Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I was repairing a high-head submersible pump.
It's not working quite right, so I'm taking it apart to fix it.
Unless it's the motor inside, it's usually damage to the suction impeller (fan) at the bottom, or
It's almost certainly a broken Captia cable.
With submersible pumps, you sometimes have to use a cable to lower them into the water or pull them back up, right? (Be sure to attach a rope whenever possible!)
This can cause the wire to break near the base.
If the pump isn't submerged in water and has seized up, you'll have to replace the internal parts lol
That can't be helped, but please check to see if a broken wire is the cause in most cases.
For now, please check the power outlet and the base of the device.
However, there are cases where simply checking for voltage with a tester isn't enough to determine this (because continuity may or may not be present depending on the shape of the capacitor).
You should try connecting it to a normal tire to see how it works.
See you later.
P.S. How did the recent heavy rain affect your area?
After heavy rain, inspect the ground and check all details before proceeding with construction.
