Solution to frequent starting of booster pump
The problem of frequent starting of booster pumps is usually related to factors such as pressure setting, water source conditions, and equipment failure. Here are some possible solutions:
1. Check and adjust the pressure setting
Check the pressure gauge: First, check the pointer pressure gauge of the booster pump to determine the set pressure value it indicates. If the set pressure value is too high, the booster pump may restart soon after reaching that pressure due to a drop in water pressure.
Adjust the pressure value:
Mechanical adjustment: Find the adjustment screw and change the pressure setting value by adjusting its force. Since frequent starts are caused by excessive pressure, the force of the screw needs to be reduced to reduce the set pressure value. During the adjustment process, you can observe the pressure gauge while adjusting to ensure that it is adjusted to the normal range.
Electronic adjustment (such as frequency conversion control): For booster pumps with electronic control functions, the upper and lower limit start and stop pressure values can be set through the setting key on the panel or the remote control. Usually, this type of booster pump has a separate pressure setting key, which is relatively simple to operate. You only need to press and hold the setting key and adjust according to the prompts.
2. Check water source conditions
Check the water supply: Make sure that the water supply is sufficient and stable. If the water supply is insufficient, the booster pump may start frequently because it cannot meet the set pressure.
Check the pipeline condition: Check whether the water supply pipeline is aging, leaking or blocked. Pipeline leakage will cause the water pressure to drop, triggering the booster pump to start; while pipeline blockage will affect the water flow rate and make the booster pump unable to work normally.
3. Check equipment failure
Check the water pressure controller: The water pressure controller is a key component for controlling the start and stop of the booster pump. If the water pressure controller fails, it may cause the booster pump to start frequently because it cannot correctly judge the water pressure condition. At this time, the water pressure controller needs to be replaced or repaired.
Check other components: such as motors, pump bodies and other components for faults or damage. Failures of these components may also affect the normal operation of the booster pump and cause frequent starts.
4. Other precautions
Regular maintenance: Regularly maintain and service the booster pump to ensure that it is in good working condition. This includes cleaning the filter, checking the seals, etc.
Reasonable use: When using the booster pump, avoid frequently switching the faucet or adjusting the water pressure to reduce the impact and wear on the booster pump.
The above methods can effectively solve the problem of frequent starting of the booster pump. If the problem persists, it is recommended to contact a professional maintenance personnel for inspection and repair.
