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English (GB) Installation and operating instructions
Caution
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English (GB)
Original installation and operating instructions.
CONTENTS
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1. Symbols used in this document
2. General
2.1 Applications
3. Technical data
3.1 Storage
3.2 Sound pressure level
4. Preparation
4.1 Refilling of motor liquid
4.2 Positional requirements
4.3 Liquid temperatures/cooling
5. Electrical connection
5.1 General
5.2 Motor protection
5.3 Connection of motor
6. Installation
6.1 General
6.2 Assembly of pump part and motor
6.3 Removal of non-return valve
6.4 Fitting the cable plug to the motor
6.5 Fitting the cable guard
6.6 Cable sizing
6.7 Fitting the submersible drop cable
6.8 Pipework connection
7. Start-up
8. Operation
8.1 Minimum flow rate
8.2 Selection of diaphragm tank and setting
of precharge pressure and pressure
switch
8.3 Built-in protection
9. Maintenance and service
9.1 Contaminated pumps
10. Fault finding chart
10.1 Megging
11. Checking the power supply
12. Environment
13. Disposal
Warning
Prior to installation, read these
installation and operating instructions.
Installation and operation must comply
with local regulations and accepted
codes of good practice.
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1. Symbols used in this document
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2. General
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On page 341 of these installation and operating
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instructions, you will find copies of the pump and
motor nameplates.
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Before the SQ/SQE pump is lowered into the
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borehole, this page should be filled in with the
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relevant nameplate data.
These installation and operating instructions must be
kept in a dry place near the installation site for
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reference purposes.
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2.1 Applications
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The SQ and SQE pumps are designed for pumping
thin, clean, non-aggressive, non-explosive liquids,
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not containing solid particles or fibres.
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Typical applications:
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• Groundwater supply for
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• Liquid transfer in tanks.
• Pressure boosting.
Warning
The use of this product requires
experience with and knowledge of the
product.
Persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities must not
use this product, unless they are under
supervision or have been instructed in
the use of the product by a person
responsible for their safety.
Children must not use or play with this
product.
Warning
If these safety instructions are not
observed, it may result in personal
injury!
If these safety instructions are not
observed, it may result in malfunction
or damage to the equipment!
Notes or instructions that make the job
easier and ensure safe operation.
– private housing
– small waterworks
– irrigation systems in for instance green houses.
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The SQE-NE pumps are designed for pumping thin,
Note
clean, non-explosive liquids, not containing solid
particles or fibres.
These pumps are suitable for pumping contaminated
or hydrogen-carbonate containing groundwater, e.g.
from
• dumps
• chemical depots
• industrial areas
• oil and petrol filling stations
• environmental applications.
The SQE-NE pumps can also be used for sampling
and monitoring and to some extent for incorporation
in water treatment systems.
Information applying to all pump types
The maximum sand content of the water must not
exceed 50 g/m
the life of the pump and increase the risk of blocking.
pH values
SQ and SQE: 5 to 9.
SQE-NE: Please contact Grundfos.
Liquid temperature
The temperature of the pumped liquid must not
exceed 35 °C.
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. A larger sand content will reduce
If liquids with a viscosity higher than
that of water are to be pumped, please
contact Grundfos.
3. Technical data
Supply voltage
1 x 200-240 V - 10 %/+ 6 %, 50/60 Hz, PE.
Operation via generator: As a minimum, the
generator output must be equal to the motor P
+ 10 %.
Starting current
The motor starting current is equal to the highest
value stated on the motor nameplate.
Power factor
PF = 1.
Motor liquid
Type SML 2.
Motor cable
1.5 m, 3 x 1.5 mm
Liquid temperature
Maximum 35 °C.
Pump outlet size
SQ 1, SQ 2, SQ 3: Rp 1 1/4.
SQ 5, SQ 7: Rp 1 1/2.
Pump diameter
74 mm.
Borehole diameter
Minimum 76 mm.
Installation depth
Maximum 150 m below static water level.
See also section 6.8.2 Installation depths.
Net weight
Maximum 6.5 kg.
2
, PE.
3.1 Storage
Storage temperature: -20 °C to +60 °C.
3.1.1 Frost protection
If the pump has to be stored after use, it must be
stored on a frost-free location or it must be ensured
that the motor liquid is frost-proof.
The motor must not be stored without being filled
with motor liquid.
3.2 Sound pressure level
The sound pressure level of the pump is lower than
the limiting values stated in the EC Council Directive
2006/42/EC relating to machinery.
[kW]
1
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4. Preparation
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Allowed
Not allowed
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Grundfos MS 3 and MSE 3 submersible motors have
water-lubricated slide bearings. No additional
lubrication is required.
The submersible motors are factory-filled with a
special Grundfos motor liquid (type SML 2), which is
frost-proof down to - 20 °C and preserved to prevent
the growth of bacteria.
The level of motor liquid is decisive for the operating
life of the bearings and consequently the life of the
motor.
4.1 Refilling of motor liquid
If for any reason the motor liquid has been drained or
lost, the motor must be refilled with Grundfos motor
liquid SML 2.
To refill the motor, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the cable guard and separate the pump
part from the motor.
Fig. 1
2. Place the motor in vertical position with an
inclination of approx. 10 °.
3. Remove the filling plug using a screwdriver or
a similar tool.
4. Inject motor liquid into the motor with a filling
syringe or the like.
5. To allow possible air to escape, move the motor
from side to side.
6. Refit the filling plug and make sure it is tight.
7. Assemble pump part and motor.
8. Refit the cable guard.
The pump is now ready for installation.
4.2 Positional requirements
The pump is suitable for vertical as well as horizontal
installation, however, the pump shaft must never fall
below the horizontal plane. See fig. 2.
Fig. 2
If the pump is to be installed horizontally, e.g. in a
tank, and there is a risk that the pump might be
covered by mud, it must be fitted in a flow sleeve.
For installation depths, see section 6.8.2.
4.3 Liquid temperatures/cooling
Figure 3 shows an SQ/SQE pump installed in a
borehole. The pump is operating.
Figure 3 illustrates the following:
• borehole diameter
• pump diameter
• temperature of pumped liquid
• flow past the motor to the pump suction strainer.
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Fig. 3
Caution
Caution
Liquid
temperature
Borehole
diameter
Pump
diameter
Caution
To ensure sufficient cooling of the motor, it is
important to observe the maximum liquid
temperature of 35 °C under all conditions.
The borehole diameter must be at least
76 mm (approx. 3").
The motor should always be installed above the well
screen. If a flow sleeve is used, the pump may be
installed freely in the borehole.
Do not let the pump run against a
closed discharge pipe for more than
5 minutes. When the discharge pipe is
closed, there is no cooling flow and
there is a risk of overtemperature in
motor and pump.
If the actual temperature of the pumped liquid
exceeds the specified value or the operating
conditions otherwise fall outside the specified
conditions, the pump may stop. Please contact
Grundfos.
5. Electrical connection
5.1 General
The electrical connection should be carried out by an
authorised electrician in accordance with local
regulations.
Warning
Before starting work on the pump,
make sure that the power supply has
been switched off and that it cannot be
accidentally switched on.
The pump must be earthed.
The pump must be connected to an
external mains switch with a minimum
contact gap of 3 mm in all poles.
If the motor cable is damaged, it must
be replaced by Grundfos, an authorised
Grundfos service workshop or similarly
qualified persons to avoid a hazard.
The supply voltage, rated maximum current and
power factor (PF) appear from the motor nameplate.
The required voltage for Grundfos submersible
motors, measured at the motor terminals, is - 10 %/
+ 6 % of the nominal voltage during continuous
operation (including variation in the supply voltage
and losses in cables).
TM01 0518 1297
If the pump is connected to an electric installation
where an earth-leakage circuit breaker (ELCB) is
used as an additional protection, this circuit breaker
must trip out when earth fault currents with DC
content (pulsating DC) occur.
The earth leakage circuit breaker must be marked
with the following symbol: .
Supply voltage
1 x 200-240 V - 10 %/+ 6 %, 50/60 Hz, PE.
The current consumption can only be measured by
means of a true RMS instrument. If other instruments
are used, the value measured will differ from the
actual value.
On SQ/SQE pumps, a leakage current of 2.5 mA at
230 V, 50 Hz, can typically be measured. The
leakage current is proportional to the supply voltage.
The SQE and SQE-NE pumps can be connected to a
control box, type CU 300 or CU 301.
The pump must never be connected to
a capacitor or to another type of control
box than CU 300 or CU 301.
The pump must never be connected to
an external frequency converter.
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5.2 Motor protection
Caution
Caution
NL
P
Pressure switch
Note
L
156 mm
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The motor incorporates thermal overload protection
and requires no additional motor protection.
5.3 Connection of motor
The motor incorporates a starter device and can
therefore be connected directly to the mains.
Start/stop of the pump will typically be done via a
pressure switch. See fig. 4.
The pressure switch must be rated for
the maximum amps of the specific
pump size.
Fig. 5
3. Grease the motor shaft end with the grease
supplied with the motor.
4. Screw the pump part on the motor (55 Nm).
Caution: The pump shaft must engage with the
motor shaft.
A spanner may be used on the clamping faces of
the pump part. See fig. 6.
Fig. 6
TM02 8425 5203TM01 2854 3804
Fig. 4
6. Installation
6.1 General
Warning
Before starting any work on the pump/
motor, make sure that the power supply
has been switched off and that it cannot
be accidentally switched on.
Do not lower or lift the pump by means
of the motor cable.
The loose data plate supplied with the pump should
be fixed close to the installation site.
6.2 Assembly of pump part and motor
To assemble pump part and motor, proceed as
follows:
1. Place the motor horizontally in a vice and tighten
it. See fig. 6.
2. Pull the pump shaft out to the position shown in
fig. 5.
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Motor (P2)
[kW]
[mm]
0.70 120
TM01 1480 4697
1.15 102
1.68 66
1.85 66
When pump part and motor have been assembled
correctly, there must not be a clearance between
pump part and motor.
6.3 Removal of non-return valve
If a pump without non-return valve is required, the
valve can be removed as follows:
1. Cut off the legs of the valve guide using sidecutting pliers or a similar tool. See fig. 7.
2. Turn the pump upside down.
3. Check that all loose parts fall out of the pump.
TM01 4337 0199
Fig. 7
SQE-NE is supplied without non-return
valve.
The non-return valve can be fitted in a Grundfos
service workshop.
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TM01 4338 0199
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6.4 Fitting the cable plug to the motor
Warning
The motor plug must under no
circumstances be removed by the user.
The following description is exclusively
intended for service personnel.
If the motor cable is to be replaced, see
section 5.1 General.
The cable with plug must be fitted or
removed by an authorised Grundfos
service workshop or a similarly qualified
person.
The cable plug supplied with the motor is factorygreased. Check that the plug is greased correctly.
To fit the cable plug, proceed as follows:
1. Check that the cable is of the correct type, crosssection and length.
2. Check that the mains on the location has correct
connection to earth.
3. Check that the motor socket is clean and dry.
Make sure that the loose gasket has been fitted.
4. Press the cable plug onto the motor socket.
The plug cannot be fitted wrongly. See fig. 8.
6.5 Fitting the cable guard
To fit the cable guard, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure that the submersible drop cable lies
flat in the cable guard.
2. Place the cable guard in the groove in the cable
plug. The two flaps of the cable guard must
engage with the upper edge of the pump sleeve.
See fig. 9.
Fig. 9
3. Fasten the cable guard to the pump suction
strainer with the two self-tapping screws
supplied. See fig. 10.
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TM02 9613 3504TM01 4427 0299
Fig. 8
5. Fit and tighten the four screws (1 - 1.5 Nm).
See fig. 8.
When the plug has been fitted, there must not be a
clearance between the motor and the cable plug.
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Fig. 10
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6.6 Cable sizing
Caution
English (GB)
Grundfos can supply submersible drop cables for
any type of installation.
The cross-section of the submersible
drop cable must be large enough to
meet the voltage requirements
specified in section 5.1 General.
The table values below are calculated from the
following formula:
I x 2 x 100 x PF x L x ρ
q=
U x ΔU
where
q = Cross-section of submersible drop cable
[mm
2
].
I = Rated maximum current of the motor [A].
PF = 1.0.
L = Length of submersible drop cable [m].
ρ = Specific resistance: 0.02 [Ωmm
U = Nominal voltage [V].
ΔU = Voltage drop [%] = 4 %.
The 4 % voltage drop is according to IEC 3-64,
HD-384 Series.
The calculation gives the following maximum cable
lengths at a supply voltage of 240 V:
Motor
(P2)
[kW] [A]
I
N
1.5 mm
0.7 5.2 80 112 133 176 213 320
1.15 8.4 50 69 83 109 132 198
1.68 11.2 37 52 62 82 99 149
1.85 12 35 49 58 76 92 139
2
/m].
Max. cable length [m]
2.1 mm2/
2
14 AWG
2.5 mm
Cable size
3.3 mm2/
2
12 AWG
4 mm
2
6 mm
2
6.7 Fitting the submersible drop cable
It is recommended to join the submersible drop cable
and the motor cable by means of a Grundfos cable
termination kit, type KM.
Cable termination kit, type KM
Cross-sectional area Product number
1.5 to 2.5 mm
4.0 to 6.0 mm
For larger cross-sections, please contact Grundfos.
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6.8 Pipework connecti on
Note
3 metres
Max.
150
metres
1
2
Caution
Caution
If a tool, e.g. a chain pipe wrench, is used when the
riser pipe is fitted to the pump, the pump must only
be gripped by the pump discharge chamber.
When connecting plastic pipes, a compression
coupling should be used between the pump and the
first pipe section.
For pumps fitted with plastic pipes, the
expansion of the pipes when loaded
should be taken into consideration,
when deciding on the in st al lat io n d ept h
of the pump.
Where flanged pipes are used, the flanges should
be slotted to take the submersible drop cable.
Figure 11 shows a pump installat ion with indication of:
• position of cable clips, pos. 1, and distance
between the clips.
• fitting of straining wire, pos. 2.
• maximum installation depth below the static
water level.
6.8.1 Cable clips
Cable clips must be fitted every 3 metres.
See fig. 11.
When connecting plastic pipes, some slackness
must be left between each cable clip as plastic pipes
expand when loaded.
Where flanged pipes are used, the cable clips
should be fitted above and below each joint.
6.8.2 Installation depths
Maximum installation depth below the static water
level: 150 metres. See fig. 11.
Minimum installation depths below the dynamic
water level:
• Vertical installation:
During start-up and operation, the pump must
always be completely submerged in water.
• Horizontal installation:
The pump must be installed and run at least
0.5 metres below the dynamic water level.
If there is a risk that the pump might be covered
by mud, the pump must always be fitted in a flow
sleeve.
6.8.3 When lowering the pump into the borehole
It is recommended to secure the pump by an
unloaded straining wire. See fig. 11, pos. 2.
Slacken the straining wire so that it becomes
unloaded and lock it to the borehole seal by means
of wire locks.
The straining wire must not be used for
pulling the pump with riser pipe out of
the borehole.
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Fig. 11
Do not lower or lift the pump by means
of the motor cable.
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7. Start-up
Caution
Caution
C
B
A
Q
p
pre
p
min
p
cut-in
p
cut-out
Q
max
Diaphragm tank
Pressure
switch
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Make sure that the well is capable of yielding a
minimum quantity of water corresponding to the
pump capacity.
Do not start the pump until it is completely
submerged in the liquid.
Start the pump and do not stop it until the pumped
liquid is completely clean, as otherwise the pump
parts and the non-return valve may choke up.
8. Operation
8.1 Minimum flow rate
To ensure the necessary cooling of the motor, the
pump flow rate should never be set to a value lower
than 50 l/h.
If the flow rate suddenly falls, the reason might be
that the pump is pumping more water than the
borehole can yield. The pump must be stopped and
the fault corrected.
The pump dry-running protection is
effective only within the recommended
duty range of the pump.
8.2 Selection of diaphragm tank and
setting of precharge pressure and
pressure switch
Warning
The installation must be designed for
the maximum pump pressure.
As the pump has a built-in soft starter giving a run-up
time of 2 seconds, the pressure at the pressure
switch and diaphragm tank during starting will be
lower than the pump cut-in pressure set on the
pressure switch (p
called minimum pressure (p
). This lower pressure is
cut-in
min
).
is equal to the desired minimum pressure at the
p
min
highest tap + head and head loss in the pipe from the
pressure switch and diaphragm tank to the highest
= B + C). See fig. 12.
tap (p
min
Fig. 12
A: Head + head loss from dynamic water level
to diaphragm tank.
B: Head + head loss from diaphragm tank to
highest tap.
C: Minimum pressure at highest tap.
Make sure that the selected pump can
deliver a pressure higher than p
+A.
p
: Precharge pressure of diaphragm tank.
pre
: Desired minimum pressure.
p
min
p
: Cut-in pressure set on pr essure switch.
cut-in
: Cut-out pressure set on pressure switch.
p
cut-out
: Maximum flow at p
Q
max
min
.
cut-out
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min
Note
Note
and Q
Using p
can be found in the guideline table below:
, the minimum diaphragm tank size, precharge pressure and pressure switch settings
max
Example
= 35 m head, Q
p
min
= 2.5 m3/h.
max
On the basis of this information, the following values can be found in the table:
Minimum diaphragm tank size = 33 litres.
= 31.5 m head.
p
pre
= 36 m head.
p
cut-in
p
= 50 m head.
cut-out
[m3/h]
Q
max
p
p
min
0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8
[m]
[m]
pre
p
cut-in
[m]
Diaphragm tank size [litres]
25 8 8 18 18 18 18 24 33 33 50 50 50 50 80 80 80 80 80 22.5 26 40
30 8 8 18 18 18 24 33 33 50 50 50 50 80 80 80 80 80 27 31 45
35 8 181818182433335050508080808080 31.5 36 50
40 8 1818181824335050508080808080 36 41 55
45 8 18181824333350505080808080 40.5 46 60
50 8 181818243350505080808080 45 51 65
55 18 18 18 18 24 33 50 50 50 80 80 80 49.5 56 70
60 18 18 18 18 24 33 50 50 80 80 80 80 54 61 75
65 18 18 18 24 24 33 50 50 80 80 80 80 58.5 66 80
1 m head = 0.098 bar.
8.3 Built-in protection
The motor incorporates an electronic unit which
protects the motor in various situations.
In case of overload, the built-in overload protection
will stop the pump for 5 minutes. After that period,
the pump will attempt to restart.
If the pump has been stopped as a result of dry
running, it will start automatically after 5 minutes.
If the pump is restarted and the borehole is empty,
the pump will stop after 30 seconds.
Resetting of the pump: Switch off the power supply
for 1 minute.
The motor is protected in case of:
• dry running
• voltage surges (up to 6000 V)
In areas with high lightning intensity, external
lightning protection is required.
• overvoltage
• undervoltage
• overload
• overtemperature.
SQE pumps/MSE 3 motors
9. Maintenance and service
The pumps are normally maintenance-free.
Deposits and wear may occur. For that purpose,
service kits and service tools are available from
Grundfos. The Grundfos Service Manual is available
on request.
The pumps can be serviced at a Grundfos service
centre.
9.1 Contaminated pumps
If a pump has been used for a liquid
which is injurious to health or toxic,
the pump will be classified as
contaminated.
If Grundfos is requested to service the pump,
Grundfos must be contacted with details about the
pumped liquid, etc. before the pump is returned for
service. Otherwise Grundfos can refuse to accept
the pump for service.
However, any application for service (no matter to
whom it may be made) must include details about
the pumped liquid if the pump has been used for
liquids which are injurious to health or toxic.
Via the CU 300 or CU 301, the dryrunning stop limit of the MSE 3 motors
can be adjusted to match the actual
application.
p
cut-out
[m]
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SQE-NE: Only pumps that can be certified as
English (GB)
uncontaminated, i.e. pumps containing no hazardous
and/or toxic material, may be returned to Grundfos
for servicing.
To prevent injury to the health of persons involved
and to the environment, a document certifying that
the pump is clean is required.
Grundfos must receive this certificate before the
product. Otherwise, Grundfos will refuse to accept
the product for servicing.
Possible costs of returning the pump are paid by the
customer.
10. Fault finding chart
Warning
Before starting any work on the pump/motor, make sure that the power supply has been
switched off and that it cannot be accidentally switched on.
Fault Cause Remedy
1. The pump does
not run.
2. The pump runs
but gives no
water.
a) The fuses in the electric
installation are blown.
b) The ELCB or the voltage-operated
ELCB has tripped out.
c) No power supply. Contact the power supply authorities.
d) The motor protection has cut off
the power supply due to overload.
e) The pump/submersible drop cable
is defective.
f) Overvoltage or undervoltage has
occurred.
a) The discharge valve is closed. Open the valve.
b) No water or too low water level in
borehole.
c) The non-return valve is stuck in its
closed position.
d) The suction strainer is choked up. Pull out the pump and clean the strainer.
e) The pump is defective. Repair/replace the pump.
Replace the blown fuses. If the new ones
blow too, the electric installation and the
submersible drop cable should be
checked.
Cut in the circuit breaker.
Check whether the motor/pump is blocked.
Repair/replace the pump/cable.
Check the power supply.
See item 3 a).
Pull out the pump and clean or replace the
valve.
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Fault Cause Remedy
CC
U
U
U
PE
N
L
C
C
3. The pump runs at
reduced capacity.
a) The drawdown is larger than
anticipated.
b) The valves in the discharge pipe
are partly closed/blocked.
c) The discharge pipe is partly
Increase the installation depth of the pump,
throttle the pump or replace it by a smaller
model to obtain a smaller capacity.
Check and clean/replace the valves,
if necessary.
Clean/replace the discharge pipe.
choked by impurities (ochre).
d) The non-return valve of the pump
is partly blocked.
e) The pump and the riser pipe are
partly choked by impurities
(ochre).
Pull out the pump and check/replace the
valve.
Pull out the pump. Check and clean or
replace the pump, if necessary. Clean the
pipes.
f) The pump is defective. Repair/replace the pump.
g) Leakage in the pipework. Check and repair the pipework.
h) The riser pipe is defective. Replace the riser pipe.
i) Undervoltage has occurred. Check the power supply.
4. Frequent starts
and stops.
a) The differential of the pressure
switch between the start and stop
pressures is too small.
b) The water level electrodes or level
switches in the reservoir have not
been installed correctly.
Increase the differential. However, the stop
pressure must not exceed the operating
pressure of the pressure tank, and the start
pressure should be high enough to ensure
sufficient water supply.
Adjust the intervals of the electrodes/level
switches to ensure suitable time between
the cutting-in and cutting-out of the pump.
See installation and operating instructions
for the automatic devices used. If the
intervals between stop/start cannot be
changed via the automatics, the pump
capacity may be reduced by throttling the
discharge valve.
c) The non-return valve is leaking or
stuck half-open.
Pull out the pump and clean/replace the
non-return valve.
d) The supply voltage is unstable. Check the power supply.
e) The motor temperature gets too
high.
Check the water temperature.
English (GB)
10.1 Megging
Megging of an installation incorporating SQ/SQE
pumps is not allowed, as the built-in electronics may
be damaged. See fig. 13.
Fig. 13
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11. Checking the power supply
L
N
PE
Subject to alterations.
English (GB)
Warning
Before starting any work on the pump/motor, make sure that the power supply has been
switched off and that it cannot be accidentally switched on.
1. Supply voltage
2. Current consumption
Measure the voltage (RMS)
between phase and neutral.
Connect the voltmeter to the
terminals at the connection.
TM00 1371 4904
Measure the current (RMS)
while the pump is operating
at a constant discharge head
(if possible, at the capacity
where the motor is most
heavily loaded).
For maximum current, see
nameplate.
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12. Environment
During handling, operation, storage and transport,
all environment regulations dealing with the handling
of hazardous materials must be observed.
Warning
When the pump is taken out of
operation, it must be ensured that no
hazardous material is left in the pump/
motor and the riser pipe, which can be
injurious to persons and the
environment.
In case of doubt, please contact Grundfos or the
local authorities.
The voltage should, when the motor is
loaded, be within the range specified in
section 5. Electrical connection.
Large variations in supply voltage indicate
poor power supply, and the pump should be
stopped until the defect has been remedied.
If the current exceeds the full load current,
there are the following possible faults:
• Poor connection in leads, possibly in the
cable joint.
• Too low supply voltage, see item 1.
13. Disposal
This product or parts of it must be disposed of in an
environmentally sound way:
1. Use the public or private waste collection service.
2. If this is not possible, contact the nearest
Grundfos company or service workshop.
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