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Dismantling / Assembly eco-N 850 (see fi g. 2 - 5)
1.
Follow the safety measures.
Disconnect the pump!
2.
Push the two tabs on the back side of the pump inwards and push the
upper cover (1) up and remove it.
3.
Lift the entire pump (8) out of the bottom shell (2).
4.
Turn the lid (4) counterclockwise through approx. 20° in the oppposite
direction to the stop.
5.
Remove the lid (4) from the pump (8).
6.
Remove the complete rotor (6) from the pump (8).
The shaft (4.2) of the rotor (6) is mounted on two rubber
bearings (4.3) in the pump (8) and in the lid (4).
7.
The complete rotor (6) can be made to rotate on the shaft (4.2).
8.
Clean all parts using clear water so that they may be moved very
easily. Do avoid using any sharp instruments.
9.
Re-assemble the pump as follows:
9.1. Replace complete rotor (6) in the pump (8).
Make sure the rubber bearings (4.3) are seated correctly in the
pump (8) and the lid (4).
9.2. Fit turned lid (4) onto the pump (8) and turn it clockwise until stop.
9.3. Place the pump (8) into the bottom shell (2).
9.4. Set the upper cover (1) into the hook of the lower cover (2)
and let the back tabs snap into place.
To ensure proper functioning, repeat the above procedure frequently,
depending on clogging and working time.
Dismantling / Assembly eco-N 1200, eco-N 2100
(see fi g. 2, 3, 6 + 7)
1. Follow the safety measures.
Disconnect the pump!
2. Push the two tabs on the back side of the pump inwards and push the
upper cover (1) up and remove it.
3. Lift the entire pump (8) out of the bottom shell (2).
4. Twist the intake lid (6) clockwise and pull it out of the pump (8).
5. The front bearing support (5.5) and an axial bearing washer (5.4) are
situated in the inlet lid (6) or on the axle (5.3) respectively.
6. Pull the rotor (5) out of the pump (8).
7. The complete rotor (5) can be rotated on the shaft (5.3).
8. The fl ywheel (5.2) and the magnet (5.1) can also be rotated against
one another at a certain angle.
9. Thoroughly pull the axle (5.3) out of the pump (8).
10. Push the rear bearing support (5.5) including the axial bearing
washer (5.4) out of the pump; you may fi nd a pen to be helpful to
accomplish
this.
11. Insert this pen in the small bore at the pump‘s rear side (8) and use it
in order to push the rear bearing support (5.5) including the axial
bearing washer (5.4) out of the pump.
12. Clean all components - please use clear water only - so that they
allow to be easily moved. Do not use sharp-edged objects.
13. Proceed as follows in order to reassemble the pump:
13.1. Put the rear bearing support (5.5) including the axial bearing
washer (5.4) onto the axle (5.3) and insert it in the pump (8).
13.2. Put the rotor (5) onto the axle (5.3).
13.3. Put the front bearing support (5.5) including the axial bearing
washer (5.4) onto the axle (5.3).
13.4. Twist the intake lid (6), insert it into the pump (8) and turn it
counter-clockwise up to its stop.
13.5. Place the pump (8) into the bottom shell (2).
13.6. Set the upper cover (1) into the hook of the lower cover (2)
and let the back tabs snap into place.
To ensure proper functioning, repeat the above procedure frequently,
depending on clogging and working time.
Maintenance
In order to prolong the service life of your pump and to keep it in good
operating condition, it is recommended to carry out maintenance and
cleanup regularly. This can be done by everyone, quickly and easily.
See “Dismantling / Assembly”
Please read these instructions thoroughly before using the pump!
Use:
Centrifugal pump for submersible usage with resin encapsulated
motor.
The pump is suitable for use in water, e.g. for garden ponds, fountains,
terraced fountains, indoor fountains, in fi shponds, for the operation of
fi lter systems, fl owing brooks etc. as well as for circulating and oxygena-
ting water.
The pump may not be used in or on the side of swimming pools!
For all technical data please refer to the type plate.
Safety measures
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Caution!
It may only be used in garden ponds and in their protection
area if the electrical installations have been set up to comply with the
code‘s requirements. Please contact an electrician.
- Before use: Check whether mains connection and plug are intact.
- Mains voltage and type of current have to correspond to the data on the
type
plate.
-
The pump has to be connected to a regular safety plug socket
through a residual current device (RCD, 30 mA).
- The connection box should be located in a water-protected area. It
should be at least 2 m away from the edge of the pond
(see fi g.1)
.
- Keep the plug dry!
-
Pull out mains plug before starting to work on the pump, fountain
or pond. It is not allowed to run the pump when people are inside
the water (disconnect the pump)!
-
Important!
If the mains connection or the motor housing is damaged,
the pump cannot be used anymore. It cannot be repaired since the
connection is cast into the motor housing.
- Never hang up or transport the pump by the cable!
-
Operate the pump only when it is immersed in water!
Start-up (see fi g.1)
Important! Do not let the pump run dry. This could cause damage to
the appliance.
- Immerse the pump completely in your pond. This causes the pump body
to be fi lled with water.
- A water level of approx. 12 cm is required for submersible use in order to
prevent the pump from taking-in air.
- The water temperature should not exceed 35°C.
-
Do not let the pump freeze in the wintertime.
- The pump is switched on by putting the plug in the socket.
- To prevent the pump becoming unnecessarily dirty, place it above the
mud in your pond, in a fi rm and horizontal position (on a brick)!
- A range of accessories may be fi tted onto the threaded connection of
the
pump.
- Running in conjunction with fountain jets, the pump should be
positioned
fi rmly and horizontally (on a brick).
-
You can adjust the pump‘s fl ow rate (+/-) by turning
the control knob (9)!
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