Q: What is the lever located on top of the Chlor Comfort 15000 pump?

The lever located above your Chlor Comfort 15000 is the chlorine distribution valve . It is a mechanism that allows you to control the gradual release of chlorine tablets into the pool water. Operation Opening the distributor : Turn the lid counterclockwise to open access to the distribution compartment. Inserting the tablet : Insert a chlorine tablet into the designated opening. Flow control : The lever allows you to regulate the opening of the valve to adjust the dissolution rate of the tablet and thus the concentration of chlorine in the water. Regular adjustment of this lever is necessary according to your pool treatment needs. Remember to securely close the lid by turning it clockwise to ensure the device's watertightness.

Q: Where are the water filling and drainage openings on the pump?

On the HWW 1300/25 Plus pump, the two main openings are: Filling opening (9) : located on the pump housing (8). This is where you need to pour water to completely fill the pump before the first start-up. Once the water is poured in, seal this opening tightly. Drainage opening (10) : this is the place to empty the pump if needed (maintenance or end of season). Air bleeding of the circuit : The pump does not have a specific bleed valve. To bleed air after filling, simply open a downstream faucet (at the outlet of your hose) during the initial start-up. Air will escape automatically. Before winter storage, completely empty the pump and store it in a dry place protected from frost.

Q: Which hole corresponds to suction and which hole to drainage on the T.I.P. TSS 1600 K?

The T.I.P. TSS 1600 K vacuum has three main connections: Suction hose (reference 39) : diameter 35 mm, length 4 m. This hose draws water from the bottom of the basin. It immerses directly in the water. Drain hose (reference 40) : diameter 35 mm, length 1.5 m. It evacuates water from the tank and must be directed downwards to allow water to flow freely. Extension tubes (reference 38) : allow extending the reach of the suction hose to reach the bottom of the basin. The connections are made with nuts and connectors (reference 37) that screw together to assemble the hoses. Ensure that all connections are properly tightened to prevent water leaks.

Q: Where are the screws of the AJ 4 Plus 5550 pump located?

On the T.I.P. AJ 4 Plus 5550 pump, the main screws are located at the level of the suction filter situated at the bottom of the device. More specifically: Suction filter screws - Located on the cover of the suction filter (bottom part). These screws must be unscrewed to access and clean the filter. Fixing rings - Two stainless steel rings are present at the top of the pump to attach the lifting/suspension rope (note: these are not screws, but crucial attachment points). When cleaning the filter (recommended regularly), always disconnect the pump from the power supply before unscrewing the filter screws to avoid any risk of accidental start-up.

Question 1

What is the lever located on top of the Chlor Comfort 15000 pump?

Accepted Answer

The lever located above your Chlor Comfort 15000 is the chlorine distribution valve. It is a mechanism that allows you to control the gradual release of chlorine tablets into the pool water.

Operation

Opening the distributor: Turn the lid counterclockwise to open access to the distribution compartment.
Inserting the tablet: Insert a chlorine tablet into the designated opening.
Flow control: The lever allows you to regulate the opening of the valve to adjust the dissolution rate of the tablet and thus the concentration of chlorine in the water.

Regular adjustment of this lever is necessary according to your pool treatment needs. Remember to securely close the lid by turning it clockwise to ensure the device's watertightness.

Question 2

How to increase the flow rate of the HWW 4500 INOX pump?

Accepted Answer

Theoretical maximum flow rate of the T.I.P. HWW 4500 INOX pump is 4,350 l/h. Here’s how to optimize your installation for the best performance:

Optimize the installation

Reduce the suction height: Do not exceed 9 m (maximum guaranteed suction height). Each additional meter significantly reduces the flow rate.
Reduce the lift height: The flow rate decreases with the discharge height. The closer it is to the ground, the higher the flow rate.
Increase the diameter of the pipes: Use pipes of 1" (the pump fittings are female threaded 1") or larger. Smaller diameters create excessive friction and reduce the flow rate.
Eliminate bends and obstacles: Remove unnecessary bends, traps, and back slopes that slow down the flow.
Clean the suction filter: A clogged filter limits the flow rate. Check it regularly.

Pressure switch settings

The pressure switch is factory preset to 1.6 bar (on) and 3 bar (off). Any modification should be entrusted to qualified personnel and may affect performance. Contact a specialized electrician if you plan to make an adjustment.

The maximum pressure of the pump is 5.0 bar.

Question 3

What are the steps to follow after connecting the inlet and outlet pipes?

Accepted Answer

After connecting the inlet (1) and outlet (5) pipes to your T.I.P. HWW 1300/25 Plus pump, here are the essential steps to follow:

Pump Priming

Completely fill the pump housing (8) with water through the filling opening (9)
Tightly close the filling opening (9)
Open a downstream faucet (on the outlet line) to let air escape from the circuit

Checks Before Starting

All connections are tightened with PTFE tape
The suction hose (if used) remains submerged at least 30 cm deep
Check the pressure switch: normally set to 1.6 bar for starting and 3 bar for stopping (factory setting)
Confirm a 230V outlet with 30 mA differential protection

Starting and Priming

Plug the pump into the electricity - it starts immediately
The priming takes a few minutes. Water should flow steadily without air bubbles
If water does not come out, refill the pump housing
Once the water is stable, close the downstream faucet - the pump will automatically stop at 3 bars

Your pump is now ready for use!

Question 4

Where are the water filling and drainage openings on the pump?

Accepted Answer

On the HWW 1300/25 Plus pump, the two main openings are:

Filling opening (9): located on the pump housing (8). This is where you need to pour water to completely fill the pump before the first start-up. Once the water is poured in, seal this opening tightly.
Drainage opening (10): this is the place to empty the pump if needed (maintenance or end of season).

Air bleeding of the circuit:

The pump does not have a specific bleed valve. To bleed air after filling, simply open a downstream faucet (at the outlet of your hose) during the initial start-up. Air will escape automatically.

Before winter storage, completely empty the pump and store it in a dry place protected from frost.

Question 5

Which hole corresponds to suction and which hole to drainage on the T.I.P. TSS 1600 K?

Accepted Answer

The T.I.P. TSS 1600 K vacuum has three main connections:

Suction hose (reference 39): diameter 35 mm, length 4 m. This hose draws water from the bottom of the basin. It immerses directly in the water.
Drain hose (reference 40): diameter 35 mm, length 1.5 m. It evacuates water from the tank and must be directed downwards to allow water to flow freely.
Extension tubes (reference 38): allow extending the reach of the suction hose to reach the bottom of the basin.

The connections are made with nuts and connectors (reference 37) that screw together to assemble the hoses. Ensure that all connections are properly tightened to prevent water leaks.

Question 6

How to connect and attach the hoses of the T.I.P. TSS 1600 K vacuum cleaner?

Accepted Answer

Connecting the drain hose: Start by attaching the 1.5 m drain hose (Ø 35 mm) to the drain opening of the 30-liter tank using the supplied connector. This connector already contains an installed check valve. Then slide the supplied drain filter onto the other end of the hose and secure it with the cord. Ensure that the drain hose is directed downwards to allow water to flow out without wetting the device or the power cable. The hose must never be directed upwards (this is very important to avoid overflow).

Assembling the suction components: Insert the main suction hose of 4 m (Ø 35 mm) into the suction connector opening located on the device. You have 4 extension tubes provided in the packaging to increase the reach. Assemble these tubes together as needed (up to a maximum of 4 tubes). One of these tubes is transparent and allows you to visually monitor the water flow during suction. Connect all extensions to the main suction hose.

Installing the suction nozzle: Attach the supplied pool cleaning nozzle to the last extension tube. This nozzle is specifically designed to reach deposits of mud, algae, and leaves at the bottom of the pool or pond. Ensure that all connections are tight to prevent leaks.

Setting up the device: Install the supplied support feet under the chassis of the device to slightly elevate it off the ground. Place the device at least 2 meters from the edge of the pool or pond, on a flat and stable surface. Check that the suction filter (foam filter) is properly installed before starting (never operate without this filter). Direct the drain hose to the designated drainage area (collection basin, drain, etc.).

Using and maintaining the hoses: The TSS 1600 K vacuum cleaner operates in automatic mode with 30-second cycles: 30 seconds of suction followed by 30 seconds of drainage. Only suction water with a temperature not exceeding 35°C. During operation, the float located inside the tank automatically interrupts suction when the tank is full. Regularly clean the drain filter to ensure it does not obstruct the normal flow of water. Before storing the device, completely empty the collector and disconnect the hoses.

Essential safety point: Never use the device if people are in the water. Avoid working in case of rain. Never pull the device by dragging it by the hoses. The device must always be powered by a socket with a residual current device (RCD) with a maximum fault current of 30 mA.

Question 7

Where are the screws of the AJ 4 Plus 5550 pump located?

Accepted Answer

On the T.I.P. AJ 4 Plus 5550 pump, the main screws are located at the level of the suction filter situated at the bottom of the device.

More specifically:

Suction filter screws - Located on the cover of the suction filter (bottom part). These screws must be unscrewed to access and clean the filter.
Fixing rings - Two stainless steel rings are present at the top of the pump to attach the lifting/suspension rope (note: these are not screws, but crucial attachment points).

When cleaning the filter (recommended regularly), always disconnect the pump from the power supply before unscrewing the filter screws to avoid any risk of accidental start-up.

Question 8

How to clean and maintain the AJ 4 Plus 5550 pump?

Accepted Answer

Regular maintenance of your T.I.P. AJ 4 Plus 5550 pump is essential to ensure its proper functioning and durability. Here are the recommended procedures:

Cleaning the suction filter

Always unplug the pump from the electrical network before any intervention
Unscrew the corresponding screws of the pump to access the filter (component 4)
Clean the inside and outside of the filter with a metal brush
Rinse the filter with clear water
Reinstall the filter on the pump

Maintenance before each use

Perform a visual inspection of the pump
Check the condition of the cables and the plug
Ensure that the screws are properly tightened
Check that all connections are functioning correctly

Frost protection

If temperatures drop to freezing point, completely empty the pump and store it in a dry place, protected from frost.

Important: Only an authorized dealer or the after-sales service can clean the hydraulic parts. Any disassembly or replacement of components other than the filter must be carried out by a specialized technician.

Question 9

Can the Brio 2000M pump be installed horizontally with the pressure gauge on top?

Accepted Answer

No, the Brio 2000M must be installed strictly following the flow direction indicated by the arrows on the body of the device. This pump is designed for operation in a vertical or specific position, with the inlet (female threaded 1") and outlet (male threaded 1") pipes oriented according to the circuit design.

The integrated pressure gauge (maximum pressure 10 bars, adjustable range 1.0-3.5 bars) must therefore be positioned as specified by the manufacturer to ensure:

Correct pressure reading
Effectiveness of the safety system (protection against dry running)
Proper triggering of the START PUMP button
Stable triggering pressure at 1.5 bar

You must install the pump between the well outlet and the first consumer, preferably close to the pump, systematically respecting the directional arrows engraved on the device. Any other orientation could impair operation and void the warranty.

Question 10

How to order spare parts and seals for the GP 3000 Inox?

Accepted Answer

For your T.I.P. GP 3000 Inox (550 W, 2,950 L/h), the simplest and most effective way to order spare parts is to visit www.tip-pumpen.de, the official website of the manufacturer. There you will find a complete online shop dedicated to spare parts with a detailed catalog for all T.I.P. models, as well as advice and technical information about products and accessories.

Main wear parts to order:

Impeller: wear part due to normal operation, replaceable as needed
Mechanical seals: sealing joints in critical areas of the pump (motor shaft, pumping chamber), essential to prevent leaks
Intake filters: to be cleaned or replaced regularly depending on the quality of the pumped water

Ordering methods and information:

Online: log in to www.tip-pumpen.de, search for the GP 3000 Inox model (manufacturer reference 30111) and select the necessary parts
By email: contact T.I.P. service directly at service@tip-pumpen.de to obtain a quote or advice on specific parts
Through your dealer: if you purchased the pump from an authorized distributor, they can order the parts directly for you and accurately identify the exact references you need

To order the correct parts: note the exact model number GP 3000 Inox and specify your request. Before ordering, accurately identify which seals or defective parts you wish to replace, as the pump has several sealing areas (pump head, connections, motor shaft). T.I.P. technical support can help you identify the correct references if needed.

Note: sealing components and the impeller are wear parts excluded from the warranty, and their lifespan depends on the type of use, frequency of operation, and adherence to maintenance intervals. Regular maintenance will significantly extend their lifespan.

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