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  • #1 17270267
    PieknyK
    Level 4  
    Hello, I recently use a pump from behind the eastern border, but yesterday while watering the garden, the pump for a moment began to make a strange sound like a rattle. And then insight won't start. I dialed me and nothing ... Membranes ok. Still does not start. Maybe someone had a similar problem and knows how to solve it. The pump may have been out of the water for a few seconds but could it have affected the failure?
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    #2 17270366
    belfegor1988
    Level 17  
    Hello, sure that someone had a similar failure and not with one or many such pumps - maybe not necessarily from Russia but probably most of Chrl. A colleague will check the winding resistance, in Chinese it even met aluminum, or the wire burst at the entrance to the pump.
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  • #3 17270375
    PieknyK
    Level 4  
    Thanks. Can you explain more precisely what windings are meant? For me it's such dark magic :)
  • #4 17270491
    belfegor1988
    Level 17  
    In fact, this pump is one big coil. If you have a multimeter, check the resistance on the plug pins, or after disassembly, make sure that there are no swollen places inside, no water leaks from under the reservoir - you can throw photos of the inside of the pump. And make sure that the core that enters the pump is able to move inside it.
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  • #5 17271776
    PieknyK
    Level 4  
    I put some photos maybe it will do something. - Belarussian pump malfunctioning high-noise diaphragm Russian pictures - Belarussian pump malfunctioning high-noise diaphragm Russian pictures - Belarussian pump malfunctioning high-noise diaphragm Russian pictures - Belarussian pump malfunctioning high-noise diaphragm Russian pictures
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  • #6 18501496
    helmutkol
    Level 12  
    Hello, what should be the resistance of such a pump between the pins?
  • #7 18502216
    belfegor1988
    Level 17  
    Hello, I think about a dozen, several dozen ohm, certainly between the bolts and the housing soooo big. There is currently no time to search for a pump and measure
  • #8 18504372
    przemoo24
    Level 14  
    I still have a pump at home in Soviet production. She started to make a difference so I bought a new one due to lack of time to check. She came from maybe a month. No resistance on the plug. The application burned somewhere scroll. I even measured at the entrance to the pump by pricking the wires with pins. Same. Advertised. I have received a cash refund. Then I pulled out the old pump. It turned out that the cord broke. I have repaired and hula until now although it is very battered. The housing has already begun to wipe out. In addition, the rubber check valve spilled. I found a donor and it still works.
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The discussion revolves around a malfunctioning pump, reportedly of Belarusian origin, which began making a rattling noise and subsequently failed to start. Users suggest checking the winding resistance, as issues with the coil or internal components may be the cause. Recommendations include using a multimeter to measure resistance at the plug pins and inspecting for water leaks or swollen areas inside the pump. One user shared experiences with a Soviet-era pump that had similar issues, ultimately leading to a successful repair after identifying a broken cord. Photos of the pump's interior were shared for further analysis.
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