Gardena 6500 SP manual Applications Range of Your Gardena Dirty Water Pump, Contents, Intended use

GARDENA Dirty Water Pump 6500 SP / 8000 SP / 13000 SP

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Translation of the original instructions from German.

Please read these operating instructions carefully and observe the notes given. Use the instructions to familiarise yourself with the dirty water pump, its correct use, and the notes on safety.

For safety reasons, children under 16 as well as persons not familiar with these operating instructions should not use this dirty water pump.

	v Keep these operating instructions in a safe place.
Contents	1. Applications Range of Your GARDENA Dirty Water Pump . . . .		11
	2.	For Your Safety	12
	3.	Initial Operation	13
	4.	Operation	14
	5.	Cleaning	15
	6.	Trouble-Shooting	15
	7.	Storage	16
	8.	Technical Data	16
	9.	Service	17

1. Applications Range of Your GARDENA Dirty Water Pump

Intended use	GARDENA Dirty Water Pumps have been designed for private use
	around your house and garden. They are predominantly destinated
	for drainage after flooding, transfer of liquids, draining containers,
	taking water from wells and shafts, draining boats and yachts as
	well as for water aeration and circulation for a limited period of
	time.
Liquids to be pumped	Liquids which can be handled by the GARDENA Dirty Water
	Pumps are the following: clean and slightly contaminated water,
	swimming pool water (prerequisite is the recommended dosage
	of additives) and soapy water.
	GARDENA Dirty Water Pumps are able to convey dirty water con-
	taining particles with a diameter of up to 25 mm (for model 6500 SP)
	or 30 mm (for model 8000 SP / 13000 SP).
	The pumps are fully submersible (waterproof sealed) and can be
	submerged down to a depth of 9 m into the liquid.
Please note
	The GARDENA Dirty Water Pumps are not designed for con-
	tinuous operation (e.g. continuous circulating operation) in a
	pond. Your pump’s life will be shortened correspondingly
	by such operation.
	Corrosive, easily combustible or explosive substances
	(e.g. gasoline, petroleum, nitro thinner), fats, oils, salt-water
	and waste water of toilets and urinals must not be pumped.
	The temperature of the liquid handled should not exceed 35°C.

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