5)Once the stator is removed, you can also remove the impeller (3
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6)Once the motor is disassembled you can clean the parts with warm soapy water. Use a cotton bud or the Drinkwell® Cleaning Kit “Motor Brush” to get into the motor cavity and remove any
7)Once the parts are clean you can reassemble the motor for use.
a)Replace the impeller
b)Replace the stator
c)Replace the intake plate with the flow control knob attached to it.
THE FOUNTAIN AND YOUR ENVIRONMENT
If you live in a humid environment and have problems with mold or algae, soak all of the parts in a diluted bleach solution for about 10 minutes after regular cleaning. Use a 10% bleach and 90% water solution. Pour some of the bleach solution down into the motor cavity too. This is an excellent way to disinfect the fountain. However, you must be sure to rinse all the parts thoroughly in only water to remove all the chlorine.
If you have “hard water” you may start to see white mineral deposits on or down inside the pump. This may eventually prevent the impeller from turning properly. To avoid having to replace the pump, please take the following steps:
1.Clean the pump more frequently than you have in the past; or
2.Clean the pump with a vinegar solution (20% White Vinegar and 80% Water) and let the solution soak for several minutes down inside the motor cavity; or
3.Use bottled water instead of faucet water.
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