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Model
Discharge Max Amps
Solid
GPM / GPH
Switch
No.
HP
Volts Diameter
@ 10’
Handling
@ 10’
Included
E7040-NS
4
/
10
120
2
⬙
6.3
2
⬙
74 / 4440
No Switch
E7040-VS
4
/
10
120
2
⬙
6.3
2
⬙
74 / 4440
Vertical Switch
E7040-USC3
4
/
10
120
2
⬙
6.3
2
⬙
74 / 4440
Ultimate Sensor
E7055-NS
1
/
2
120
2
⬙
7.0
2
⬙
89 / 5340
No Switch
E7055-VS
1
/
2
120
2
⬙
7.0
2
⬙
89 / 5340
Vertical Switch
E7055-USC3
1
/
2
120
2
⬙
7.0
2
⬙
89 / 5340
Ultimate Sensor
E7100-NS
1
120
2
⬙
12.8
2
⬙
114 / 6840
No Switch
E7100-VS
1
120
2
⬙
12.8
2
⬙
114 / 6840
Vertical Switch
Specifications
Important Safety Instructions and Warnings
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
This manual contains important SAFETY WARNINGS and
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS for the PHCC Pro Series pumps. You will need to refer to it
before attempting any installation or maintenance.
ALWAYS
keep these instructions with the unit so that they will be easily accessible.
Failure to read and follow these warnings and instructions could result in property
damage, serious injury, or death.
•
ALWAYS
disconnect the pump from the power source before servicing or making
adjustments.
•
NEVER
handle the pump or motor with wet hands or when standing on a wet or damp
surface while the pump is plugged into the power source.
•
MAKE SURE THERE IS A PROPERLY GROUNDED RECEPTACLE AVAILABLE.
This pump is
wired with a 3-prong grounded plug. To reduce the risk of electric shock, be certain
that it is only connected to a properly grounded, 3-prong receptacle (preferably with
ground fault circuit interrupt). If you have a 2-prong receptacle, have a licensed
electrician replace it with a 3-prong receptacle according to local codes and ordinances.
•
NEVER
bypass grounding wires or remove the ground prong from the plug.
•
DO NOT
use an extension cord. The electrical outlet should be within the length of the
pump’s power cord, and at least 4 feet above the floor level to minimize potential
hazards from flood conditions.
•
DO
protect the electrical cord from sharp objects, hot surfaces, oil, and chemicals.
Avoid kinking the cord.
•
MAKE SURE
the supply circuit has a fuse or circuit breaker rated to handle the power
requirements noted on the nameplate of the pump.
•
NEVER
install the pump in locations classified as hazardous in accordance with the
National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.
•
DO NOT
remove the power supply cord and strain relief or connect the pump directly to
the conduit.
•
ALWAYS
install the pump in accordance with the National Electric Code and all applicable
local codes and ordinances. All wiring should be performed by a licensed electrician.
•
DO NOT
use the power cord or strain relief to carry the pump. Use the pump handle.
•
DO NOT
expose the control unit to rain or snow.
•
DO NOT
operate the pump or control unit if it has been damaged in any way.
•
DO drill an air bleed hole in the discharge pipe when a check valve is used. Drill
the hole at an upward angle from the bottom of the pit to avoid splashing water
outside the sump pit. If a hole is not drilled above the pump, an air lock may
prevent the pump from operating. The best location for the hole is about 3” above
the discharge outlet on the pump. The hole must be drilled below the check valve.
Drill a 3/16” (4.76mm) hole in the discharge pipe for the E7 Series pumps.
•
DO NOT
disassemble the pump or control unit. When service is required, contact
Glentronics technical support at 800-991-0466, option 3. Return the product to the
manufacturer for any repairs at the following address:
Glentronics, Inc.
645 Heathrow Drive, Lincolnshire, IL 60069
• Sewage pumps will not provide protection during a power outage.
• After the initial installation, be sure to check the operation by filling the pit with water
and observing the pump operation through one full cycle.
• For continuous duty operation, the pump must be submerged at least ¾ of the depth of
the pump at all times.
• In instances where the discharge line is exposed to freezing temperatures, the pipe
must be sloped downward so any remaining water will drain out. Failure to do so will
prevent water from exiting the pit and damage the pump if the line freezes.
NOTICES
CAUTION
WARNING
1
To reduce the risk of hazards that can cause injury or
property damage, observe the following precautions.
Risk of electric shock.
To reduce this risk, observe the following precautions
.
Water Alarm
Accidents happen…..water heaters rust and leak, laundry tubs overflow,
pipes break, and pumps seize. You can detect these leaks before they
become a major problem by placing a PHCC Pro Series Water Alarm
wherever there is a risk of water damage…..in the utility room, under the
kitchen sink, in the bathroom, or at the sump pit. The solid state
circuitry is reliable and extremely sensitive. The 110db alarm will sound
when as little as 1/32” of water reaches the sensor pad.
*Consult a licensed electrician.
If the above solutions do not solve the problem, contact Glentronics customer service 800-991-0466, option 3.
Troubleshooting
(Always unplug the pump from the controller before performing any maintenance)
Pump is not plugged in
Water is not high enough to activate the pump
Open circuit
Poor power source
Low voltage
Bad power cable
Locked impeller
Defective float switch
Defective pump
Locked impeller
Incorrect power supply
Overburdened due to heavy sand content in the water
Pump running continuously with no water present
Sensor mounted too low
Water flowing back from pipe
Malfunctioning sensor
Clogged or frozen discharge
Blocked intake strainer
Check valve installed with no air bleed hole in
pipe or pump
Check valve is stuck or installed upside down
Sensor rod is obstructed with large amount of debris
Check valve on secondary pump will not close
and water re-circulates within the system
Worn impeller
Partially blocked impeller
Clogged or frozen discharge
Broken or leaking pipe
Low power voltage
Check valve installed with no air bleed hole in
pipe or pump
Check valve is stuck or installed upside down
Pump is air locked
Check valve on secondary pump will not close
and water re-circulates within the system
Blocked intake screen
Broken impeller
Pump is experiencing an anti air lock safety
feature
The pump will not start or run
Thermal protector tripping or
not functioning
Pump starts and stops too
frequently
Pump will not shut off
Insufficient or no water
volume
Abnormal sound or vibration
Pump unexpectedly turns off
for 5 seconds (USC3 Only)
Plug pump in properly (see instructions)
Make sure float switch is positioned properly
Check circuit breaker or fuse, and GFI reset button
Check circuit line wires and cable*
Check line wires and source voltage*
Replace with new cable*
Remove strainer and clear obstruction
Replace float switch with new float switch
Replace pump with new pump
Remove strainer and clear obstruction
Check power supply source and voltage
Use water filter or replace with a higher wattage pump
Check sensor rod
Raise sensor or adjust timer
Install or replace check valve
Replace sensor
Clear blockage or thaw frozen line
Clear debris from intake strainer
Drill a bleed hole in the discharge pipe, or clean debris from the existing
hole in the pipe or pump
Reverse or replace check valve. Make sure the check valve is installed
with the flow arrow pointing up and out of the pit.
Clean debris from sensor rod
Replace the check valve on the secondary pump
Replace impeller & adjust spacing between impeller and cover
Remove strainer and clear obstruction
Clear blockage or thaw frozen line
Repair piping
Check power voltage, wires and cable condition
Drill a bleed hole in the discharge pipe, or clean debris from the existing
hole in the pipe or pump
Reverse or replace the check valve. Be sure check valve is installed with
flow arrow pointing up and out of the pit
Remove debris from the air bleed hole
Replace the check valve on the secondary pump
Clear debris from intake screen
Replace impeller with new one
Pump is frequently cycling on and off. The controller has a safety feature
that turns the pump off for 5 seconds if it detects a possible air lock.
This is normal. No action is required.
E7055
E7040
PHCC Pro Series
Sewage Pumps
Instruction Manual
& Safety Warnings
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