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Item 56599
Connecting Check Valve
Screw the Check Valve into the pump outlet until tight.
Be sure the anti-airlock hole is pointing upward.
Anti-Airlock Hole
Check
Valve
Handle
Connecting Debris Strainer
1. Align the pump base to the Debris Strainer
using the Switch Housing as a guide.
2. Guide the back of the pump (opposite
discharge) into the strainer. Once the back
of the pump is aligned push it down into the
strainer and rotate until it latches in place.
3. To remove the strainer, press to release
the latch and guide the pump out.
Notice:
Always use the pump with the Debris Strainer
attached, to filter out debris and stabilize the pump.
Discharge
Debris
Strainer
Switch
Housing
Base and
Inlet Screen
Latches
Connecting Discharge Hose (sold separately)
1.
If using a 3/4″ hose, screw one end of
the hose to the Check Valve until tight.
To minimize leaks, use a hose that has a 3/4″
threaded connector and rubber gasket.
2.
If using a 1-1/4″ discharge hose, connect a
3/4″ adapter (sold separately) to the hose.
Screw adapter to the Check Valve until tight.
3. Place the other end of hose as needed to direct
the water discharge at least 3 feet away from the
source. Slope the discharge hose downward,
away from the source. Keep it as straight as
possible and secure it in place. Avoid walkways
and hazards, prevent tripping and hose from
being walked on, crushed or the outlet blocked.
3/4″ Hose
1-1/4″ Discharge Hose
with 3/4″ Adapter
