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Difference between pump, no liquid, and flow interruption

2019-05-24View Original

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I saw a statement that reads: \"It is strictly prohibited to operate the pump without liquid or with no flow for more than 1 minute, in order to prevent damage to the motor and bearings.\" ”What is the difference between no liquid and flow interruption?
Reply #22019-05-24
No liquid means absolutely none. The flow has stopped; there was liquid before but it’s gone now, with a little bit of liquid remaining on the sealing ring surface.

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