Square D FSG2J21BP Use and Care Manual

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Data Bulletin
9013DB0701
12/2007
Raleigh, NC USA
Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for
Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches
Retain for future use.
Introduction This data bulletin describes how to identify and correct the most common
maintenance issues for the Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches.
Ensure that all maintenance recommended by the original equipment
manufacturer (OEM) is performed. If the equipment fails to operate properly,
refer to the instructions and recommendations provided by the OEM, and
ensure that the instructions were correctly followed. If the operating
problems persist and a pressure switch is the suspected cause, use the
information in this bulletin to assist in troubleshooting the issues.
Inspecting the Pump System
Before the Initial Operation Inspect the following items before operating the pump system:
1. Check the pump’s yield and flow rate.
2. Check the well water level, drawdown, and recovery.
3. Check the line voltage with the pump on and off.
4. Verify that the running current does not exceed the motor nameplate
data.
Before Maintenance Inspect the following items before performing maintenance to the pump
system:
1. Visually inspect the pump system for leakage.
2. Check the pressure switch using a pressure gauge.
3. Record the pressure switch setting if available.
4. Review any system discrepancies or perceived problems in operation.
5. Confirm that electrical power is available and that circuit breakers (or
fuses) are operational.
Providing Routine Maintenance During the normal maintenance period for the pump system, ensure that the
following steps are followed to for all pressure switches.
1. Disconnect the power.
2. Remove the cover.
3. Visually inspect the pressure switch for leakage. Verify that:
No liquid is leaking from the diaphragm or flange area.
The flange is not corroded.
The area is free of standing water and wet spots.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Data Bulletin

1Data Bulletin9013DB070112/2007Raleigh, NC USAPreventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure SwitchesRetain

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Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches 9013DB0701Providing Routine Maintenance 12/2007© 20

Page 3 - Renewal Parts

9013DB0701 Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches12/2007 Providing Routine Maintenance© 20

Page 4 - Troubleshooting

Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches 9013DB0701Troubleshooting 12/2007© 2007 Schneider E

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9013DB0701 Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches12/2007 Troubleshooting© 2007 Schneider E

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Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches 9013DB0701Troubleshooting 12/2007© 2007 Schneider E

Page 7 - Frequently Asked Questions

9013DB0701 Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches12/2007 Frequently Asked Questions© 2007

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Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guidelines for Class 9013F and 9013G Pressure Switches 9013DB0701Data Bulletin 12/2007Electrical equipment

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