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10 Key Components of the 6 Series
During this video, Jeremiah discusses the pump components applicable to installation, operation, and maintenance, giving you the knowledge to more efficiently perform these procedures.
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Introducing the NCX Series Explosion Proof Non-Clog Pump: Hazardous Location Certified
Looking to simplify on-site maintenance for your wastewater transfer solution? Franklin Electric's new NCX Series sets the bar high for serviceability and reliability, featuring field adjustable wear plates and factory standard dual silicon carbide mechanical seals. View our webinar, led by...
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How to Reset Cerus X-Drive Parameters
Did your drive crash? Need to perform a parameter reset to finalize a firmware update? Here's how to reset parameters for your Cerus® X-Drive.
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How to Read a Pump Curve
Learn how to read a pump curve—making sure you select the correct size pump to meet your system requirements.
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Harness the Power of the Sun: Franklin Electric Pumping Solutions
Did you realize that you can pump water free from electrical utility dependence? During this 1-hour webinar, we'll share our experience of what works best when considering solar pump technology. We'll look at packaged systems—the Franklin Electric Fhoton™ and SubDrive SolarPAK—and...
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How to Place an Order
Learn how to place an order in FE Direct.
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How to Navigate the Home Screen
Learn how to navigate the home screen for FE Direct.
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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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How to Look Up Invoices & Account Balances
Learn how to look up invoices and account balances in FE Direct.
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How to Search for an Item
Learn how to search for an item in FE Direct.
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6 Key Components
During this video, Jeremiah walks you through the components that make up the Little Giant 6EC Series.
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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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Ammeter: Measuring Amperage
A clamp-on ammeter allows you to measure the current in your submersible installation system without breaking the circuit. Amperage, obtained from measuring current, can tell you whether or not a motor is overloaded or underloaded.
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Ammeter: Full Load Amperage vs. Service Factor Amperage
Service factor amperage and full load amperage are both measured with an ammeter. This video explains the difference between the two terms.
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Capacitor Tester: What is a Capacitor?
Capacitors, found in Franklin Electric single-phase control boxes, improve the performance of the motor. Rather than replacing the entire control box, consider checking the condition of the start and run capacitors with a capacitor tester.
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Earn CEU Credits Online - with pending opportunities
We are excited to partner with state and national organizations to provide you with virtual options for earning CEU credits. View current opportunities below.
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Residential Submersible Systems
This course unpacks Franklin Electric residential submersible products, along with what you need to know in order to properly size, install, and troubleshoot. During this course, students will complete a series of self-paced modules and quizzes focused on electricity and...
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How to Disassemble & Reassemble the Bearing Frame
Learn how to disassemble and reassemble the bearing frame of a Pioneer Pump® centrifugal pump.
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How to Test Pump Operation
During this video, Jeremiah walks you through how to test 6EC Series pump operation for automatic and manual pump models.
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Ammeter: What is Current?
Current is measured by an ammeter in amperage, or "amps." Amperage tells you how hard the pump and motor are working.
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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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What You Need to Know
During this video, Jeremiah covers applications, key features, and ease of use—equipping you to select the correct product for your application.
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Voltmeter: What is Voltage?
One basic concept to understand while troubleshooting a submersible water system is voltage, measured with a Voltmeter. Key takeaway from this video: voltage is pressure.