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D I GB F - Fuel Transfer Pumps

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Nature of fault Reason Reason 2 Reason 3 Reason 4 Reason 5 Legend of<br />

figures<br />

1. The pump does<br />

not run when<br />

pressing the Start<br />

button.<br />

2. The pump<br />

only runs when<br />

pressing the start<br />

button.<br />

3. The pump does<br />

not run although<br />

all conditions<br />

appear correct.<br />

4. The pump runs<br />

continously after<br />

start although the<br />

outlet is closed<br />

5. The pump stops<br />

after working time<br />

and must be started<br />

manually.<br />

6. The pump<br />

makes a noise.<br />

7. The oil pump<br />

does not start after<br />

power failure.<br />

The current is<br />

interupted. Check<br />

the switches,<br />

fuses etc.<br />

The oil quantity<br />

in the pump is<br />

insufficent or the<br />

working float is out<br />

of function because<br />

of mechanical<br />

locking. Prime the<br />

pump until the motor<br />

starts or press<br />

the start button till<br />

the motor runs by<br />

itself.<br />

The motor buzzes<br />

but does not<br />

rotate - the pump<br />

is blocked. Turn<br />

motor axle with a<br />

coin or screwdriver.<br />

Exchange the<br />

pump and gasket<br />

if necessary.<br />

Exchange pump<br />

and rubber bushing.<br />

The consumption<br />

is bigger than the<br />

capacity of the<br />

pump.<br />

Air in the suction<br />

line. Probably a<br />

small leakage.<br />

The oil level too<br />

low. Press Start<br />

button till the motor<br />

runs by itself.<br />

The pump is filled<br />

with oil - wait for<br />

lowering of level.<br />

The connection<br />

pin to the float arm<br />

is broken.<br />

The pump is filled<br />

with oil - wait for<br />

lowering level.<br />

The suction line<br />

is leaking. Check<br />

all connections.<br />

Check with vacuum<br />

if necessary.<br />

Leakage on the<br />

outlet pipe.<br />

The suction lift is<br />

too high.<br />

The oil lifter has<br />

lost the oil because<br />

of a leaking<br />

non-return valve.<br />

Fault in switches.<br />

Exchange the<br />

switch system.<br />

Leakage at strainer.<br />

Check O-ring<br />

gasket.<br />

Leaking non-return<br />

valve.<br />

Pump defective.<br />

Exchange pump<br />

and rubber bushing.<br />

Leakage on outlet<br />

pipe.<br />

Motor fault. Exchange<br />

motor.<br />

The pump drive is<br />

broken.<br />

The suction lift is<br />

too high.<br />

1. Top cover<br />

2. Electric motor<br />

3. Switch system<br />

with<br />

- Safety float<br />

- Float shaft<br />

- Floats<br />

- Start button<br />

4. Pump drive<br />

5. Rotary pump<br />

6. Non-return<br />

valve<br />

7. Fine mesh<br />

strainer<br />

8. Cover for<br />

strainer<br />

9. Rubber grommets<br />

M/CD • Edition 09.06 • Nr. 249 480<br />

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