Salamander Pumps TapBoost TBS15, Installation Manual, Page: 12 / 20

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To successfully activate the pump on first operation:
1. Connect the pump to the pipework.
2. Turn on incoming water supply and ensure that all isolating valves are open.
3. Open outlet and check for natural flow from the outlet.
4. Ensure all air is purged from the system.
5. Inspect connections and connecting pipework for leaks.
6. Plug in electrical supply to pump and turn on.
7. The flow will now increase as the pump has entered ‘
Boosting Mode ’. A blue LED
will flash on the pump (see Section 7 for location on the pump) to indicate that
it is boosting the flow.
8. Close the outlet fully and the pump will stop. The blue LED remains steady on
to indicate it has entered ‘ Standby Mode ’. The pump will remain in ‘ Standby
Mode
’ until the outlet is opened, when it will again begin boosting the flow.
9. When the pump is in ‘ Standby Mode ’ for more than 5 minutes, the blue LED on
the pump will turn off until the outlet is opened and the pump begins boosting
again.
If TapBoost does not activate, please refer to the troubleshooting section of this
manual.
8. Commissioning
9. Maintenance
If a drop in performance is noted from TapBoost - the inlet filter
should be checked and cleaned if necessary. Scan the QR code to
learn how to clean the filter. Other than the inlet filter, there are
no user serviceable parts. Any service work involving the repair
or replacement of parts for the product must be carried out by
Salamander Pumps, or by one of their approved service engineers.
Note: this includes the pump, power supply unit and all power cords provided.
- Complies with the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999.
- IPX4 Rated – Pump
- IPX0 Rated - Electrical Transformer. Note: must be protected against
water and moisture
- UKCA and CE Marked.
- EN55014-1:2021 Electromechanical compatibility (EMC) – requirements,
household appliances, electrical goods, and similar apparatus (Part 1).
- BS EN 60335-1:2012+A15:2021 & BS EN 60335-2-41:2003+A2:2010
Household and similar electrical appliances – safety (Part 1 General
requirements & Part 2-41 Particular requirements for pumps).
10. Standards & Approvals
The company operates a policy of continuous development and reserves the
right to change any of the specifications without prior notice. All information,
data and illustrations given in this leaflet may be subject to variation.