Operating Instructions and Parts Manual
Operation (Continued) | Maintenance | 2. Disassembly of the motor prior to | |||||||||
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2. With the cover removed, add water |
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| control switch operation. | supply before attempting to install, | 3. Inlet should be kept clean and free | ||||||||
3. | Also, test alarm switch if installed. | service, relocate or perform any |
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maintenance. If the power source is out |
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4. | Secure and seal basin cover. | of sight, lock and tag in the open (off) |
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| application. Failure to do so could result | 4. Pump should be checked monthly | |||||
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Do not run your pump in a dry sump. | |||||||||||
electricians should repair this unit. |
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| oil the motor. A | 1. Let the pump cool for a minimum of | cooling. This oil can be harmful to | ||||||
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special oil has been put in the motor | the environment. Check the state | ||||||||||
housing at the factory. Use of any other | two hours before servicing because | environmental laws before disposing | |||||||||
oil could damage the pump and WILL | the pump contains hot oil under | this oil. | |||||||||
void the warranty. | pressure and the motor is hot. |
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Pump #1 | Pump #2 |
Discharge | Discharge |
High Water Level
On Level
Alarm
Level
Low Water Level 
Off Level 
Figure 5 - Simplex System
Figure 6 - Duplex System
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