4. Operation
Automatic operation:
Manual operation:
The float switch turns the pump on automatically when the water level exceeds the
The float switch turns the pump off again as soon as the water level falls below the
1.Stand the pump on a firm surface
– or –
use a rope attached through the bore hole in the carrying handle to immerse the pump in a well or shaft.
During automatic operation, ensure that the float switch can move freely.
2. Plug the power cable into a mains socket.
Adjusting the
(Minimum depth for switching on and off, see 8. Technical Data.)
➜Push the cable of the float switch into the float switch lock
.
Do not select a cable length that is too long or short to ensure that the float switch can turn on and off properly.
The cable length between the float switch and the float switch lock must always be at least 10 cm.
•The shorter the length of cable between the float switch and the float switch lock , the lower the
To ensure that the pump can draw in water, the level must be above the minimum water level at
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The pump remains constantly in operation because it is switched |
on manually by raising the float switch.
1.Stand the pump on a firm surface
– or –
use a rope attached through the bore hole in the carrying handle to immerse the pump in a well or shaft.
2. Plug the power cable into a mains socket.
3. Fix float switch vertically above the pump (with the cable at the bottom).
As long as the float switch is positioned vertically above the pump, the pump will operate regardless of the water level.
The minimum residual water depth (see 8. Technical Data) is only achieved in manual mode because the float switch already switches off the pump before this when in automatic mode.
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