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Before you put the device into operation
Put the fountain pump into a shallow pond or a similar place and switch it on. Through the various
nozzle attachments, the pumped water is sprayed out in different patterns.
To operate, place the fountain pump in the water such that only the extension tube and a selected
nozzle attachment are above water level.
However, do not place the pump in the bottom sediment; rather, use a somewhat raised
base. For example, place the pump on a suitable stone disc.
Assemble the fountain pump as shown in the image. First put the stopcock (D) on the outlet open-
ing of the fountain pump. Then attach the adjustable telescopic extension (B) and the hose con-
nection (C).
Finally, place the desired nozzle attachment (A) on the telescopic extension.
The hose connection can be used, for example, to attach a suitable hose for the water supply of
a mini stream.
The hose connection can be opened and closed by turning it. The figure (E) shows the closed posi-
tion (right marking). If you move the hose connection to the left, it is opened.
The control dial (F) can be used to adjust the flow amount. If the hose connection is opened, you
should set the flow amount to maximum (turn in the “+” direction).
Never block the flow completely; otherwise, the fountain pump can be damaged!
The fountain pump can be secured with a rope using a small bracket on the top.
The fountain pump may never be held, carried or secured via the mains cable; there is
a risk of a fatal electrical shock!
The fountain pump can only be operated in an upright position!
The pumped water should be clean and clear. Only fine suspended matter is admissible, which may
occur in every normal garden pond. Otherwise the nozzle attachments will clog!
In addition, coarser impurities (leaves, dirt particles, pebbles etc.) occlude the suction ports or
block the pump.
Getting Started
Insert the power plug of the fountain pump to a mains socket.
The fountain pump starts immediately and begins pumping water.
If the water is not pumped, it can be indicative of air in the pump. Wait for a few sec-
onds or remove the power plug briefly and plug it back in; rock the fountain pump gently
back and forth.
The flow amount can be adjusted as described above using the control dial (F).
Removing from Service
Should the fountain pump be taken out of service (e.g. for cleaning, maintenance or storage for
winter), then proceed as follows:
• Disconnect the fountain pump from the power supply, pull the power plug from the mains socket.
• Take the fountain pump out of the water.
Never lift or carry the fountain pump using the mains cord! Otherwise the power cord
may get damaged, risk of an electric shock!
• If a hose is mounted to the fountain pump, then disconnect it from the fountain pump.
• Let the residual water drain out of the fountain pump, holding it slantwise.
• Dry up the fountain pump and the power cord. If required, clean its outer surface and filter. Wind
up the power cord.
• In winter, keep the water pump in a dry space protected against frost.
Also do not forget to empty the hoses laid outdoor to avoid frost damages; open water
taps if available.
• A small quantity of water remains in the fountain pump after use or after the emptying operation.
Therefore, when storing or transporting the pump in a vehicle, use an appropriate mat.
Maintenance and Cleaning
Before cleaning, disconnect the fountain pump from the mains; remove the power plug all the way
out of the power socket.
Use a soft clean cloth to clean the outer surfaces of the fountain pump. If necessary rinse the outer
surface with clear water.
Clean the filter basket and the fountain pump at regular intervals. Remove the pump unit from the
filter basket. To do this, remove the suction cover from the pump housing.
Turn the impeller cover in an anticlockwise direction until it is released from the pump housing.
The impeller with the axle can now be removed. Note the orientation of all parts (G) in this process.
Clean the parts of the fountain pump from contamination under flowing water.
When disassembling and reassembling make sure that you put any spacing washers
and bearings back in the same place. Therefore proceed carefully.
Do not use tools to dismantle and reassemble and do not apply any force.
After cleaning, reassemble the fountain pump completely and properly. Dry up the fountain pump
and the power cord before putting in storage.
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents, cleaning alcohol or other chemical solutions,
since these could damage the housing or even impair operation.
Disposal
Electrical and electronic equipment does not belong in the regular household waste.
Please dispose of the product, when it is no longer of use, ain accordance with the
current statutory requirements.
Technical Data
Operating voltage.........................................220 - 240 V/AC, 50 Hz
Power input ..................................................12 W
Protection class ...........................................I
Protection type .............................................IPX8
Length of power cable ................................approx. 10 m
Submersion depth ........................................max. 1.5 m
Discharge head ............................................max. 1.6 m
Fountain height .............................................up to 0.5 m
Telescopic extension ...................................adjustable, 14 - 26 cm
Flow amount can be regulated ..................yes
Discharge rate .............................................. up to 750 l/h (depending on the discharge head and the
submersion depth)
Water temperature ......................................max. +35 °C
Dimensions (L x W x H) ............................... 140 x 90 x 90 mm (without telescope pipe/nozzle attach-
ments)
Weight ............................................................approx. 1.2 kg (incl. battery)
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