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IBO JSW150 Hydrophore Pump: Can't Reach Set Pressure, Diaphragm Checked & Pipe Replaced

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  • #1 16465331
    lukasz0409
    Level 11  
    Hello, I have an IBO jsw150 hydrophore. The pipe draining the water to the home installation broke off, after installing a new one, the hydrophore cannot reach the set pressure, the pointer swings at about 1 bar. I checked the pressure in the diaphragm (after draining the water) - there was nothing, I pumped up to 1.5 bar, unfortunately the hydrophore still does not reach the pressure. What could be the cause? Should the pipe leading from the tank not be connected to the place where I have a drain to the installation?
    IBO JSW150 Hydrophore Pump: Can't Reach Set Pressure, Diaphragm Checked & Pipe Replaced
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  • #2 16465356
    kadmen
    Level 15  
    Hello. At the beginning, it is necessary to check whether the pump is air-tight, possibly prime it and try to restart it.
    Is there a non-return valve in the pump section, well?
    We assume that there is water in the well.
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  • #3 16465358
    Krzys55
    Level 27  
    Maybe the water from the pipe escaped into the well and now it can't suck in
  • #4 16465392
    lukasz0409
    Level 11  
    there is no check valve. sucks water into one bar and howls,. when I turn on the water in the garden, it is water because the pipes are more in a straight line from the hydrophore but there are no more at home because the pipe goes up and I have no strength. There are large air bubbles in the roses leading to the installation. the hydrophore is flooded when I unscrew the priming screw, it is water
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  • #5 16465410
    kadmen
    Level 15  
    Check buddy the pipe from the well to the pump, there's probably a leak somewhere.
    Also the pump itself and the seals to be checked.
    This pump has been working until now?
    Is it the first start after the winter break?
  • #6 16465419
    lukasz0409
    Level 11  
    it worked all the time, since the pipe was broken, that is, it does not work yesterday
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  • #7 16465456
    Krzys55
    Level 27  
    You have 100% no water in the supply pipe and no check valve is an error, unless it is fitted to the pump.
  • #8 16465479
    nuszek
    Level 30  
    If water flies in the garden, leave it so that it spits out all the air, it will vent after some time and it will be ok.
  • #9 16465626
    lukasz0409
    Level 11  
    The water in the garden has been running for over an hour, the pressure has not changed.
  • #10 16465896
    nuszek
    Level 30  
    lukasz0409 wrote:
    The water in the garden has been running for over an hour, the pressure has not changed.
    Then it has to be catching left air somewhere in the inlet, or the pump is broken, which I doubt. I can't help you from a distance, sory.
  • #11 16465978
    lukasz0409
    Level 11  
    the water in the supply pipe is there, unscrewed and checked. maybe this programmer broke, water flew on it, etc.
  • #12 16467573
    kadmen
    Level 15  
    Hello! Buddy, I need to verify that the pump is not damaged.
    To do this, you should close the outlet to the installation, connect the pump with a short pipe section with a water tank of about 30 liters, prime the pump and start it, if the pump is good, the pressure will increase very quickly. After such a procedure, we will know what could be the cause of this defect.
  • #13 16494301
    lukasz0409
    Level 11  
    I replaced the pump and everything works, thank you all for your help

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an IBO JSW150 hydrophore pump that fails to reach the set pressure after a pipe replacement. The user reports that the pump's pressure gauge fluctuates around 1 bar, and despite checking the diaphragm pressure and ensuring water is present, the issue persists. Responses suggest checking for air leaks in the supply line, the absence of a check valve, and potential pump damage. A recommended troubleshooting step involves isolating the pump from the installation and testing it with a water tank to verify its functionality. Ultimately, the user resolved the issue by replacing the pump.
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