DAE Pumps Sonora S330, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Operating instructions
TRANSPORT
Always use the handle to lift the
pump. Never use the power cable to
lift or transport the pump. Always be
careful not to let it fall or bump it
against the wall or other equipment.
STARTING
The pump may not be used in an ex-
plosive / inflammable environment or
used to pump inflammable liquids!
If the pump is being used for pump-
ing water out of a swimming pool:
• nobody is allowed to be in the pool
during pumping,
• the pump must be connected via a
residual current device having a
rated residual operating current
not exceeding 30 mA.
Check the power cable with mains plug for damage
before every use. If the power cable is damaged, ex-
change it immediately.
Check whether the power supply matches the rating
on the Data plate .
Check whether the fluid to be pumped matches the
characteristics mentioned in section Technical de-
tails .
The minimum start water level is approx.:
150
mm
Never operate the pump without the
strainer.
The
Sonora
Sludge pumps are de-
signed for solids handling and
there-fore has no strainer.
Rotating parts. Never put your hand
into the volute.
Attach a suitable hose to the outlet and make sure it is
thoroughly tightened. Avoid making excessive bends
in delivery hoses or piping, as this may cause reduced
flow. Turn discharge in horizontal (1) or vertical (2)
direction according to application.
Run the electric cable so that sharp bends are avoided
and there is no danger of the cable being pinched or
otherwise being damaged.
Never install the pump directly on a weak soil layer
or muddy ground. The pump may sink and mud/soil
may enter the pump and reduce the flow. Check that
the pump is pumping.
The start kick can be powerful.
Make sure nobody is close to the
pump during the start.
At start the pump will jerk
counter
-clockwise when
viewed from above. If direction is wrong, switch po-
sition of two phase conductors.
In case the motor stops due to overload or a blocked
impeller, first pull the plug out of the socket before
removing the pump from the pump site to check for
why the pump has stopped. Remove the blockage, let
the pump cool down and resume pumping.
For
Sonora
Sludge pumps, water level can be too low
for sufficient cooling. Lay the pump down.
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