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Any property owner with water pumps will need to employ a reputable repair and service company.
A pump repair and service business which offers an emergency call out provision is essential if you want to continuously protect your property against the potential dangers of flooding and water damage.
It is always best to hire a professional company instead of doing a repair or maintenance job yourself, because accredited and qualified engineers will have the experience to carry out a task effectively and efficiently.
The lifespan of a typical pump is approximately ten years because the intense job that they do means that the equipment is eventually destructible but regular maintenance can minimise the need for constant repair.
Common problems that a pump might experience will involve the float mechanism and this ball-shaped device is designed to automatically activate the pump when incoming water reaches a certain level.
A pump with a defective float will not turn on at the critical time and this is likely to result in overflowing water so an engineer will always check to see if the device is not being obstructed in order to ensure proper performance.
Maintaining the valve is another priority because if it is installed incorrectly this will allow water to return to a basin after the pump has deactivated which will put extra pressure on the pump and cause damage.
An engineer would solve a faulty valve by checking to see if it is not clogged with rubbish and then they would confirm that the valve arrow is pointing away from the pump instead of towards it.
A pump’s impeller can also cause problems and most errors can be detected if it begins to emit a bizarre buzzing sound which will indicate that it needs repairing as soon as possible because it could spell the end of the pump.
Once again, an engineer will check the equipment to examine whether any debris has accumulated inside the pump and they will the impeller and clean the inside to make sure that the device is not obstructed again.
If all of these devices are working but the pump still appears to be faulty, then the problem could be the result of an electrical error, which could be caused by a number of factors.
An engineer will see whether there are any issues with the circuit breakers, fuses or power supply as well as examining the wiring to check if any are broken or suffering from faulty connections.