General Safety Instructions
1. Only use this pump with the voltages specified on the pump label.
2. Disconnect the mains supply before handling the pump in any way.
3. Never operate the pump when people are in contact with the water.
4. Never carry, lift, lower or pull the pump by the cable.
Features
1. Precise high aluminum ceramic shaft for fresh and sea water dual use.
2. Double water-cooled structure for rapid heat dissipation.
3. Adopts high quality resin to seal the winding and never leak electricity.
4. Super quality ABS plastic housing, which is anticorrosive and anti-striking.
5. Can be operated submersible or in-line.
Functions
1. It is used for supplying and draining fresh/sea water.
2. It is used for water supplying and draining for sea fish breeding pond.
3. It is used for wave-making for aquarium, garden watering, water supplying and circulating for rockery,
fountain, landscape, water cleaning and draining for under-ground pond.
Mounting Instructions
If the submersible pump will be used inside water, place the pump with front cover, filter sponge and filter
case and water outlet adapter in desired place, position suction cups on pump and attach to aquarium or
other place before connecting power source. Do not put the plug together with the pump into water. If the
plug drops into water, power supply should be turned off immediately so as to avoid electric shock. If the
pump will be used outside water, mount it with water intake, outlet adapters & pipe on a flat and solid base.
Remove the power supply cord from socket before doing any maintenance or cleaning work. The pump can
be used in doors. The power supply cord cannot be changed or replaced. It must not be bent or used to carry
the pump. If the cord is damaged, do not use the pump.
Operational Instructions
During Operation
If clogging of the filter cover inlet occurs, shut off the power immediately.
If the pump does not operate as it should after cleaning, please consult your local Aquagarden stockist to
establish the cause of the problem.
If freezing temperatures are forecast, switch off the pump, remove it from the water and store it after cleaning
and drying the impeller chamber completely.
After periods of inoperation
If the pump is left submerged in pond water for a long period of time without operation, it could lead to the
accumulation of debris inside the pump. Clean the pump and run it in clean water for a few minutes before
returning the pump to the pond.
Electrical Safety Instructions
1. Always operate the pump at voltages between 220 & 240 volts.
2. For outdoor use, the plug must be connected to a weatherproof socket.
3. The electricity supply circuit must be fitted with a suitable fuse or a Residual Current Device (RCD), also
known as a Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB), with a tripping current not exceeding 30 mA.
4. It is necessary to conform to the regulations of the local electricity authority that may require additional
cable protection. There may also be building regulations covering the installation of pumps and ponds.
5. The electrical cable is permanently connected and sealed into the pump. Should the cable become
damaged, it cannot be repaired or replaced and the pump should be discarded.
General Maintenace & Cleaning
While the water chamber has a very effective self cleaning feature, any apparent reduction in the water
flow rate from your pump usually indicates that it requires cleaning. Regular cleaning and maintenance will
significantly lengthen the life of the impeller and the motor unit.
To clean your pump:
1. First disconnect it from the mains supply and press in the two sides of the water inlet cover to remove it
from the water chamber housing.
2. Now undo the 4 screws that connect the water chamber housing to the motor body and remove the
water chamber to reveal the impeller.
3. Remove and check the impeller and rotor for dirt and grime and clean all parts in clean water. Do not use
hard objects, aggressive cleaning agents, or high-pressure machines.
4. Rinse all parts thoroughly in clean water and reassemble and reinstall your pump following the Installation
Instructions above.
Performance Curve
Performance Chart
MODEL
1000
1500
2500
4000
6000 9000
1000LV 1500LV 2500LV
Power
12W
20W
35W
100W
150W
240W
19W
30W
44W
Max Flow
1050L/h
1400L/h
2400L/h
4100L/h
5800L/h 9000L/h
1050L/h
1400L/h
2400L/h
Max Head
1.4m
1.8m
2.15m
2.7m
9.5m
5.80m
1.4m
1.8m
2.15m
Cable length
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
A guide to simple problem solving
If you encounter a problem with this pump, before returning it to your Aquagarden stockist please check the
following chart for a possible cause and solution to your problem.
SYMPTOM
PROBABLE CAUSES
COUNTERMEASURE
The pump does not run
Power is not turned on
Turn on the power
Improperly plugged in
Push the plug fully into the socket
Blocked impeller
Unplug the pump and remove foreign
matter from impeller
The motor turns on and
off repeatedly without the
pump running, or the motor
suddenly stops and cannot be
started again
The water inlet or outlet pipe is
clogged with debris
Unplug the pump and remove foreign
matter from the pipes
The pump runs normally to
start with but the water flow
reduces or there is no water
flow at all
Impeller is worn out and needs
replacing
Replace the impeller with a new one
from your Aquagarden stockist
The water level in the pond is too low,
exposing the pump to the air
Ensure that the pump is fully
submerged under water and, if
necessary, top up the pond
A hose is too long or clogged with
debris
Shorten the hose and / or clear the
blockage
There is air in the impeller chamber
(only applicable when the pump is
located out of water)
To remove the air, submerge the pump
under water and switch ON and OFF
two or three times
MAX HEAD HEIGHT
FLOW L/H
4000
6000
9000
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000
6.0m
5.0m
4.0m
3.0m
2.0m
1.0m
0
1000
1500
2500
MODEL
1000
1500
2500
4000
6000
9000
Power
12W
20W
35W
100W
150W
240W
Max Flow
1050L/h 1400L/h 2400L/h 4100L/h 5800L/h 9000L/h
Max Head
1.40m
1.80m
2.15m
2.70m
4.20m
5.80m
Cable length
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
PERFORMANCE
CHART
PERFORMANCE CURVES
