Assembly and Instructions for Use
1. Unpack the product. Wipe off dust with a damp cloth.
2. Familiarize yourself with the pump. The pump speed is controlled by the switch
located at the front of the pump. The speed is indicated by a plus (+) and minus
(-) sign. To increase the speed, move the switch slowly to the left in the direction of
the plus sign. You will hear a click as the switch moves to each speed level. At its
highest speed level, the switch will cease to move any further. To decrease the pump
speed, move the switch to the right toward the minus sign. Similarly, at its lowest
speed, the switch will cease to move any further. (Fig 1)
NOTE: It is recommended the pump be set at its highest speed during assembly
and later adjusted to a lower setting if desired. Be sure to unplug the
pump before adjusting the speed setting.
3. Insert the black connector at the bottom of the plastic tube, attached to the foun-
tain top, into the round opening of the pump. (Fig. 2)
4. Fill the base with 24 oz. of clean water. Water level should not rise above support
posts. (Fig. 3)
NOTE: We recommend using distilled water to prevent mineral build-up.
5. Place fountain top onto base so that it sits flat. Run the plastic tube into the base
through the tube slot located at the back of the fountain. Run the power cord
and light cords out of the base through the cord slot, also located at the back of
the fountain. (Fig 4)
6. Attach the adaptor to the power cord. (Fig. 5)
7. Plug the cord into 120V household outlet. The fountain is controlled by a
switch located on the power cord. If pump does not operate, rotate in-line
switch once to turn “on” and once to turn “off”.
Note: Ensure that the electrical cord loops below the electrical outlet
to form a “Drip Loop”. This will prevent water from running down the
electrical cord into the electrical outlet. (Fig. 6)
Minimum Water Level
Flow Control Lever
(+) faster water output
(-) slower water output
Attention:
In order to get
best results,
please operate
pump completely
submerged.
Keep the water
level above the
minimum water
level ALL THE
TIME.
Figure 1
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5
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Base
Top
Base
Support Posts
Water
Top
Plastic Tube
Pump
Light
Cords
Tube
Slot
Cord
Slot
Plastic Tube
Tube
Slot
Cord
Slot
Light
Cords
Pump
Support Posts
Power
Cord
Power Cord
Adaptor
Switch