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Troubleshooting Guide

CONDITION

POSSIBLE CAUSE

REMEDY

A

PUMP WILL NOT START OR RUN.

Low voltage, blown fuse open circuit.

Have a qualifi ed electrician check fuse and cir cuit.

Impeller bound.

Replace fuse.

Blown pump fuse.

Defective Switch

Contact factory.

Motor or wiring shorted.

B

PUMP STARTS TOO SOON.

Float “ON” point is adjusted too low.

Refer to STEP 2.

C

PUMP WILL NOT SHUT OFF.

Float is obstructed.

Inspect fl oat operation and correct problem.

Float “Off” point adjusted too low.

Adjust “Off” point. Refer to STEP 2.

Faulty fl oat switch.

Contact factory.

D

PUMP OPERATES BUT DELIVERS LIT TLE 
OR NO WATER.

Debris around intake.

Clean area around intake.

Blockage in discharge pipe.

Remove pipe and fl ush out debris.

Low voltage.

Check condition of battery. Replace as nec 

es sary or 

recharge.

Blown fuse, open circuit.

Have a qualifi ed electrician check circuit.

Incorrect fl oat adjustment

Refer to STEP 2 for proper installation.

Pump is air locked.

Drill ¼” hole in discharge pipe below waterline.

Vertical lift too high.

Change discharge piping or contact tech. service.

Base plate is “loose” or corroded.

Remove pump from pit and tighten as necessary.

Pump runs in reverse.

Make certain that the red(+) lead and black(-) leads go to 
the appropriate battery terminals.

Damaged Impeller.

Contact factory.

E

RED LIGHT ON CHARGER (MODEL 585) 
IS OUT.

Power outage.

Normal condition Red light will be illuminated once line 
power is restored.

AC line fuse blown.

Have a qualifi ed electrician replace with new fuse on the 
circuit board.

Defective controller or light burned out.

Contact factory.

No AC power, battery less than 5V.

Battery has depleted below 5V due to prolonged operation 
without AC power.  Call for service or replace battery.

F

RED LIGHT FLASHING (MODEL 585).

The charger fan may be defective.

Have a qualifi ed electrician inspect the charger.

G

GREEN & YELLOW LIGHTS FLASH 
INTERMITTENTLY (MODEL 585).

Positive & Negative battery leads are 
re versed.

Make certain that the positive (red) & negative (black) leads 
go to the proper battery ter mi nals. 

Battery maintenance required.

Check water lever of battery, refi ll as nec es sary (Do not 
overfi ll).

Defective battery. Replace as necessary.

Battery has a “Dead Short”.

Replace battery. Battery has aged beyond its ability to 
chemically store electricity.

Loose battery connections.

Tighten red and black battery leads.

Corroded battery terminals.

Clean terminal as necessary. Apply grease to ter mi nals to 
prevent future corrosion prob lems.

H

YELLOW LIGHT IS OUT (MODEL 585).

Battery voltage hasd dropped below 8V.

Battery depleted below 8V due to normal operation.  Will 
be illuminated once AC power is restored and battery is 
charged.

Battery may be defective.

Replace battery.

Light may be defective.

Contact factory.

I

GREEN LIGHT IS OUT

Battery voltage has dropped below 
12V.

Battery depleted below 12V due to normal operation.  Will 
be illuminated once AC power is restored and battery is 
charged.

Light may be defective.

Contact factory.

J

RED, GREEN & YELLOW LIGHTS FLASH 
IN SEQUENCE (MODEL 585).

Lights fl ash for approximately for 4 
seconds.

Normal condition. The lights indicate that the sys tem is 
properly installed.

K

CONSTANTLY ADDING DISTILLED WATER 
TO BATTERY.

Defective battery.

Have battery inspected. The charger will over charge a 
battery with a defective cell.

Defective controller.

Contact factory.

L

ROTTEN EGG SMELL IN BASEMENT.

Charger is overcharging battery.

Have battery inspected. The charger will over charge a 
battery with a defective cell.

Summary of Contents for AQUANOT 585

Page 1: ...DC automatic backup pumps requires the use of a variable level float switch for operation It is the responsibility of the installing party to ensure that the tethered float switch will not hang up on...

Page 2: ...LORINCIDENTALDAMAGESORBREACH OF EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND OF MERCHANTABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THE EXPRESSED WARR...

Page 3: ...discharge pipe smaller than the recommended pump discharge sizes 6 DO test pump immediately after installation to be sure that the system is working properly 7 DO review all applicable local and nati...

Page 4: ...e the pump from the pit and adjust the float stops as necessary Tighten all screws Note If a brick or similar material has been used to raise the pump in the pit it will be necessary to account for th...

Page 5: ...Do not put the battery monitor on top of the battery Figure 5 1 STEP 6 Testing of Pump Operation 6 1 Unplug the primary pump so that it does not start 6 2 Fill pit with water until the Aquanot starts...

Page 6: ...Aquanot Charger Model 585 Only All Aquanot pump systems are equipped with an alarm which sounds when the pump is activated The alarm will automatically silence when the pumping cycle is completed Act...

Page 7: ...011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 011942 10 Adapter Drive 1 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 011940 11 Shaft 1 01...

Page 8: ...as depleted below 5V due to prolonged operation without AC power Call for service or replace battery F RED LIGHT FLASHING MODEL 585 The charger fan may be defective Have a qualified electrician inspec...

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