Truper 12607, Manual

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8
Start Up
Maintenance
• Inspect regularly all the mounting screws and make sure
the screws are tight. If any screw is loose, tighten
immediately.
• If there is danger of frost, store the pump in a dry place
protected from frost. Otherwise. the pump my get
damaged.
Cleansing and Care
• Prevent the dry operation, otherwise the pump will suffer
excessive wear. When water stops flowing, disconnect the
pump immediately.
• The motor thermal protector, turns OFF the pump
automatically if there is overheating. When the pump cools
down, the motor will automatically turn ON the machine.
• After pumping chlorinated water from a swimming pool
or other liquids with residues, rinse the pump with clear
water.
• Sand or other abrasive materials in the liquid can
increase wear and reduce the pump outlet force.
• Avoid having the pump ON more than 10 minutes
against the pump supply side.
• If there is contamination inside the pump, the suction base
can be removed unscrewing the three pan head screws that
fix the pump body. This way the turbine can be cleansed.
For safety reasons, the damaged turbine can only be
replaced in a Authorized Service
Center.
Turbine Cleansing
Storage
• Service to the tools shall only be carries out in a
Authorized Service Center.
Service and maintenance when carried out by
non-certified people may be dangerous and could cause
personal injuries and makes the warranty void.
Service
• The submersible pump absorbs water up to a 2” height.
This suction height can be reached if using the manual
operation. This is not the case in the automatic operation.
• The submersible pump is built with a ventilation valve.
The valve function is preventing pressure leaks in the
pump. Water can enter through the valve. This is not a
defect.
• If during the manual operation, the pump has
completely suctioned and there is still water coming out, it
means the ventilation valve is not working correctly.
Disconnect the pump briefly and connect again.
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