Drinkwell PAGODA-RD-KA-41, Operating Manual

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Pet Fountain Disassembly and Cleaning
FILTER SYSTEM
The Pet Fountain is equipped with two types of filters that should be replaced on a
regular basis. The Charcoal Filter removes bad tastes and odours, keeping water fresh.
The Foam Filter collects hair, debris and pet food and prevents them from reaching the
Pump, providing optimal filtration. The filters together will keep the Pump cleaner and
provide fresher water to your pet.
CHARCOAL FILTER:
Filters should be changed every two to four
weeks. Replace filters more frequently when using the Pet Fountain for
multiple pets or pets that produce a lot of saliva.
Important:
Always
rinse the Charcoal Filter with water prior to use. A small amount of char-
coal dust may be released for the life of the filter, this is normal and is not
harmful to your pet.
FOAM FILTER:
Replace the Foam Filter every one to two months, de-
pending on the location of the Pet Fountain and the number of pets using
it. If you do not intend to replace the filter at the time of cleaning, rinse the
Foam Filter thoroughly with fresh water.
Filters are an added feature of the Pet Fountain. Using the filters is not required for
normal operation. However, when used properly and changed regularly, the filters
help keep the water cleaner and fresher, while extending the life of your Pet Fountain.
Filters may be rinsed out when the Pet Fountain is cleaned.
Important:
Never wash
the filters with soapy water, as the soap residue will seep into the filters and cannot be
removed. Only rinse the filters with water.
PET FOUNTAIN
Important:
Clean Pet Fountain once a week.
The Pet Fountain must be cleaned on a regular
basis to continue working normally.
1. Unplug the Pet Fountain and disconnect the
In-Line Plug from the Pump (
Fig. 9
).
2. Carefully lift the Tower and allow the water to
slowly pour back into the Bowl. Once all the
water has been emptied into the Bowl, set the
Tower aside for cleaning (
Fig. 10
).
3. Take the Tower and turn upside down to
remove the Rubber Grommet. Grab the
Rubber Grommet from inside and pull straight
down, set aside for cleaning.
Fig. 9
Fig. 10