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Maintenance and cleaning
Attention! Dangerous electrical voltage.
Possible consequences:
Death or severe injury.
Protective measures:
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Prior to reaching into the water, disconnect the power supply to all units used in the water.
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Disconnect the power plug prior to carrying out work on the unit.
If necessary, clean the unit with clear water using a soft brush.
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Never use aggressive cleaning agents or chemical solutions. These could attack the housing surface or impair the
function.
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In the event of stubborn furring (calcium deposits), a common household cleaner free from vinegar and chlorine can
be used. Subsequently, clean the pump thoroughly using clear water.
Cleaning the unit
Open strainer casing and remove pump (B). Unscrew pump lid and remove impeller. Clean all components using clean
water and a brush.
After cleaning the pump, reassemble in the reverse order. Insert pump in the strainer casing. Regarding the 1500-2500
series of the filter pump, ensure correct seating of the rubber buffers used for the bearing of the pump. Route connecti-
on cable such that it cannot be pinched. Refit strainer lid and close.
Remedy of faults
Malfunction
Cause
Remedy
The unit is not operating
No mains voltage
Check mains voltage
Impeller blocked
Clean impeller
Strainer casing clogged
Clean strainer casing
Insufficient delivery rate
Excessive pressure losses in the hoses
Reduce hose length and connecting parts to a
minimum, route hoses as straight as possible
Unit switches off after a short running period
Water temperature too high
Note maximum water temperature of +35 °C
Disposal
Do not dispose of this unit with domestic waste! For disposal purposes, please use the return system provided.
Disable the unit beforehand by cutting off the cables.
Storage/Over-wintering
Remove the unit at temperatures below zero degrees centigrade. Thoroughly clean and check the unit for damage.
Store the unit immersed in water or filled with water in a frost-free place. Do not flood the power plug!
Wearing parts
The rotor is a wearing part and is, therefore, not covered by our warranty.
Repair
A damaged unit cannot be repaired and must be put out of operation. Dispose of the unit in accordance with the
regulations.
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