StormPro
®
BA
Series
Sump Pump
OPERATION MANUAL
Dated: 02/15/2013
Document Name: StormPro_BASeries_OM
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11.
Plug piggyback plug into a grounded outlet,
then plug pump into the piggyback plug.
See
Figure 2.
12. Cycle the system for proper operation. Filling
the basin may require a bucket or garden hose
to cycle. Make adjustments if needed and
cycle system again to ensure proper operation.
13.
Make sure that float is free and unobstructed.
14. Secure all excessive and loose cord to avoid
future problems.
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DANGER:
Before servicing a pump, always
shut off the main power breaker and then
unplug the pump. Make sure you are not standing in
water and are wearing insulated protective sole
shoes, under flooded conditions. Contact your local
electric company or a qualified, licensed electrician
for disconnecting electrical service prior to pump
removal.
WARNING:
Verify that the voltage and
frequency of the pump shown on the
nameplate correspond to those available on the
mains.
1. The installer must make sure that the electric
system is grounded in accordance with the law
in force.
2. The plug and connections should be protected
from water splashes. Before using the pump,
always inspect it visually (especially power
cable and plug).
3. Do not use the pump if it is damaged.
4.
If the pump is damaged, have it inspected by
an authorized service center only.
5. Make sure that electric connections are
protected from inundation. Protect the plug and
the power cable from heat, oil or sharp edges.
WARNING:
The power cable must be
replaced by qualified personnel only.
Grounding
The plug of the power cable has a double grounding
contact, so that grounding can be performed by
simply inserting the plug
Overload Protection:
This pump series has a built in thermal protection
switch. The pump stops if an overload condition
occurs. The motor restarts automatically after it has
cooled down.
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DANGER:
Shut off power to pump.
A. If pump does not run and hums, check the
following:
1.
Check line circuit breaker is off, or fuse is
burned or loose.
2. Check water level in sump has not reached
turn-on level.
3. Check pump cord is not making contact in
receptacle.
4.
Check float is stuck. It should operate freely in
basin.
5.
Check if all of the above are OK, then the motor
could be malfunctioning.
