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POWER HEAD PUMP™
Instruction Manual
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Summary of Contents for Alpine Power Head P280
- Page 1 POWER HEAD PUMP™ Instruction Manual Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates Operates the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water! the water!
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Warranty is valid against defects due to material and the company’s workmanship only. The sole obligation is at Alpine’s discretion to replace/repair the defective unit with a suitable replacement part. Units should be checked for proper operation prior to returning as defective. No liability for loss or damage of any nature or kind, whether arising out of or from the use of the product, whether defective or not defective, is assumed by Alpine Corporation or its affi... -
Page 3: Introduction
For a car to stay in great condition, proper maintenance is required. Therefore, Alpine suggests that once a week, you verify that the pump is performing satisfactorily. If you detect a drop in pump performance (such as a decrease in water fl ow from the pump or to the waterfall), fi rst clean the pump’s pre-fi lter cage and the tubing connected to the... -
Page 4: Components And Pump Parts
COMPONENTS AND PUMP PARTS (Figure 2.1) Pump Body Pre Filter Cage Impeller Base Plate Holder Steel Impeller Shaft Multi-Hose Adapter- 1/2” Sponge Multi-Hose Adapter- 3/4”... - Page 5 •Do not pump hazardous materials or liquids, such as oil, saltwater or organic solvents. •Be sure no debris will block or restrict the pre-fi lter cage from water entering. REPLACEMENT PART LIST FOR POWER HEAD PUMPS Alpine Pump SKU# Alpine Replacement Parts Description...
- Page 6 REPLACING THE IMPELLER If you have thoroughly cleaned the pre-fi lter cage and still have diminished fl ow rates, then you will need to remove and inspect the impeller and internal pump body. (Figure 5.1) Gently pull and remove the pre-fi lter cage from the pump body.
- Page 7 (Figure 5.5) After the impeller and impeller housing are cleaned, place the impeller back into the impeller housing. Twist the impeller to either the left or right until it clicks into place. (Figure 5.6) Slide steel impeller shaft into impeller. Press down, then turn clockwise to lock in to place.
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Page 8: Operation And Maintenance
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE WARNING Always unplug or disconnect all appliances in the pond from the electrical supply before installing, repairing, maintaining or handling the equipment in the water. To avoid shortening the life of the pump, follow these simple maintenance procedures: -Once a week, verify that the pump performance is satisfactory. -
Page 9: Winter Pump Care
WINTER PUMP CARE In cold climates, Alpine highly recommends to store your pump inside during the coldest months of the year. You may still use your Power Head pump during the winter time, but the Power Head pump cannot be used in below freezing temperatures.
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