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When a chemical feed or transfer pump stops, most operators assume the motor is dead—and waste time and money replacing the wrong part. Use this simple 4-step field checklist to correctly tell pump failure from motor failure in minutes.

When a mechanical seal fails, it’s rarely sudden. In most cases, the pump has been giving warnings for days, weeks, or even months. Small changes—slight drips, minor heat increases, subtle vibrations—can escalate into leaks, bearing damage, and full system shutdowns if left unaddressed.

Downtime costs money, delays projects, and puts unnecessary strain on your team. The good news? Most motor failures don’t come out of nowhere. Your equipment gives warnings long before the windings give out.

Routine maintenance isn’t just smart—it’s essential. Avoid costly downtime with a proactive plan. Book a service review at academypump.ca #PumpRepair #MaintenanceMatters #YYC

Learn practical tips for troubleshooting common pump and motor issues. Maintain efficiency and reduce downtime with expert insights.

Identifying early signs that a motor needs repair can save time and money. Here are key indicators to watch for.