VCMA-PRO Condensate Pump Installation
The installation process for the Little Giant® VCMA-PRO Condensate Pump is quick. Here's how.
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How to Look Up Pricing & Availability
Learn how to look up pricing and availability in FE Direct.
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How to RESUME or RESTART a Course
Did you start a course, leave, and need to pick back up where you left off? Did you complete a course and want to view it again? With FranklinTECH, easily RESUME or RESTART a course.
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How to Place an Order
Learn how to place an order in FE Direct.
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How to Test VCMA-PRO Condensate Pump Operation
Testing operation for the Little Giant® VCMA-PRO Condensate Pump is simple. Here's how.
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How to Look Up Order & Quote History
Learn how to look up order and quote history in FE Direct.
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SPBS Series Battery Backup Maintenance
Learn how to perform periodic service on your battery backup system, increasing your system's life.
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SPBS Series Battery Backup Plumbing & Pump Installation
View this video to learn the quick installation process for the SPBS Series plumbing and pump installation.
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SPBS Series Battery Backup Controller Installation
View this video to learn the quick installation process for the SPBS Series controller installation.
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How to Navigate the Controller
View this video to learn how to navigate the sump pump battery backup controller.
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How to Test System Operation
View this video to learn how you can quickly determine if your sump pump battery backup system is operating correctly.
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Pressure Generation & Gallons Per Minute, Defined
Franklin Electric offers a wide array of submersible pumps and vertical turbines designed for the movement of water and corrosive chemicals. This video covers two core concepts to help you understand submersible pump basics: pressure generation and gallons per minute.
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Pressure Sensor vs. Pressure Transducer
There are two main types of residential water well systems: Conventional Systems and Variable-Speed, or Constant Pressure, Systems. A Conventional System usually has fluctuations in water pressure. A Constant Pressure System does not. View this video to learn two pressure...
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QD vs. Standard vs. Deluxe Control Boxes
Controls are an important part of a submersible motor power system, allowing operators to adjust, start, and stop various functions. Franklin Electric single-phase control boxes are designed and optimized specifically for Franklin Electric 3-wire motors. Learn the similarities and differences...
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2- vs. 3-Wire Submersible Motors
Franklin Electric's 4-inch motors are the driving force behind residential and light commercial submersible pump applications. To select the correct motor for your application, you need to know the difference between a 2-wire and a 3-wire submersible motor.
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Service Factor, Defined
To protect the life of your Franklin Electric motor, understand Service Factor. Motor Service Factor, or SF, is the percent of overloading a motor can handle for short periods of time when operating normally within the correct voltage requirements.
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SubMonitor Connect Tutorials
Learn the in-demand skills you need to perform the best installation and replacement procedures for the SubMonitor Connect
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Technician Training
This track is designed to point you towards content to help you master your role as a Pioneer Pump technician.
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Groundwater Contractor Training
This track is designed to point you towards content to help you master your role as a groundwater contractor.
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How to Disassemble & Reassemble the Vacuum-Assisted Priming System
Learn how to disassemble and reassemble the vacuum pump from a Pioneer Prime Vacuum Assisted Priming pump.
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How to Replace a Cassette Seal
Over time, due to normal wear and tear, cassette seals may need to be repaired or replaced. Let's show you how.
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How to Disassemble & Reassemble the Priming Chamber & Priming Valve
Learn how to disassemble and reassemble the priming chamber and priming valve of a Pioneer Pump® vacuum assisted priming pump.
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How to Replace a Mechanical Seal
Over time, due to normal wear and tear, mechanical seals may need to be repaired or replaced. Let's show you how.
