16
17
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7
7. Check suction pipe for any sagging. Support
suction pipe in a straight line to the pump.
(
Fig. 7
)
NOTE
: Look for leaks or a milky color in the
discharged water, which indicates an air leak.
Re-prime if necessary, following steps 1 through
6 above. Reset breaker at the breaker box. All
connections must be water and air tight in order
for pump to operate.
questions? Call 1-800-742-5044 Monday -
Friday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm EST.
IMPORTANT:
If the pump fails to prime within five minutes:
Turn power off at the breaker box and check all pipe connections for leaks. All connections must be
water and air tight in order for pump to operate.
PUMP PRIMING & STARTUP (CONTINUED)
Breaker Box
6
6. Turn on breaker to start pump. (
Fig. 6
)
IMPORTANT:
If the pump hums instead of
pumping or turns off repeatedly, shut pump off
immediately.
Check voltage. Make sure your incoming voltage
matches the pump wiring voltage. See wiring
guide in the instructions.
1
5
5. Thread in priming plug and then open optional
ball valve if installed by turning handle to line
up with the pipe.
(Fig. 5)
Water Level in
Pump Cavity
4
4. Check to be sure water in pump cavity stays
constant. If water level goes down, it could
indicate a leak in the foot valve, check valve or
suction pipe.
(Fig. 4)
PUMP PRIMING & STARTUP (CONTINUED)
