![Maintenance](/images/new-backgrounds/55609/556097x1.webp)
Operating Instructions
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| Typical Thermostat |
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5. Avoid overtightening of check valve |
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after cleaning. (Refer to |
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| Overflow |
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Maintenance gudelines.) |
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6. Use constant voltage power source. |
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Do not plug into a device that runs |
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intermittently. |
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7. Locate model number and date |
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code on pump and take note of |
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them. |
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8. To assure proper performance, the |
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highest point of discharge line |
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| Typical Thermostat Connections of Appliance | ||||||||||
should be higher than 5’ off the |
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| NOTE: The alarm can be wired into the safety | ||||||||||
floor. |
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| switch at the normally open (“NO”) contact. | |||||||||||
9. Clean any debris in the pump |
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reservoir if necessary. | Figure 7 - Typical wiring diagram for pumps provided with safety switch | |||||||||||||
10. Do not handle the pump until you |
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have disconnected it from the | Maintenance |
| CLEANING CHECK VALVE | |||||||||||
power source. Follow all guidelines |
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for electrical safety discussed in |
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| 1. Disconnect discharge line from | |||||||
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General Safety. |
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| the pump is |
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| check valve (see Figure 8). | ||||||
11. Do not use a pump discharge pipe | unplugged before attempting to | 2. | Remove check valve with 9/16” | |||||||||||
smaller than the pump discharge | service or remove any component. This |
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| wrench. | |||||||||
pump is assembled in the factory using |
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size. |
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special equipment; therefore only | 3. | Visually check for obstructions or | ||||||||||||
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12. After installation, test pump to | authorized service dealers or qualified |
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| damage. | |||||||||
make sure that system is working | electricians should attempt to repair |
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4. | If check valve is not damaged, | |||||||||||||
properly. | this unit. Improper repair can cause an | |||||||||||||
electrical shock hazard. |
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| replace valve by | ||||||||||
13. Make sure that installation |
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CLEANING RESERVOIR AND |
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| Then tighten 1/2” turn with 9/16” | ||||||||||
conforms to all local and national |
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IMPELLER |
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| wrench. | ||||||||||
codes. |
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1. Unscrew two screws through |
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| Do not overtighten. | |||||||||
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14. Local codes may require the use of a |
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mounting brackets, and remove |
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condensate neutralizer when using |
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pump from wall, if mounted. |
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this pump. |
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2. Remove reservoir from deck by |
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| unscrewing the four screws located |
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| check valve | ||||||||
| at the corners of the reservoir cover. |
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| 3. Remove the impeller cover by |
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| unscrewing the five screws on the |
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| underside of the motor. Pull out the |
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| impeller shaft assembly. |
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| 4. Use a damp cloth to wipe off the |
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| gasket and the motor assembly. |
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| 5. Reassemble impeller to motor. Then |
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| reassemble reservoir to reservoir |
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| cover. |
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Figure 8 - Check valve
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