Flow TP800P - Water pump Eurom - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Flow TP800P Eurom

General information This instruction manual has been compiled to ensure correct installation, correct use and adequate maintenance of the EUROM TP garden pumps. We urgently advise you to read it carefully before use. The EUROM TP garden pumps are electric centrifugal pumps, self-priming and equipped with an injector system that allows suction up to 8 metres. You only need to connect a foot valve. The pumps are designed for use with clean water with a maximum temperature of 35°C. Use with dirty water, warmer water or other liquids should be avoided. EUROM TP garden pumps are made of top quality materials, subjected to the toughest hydraulic and electrical tests and carefully inspected. Strictly following the instructions and electrical table described in this booklet will help you to ensure proper installation. Failure to do so could result in engine overload and all kinds of other unwanted complications. The manufacturer and importer do not accept any liability for the consequences of incorrect, improper and negligent use.7 Technical specifications Type TP800P TP800R TP1200R Power 800W 800W 1200W Capacity max. 53 l/m 53 l/m 63 l/m Discharge head max. 40m 40m 48m Suction height max.

Installation The electric pump should be placed as close to the water surface as possible to achieve a minimum suction height and thus reduce the loss of discharge head. When installing the pump permanently, secure it to the surface using the holes in the pump support. The pump must be installed in a dry location so that it will not be submerged under any circumstances. Failure to comply with the above conditions may result in damage to the pump and the entire system! Hose connections The suction hose must be resistant to negative pressure. The end should be kept at least 30 cm under water to prevent the formation of vortices with the inevitable air intake. Connections and connectors must be absolutely watertight. Keep the number of bends and kinks in the hoses as minimal as possible! Make sure that the tilt of the suction hose is at least 2%. The drain hose must have a diameter equal to or greater than the pump outlet. Electrical connections The electrical installation must be installed in compliance with the applicable regulations and equipped with a 30 mA earth leakage circuit breaker. The socket used must deliver 230V - 50Hz. The power cable must comply with EEC standards and be of type H07 RN-F in compliance with VDE0620. The motor has a built-in thermal protection. Failure to comply with the above conditions may result in damage to the pump and the entire system and create a risk of electric shock. The manufacturer and importer do not accept any liability for this!8 Checks before start-up Before starting up the pump for the first time, make sure that: voltage and frequency of the power source correspond to the specifications on the nameplate of the garden pump the pump shaft rotates smoothly and freely the pump body is completely filled with water; unscrew the relevant power plug on top of the pump to do this. Check that the direction of rotation of the engine is as indicated on the impeller cover. THE PUMP SHOULD NEVER RUN DRY! Failure to comply with the above conditions may result in damage to the pump and the entire system! Starting Open all flow valves in the suction and discharge pipes. Plug into the power socket, set the switch to "ON" (I pressed) and wait for suction to complete. If a foot valve is fitted, this is done immediately. Check if the rotation of the engine is clockwise; this is possible through the peephole on the back of the motor. To turn off, first set the switch to OFF (O pressed) and then unplug the plug from the power socket. If the motor does not start or does not supply water, consult the fault indicator further on in this booklet and take the recommended action. Maintenance The electric pump requires no special maintenance. Nevertheless, we recommend that you drain the pump if the pump will not be used for a longer period. If the pump will not be used for a significantly long period it should be cleaned and stored in a dry, well-ventilated place. In cold periods (and definitely when frost is expected), allow the pump to drain out to prevent freezing. Fault indicator Fault: The motor will not start: Cause and solution 1, 4 or 6 The pump is not sucking: Cause and solution 3, 5, 8, 9 or 11 The motor is running but not building up any pressure: Cause and solution 5, 6, 8, 9 or 11 Insufficient water yield: Cause and solution 2, 3, 5, 7 and 12 The motor is overheating: Cause and solution 4 or 10 The motor keeps starting and stopping automatically: Cause and solution 1, 4 and 109 Cause and solution:

1. Pump is blocked; switch off and take to after-sales service

2. Foot valve is blocked; clean or replace.

3. Water level is too low; check the suction height.

5. The water level has dropped too low; make sure that the suction height is

6. Blown fuse or thermal protection has tripped the pump; replace the fuse or

allow the thermal protection to cool down.

7. Fuse impeller is worn out; take the pump to your customer service

8. Foot valve is above the water level; make sure the suction hose is properly

9. Pump has not had enough time to prime; fill the pump housing with water.

10. Space is poorly ventilated; provide adequate ventilation and/or cooling.

11. Air in the system; seal connections and connectors properly.

12. Injector is clogged; take the pump to your customer service.