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®
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"OFF"
HEIGHT
"ON"
HEIGHT
UPPER
STOP
LOWER
STOP
FLOAT ROD
GUIDE
STEP 2
Float Stop Adjustment
2.1) With the pump in the pit, measure the desired float stop on/off positions as shown in Fig. 2.1. These two dimen
-
sions will determine the on/off levels of the pump. The spacing between the upper and lower stops will determine
the amount of water removed from the pit.
Note:
It may be necessary to raise the float rod guide to adjust the stops to the dimensions determined in Step 2.1.
CAUTION
The float rod guide should
NEVER
be between the upper and lower stop.
2.2) Remove 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 the
thickness of the brick.
Figure 2.2
Figure 2.1
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STEP 1
Placement of the Pump in the Pit
Note:
If your pit has a cover, then it will have to be modified to accept the
Aquanot
®
.
1.1) Inspect the pit for debris and clean as necessary
1.2) Place the pump in the pit making certain that it is on a stable level
surface. Refer to Figure 1.1.
IMPORTANT:
If this pump is to be used as a backup to your primary pump,
then make certain that there is no interference between the two pumps.
The motor is not watertight. It should
NEVER
be below floor level.
If necessary, bricks or similar materials, can be placed under the
Aquanot
®
.
This product is meant to be used as a battery backup pump to
your primary pump only. Consult factory for advice before installing this unit
as a primary pump.
Figure 1.1
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