Self Serv. Bay issue

[mcarter1990]

Can anyone tell me how to fix this issue?

 

[Whimpy]

I would look for an air leak on the inlet side of the pump. With the pump off start at the inlet of the pump and look for even the tiniest of water leaks. It can also be the seals of the pump itself if you find no leaks in hoses or fittings. This usually presents itself as dripping water from under the pump. Hope this helps.

 

[edredtop]

Can anyone tell me how to fix this issue?

More context..
What service are you using? High pressure or low pressure with an air mixture?

 

[mcarter1990]

This is on the HP rinse side

 

[Randy]

It could almost anything. Is the motor in the equipment room starting and stopping? Have you checked the wiring in the coin box for any loose or damaged wires? Rotary switch could be bad. Check the wiring on the pump skid for loose wires, primarily on the rinse side.

 

[edredtop]

I would check for:
* a slipping belt
* a weak/dying electric motor
* a loose pulley
* air leak on intake side, including a low chemical or too high pick up tube
* everything Randy said.

 

[mcarter1990]

Thank you

 

[edredtop]

Thank you

If you really want to thank us, give us a report on the resolution! (or more details on the problem)

 

[AnalyticWash]

I would look for an air leak on the inlet side of the pump. With the pump off start at the inlet of the pump and look for even the tiniest of water leaks. It can also be the seals of the pump itself if you find no leaks in hoses or fittings. This usually presents itself as dripping water from under the pump. Hope this helps.

+1

 

[2Biz]

Looks to me like the pump is being starved of water?

 

[mcarter1990]

Well I got it fixed. The watersoftner valve was not working and it starved the wash of water. I got it bypassed till the new parts come in.

Thanks for the help.