SAFETY INSTRUCTION
BEFORE YOU START
PUMP IDENTIFICATION
All electrical work must be performed by an authorized electrician, in compliance with
local electrical codes.
NEVER
, allow an unauthorized person to perform electrical work
as it could lead to electrical shock, fire, or damaging the pump.
Risk of Electrical Shock. The pump comes supplied with a grounding conductor and a
grounding type attachment plug.
NEVER
, operate a pump with a plug in type power
cord without a ground fault circuit interrupter. Keep power end connection dry.
Upon receiving the pump, inspect for damages or shortages.
NEVER
, use the power cord to lift or lower the pump.
ALWAYS
, tie a chain or rope to
the handle of the pump to lift and lower the pump.
NEVER
, splice or use damaged or worn cables and cords.
ALWAYS
, disconnect the electrical power before servicing the pump.
DO NOT
, pump liquids which are flammable.
DO NOT
, operate pump in a hazardous environment.
Risk of Electric Shock, this pump has not been investigated for use in a swimming pool
application.
When installing the pump, be mindful of the pump's center of gravity and weight.
Failure to do so, may result in the pump to fall and break which may lead to injury.
This pump is
NOT
designed for applications involving Acid, or Alkaline.
NEVER
, operate the pump dry. Doing do so will damage the seals and overheat the
motor.
Periodically, check the oil level and water in the seal chamber. Check the seal condition
quarterly for heavy duty applications or annually otherwise.
This manual does not fully cover all safety issues. For this reason, the person using or
maintaining the pump must pay special attention to their own safety as well as those
around.
NEVER
, pump water with a temperature greater than 30°C.
Check the name plate of the pump to ensure product is of the correct specification you
ordered. Ensure that the voltage and frequency are correct.
Please check the nameplate on the received pump against your ordered pump.
Paying special attention to the Model, Output(Hp), Voltage and Frequency.
