Your pump runs hard, and your business relies on it. Unforeseen problems may arise at any time. However, a clogged pump is preventable, which will save you money, time and even lost wages.
1. Water Treatment Chemicals
One option is to treat the water with chemicals. These chemicals help prevent the material in the water from clogging the pump by thinning the water. Therefore, the liquid remains able to flow continuously without preventing the flow of water.
2. Clean It
Nothing lasts forever is a common saying, but it never said anything about how long you can extend the life of your possessions by merely taking care of them. One of the simplest ways to keep your pump from clogging is to clean it. Debris builds up and contributes to the clog.
3. Have it Serviced Regularly
Pumps take regular upkeep to ensure they work. When a pump doesn’t receive the attention it deserves, it’s going to backfire and cause a world of problems for you, the homeowner.
4. Test It
Nowadays, there is a test for everything including the amount of clogs you have. You’ll be able to treat them quickly and effective if you are aware. In other words, you’ll be able to know if there is a clog, and that way, it can be treated in your pump as soon as it’s detected in order to prevent a huge ordeal. Fortunately, the testing is accurate and can be a good indication as to whether problems exist.
To learn more about servicing a pump and to purchase pump replacement parts, contact Irrigation Outlet.
