Manual and other patches it is Ok.
You need to do something on regular basis. I did. I install an advanced Digital Controller on my sewage pump and now I know precisely how it is work and know ahead of time when it is not.
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Hello Rob Gallau,
Yes it shows thermal protection... but
I have found the INSTRUCTIONS for your specific
pump...
http://littlegiant.com/media/153704/993949_2e-series_manual.pdf
They only indicate how to clean the impeller... and SPECIFICALLY INSTRUCT the pump must be returned to LITTLE GIANT
for any other repairs.
Sorry
SOURCE: Thermal Protection
tyou should find you rmanual and find the reset button or jumper. You must also try to find out what went wrong first why it went on thermal shutdown. You have to resolve the problem first. It could still be there that's why it wont post. If you know how to changes all your cmos.bios settings then if you can not find the reset jumper or switch you can actually reset your cmos to default factory setting. be careful though because you haver to know all your settings, the dates as well for your software activation. i suggest that you remove first the connection of your hardisk until you get your board running then put it back. do not boot your hard disk with the wrong date in your cmos. it will corropt your softwares specially virus protection
redrivera
SOURCE: Krups GVX2-12 Electric Burr - Thermal Fuse
Open the grinder by removing both knobs.
The front knob is held in place by friction. Use two flat head screwdrivers to pry it off.
The side knob is held in by tabs you have to push. Pry forward to expose the tab, and use another screwdriver to press the tab, and use the other screwdriver to press the tab on the other side.
Now look at the bottom of the grinder. There are four tabs on the outer shell, use screwdriver s to pry the tabs to separate the bottom of the grinder from the shell, and pull off the shell. Your fuse should be attached to the motor wiring coil.
SOURCE: I want to replace an impeller for a Little Giant submersible pump
This is a plastic impeller on a brass hub. If the impeller is loose it is probally cracked or overheated and melted, ether way you will have to break the impeller off of the hub then you will need to break hub loose from shaft. You can do this by putting pump in a vise and putting a pair of vice grips on hub and giveing them a sharp hit in a counter clockwise direction. you will need to replace the seal and impeller and should check to be sure than you can get these parts before you start.
SOURCE: little giant pump stopped working
Hi Tom (and Lindsay?),
Ok lets get a little more info,
Please comment back with your findings
Mike
SOURCE: Little Giant pump WGP-90-PW trips GFI circuit
You might have 2 problems. The GFIC might be wired wrong or the pump wirng might be compromised with moisture. The noise issue? Are you running this unit without submersing it? They will burn out if you do. To get a more accurate running sound, submerse it with a flexible pipe so you can run it in a 5 gal bucket without losing the water.
It's possible a bearing is burned out.
Ron
If this is the thing that is poping then the problem is a ground fault. Eg. water is getting inside somewhere, or there is a nick in the cord. The GFCI should be on all outdoor outlets, this protects YOU from getting shocked, whereas the main breaker is to protect the wiring and the house from overloads. --Either way it is a dangerous situation--. I believe Little Giant has a good warranty policy. There are not really any repairable parts in these units. Don't get electrocuted, Contact the manufacturer. The fact that you say the oil is caramel colored (assuming you mean not clear but opaque) sounds like it has water in it.
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