but <strong>no</strong><br />

water appears<br />

Pump runs but will <strong>no</strong>t<br />

switch off<br />

Pump cycles on and<br />

off periodically when<br />

all the taps are closed.<br />

Noisy operation<br />

Low flow<br />

Extra delay before<br />

pump switches off<br />

No water getting to pump<br />

Pressure relief valve too low<br />

Water leaking at outlet side of<br />

pump<br />

Water leaking at outlet side of<br />

pump<br />

Check the water tank is <strong>no</strong>t empty. Check<br />

strainer is <strong>no</strong>t blocked. Check all connections<br />

from tank to inlet of pump are secure - any air<br />

leaks will prevent prime<br />

Check water supply level and pressure relief<br />

settings. Ensure these are > 5 bar<br />

Check pipework/fittings for leaks and repair.<br />

Check system drain plugs are closed<br />

Check pipework/fittings for leaks and repair.<br />

Check system drain plugs are closed<br />

Check water supply level and pressure relief<br />

Pressure relief valve set too low<br />

settings. Ensure these are > 5 bar (73 psi)<br />

Water leaking at outlet side of<br />

pump<br />

Check pipework/fittings for leaks and repair.<br />

Check system drain plugs are closed. Pressure<br />

relief valve too low<br />

Pump drawing air See '<strong>no</strong> water getting to pump' (above)<br />

Noise created by vibration<br />

Check pump is secured to solid surface. Check<br />

pump body is <strong>no</strong>t in contact with hard surfaces.<br />

Locate away from interfering surfaces. Check<br />

pipework is securely supported<br />

Bore of pipework connection too<br />

Ensure 10mm minimum bore.<br />

small<br />

Power supply to pump<br />

Pipework/connections crushed<br />

due to over tightened jubilee<br />

clips<br />

Check power supply to pump uses correct<br />

gauge wire 2.5mm²/AWG 13) to give full voltage<br />

at pump. Check battery is <strong>no</strong>t discharged<br />

Replace damaged connections<br />

Pump too far from water tank Pump is best situated beside water tank<br />

Water leaking at outlet side of<br />

pump<br />

Pump strainer clogged<br />

Accumulator Tank present on<br />

cold water circuit<br />

Check pipework/fittings for leaks and repair<br />

Check system drain plugs are closed<br />

Remove clear lid, rinse and replace to main<br />

strainer body (retain strainer mesh for lid)<br />

Remove accumulator tank<br />

NOTE- Expansion vessel on hot water circuit will delay pump deactivation<br />

13. WINTERIZING<br />

If water is allowed to freeze in the system, serious damage to the pipe work and pump<br />

may occur. To best avoid this damage, completely drain the water system.<br />

1. Drain the tank either using the pump or a drain valve.<br />

2. Open all the faucets (including drain valve) and allow pump to purge the<br />

water from the system, and then turn the pump off.

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