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Operation
1. After reading these instructions, consider the
following points before starting the pump:
a. Verify that the pump rests on the floor of the basin.
b. Verify that the discharge pipe
is properly connected.
c. Verify that the electrical connection
is 115
VAC, 60
Hz.
d. Verify that the electrical socket is GFCI
protected and in good condition. Test
GFCI protected outlet before use.
e. Verify that water and moisture cannot
get near the power supply socket.
f. Verify that the pump is installed so
as to prevent running dry.
2. Connect pump power supply cord to GFCI outlet.
3. Fill sump basin with water. Pump will
automatically start when water level reaches
certain level. Pump will automatically turn
off if water falls below a certain level.
4. After filling with water, secure sewage cover and
gasket to basin to prevent debris from falling into
basin.
Maintenance
TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY FROM ACCIDENTAL OPERATION:
Unplug the Pump from its electrical outlet before performing any inspection,
maintenance, or cleaning procedures.
If the pump is moved during operation, flush it out with clean water after every use.
Quarterly Maintenance
The below maintenance must be performed at least once every 3 months under optimal conditions. For frequent use,
or dirty areas, more frequent maintenance is required. Soak in bleach solution for 2 hours after removing from service
before handling. Wear ANSI-approved splash-resistant safety goggles, full face shield, and impermeable rubber work
gloves during service.
1. Clean sludge and debris from the bottom of the basin.
2. Clean sludge/debris from inlet screen.
3. Make sure discharge pipe is free from leaks.
4. Make sure check valve is functioning properly.
5. Manually operate flow switch to determine
that pump turns on/off as intended.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Causes
Possible Solutions
Pump runs, but
will not deliver
any water.
1. Impeller clogged.
2. Low line voltage.
3. Check valve (not included)
stuck or installed backwards.
1. Clean out dirt and debris from impeller.
2. Consult an electrician.
3. Remove and examine check valve.
Pump won’t
start or run.
1. Check power connections
and circuits/fuses.
2. Impeller clogged.
3. Defective motor.
1. Consult an electrician.
2. Clean out dirt and debris from impeller.
3. Have a qualified service technician repair or replace.
Excessive noise
or vibration.
1. Debris in impeller.
2. Discharge pipe restricted.
1. Clean impeller.
2. Clean Pump and discharge pipe.
Pump starts
and stops too
frequently.
1. Water temperature too high.
2. Check valve stuck or
installed backwards.
3. Back flow of water from
discharge hose.
1. Do not exceed 95° F (35°C) water temperature.
2. Remove and examine check valve.
3. Install or inspect check valve.
Follow all safety precautions whenever diagnosing or servicing the tool.
Disconnect power supply before service.