Wilo-MVI 10, 15, 30, 50, 80

GB Installation and operating instructions

F Notice de montage et de mise en service
E Instrucciones de instalación y funcionamiento
2 065 409-Ed. 01/2006-10-GRD
Fig. 1: Fig. 2:

Fig. 3a: MVI 10, 15, 30 Fig. 3b: MVI 10, 15 NPT 1“; MVI 30 NPT 1 1/4“

DN 1 1/4" MVI 10-15 NPT 1"

Ø 3/4" MVI 30 NPT 1 1/4"
(DN 32)
(Ø 19)
4 X Ø 1/2"
Ø 3 15/16" 4 X Ø 1/2"
(4 X Ø 12)
(100) (4 X Ø 12)
13/16"
1 15/16"

3 7/8" 2 15/16"
(20)
(50)
2 15/16"

13/16"

3 15/16" 7 1/16" (98.4) (75)

(20)
(75)

(100) (180) 6 3/16 " 7 1/16"

(157) (180)
6 3/4" 8 5/16"
8 1/16" 8 3/8"
(171.6) (212)
(204) (212)
9 13/16"
(250)
Fig. 3c: MVI 50, 80 Fig. 3d: MVI 50 NPT 1 1/2“; MVI 80 NPT 2“

MVI 50 NPT 1 1/2"

NPT 1 1/2"

4 X Ø 1/2"
(4 X Ø 12)

3 1/8"
(80)
3 15/16"

13/16"
5 1/8"

(20)
(130) (100)
7 3/8" 8 7/16"
(187) (215)
9 13/16" 9 15/16"
(250) (252)
DN 2" 8 X Ø 3/4"
(DN50) (8 X Ø 19)
MVI 80 NPT 2"
NPT 2"
4 X Ø 1/2" Ø 5"
(4 X Ø 12) (127)
4 X Ø 1/2"
(4 X Ø 12)

3 9/16"
3 15/16"

13/16"
5 1/8"
3 9/16"

13/16"

(20)
5 1/8" 8 7/16"

(90)
(20)
(90)

(130) (215) (130) (100)

7 3/8" 9 13/16" 7 3/8" 8 7/16"

(187) (250) (187) (215)

11 13/16" 9 13/16" 9 15/16"

(300) (250) (252)

Fig. 4: Fig. 5:
Table of contents page
1 General.......................................................................................................................3
2 Safety .........................................................................................................................3
3 Transport and interim storage................................................................................4
4 Intended use (Application)......................................................................................4
5 Technical data...........................................................................................................4
6 Description and function.........................................................................................5
7 Installation and electrical connection ...................................................................5
8 Start up ......................................................................................................................7
9 Maintenance / Service .............................................................................................8
10 Faults, causes and remedies ...............................................................................9
11 Spare parts ............................................................................................................. 10

Table des matières page

1 Généralités ............................................................................................................. 11
2 Sécurité................................................................................................................... 11
3 Transport et stockage ......................................................................................... 12
4 Utilisation prévue (Application) .......................................................................... 12
5 Données techniques ............................................................................................. 12
6 Description et fonctionnement........................................................................... 13
7 Installation et raccordement électrique............................................................. 13
8 Démarrage .............................................................................................................. 15
9 Entretien et réparation ......................................................................................... 17
10 Défauts, causes et mesures de dépannage ....................................................... 17
11 Pièces de rechange ............................................................................................... 18

Contenido página
1 Generalidades ........................................................................................................ 19
2 Seguridad................................................................................................................ 19
3 Transporte y almacenaje ...................................................................................... 20
4 Uso previsto (aplicación)...................................................................................... 20
5 Datos técnicos ....................................................................................................... 20
6 Descripción y funcionamiento............................................................................. 21
7 Instalación y conexión eléctrica .......................................................................... 21
8 Puesta en marcha .................................................................................................. 23
9 Mantenimiento / Reparación ............................................................................... 25
10 Averías, causas y soluciones ................................................................................ 25
11 Repuestos............................................................................................................... 26
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1 General 2.2 Qualified Personnel

The personnel installing the pump must have the
1.1 About this document appropriate qualifications for this work.
These Installation and Operating Instructions form
an integral part of the unit. They must be kept close 2.3 Risks incurred by failure to comply with the safety
to the unit and in readiness whenever required. Pre- precautions
cise observance of these instructions is a pre-condi- Failure to comply with the safety precautions could
tion for use of the unit for the intended purpose and result in personal injury or damage to the pump or
for its correct operation. installation. Failure to comply with the safety pre-
These Installation and Operating Instructions con- cautions could invalidate warranty and/or damage
form to the relevant version of the equipment and claims.
the underlying safety standards valid at the time of In particular, failure to comply with these safety pre-
going to press. cautions could increase the possibility of the follow-
ing risks:
• the failure of important parts of the pump or instal-
2 Safety lation,
These instructions contain important information • personal injury due to electrical and mechanical
which must be followed when installing and operat- causes,
ing the pump. It is therefore imperative that they be • material damage.
read by both the installer and the operator before
the pump is installed or started up. 2.4 Safety precautions for the operator
Both the general safety instructions in the ‘Safety Existing regulations for the prevention of accidents
precautions’ section and those in subsequent sec- must be observed.
tions indicated by danger symbols should be care- National Electrical Codes, local codes and regula-
fully observed. tions must be followed.

2.1 Symbols and signal words used in these operating 2.5 Safety precautions for inspection and installation
instructions The operator must ensure that all inspection and
installation work is carried out by authorized and
Symbols: qualified specialists who have carefully reviewed
these instructions.
General Safety symbol Work on the pump/unit must be carried out only with
the pump switched off and at complete standstill.

Hazards from electrical causes 2.6 Unauthorized alterations and manufacture of

spare parts
Alterations to the pump or installation may only be
NOTE:...
carried out with the manufacturer's consent. The use
of original spare parts and accessories authorized by
the manufacturer will ensure safety. The use of any
Signal words: other parts may invalidate claims invoking the liabil-
ity of the manufacturer for any consequences.
DANGER!
Imminently hazardous situation.
2.7 Improper use
Will result in death or serious injury if not avoided.
The operational safety of the pump or installation
supplied can only be guaranteed if it is used in accor-
WARNING!
dance with paragraph 4 of the operating instruc-
The user can be exposed to (severe) injury. 'Warn-
tions. The limits given in the catalogue or data sheet
ing' refers that harm to the user when the user is
must under no circumstances be exceeded.
neglecting the procedure.

CAUTION!
The product is at risk of damage. 'Caution' refers
to the product when the user is neglecting the
procedures.

NOTE:
A NOTICE WITH USEFUL INFORMATION FOR THE
USER IN RELATION TO THE PRODUCT. IT INFORMS
THE USER TO POSSIBLE PROBLEMS.

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3 Transport and interim storage Example: MVI220-02/1-1/A3/E80/3-575-14-T

When receiving the material, check that there has
been no damage during the transport. If shipping /E Pump Seals
E = O rings: EPDM (KTW/WRC)
damage has occurred, take all necessary steps with
V = O rings: VITON
the carrier within the allowed time.
80 Only 1 digit Means:
CAUTION! Outside influences may cause damages K = Standard seals with cardridge
If the delivered material is to be installed later on, S = Standard seals without cardridge
store it in a dry place and protect it from impacts (EPDM or VITON materials depending
and any outside influences (humidity, frost etc.). on pump seals)
2 digits means special executions:
Handle the pump carefully so as not to damage the 00 = mechanical seal Silicon carbide / Sili-
unit prior to installation. con carbide EPDM
80 = mechanical seal Silicon carbide / Sili-
WARNING! Bodily injury con carbide EPDM cardrige system
Due to the high centre of gravity and small pump 10 = mechanical seal Silicon carbide / Sili-
footprint, beware of instability during handling to con carbide VITON
avoid the pump falling over. A0 = mechanical seal Silicon carbide / Sili-
con carbide VITON cardrige system
11 = mechanical seal Silicon carbide / Car-
bon VITON
4 Intended use (Application)
01 = mechanical seal Silicon carbide / Car-
CAUTION! Possible damage of the pump bon EPDM
These pumps are intended for use with water only /3 1 = Single phase
3 = Three phase
Typical applications for the MVI pumps are clean flu- nothing = Without motor
ids relatively free of abrasive particles in commercial, - 575 1-230 = Single phase 115/230 V 60 Hz
agricultural, industrial and municipal areas. Water 3-460 = Three phase 208-230/460 V 60 Hz
supply, water towers, irrigation, high pressure wash 3-575 = Three phase 575 V 60 Hz
down, fire protection, boiler feed, condensate return - 14 56 = 56C NEMA Motor Frame
and pressure boosting systems. 14 = 143TC & 145TC
18 = 182TC & 184 TC
Application areas: 21 = 213TC & 215 TC
• water distribution and boosting installations 28 = 284TC & 286 TC
• industrial circulation systems 32 = 324TSC
• process fluids. 36 = 364 TSC
• cooling water circuits. -T O = ODP Motor Enclosure
• fire-fighting and washing stations. T = TEFC
• watering installations, etc.
5.2 Data table
Maximum operating pressure
5 Technical data Pump casing Oval flange: 230 PSI (16 bar)
ANSI flanges 300 lb: 360 PSI (25 bar)
5.1 Type key "Victaulic" flanges: 230 PSI (16 bar)
Maximum suction 140 PSI (10 bar)
Example: MVI220-02/1-1/A3/E80/3-575-14-T pressure
Temperature range
MVI pump family
Liquid temperatures EPDM Version: 5 °F to 250 °F
220 nominal flow in GPM at 60Hz / 2 poles
(- 15° to + 120 °C)
- 02 number of stages VITON Version: 5 °F to 194 °F
/1 Number of reduced impellers (- 15° to + 90 °C)
-1 1 = stainless steel 304 Ambient temperature +104 °F Max (+ 40 °C)
2 = stainless steel 316L
3 = pump casing cast iron cataphoresis
coated volute, 304 stainless steel hydraulic
/ A3 P = Victaulic coupling
A3 = ANSI Flange 300 lb
O = 2 bolt oval flanges, NPT threaded

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5.2 Data table 6.2 Design of pump and motor

Vertical multistage in-line, glanded (with mechani-
Electrical data cal seal) centrifugal pump. Motor standard NEMA
Motor Enclosure: ODP: Enclosure Type 1, for indoor use frame type, coupled to the pump with a shaft cou-
only
pling and coupling guards.
TEFC: Enclosure Type 2
Insulation class: F
Frequency 60 Hz
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Voltages 1~: 115/230 V (± 10 %)
3~: 208-230 V/460 V, 575 V (± 10 %)
Installation and electrical work in compliance with
Others
any local codes and by qualified personnel only!
Minimum suction according to NPSH of the pump
head: WARNING! Bodily injury
Ambient humidity: <90 % Existing regulations for the prevention of acci-
Noise level Depends on pump size, rotation speed, dents must be observed.
working point, motor type: it can reach
77 dB(A) for ODP and 86 dB(A) for WARNING! Electrical shock hazard
TEFC motors. Dangers caused by electrical energy must be
excluded.
Outline and pipe dimensions: National Electrical Codes, local codes and regula-
See fig. 3a - d tions must be followed.

5.3 Scope of Supply 7.1 Installation

• Installation and operating instructions • The pump must be installed in a dry, well-ventilated
• Flanges: and frost-free place.
- Oval two bolt style: companion flanges, bolts
and gaskets are included with the pump. CAUTION! Possible damage of the pump
- ANSI 300lb: pump delivered with gaskets and Dirt and solder drops into the pump body can
bolts without counter-flanges (accessories as effect the pump operation.
option), • It is recommended that any welding and soldering
- Victaulic type with rapid hose coupling for Vic- work be done before installing the pump.
taulic bracket: pump delivered without brackets • Thoroughly flush the system out before installing
(accessories as option). the pump.

5.4 Accessories WARNING! Risk of accident by hot surfaces

• By-pass kit The pump must be positioned so that someone
• Counter Flanges (300 # round type, various connec- cannot come into contact with the hot pump sur-
tions and Oval 2 bolt threaded) faces while operation.

• Install the pump in a dry place protected from frost

and as close as possible to the water in a suction lift
6 Description and function
application.
• Locate the pump in an accessible location to facili-
6.1 Product description (see fig. 1 & 2)
tate inspection and maintenance. The pump must be
1-Strainer-foot valve
installed in a vertical configuration on a concrete
2-Pump suction valve
base.
3-Pump discharge valve
• For especially heavy pumps, place a hook or a ring of
4-Non-return valve
sufficient capacity (total weight of pump) to allow
5-Venting and filling plug
the use of a hoist or similar device for the servicing
6-Drain-priming plug
and repair of the pump.
7-Pipe supports
• Install the pump on a concrete block (at least 4” / 10
8-Strainer
cm high). Consider an vibration insulation pad
9-Storage tank
between the concrete base and pump in locations
10-Town water supply
where noise might cause problems.
11-Motor starter
• The installation surface must be level and flat: any
12-Lifting hook
tilting of the pump could cause premature bearing
13-Foundation block
wear.
HA: Maximum suction head
HC: Minimum inlet pressure

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7.2 Hydraulic connection Fig. 2: Flooded or pressurized suction applications

• The installation and connection dimensions are • For direct connection to a public drinking water sys-
given in fig. 3. tem please refer to local plumbing codes for the
- Pump with two bolt oval flanges: Pipe is requirement of a back flow protection device.
threaded (NPT) directly into the companion • For indirect connection via a tank, the suction pipe
flanges supplied with the pump. must have a strainer, to keep any impurities out of
- Pump with round 300 lb flange have accessory the pump.
companion flagnes (counter flanges) that attach
to system piping in a manner dependant on the Fig. 1: Suction lift applications
flange type (threaded NPT, weld neck etc.). • To avoid any loss of head, use the shortest possible
• When fitting the oval flange, only the bolts supplied suction pipe and keep it free of bends that would
should be used. The use of longer bolts might dam- increase the piping friction losses.
age the base of the pump. • Connections have to be correctly sealed: No air
• The fluid flow direction is indicated on the pump entrance is allowed on the suction pipe (2 %). See
body. figure 1
• Pump must be installed in such a way that it is not
stressed by the pipework. The pipes must be CAUTION! Possible damage of the pump caused
attached so that the pump does not bear their by cavitation (boiling water at the eye of the first
weight. impeller
• It is recommended that isolation valves be installed Do not install in a suction lift position with fluids
on the suction and discharge side of the pump. This above 175 deg F (80 Deg C). Please refer to the
will save having to drain and refill the system if the chart below for NPSH required corrections for
pump needs replacing. suction lift applications above sea level.
• It is recommended that the pipe leading into the
suction side of the pump has a minimum length Altitude Loss of head
which is three times as long as the pipe diameter.
• A check valve should be placed on the discharge pipe 0 ft 0.0 ft
to protect it from water hammer. 1000 ft 1.2 ft
• Note: To pump water with a large content of air or 2000 ft 2.4 ft
hot water, we recommend installing the by-pass kit. 3000 ft 3.5 ft
5000 ft 5.7 ft
7000 ft 7.6 ft
10000 ft 10.7 ft

Temperature Loss of suction head (HA) Temperature Loss of suction head (HA)
20 °C 0.20 mCL 70 °F 0.70 ft
30 °C 0.40 mCL 90 °F 1.50 ft
40 °C 0.70 mCL 100 °F 2.00 ft
50 °C 1.20 mCL 120 °F 3.70 ft
60 °C 1.90 mCL 140 °F 5.70 ft
70 °C 3.10 mCL 160 °F 10.10 ft
80 °C 4.70 mCL 180 °F 16.20 ft
90 °C 7.10 mCL 200 °F 26.20 ft
100 °C 10.30 mCL 210 °F 32.60 ft

7.3 Electrical connection • The electrical characteristics (frequency, voltage,

nominal current) of the motor are mentioned on the
WARNING! Electrical shock hazard name plate: check if it complies with the mains sup-
Dangers caused by electrical energy must be ply used.
excluded. • The pump must be connected to the power supply
• Electrical work by a qualified electrician only! by a solid cable equipped with a grounded plug-con-
• National Electrical Codes, local codes and regula- nection or a main power switch.
tions must be strictly followed. • Three-Phase motors must be connected to an
• All electrical connections must be performed approved motor starter. The set nominal current of
after the electrical supply has been switched off which must correspond to the electrical data on the
and secured against unauthorized switching. pump name plate
• For safe installation and operation a proper • The supply cable must be laid so that it never
grounding of the pump to the power supply’s touches the pipe work and/or the pump and motor
grounding terminals is required. casing.

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• The pump/installation should be grounded in com- • Close the venting plug only after water flows out
pliance with local regulations. A ground fault inter- with no visible air at the venting plug.
rupter can be used as extra protection.
• The connection to the network must be in accor- WARNING! Bodily injury
dance with the connection plan (see Fig. 4). Pump under pressure! In hot water, a stream of
• The position of the terminal box can be changed a water may escape from the venting port.Take all
quarter turn by removing the motor attachment required precautions as regards persons and
screws (if necessary, remove the coupling guards) motor.
and turning the motor to the desired position.

WARNING! Bodily injury! Air evacuation process with pump in suction (see
Refit the attachment screws of the motor and the fig. 5):
coupling guards. Two possible cases:
1st case (see fig. 5.1)
WARNING! Electrical shock hazard - Close the discharge valve (3), open the suction
DO NOT FORGET TO CONNECT TO GROUND. valve (2)
- Remove the venting plug (5)
• The electric motors used on the pumps can be con- - Unscrew the bottom drain-priming plug (6)
nected to a frequency converter. Strictly follow the located on the pump casing 4 to 5 turns.
instructions given by the data sheet of the con- - Put a funnel into the venting plug port and com-
verter's manufacturer. pletely fill the pump and the suction pipe.
The converter must not generate voltage peaks at - After water flows out with no visible air at the
the motor terminals higher than 850 V and dU/dt vent plug , filling is complete.
(Voltage/Time variation) higher than 2500 V/µs. If - Screw the venting plug and the bottom drain-
the value of the voltage signal are higher than those, priming plug back in.
risk of damage the motor are to forecast.In the con-
trary provide a LC filter (inductance – capacitor) 2nd case (see fig. 5.2)
between the converter and the motor. It must be Filling can be made easier by fitting on the suction
connected to the motor with a minimum length pipe of the pump, a vertical pipe fitted with a Ø ½"
cable, armoured if necessary. ball valve and a funnel.

8 Start up

8.1 Preliminary rinsing

WARNING! Health hazard

Pumps are tested regarding hydraulic features in
factory, some water may remain in them. It is rec-
ommended for hygiene purposes, to carry out a
rinsing of the pump before any using with potable
water supply.

8.2 System filling - Venting

CAUTION! Possible damage of the pump

Never operate the pump dry.

Two standard cases:

- Fig. 1: Suction lift applications
- Fig. 2: Flooded or pressurized suction
applications on storage tank (9) or town water
supply (10) with dry-running protection system.

Air evacuation process with pump under pressure

(see fig. 2):
• Close the discharge valve (3)
• Open the venting plug (5), and the suction valve (2)
and completely fill the pump.

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NOTE: 8.4 Starting up

The length of the pipe must be at least 2 inches
(50 mm) taller than the venting plug level. WARNING! Risk of scalding
- Close the discharge valve (3), open the suction Under some pump or installation operating condi-
valve (2). tions (temperature of pumped liquid, volume
- Open the ball valve and the venting plug. flow), the whole pump, including the motor, may
- Unscrew 4 to 5 turns the drain-priming plug (6). become very hot. There is a real risk of burns just
- Fill the pump and the suction pipe completely from touching the pump.
until water flows out of the venting plug (5).
- Close the ball valve (which can be left in place), CAUTION! Possible damage of the pump
remove the pipe and close the bleed device (5) The pump must not operate at zero flow (closed
and reseat the drain-priming plug (6). discharge valve) for more than 10 minutes with
cold water (T < 104 °F (40 °C)) and more than 5
Dry-running protection minutes above 140 °F (60 °C).
To ensure that the pump is always primed, we rec- We recommend to ensure a minimum flow of
ommend to protect it with a pressure switch or a about 10 % of the nominal flow of the pump to
float switch. avoid the formation of a vapour lock at the top of
the pump.
8.3 Confirm correct rotation
• Keep the discharge valve closed.
Prior to turning the pump on ensure the rotating
• Start the pump
assembly is free of any binding.
• Open venting plug to drain air. If no water leaks
WARNING! Electrical shock hazard within 20 seconds, close the plug and stop the
Dangers caused by electrical energy must be pump, then wait 20 seconds to allow air to settle.
excluded. • Start again the pump.
Do not attempt the following unless 100% sure • If necessary (particularly if the suction height
power is off. exceeds 16 ft - 5 m) repeat these operations.
• If water leaks at draining plug (it means the pump
• Remove either one or both coupling guards. delivers its pressure), slowly open the discharge
• Turn the coupling by hand to make sure the pump valve. The pump has to be primed.
turns freely without sticking. • Check discharge pressure for pressure fluctuations
• Once the correct rotation has been confirmed (refer with a pressure gauge. If fluctuations are present
to three-phase or single-phase procedure noted please check the inlet conditions and/or re-prime
below) re-install the coupling guard(s) before the the pump.
power is activated full time. • To insure all air has been removed, close the dis-
charge valve and the draining plug, then stop the
CAUTION! Possible damage of the pump pump 20 seconds, start the pump again and open
Prior to starting the pump there must be fluid at the draining plug. Do it as long as air comes out
the seal area. • Open the discharge valve fully or at a desired posi-
tion determined by the installation.
• Check that the current input does not exceed the
Three-phase motor
value indicated on the motor data plate.
• Switch on the motor by briefly pressing the circuit-
breaker and check that it turns in the direction indi-
cated by the arrow located on the lantern or on the
9 Maintenance / Service
identification label of the pump.
All servicing should be performed by an authorized
• If the rotation is backwards insure power is off and
service representative!
switch two of the three motor leads and recheck the
rotation. Once proper rotation is confirmed a amper- WARNING! Electrical shock hazard
age balance is recommended across each of the Dangers caused by electrical energy must be
three phases – maximum allowable difference is +/- excluded.
5 %. All electrical work must be performed after the
electrical supply has been switched off and
Single phase motor secured against unauthorized switching.
• Typically the rotation should be correct on single
phase applications however if the pump seems to WARNING! Risk of scalding
lack performance please check the rotation. If run- At high water temperatures and system pressure
ning backwards refer the motor nameplate for close isolating valves before and after the pump.
instructions to reverse rotation. First, allow pump to cool down.

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• No special maintenance in operation. Mechanical seals

• Keep the pump and the motor perfectly clean. • The mechanical seal does not require any mainte-
• In case of prolonged stopping, if there is no risk of nance in operation. It must never operate dry.
frost, it is best not to drain the pump.
• The bearing holding the coupling is lubricated for its
total lifetime and does not require any lubrication. It 10 Faults, causes and remedies
is recommended to grease the motor shaft end as
well as the coupling boring with a high adhering WARNING! Electrical shock hazard
grease (type type D321R Molikote or 8191 Loctite Dangers caused by electrical energy must be
for example) to facilitate any further diassembling. excluded.
All electrical work must be performed after the
Motors without lubricating devices electrical supply has been switched off and
• Bearings are lubricated for their lifetime and do not secured against unauthorized switching.
require any lubrication.
WARNING! Risk of scalding
Motors with lubricating devices At high water temperatures and system pressure
• See instructions put on motor. If missing, lubricate close isolating valves before and after the pump.
every 5 000 hours with a grease resistant to high First, allow pump to cool down.
temperature.

DEFAULTS/CAUSES REMEDIES
1) Pump turns but no delivery
a) The internal parts are obstructed by particles a) Dismantle the pump and clean it
b) Suction pipe obstructed b) Clean all the pipes
c) Air in suction pipes c) Check tightness of the whole pipe up to the pump and make
it tight
d) Pump has lost it’s prime d) Fill the pump to prime again. Check foot valve is tight
e) Suction pressure is too low, it causes cavitation noise e) Too high loss of head on suction or suction head (check the
NPSH of the pump installed and of the installation)
f) The supply voltage of the motor is too low f) Check the voltage on the terminals of the motor and the
cross-section of the conductors
2) The pump vibrates
a) Loose on its foundation a) Check and tighten completely the nuts of the stud bolts
b) Particles obstructing the pump b) Dismantle the pump and clean it
c) Rotation variances c) Check the pump turns freely without abnormal sticking
d) Bad electrical connection d) Check the connections to the pump motor
3) The motor overheats
a) Voltage too low a) Check voltage on terminals of the motor, it should be within
± 10 % in 50 Hz or ± 6 % in 60 Hz of the rated voltage
b) Pump obstructed by particles b) Dismantle the pump and clean it
c) Ambient temperature above +40 °C c) The motor is aimed at operating at a maximum ambient tem-
perature of + 40°C
d) Election connection problem in terminal box d) Be in conformity with the motor plate and see figure 4
e) Phase imbalance on three phase e) Check amperage at each leg, if more than 5 % variance total
call electrician to balance (rotate all three legs)
4) The flow is irregular
a) The suction head (HA) is not adequate a) Study again the installation conditions and the recommen-
dations described in this instruction
b) The suction pipe has a lower diameter than the one of the b) The suction pipe must have the same diameter as the suction
pump pump port
c) The strainer and the suction pipe are partially obstructed c) Remove and clean

If the fault cannot be remedied, please contact

WARNING! Health hazard
your local sanitary and heating specialist or WILO
If the liquid is toxic, corrosive or dangerous for
customer services.
human being, WILO must be informed or the qual-
ified person in charge of the repairing. In this
case, clean the pump to ensure a complete safety
to the repairing man.

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11 Spare parts
All spare parts must be ordered through your local
specialist and/or Wilo Customer Services.
In order to avoid returns and incorrect orders, please
specify the name plate data for all orders.

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