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Operating instructions | Putting into operation
4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Purpose of use
This pump may be used at any time to transfer water from one location to another.
The appliance is intended for private household use and is not suitable for professional applications.
It is not suitable for work with waste water in sewage systems, salt water, aggressive or easily combustible
substances, for work in food processing or as a pump for water jets on garden ponds.
It is not designed for pumping drinking water!
NOTE: Before using the submersible pump, please first carefully read all the safety and operating
instructions for the pump. Only after reading these instructions will you be able to safely and reliably use
all the functions of the pump. You must conform to all local regulations in force in your country. These
regulations are effective together with the particulars specified in these instructions.
ATTENTION! If you will be using the pump near pools or garden ponds, or in their protective zone, the
electrical grid must be equipped with a circuit breaker.
The pump must not be used, if there are people in the pool or garden pond! Also do not use it if there are fish
or other living creatures in the pool or garden pond.
The submersible pump is designed to pump water at a maximum temperature of 35 °C.
The pump must not be used for other liquids, particularly motor oils, cleaning agents and other chemical
products!
5. PUTTING INTO OPERATION
ATTENTION! You should never install the pump
by hanging it on the outlet hose or power cord
without additional support.
The submersible pump must be hung on a hook
(Fig. 1, point 4) or it must be placed on the bottom
of the tank.
For the pump to function correctly, the pumped
liquid must not contain foreign objects that are
larger than specified in the overview of technical
parameters.
After carefully reading these instructions you can
prepare your pump for operation, however, keep the
following
points in mind:
Check that the pump is standing on the bottom of the tank or that it is hung by the hook.
Check that the outlet hose has been attached correctly.
Fig. 2
FVC 3002 ED
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