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Starting up Pumps Installed in Water (See Figure 4.1 on page 6)
Important Note: Do not run the pump dry as this can cause damage.
A. Place the pump in the water and let it ll with water.
B. To prevent unnecessary soiling, install the pump on a solid
stone tile to ensure that it does not stand in sludge and
suck it in.
C. Ensure that there is at least 4 inches of water above the
pump so that the pump cannot suck in air.
D. The pump should not be immersed to a depth exceeding
13 feet under water.
E. Turn the pump casing in the desired position and install
the accessories on the threaded connection of the pump.
F. Plug your pump into your local power supply and on
select models you can control the ow rate from the
controller. See gure 4.2
Starting Pumps with Dry Installation (See Figure 4.1 on page 6)
The pump can also be installed outside the water.
A. Remove the Pre-lter cage from the pump.
B. Place the pump below the water level next to the pond, so
that the water can ow into the pump (this pump is not
self-priming).
C. Turn the pump to the desired position and install a suction
hose and output hose to the pump, to ensure air and
water-tightness. See gure 4.3
D. The suction hose must be completely lled with water before
starting operation.
E. Start the pump by plugging your pump into your local power
supply and on select models you can control the
ow rate from the controller.
F. Tip: To protect the pump from soiling, the suction side must
be provided with a pre-lter.
Removal and Storage of Waste
Electrical home appliances should be disposed of according to US standards. The product should not be disposed of with
normal household waste but should be collected separately. You are responsible to ensure that the appliance is returned to a
specially designated collection point, to be dismantled and you’re processed in an environmentally friendly manner.
For more information on local waste collection points, please contact the municipality under which your residence is
covered.
(Figure 4.2)
(Figure 4.3)
Max. 13ft
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