Table Of Contents - Kessel Pumpfix F Comfort Nstructions For Assembly, Operation And Maintenance
Backwater pumping station. for wastewater with and without sewage
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1. Safety instructions
2. General points
3. Installation
4. Service and maintenance
6. Warranty
7. Commissioning protocol for the installer ...........................................................................................................
8. Commissioning protocol for the installation company......................................................................................
Dear customer,
Before you put your backwater pum-
ping station Pumpfix
®
F into operation,
please read through the installation in-
structions carefully and follow them.
Check first whether the system has arri-
ved undamaged. In the event of transport
damage, please follow the instructions in
chapter 6 "Warranty".
1. Safety instructions:
During installation, operation, maintenan-
ce or repair of the system, the regulations
for the prevention of accidents, the perti-
nent DIN and VDE standards and direc-
tives, as well as the directives of the local
power supply industry must be heeded.
Before putting the device into operation,
make sure through professional examina-
tion that the necessary protective features
are available. Grounding, neutral, residu-
al current-operated protective circuit etc.
must correspond to the requirements of
the local power supply industry.
The system must not be operated in po-
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2.1
Use .....................................................................................................
2.2
Scope of supply..................................................................................
2.3
Installation procedure .........................................................................
2.4
3.1
Installation in the ground plate............................................................
3.2
Recessed installation in the ground plate...........................................
3.3
Ventilation connection ........................................................................
3.4
Installation in an exposed wastewater pipe ........................................
3.5
Installation in water load .....................................................................
Special features of Pumpfix
3.6
3.7
Set-up.................................................................................................
4.1
Service .....................................................................................................
4.2
Maintenance.............................................................................................
4.2.1 Mounting the two covers...........................................................................
4.3
Test .........................................................................................................
4.3.1 Test Standard ...........................................................................................
4.3.2 Test Comfort .............................................................................................
4.4
Pump removal ..........................................................................................
4.5
Motor installation ......................................................................................
4.6
Removing motor ground installation .........................................................
4.7
How the emergency valve works..............................................................
4.7.1 Standard...................................................................................................
4.7.2 Comfort.....................................................................................................
4.8
Servicing the ventilation ...........................................................................
5.1
Standard.............................................................................................
5.2
Comfort...............................................................................................
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1. Safety instructions
tentially explosive areas.
The system contains electric charges and
controls rotating mechanical system com-
ponents. Non-compliance with the opera-
ting instructions may result in considera-
ble damage to property, personal injuries
or even fatal accidents.
The system must be disconnec-
ted from the mains or made cur-
rentless before any work is car-
ried out on it.
It must be ensured that the electric cables
as well as all other electrical system
equipment are in a faultless condition. In
case of damage, the system may on no
account be put into operation or must be
stopped immediately.
The system must be inspected and servi-
ced according to DIN 1986 to maintain its
operational ability.
We recommend that you conclude a ser-
vicing contract with your installation com-
pany.
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F Comfort .............................................
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No repairs or maintenance work may be
carried out during a backwater situation or
if a backwater situation is imminent. The
backwater flaps and the locking lever al-
ways have to be able to be moved freely.
Note:
No system components may be installed
in protection zone 0 or 1 in accordance
with DIN VDE 0100 701. In the case of
flush-to-floor showers, zone 1 is defined
as with a radius of 1.20 m (projected area
on the floor) around the water intake point.
Deviating local regulations must be taken
into account.
The regulations set out by the directives
VDE 0100, VDE 01107, IEC or by the local
power supply industry must be heeded.
The control unit must not be installed in
rooms where there is an explosion ha-
zard. For the operation of this system,
these instructions and instructions no.
010-846 must be used together!
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