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Warning -

Failure to carry out routine maintenance will

result in a shorter pump life and may invalidate the guarantee.

Routine Maintenance

Carry out routine maintenance when pump flow is visibly reduced.

Switch off electricity.

Remove the pump from the feature or pond (do not use the cable to lift the pump).

Follow steps 1, 2 and 3.

MAINTENANCE & CLEANING

STEP 1

Firmly pull the front and back filter cage from the motor body.
Thoroughly wash both parts and motor section in fresh water.

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Summary of Contents for 150-300

Page 1: ...cts by Pennington have been exclusively designed in partnership with Interpet UK a Leading Britsh water garden company Pennington 1280 Atalanta Hwy Madison GA 30650 www PenningtonAquagarden com Leafle...

Page 2: ...rful motors are easy to maintain having a single moving part impeller system Please carefully read the following guide which will enable you to get the best from your fountain pump IMPORTANT Please at...

Page 3: ...ater and are suitable for outdoor use For each of the following situations do not attempt repairs by yourself Return the appliance to an authorized service facility for service or discard the applianc...

Page 4: ...al Specifications 3 Accessories Supplied 4 Auto Shut off Feature 5 Installation 6 Electrical Installation 6 Pump Connection and Adjustment 7 Maintenance and cleaning 8 Cleaning 8 Routine Maintenance 8...

Page 5: ...p motor N A 2 Pump outlet N A 3 Impellor complete 150 300 100521201 3 Impellor complete 300 500 100521202 4 Impellor cover N A 5 Front pump cage N A 6 Back pump cage N A 7 Flow adjuster N A 8 1 2 3 4...

Page 6: ...ART 5 1 5m 248 gallhr 939 ltrlhr 4 1 2m 333 gallhr 1261 ltrlhr 3 0 9m 398 gallhr 1508 ltrlhr 2 0 6m 447 gallhr 1692 ltrlhr 1 0 3m 491 gallhr 1861 ltrlhr 0 0m 528 gallhr 2000 ltrlhr FLOW CHART Dimensio...

Page 7: ...NG TO KNOW YOUR WATER FOUNTAIN PUMP Accessories supplied Economical compact motor Reduced cleaning high surface area inlet pre filter cage minimizes blocking For hose 1 2 3 4 1 Adjustable flow control...

Page 8: ...Auto shut off feature prevents burnout WARNING THE SENSORS CANNOT FUNCTION PROPERLY IF THE PUMP IS NOT LEVEL Sensors automatically turn off the pump when the water level is low Sensors automatically t...

Page 9: ...ng installed repaired maintained or handled WARNING All models must be used with an GFCI To reduce the risk of electric shock connect only to a properly grounded grounding type receptacle To reduce th...

Page 10: ...ow control can now be adjusted as seen in the adjusting flow control diagram INSTALLATION 7 Turn flow adjuster clockwise to increase flow anticlockwise to decrease flow Cut Remove unwanted Hosetails 1...

Page 11: ...routine maintenance when pump flow is visibly reduced 1 Switch off electricity 2 Remove the pump from the feature or pond do not use the cable to lift the pump 3 Follow steps 1 2 and 3 MAINTENANCE CL...

Page 12: ...E CLEANING STEP 2 Remove yellow impellor cover by turning anti clockwise to release lock Then pull firmly away from pump motor 9 STEP 3 Remove impellor from the pump motor Wash parts with fresh water...

Page 13: ...d be taken to examine the cable entry point and the cable If there is any sign of damage the pump should be discarded Winter Storage The pump can be run in the pond or feature during the winter but ca...

Page 14: ...r the shortest distance and keep hose fittings to a minimum This removes frictional loss of flow and so increases pump flow rates 6 If the pump turns off before the water level is low adjust the pump...

Page 15: ...ce and check pump b Follow troubleshooting guide c Follow annual maintenance guide 3 Return pump to point of purchase for inspection and advice You may need proof of purchase Please visit www penningt...

Page 16: ...ring fault within this period it will be either repaired or replaced free of charge Liability is limited to replacement of the faulty product only no other costs will be reimbursed The guarantee is no...