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Item Description
Cara Classic
Fountain Water
Feature
Cara Fountain
Basin
Fountain Information:
• This fountain holds approximately 1 gallon of water.
• A fountain cover is not available for this fountain.
• No refill device or submersible lights are suggested for this fountain
Pump Information:
WP450LV - 120 GPH Low Voltage Pump (16 ft. cord length)
Tools Required:
Bubble Level
Screwdriver
Scissors
Component
Quantity
Item #
FT-47A
1
FT-47B
1
FT-47 Cara Classic Fountain
Assembly Instructions
Pump Kit Parts List
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PK120-LV Pump with Transformer
#7 Series Stopper
2" length of PermaGum Putty
Approx. 12" length of 1/2" black
non-kink tubing
Adhesive Dots
Hose Clamps
Proudly
MADE IN USA
Component
Quantity
Ball-Valve
rev 3/30/2020
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
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Summary of Contents for Campania International Cara Classic FT-47
- Page 1 FT-47 Cara Classic Fountain Assembly Instructions Fountain Information: • This fountain holds approximately 1 gallon of water. • A fountain cover is not available for this fountain. • No refill device or submersible lights are suggested for this fountain Pump Information: WP450LV - 120 GPH Low Voltage Pump (16 ft.
- Page 2 FT-47 Cara Classic Fountain Assembly Instructions Fountain Set-Up: Assembly & Installation - A fountain can be diffi cult to install without knowing and understanding the steps involved. To ensure your fountain is installed properly, please read our instructions and tips before you begin. Step 1 - Seek Professional Help: Check if professional installation is recommended for your fountain.
- Page 3 FT-47 Cara Classic Fountain Assembly Instructions Step 6 - Fill the basin enough to cover the pump completely with water to check for leaking. 6a - If leaking occurs… - Remove the stopper and repeat step 5 again. - Use some of the excess putty to seal the cord around the top of the stopper. See image “D”...
- Page 4 Maintenance: Pump Care - The fountain relies heavily on the quality of the pump. A well-maintained pump can last several years. Step 1 - Fully submerge: Ensure the pump is fully submerged at all times to avoid damage. Step 2 - E nsure water level is sufficient: Check water levels regularly as water may evaporate over time, and periodically change water to avoid algae buildup.