Did you see Jim Chandler's, Wes's, Up North's, Bruce Bergman's and Grumpy's response, Iggy?
You can probably remove the junk that is now holding the pump's check valve open and all will be well.
This means disassembly so take steps to catch rocketing parts.
--Winston
yes.
Good points. I will mention it to the pump's owner.
But that depends on the application. In some applications, machines can be destroyed if the motors are run backwards. Can machines for one.
Small machines are made to show which phase is which. When it counts, Masters take place and the journey men step back.
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There are some devices which can be damaged by reversed phase sequence -- *immediately* damaged, not "if you run it that way for ten minutes".
So -- there are devices to check phase sequence to make sure that you have it connected right *before* you turn on the switch.
Enjoy, DoN.
Just a little update on the cold saw. The owner of it told me that he took apart the pump and found out that the filter was clogged. Unclogging it took care of the problem, at least for now.
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WhooHoo!
--Winston
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