STA-RITE PCD-10B Installation, Operation & Parts Download Page 5

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OPERATION

Risk of electrical shock. Do not allow work in pool (vacuuming,

scrubbing, etc.) with electrically conductive metal tools while pump is 
operating.

If pump or cord failure occurs, pump case and pool water may be

energized, setting up a major electrical shock hazard.

Before using pump, BE SURE that power supply circuit is protected by a
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI); if possible, test GFCI for proper

operation. Use pump ONLY with grounded, GFCI protected, 115 Volt circuit.

To avoid electrical shock hazard, do not modify cord or plug. Use 15 amp
Fusetron or 30 amp fuse or circuit breaker in circuit.

1. Pump is equipped with an air bleed hole to prevent airlocking. Check hole

(see Figure 4). If hole is plugged, DISCONNECT POWER  to pump and
clean hole with a piece of wire.

2. Plug pump into a GFCI protected, 115 volt, three-prong, grounded electrical

outlet ONLY. Do not modify cord or plug or remove grounding prong from
plug.

NOTICE: 

Do not run pump out of water. To do so can damage seal and will

void warranty.

3. Pick up pump by the rope provided (not by the cord) and lower into the

pool. Place pump in lowest point of pool.

To avoid severe injury or fatal electrical shock, do not use electrical cord
as a handle. Do not lower pump into pool by the electrical cord; use rope

provided.

4. To avoid overheating and early pump failure, do not allow pump to run 

continuously if more than 1/3 of the motor is out of the water (see Figure 4,
Page 4). 

5. Do not use an extension cord with this pump. Use the pump’s 25’, three-

wire, grounded cord plugged into the plug on the piggy-back switch cord,
which must be plugged into a 115 Volt, grounded, GFCI-protected outlet that
meets code requirements.

6. Run pump discharge in compliance with local ordinances. Make sure that

water from discharge will not cause flooding. Check local ordinances before
discharging pump into sanitary or storm sewers.

If cord or rope become tangled in switch assembly, ON-OFF switch may not
work properly. To prevent tangling, keep excess cord and rope outside of pool.

Hazardous voltage.
Can shock, burn,
or cause death.

Plug into grounded,
GFCI protected circuit
only.

Read instructions 
before using pump.

Summary of Contents for PCD-10B

Page 1: ...d companies in the United States and or other countries Unless noted names and brands of others that may be used in this document are not used to indicate an affilitaion or endorsement betweent the pr...

Page 2: ...uit can cause dangerous electrical shock hazard DO NOT allow anyone including pump operator in the water while pump is standing in water and connected to power source whether pump is running or not DO...

Page 3: ...switch rod After the pin is in place pull gently on the rod to make sure it is retained by the pin 4795 0105 1 2 FIGURE 1 3 4 5 4801 0105 6076 0709 FIGURE 2 Step 3 Attach the bracket to the switch wit...

Page 4: ...harge hose or piping to pump discharge with 1 1 4 NPT fittings Use discharge hose or pipe of 1 1 4 diameter or larger Make sure that pump outlet is not restricted Step 9 Make sure air bleed hole is no...

Page 5: ...damage seal and will void warranty 3 Pick up pump by the rope provided not by the cord and lower into the pool Place pump in lowest point of pool To avoid severe injury or fatal electrical shock do n...

Page 6: ...utlet B Check GFCI in outlet for tripping GFCI protects against dangerous current leaks to ground If GFCI has tripped and will not reset DO NOT USE PUMP until problem is repaired C If motor runs for a...

Page 7: ...55SS 6 Float Rod 1 PS28 17 7 Float 1 PS28 18 8 Rubber Rod Stop 1 RP0005248 9 Rubber Gasket 1 RP0001616 10A Retainer Ring 2 PS43 10 10B Check Valve 1 PS20 12 11 Locknut 8 32 1 U36 129DN 12 Machine Scre...

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