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Priming the pump is required to purge air from the hose. Don’t operate 

the pump without it being primed.

1.   Ensure the pump is switched 

off at the mains power.

2.   Remove the priming plug from 

the top of the pump housing by 

turning anti clockwise.

3.  Fill the pump completely with 

water. Ensure the pump and 

inlet pipe or hose are full. 

Replace the priming plug.

4.   Fully open any (shut-off 

mechanisms, spray nozzles, valves, 

etc. in the pressure line) so that the air 

can escape without obstruction.

5.   Switch the device on at the mains 

plug.

Note:

 When the pump is fully primed and 

air is flushed out of the suction cycle, the pump is ready to operate. The 

pump may take several minutes to fully prime air from the suction line 

and inside the pump.

6.   When water runs out evenly, close any shut-off mechanisms, spray 

nozzles etc. in the pressure line. The pump will now pressurize and 

be ready for use.

Note:

 IPX4 - pump can handle splashing of water with no harmful effect.

5. STARTING

4. PRIMING THE PUMP

OPERATION

WARNING!: 

THIS PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR 

PUMPING WATER IN A HOME DOMESTIC APPLICATION. 

DO NOT USE IT FOR  CORROSIVE, ABRASIVE, EXPLOSIVE 

OR DANGEROUS LIQUIDS.

CAUTION. 

THE PUMP SHOULD BE FILLED WITH WATER 

AFTER EACH NEW CONNECTION OR IF WATER LOSS OR 

AIR INTAKE HAS OCCURRED. EXTENDED OPERATION 

WITHOUT A WATER REFILL WILL DAMAGE THE PUMP!

CAUTION. 

THE PUMP MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO RUN DRY. 

SUFFICIENT WATER MUST BE ON HAND AT ALL TIMES.

WARNING!: 

THIS PUMP MUST BE USED WITH 

A RESIDUAL CURRENT DEVICE WITH RATED 

RESIDUAL CURRENT OF  30mA OR LESS.

Note:

 

When the pump is fully primed and the air has been flushed 

out, the pump is ready to operate. 

Starting the pump 

The pump and suction line must  

be connected and filled with water, 

refer 

“PRIMING THE PUMP”

.

1.   Turn the pump on at the mains 

power.

2.    Fully open any shut-off 

mechanisms (spray nozzles, 

valves, etc.) in the pressure line so that the air can escape 

without obstruction.

3.   Check to make sure that water is coming out.

Note:

 

If the pressure line is closed, (such as shutting off a tap 

down stream) the pump will build up pressure, then switch off at the 

preset cut off when the pressure line is opened again, the pump will 

automatically restart.

If the motor does not start up or the pump does not build up any 

pressure or if similar faults occur, turn the device off and refer to 

TROUBLESHOOTING”

 section to find a remedy .

Summary of Contents for CPPAS-800

Page 1: ...erform maintenance as set out within the instruction manual If the tool is disassembled or tampered with in any way Professional industrial or high frequency use WARRANTY TO ENSURE A SPEEDY RESPONSE P...

Page 2: ...ently capable of supporting the total weight of the device when filled with water Four mounting recesses allow for fixing the base to the mounting surface bolts not supplied Note The installation site...

Page 3: ...on inlet 1 Teflon tape is required on threads to ensure a water tight seal and prevent any leakage Wind Teflon clockwise on fittings 2 Remove the plastic protection cover from the suction inlet 3 Inse...

Page 4: ...ON DO NOT USE IT FOR CORROSIVE ABRASIVE EXPLOSIVE OR DANGEROUS LIQUIDS CAUTION THE PUMP SHOULD BE FILLED WITH WATER AFTER EACH NEW CONNECTION OR IF WATER LOSS OR AIR INTAKE HAS OCCURRED EXTENDED OPERA...

Page 5: ...line should be as short as possible since the conveying capacity decreases as the length of the line increases Note A leaking hose or pipe will draw in air and therefore not draw in any water Note A...

Page 6: ...ow water to drain from the tank 3 Completely empty the pump by unscrewing the water drain plug 4 Dismantle the suction and pressure lines from the device 5 Store device in a frost free room at least 5...

Page 7: ...water The pump won t start Power not switched on If the green light doesn t illuminate check the mains supply Restart button has not been pressed When the pump requires restating Failure light illumi...

Page 8: ...b Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres such as in the presence of flammable liquids gases or dust Power tools create sparks which may ignite the dust or fumes c Keep children and bysta...

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