The pump switches on and off because of a leak. If the
➔ Pump and suction hose |
are not filled up with the |
G
➔ The pump switches on and |
off because of a leak. If the |
11. Recommended Accessories
pump switches on and off more than 7 times within 2 minutes, the
control unit issues a warning via flashing LEDs and the motor switches itself off. Note: The pump can only be restarted by “re-plugging”.
Finding Faults
Important! Unplug the pump. Check the pump for possible faults such as:
➔ Faulty or leaking back-flow |
preventer at the end of the |
suction hose |
liquid to be pumped |
➔ Backflow valve switch set |
to position 2 and was not set |
to position 1 once the pump |
began pumping |
➔ Suction hose end is not sub- |
merged into the liquid |
➔ Outlet too low |
➔ Suction hose or connections |
are not water-tight |
➔ Suction filter clogged |
➔ Air cannot escape on delivery |
side since release points are |
closed etc. |
➔ Delivery pipe or consumer are |
not water-tight |
pump switches on and off more |
than 7 times within 2 minutes, |
the control unit issues a warn- |
ing via flashing LEDs and the |
motor switches itself off. |
Clear the fault. Plug in the pump in order to start again operation of the pump.
Shouldn’t the pump start prim- ing, although you have repeat- edly pressed the RESET button, please contact one of our GARDENA Service Centres (addresses you will find on the rear side).
GARDENA Suction Hoses Kink- and vacuum-resistant, sold by the metre with 19 mm (3/4”) or 25 mm (1”) diameter without fittings or in fixed length, complete with fittings.
GARDENA Suction Hose Fittings (art. no. 1723/1724)/ Suction Filter with Backflow Preventer (art. no. 1726/ 1727/1728)
To equip suction hoses sold by the metre.
. GARDENA Pump
Preliminary Filter, art. no. 1731 Recommended for pumping sandy liquids.
art. no. 1730, recommended for pumping sandy liquids and higher water quantities.
. GARDENA Bore Hole
Suction Hose, art. no. 1729 For vacuum-resistant connec- tion of the pump to boreholes or pipe networks. Length 0.5 m. With 33.3 mm (G 1) female thread at both ends.
12. Trouble-Shooting
9. Operation Hints
Problem | Probable cause | Remedy |
| | |
Pump motor runs, | Leaks at suction side. | Eliminate leak. |
Don’t use the power cable | . |
for carrying the pump or for | |
plugging off. Protect the | |
power cable from heat, oil | . |
and sharp edges. | |
Please unplug the pump | |
after operation and before | |
carrying out any mainte- | . |
nance works. | |
In order to avoid dry-running | |
of the pump, take care that | |
the end of the suction hose | . |
is always submerged into | |
the liquid. | |
The temperature of the liquid to be pumped must not exceed
35 °C.
Sand and other abrasive sub- stances in the liquid cause increased wear and reduce the pump’s output.
The pump is not designed for continuous operation (e.g. industrial application, continu- ous circulating operation). The minimum flow rate is
90 I/h (= 1.5 I/min). Watering accessories with lower rate must not be operated.
. When using the pump for pres- sure intensification, the max. permissible internal pressure of 6 bar (on the delivery side) must not be exceeded.
The to be increased delivery pressure and the pump pres- sure sum up.
Example: pressure at the water tap 1.5 bar, max. pressure of the GARDENA Pressure Tank Unit 4000/4 electronic plus 4.2 bar, total pressure 5.7 bar.
but delivery capacity | Suction filter at the suction hose | To adjust the flow rate of the |
is totally or partly sucked free. | suction side to the delivery side, |
or pressure suddenly | | reduce the flow rate at the pump’s |
decreases. | | delivery side G. Observe min. |
| | flow rate (see section 9). |
| | |
| Suction filter or backflow | Clean filter or backflow preventer. |
| preventer clogged. | |
| | |
| Turbine clogged. | Unplug and clean the turbine |
| | (see point 10). |
| | |
Pump doesn’t deliver water. | Leaks at suction side. | Eliminate leak. |
| | |
Pump switches on and off | Dirt has collected on the | 1. Remove manometric switch |
continuously if liquid is | impeller. | from pump. |
drawn at a rate greater than | | 2. Return valve set to position 2. |
10. Maintenance, Care, Storage (ill. B/C)
400 l/h. | 3. Rinse manometric switch |
Attention! Disconnect Athe plug from the mains before carrying out any work on the pump!
A turbine clogged by contamina- tion can be released by using a screwdriver to turn over the turbine axle B (observe the arrow on the casing indicating the direc- tion of rotation). If this is not pos- sible any more, the turbine space can be cleaned by opening the
screws 9 and removing the casing cover 0.
The turbine A can be removed if necessary, by using a screw- driver to hold the turbine axle B in place while loosening the turbine A with a ring spanner at the same time.
When assembling, take care that the parts are re-assembled cor- responding to the sequence of the disassembly.
Before the first frost sets in, the pump should be drained via the water drain screw 1. Store it protected from frost.
To empty the Electronic Mano- metric Switch 5 put the rotary switch C in position 2 and open the water drain screw 1.
| Pump doesn’t start or | No power. | Check fuses and electric connec- |
| suddenly stops during | | tions. |
| operation. | | |
| Circuit breaker has cut out the | Disconnect at the mains and clean |
| |
| | pump because of overloading. | the turbine (refer to “Maintenance, |
| | | Care and Storage”). Observe |
| | | max. liquid temperature (35 °C). |
| | | |
| | Electric failure. | Send the pump to one of our |
| | | GARDENA Service Centres. |
| | | |
| | Electronic Manometric Switch | First disconnect the plug |
| | calcified. | A at the mains! Then lower |
| | | the pressure, e. g. by opening |
| | | a consumer. |
| | | Decalcify the Electronic Mano- |
| | | metric Switch. Unplug it, discon- |
| | | nect the pressure hose / pressure |