Réparer une pompe immergée qui ne démarre plus ⚠️ Démontage et remplacement du condensateur

Is your submersible pump refusing to start? 😡 In this video, I'll guide you step by step through disassembling and repairing your submersible pump. I'll show you how to disassemble the Pulsar 40/80M pump, identify a faulty capacitor, and replace it for just a few euros! Whether you're an amateur or experienced DIYer, this repair will allow you to get a pump that costs several hundred euros back up and running without having to buy a new one or hire a professional. At the end of the video, I'll show you how to ensure proper pump operation by measuring the starting current and the nominal amperage, comparing it with the pump's technical data. Discover tips for disassembling and reassembling the pump, including cleaning to ensure a long life for your equipment. A blown capacitor replaced, a little patience, and you're done! 💪💧 Equipment Used: • Pulsar 40/80 M Submersible Pump • Tools Needed: Pump maintenance tools, Torx 30 bit, multimeter pliers Kaiweets pliers available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3A66yZ1 15% Discount Code: 3SOK98D4 Expiry Date: 11/15/2024-11-15 • 25µF Capacitor https://amzn.to/4e8wmSq ▶ Chapter in the Video 🎞 0:00 Introduction 0:41 How does the pump work? 1:14 How do I disassemble the Pulsar pump? 4:20 Diagnosing the problem 4:51 Testing the capacitor with a multimeter 5:40 Replacing the capacitor 5:52 Assembling the pulsar pump 7:51 Testing the pump 8:19 Measuring the current with a clamp meter If this video helped you, consider giving it a thumbs up, subscribing so you don't miss my next repairs, and asking your questions in the comments! #Repair #SubmersiblePump #Capacitor #PumpDiagnostics #Drilling #Electricity #PulsarPump #Multimeter #Troubleshooting #DIY #Water #Kaiweets @Kaiweets