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USER MANUAL HW-P 810 Prowork
Please read these directions for use carefully and note their instructions. Use these directions for use to learn about the appliance, its correct use and essential safety precautions. Take suitable action to keep children away from the appliance. The user is responsible for the safety of third parties within the appliance’s radius of action. Before starting up the appliance, have a specialist check that the necessary electrical safeguards are installed. No persons are permitted in the pumped medium while the house waterworks is in operation. Use of the house waterworks at swimming-pools, garden ponds, shallow ponds, fountains and the like is permitted only in conjunction with an earth- leakage circuit-breaker (max. earth leakage 30 mA in accordance with VDE Regulations Part 702). Please ask your electrician. Carry out a visual inspection each time before you use the appliance. Never use the appliance if any of its safety devices are damaged or worn. Never deactivate any safety devices. Use the appliance only for the purpose described in these directions for use. You are responsible for safety within the appliance’s radius of action. Never repair a cable or plug damaged by external influences! The cable must be replaced by a new one. Have this work carried out only by a qualified electrician. Your mains voltage must match the voltage quoted on the rating plate of the house waterworks (230 V AC). Never lift, transport or fasten the house waterworks by its power cable. Make sure that the electric plug connections are positioned where they are safe from flooding and protected from moisture. Always pull out the power plug before carrying out any work on the house waterworks. Avoid exposing the house waterworks to a direct water jet. The user-owner is responsible for observing local regulations concerning the safety and installation of equipment. (Ask a qualified electrician if you are uncertain.) The user must take suitable precautions (e.g. installing an alarm system, a reserve pump or similar) to prevent damage resulting from flooded rooms caused by faults in the house waterworks. If the house waterworks fails, have it repaired only by a qualified electrician or your ISC Customer Service. Use only Einhell replacement parts. Never allow the house waterworks to run dry and never operate it with fully closed suction power. If the house waterworks is damaged due to dry running, the manufacturer’s warranty shall be cancelled.
The maximum temperature of the pumped medium should not exceed +35°C in continuous duty. It is prohibited to use this pump to convey combustible, gassing or explosive liquids. The pumping of aggressive liquids (acids, alkalis, silo leakage etc.) and liquids containing abrasive substances (sand) should also be avoided.
Applications Irrigation and watering of green areas, vegetable beds and gardens. Operation of lawn sprinklers. Drawing of water (with pre-filter) from ponds, streams, rain barrels, rainwater cisterns and wells. Supplying water to the house. Pumped media Clear water (fresh water), rain water or mild suds / service water.
4. Operating instructions
As a basic rule we recommend using a pre-filter and a suction set consisting of a suction hose, a suction basket and a non-return valve in order to prevent lengthy re-priming times and unnecessary damage to the pump by stones and solid foreign bodies. Anl. HW-P 810 04.12.2003 15:54 Uhr Seite 67
6. Electrical connections
Connect the appliance to a 230 V ~ 50 Hz socket-outlet with earthing contact. Minimum fuse 10 ampere. A built-in thermostat protects the motor from overloading and blocking. The pump is switched off automatically by the thermostat if overheating occurs and is switched on again automatically after cooling.
No matter whether the suction line is a hose or tube, it should have a minimum diameter of 1 inch. A diameter of 1 1/4“ is recommended for suction heads of over 5 m. Fit the intake valve (foot valve) together with the intake basket to the suction line. If this is not possible you will have to install a non-return valve in the suction line. Lay the suction line at an ascending gradient from the water source to the pump. Be sure not to take the suction line higher then the pump or the priming operation will be delayed and obstructed by air bubbles in the line. Fasten the suction and delivery lines so that they exert no mechanical pressure on the pump. The suction valve should lie deep enough in the water to rule out any dry running of the pump when the water level drops. A leak in the suction line will draw in air and obstruct priming. Avoid drawing in foreign bodies (sand, etc.); fit a pre-filter if necessary.
8. Connecting the delivery line
Attach the delivery line (min. 3/4“) either directly to the pump’s pressure line connection (1“ female thread) or via a threaded nipple. With the right couplings it is also possible, of course, to use a 1/2“ delivery hose. The smaller delivery hose results in a lower delivery rate. During the priming operation, fully open any shut-off mechanisms (spray nozzles, valves, etc.) in the pressure line so that the air can escape without obstruction.
Set up the house waterworks on a firm, level and horizontal surface. Fill the pump case with water through the delivery line connection. Priming is accelerated if the suction line is full. Tightly connect the suction and delivery lines. Close the delivery line. Connect up the pump - priming at max. suction head can take up to 5 minutes. The pump switches off when the switch-off pressure (3 bar) is reached. The pump switches on automatically when water is consumed and the pressure drops (switch-on pressure approx. 1.5 bar).
10. Maintenance instructions
The house waterworks requires by and large no maintenance. Nevertheless we recommend inspecting and cleaning the appliance in regular intervals to ensure that it serves you well for many years. Caution! Always disconnect the house waterworks from the power supply before carrying out any maintenance. To do so, pull the pump’s power plug out of the socket-outlet. If you are not going to use the house waterworks for a long time or wish to put it into winter storage, rinse out the pump thoroughly with water, empty it completely and store it in dry conditions. Be sure to empty the house waterworks completely if there is any risk of freezing temperatures. After a lengthy stoppage, switch the appliance on and off briefly to check whether the rotor turns. If the house waterworks becomes clogged, connect the delivery line to the water pipe and disconnect the suction hose. Now open the water pipe and switch on the pump for several times for approx. two seconds. In most cases this will remove the blockage. Inside the pressure tank is an expandable water sack and an air compartment whose maximum pressure should lie at approx. 1.3 bar. Pumping water into the water sack causes the sack to expand so that the pressure in the air compartment rises to switch-off level. If the air pressure is too low, you should raise it. To do so, unscrew the plastic lid from the tank and top up the pressure to the correct level using a tyre pump with meter at the valve.
11. Replacing the power cable
Caution! Disconnect the appliance from the power supply! If the power cable is defective, have it replaced by a qualified electrician. Anl. HW-P 810 04.12.2003 15:54 Uhr Seite 89
The motor fails to start Causes Remedies No voltage Check the power supply Pump impeller is blocked - thermostat has switched off Dismantle the pump and clean it The pump fails to draw in any water Causes Remedies Suction valve is not in the water Place the suction valve in the water No water in the pump compartment Fill water in the suction connection There is air in the suction line Check the suction line for leaks Suction valve has a leak Clean the suction valve Suction basket (suction valve) is clogged Clean the suction basket Max. suction head exceeded Check the suction head Insufficient delivery rate Causes Remedies Suction head is too high Check the suction head Suction basket is dirty Clean the suction basket Level of water sinks rapidly Place the suction valve deeper Pump output reduced by contaminants Clean the pump and replace worn parts The thermostat switches off the pump Causes Remedies Motor overloaded - excessive friction Dismantle the pump and clean caused by foreign bodies Prevent foreign bodies from being drawn in (filter) Caution! Do not allow the house waterworks to run dry.
13. Ordering replacement parts
Please quote the following data on all orders for replacement parts: Type of appliance Art. No. of the appliance Ident No. of the appliance Replacement part No. of the part required We wish to draw express attention to the fact that, in accordance with the Product Liability Law, we shall not be liable for any damage resulting from our appliances if said damage was caused by an incorrect repair, or if any parts were replaced by parts other than original Einhell parts or parts approved by us, or if the repair was not performed by the ISC Customer Service. Anl. HW-P 810 04.12.2003 15:54 Uhr Seite 910
The reprinting or reproduction by any other means, in whole or in part, of documentation and papers accompanying products is permitted only with the express consent of ISC GmbH.
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