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How to Troubleshoot Common Fire Pump Issues

Learn how to troubleshoot common fire pump issues, including low pressure, cavitation, and motor failures.

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Fire pumps can develop issues over time, affecting performance and safety. Here’s how to identify and resolve common problems:

1. Low Pressure or Flow

  • Check for clogged strainers, closed valves, or leaks in the system.
  • Inspect suction conditions and water supply.

2. Fire Pump Won’t Start

  • Verify power supply for electric pumps and battery charge for diesel engines.
  • Inspect pressure switches and control panel settings.

3. Excessive Noise or Vibration

  • Could indicate cavitation, misalignment, or worn bearings.
  • Adjust suction conditions or replace damaged components.

4. Overheating

  • Ensure adequate cooling for diesel engines and motor windings.
  • Check lubricant and coolant levels.

5. Frequent Automatic Starts

  • May be caused by pressure losses in the system.
  • Inspect check valves and pressure relief devices.

Timely troubleshooting helps prevent system failures and ensures reliable fire protection.

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