3
Note:
A garden hose (not included) can be threaded onto the discharge hose if water needs to be
pumped further away.
2. Running the pump:
a. Press the power switch (2) on the pump (A) to turn
the pump on.
b. Hold the pump (A) until water starts to flow from
the hose (1) and ensure the pump (A) is free from
debris.
c. Once the pump (A) is no longer removing water,
turn the pump off by pressing the power switch (2).
d. Remove the pump (A) and hose (1) when finished
pumping.
e. Flush the pump (A) thoroughly with fresh, clean
water when finished.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
WARNING:
Periodically inspect the pump and system components to ensure the pump inlets are
free of debris. Always ensure the pump is off before performing any maintenance tasks.
Note:
Remove batteries from the pump when they are discharged or if the pump will be stored for an
extended period. Discharged batteries occasionally leak, which will destroy the electrical circuit of
the pump.
1. Cleaning debris from the pump:
a. Turn the pump upside down and remove the
filter screen (1) by removing the filter screen
screws (2) with a Phillips screwdriver (not
included).
b. Remove any debris.
c. If there is additional debris, remove the
impeller chamber cap (3) by removing the
impeller chamber cap screws (4) and remove
the debris.
d. Replace the impeller chamber cap (3),
impeller chamber cap screws (4), filter screen
(1), and filter screen screws (2)
.
