
Operating Instructions and Parts Manual
Operation - Primary Pump | 4. The control box contains a multi- | 1. Let the pump cool for a minimum of | |||||
(continued) | colored indicator light. When AC |
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| power is present, the light will |
| the pump contains hot oil under | |
6. | The motor is equipped with an |
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indicate the charging state, and |
| pressure and the motor is hot. | |||||
| automatic reset thermal protector. |
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| not reflect actual battery voltage, | 2. | Disassembly of the motor prior to | ||||
7. | While the pump is draining the | ||||||
particularly with a defective | |||||||
| expiration of warranty will void the | ||||||
| pit, verify that the discharge | battery. In order for the indicator |
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| warranty. If repairs are required, | |||||
| piping is carrying the water to a | light to provide an accurate |
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| see troubleshooting chart. | |||||
| point several feet away from the | reading, steps “a” through “d” |
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| 3. Inlet should be kept clean and free | ||||||
| foundation. | must be followed. | |||||
8. | If pump discharge line is exposed to | a. Unplug main AC pump and the |
| of all foreign objects and inspect | |||
| annually. A clogged inlet will | ||||||
| freezing temperature, the exposed |
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| damage pump. | |||||
| line must be pitched to drain. | will sound for 30 seconds. |
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| 4. | Pump should be checked monthly | |||||
| Trapped water will freeze and | b. Lift and release the float switch | |||||
| damage the pump. |
| for proper operation. Pump can be | ||||
| to activate the standby pump. |
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c. When the pump stops, read the |
| briefly removing pump power cord | |||||
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| test light: |
| from the back of the water sensor | |
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| Green: Indicates battery is |
| plug and inserting directly into the | |
disconnect the power source |
| charged. |
| grounded outlet. In this condition, | |||
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| the pump will run continuously. | |||||
before attempting to install, |
| Yellow: Voltage is low, |
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service, relocate or maintain |
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| Once pump operation is verified, | ||||
| indicating battery is partially |
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the pump. Never touch sump pump, |
| replace pump power cord into the | |||||
charged. |
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pump motor, water or discharge piping |
| back of the water sensor plug. | |||||
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when pump is connected to electrical | Red: Battery is completely | 5. | Wipe water sensor surface regularly | ||||
power. Never handle a pump or pump | discharged or defective. | ||||||
| to prevent silt or other coatings | ||||||
motor with wet hands or when standing |
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d. Plug in charger and main AC |
| from building up on sensor face | |||||
on wet or damp surface or in water. |
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pump. |
| (see Figure 3). | |||||
Fatal electrical shock could occur. |
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| When AC power is out, and when |
| Working surface | |
| Risk of |
| pump has been running, the light |
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| of sensor to be | |||
electrical shock! This pump |
| will indicate battery status. |
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| kept free of | ||||
is supplied with a grounding |
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5. | A chirping sound from the control |
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conductor and grounding |
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| box will accompany the red light, |
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type attachment plug. Use a grounded |
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| indicating that the battery may |
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receptacle to reduce the risk of fatal |
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| require attention or replacement. |
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electrical shock. |
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Never cut off the round grounding |
| Voltage is only an indicator of |
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prong. Cutting the cord or plug will |
| battery condition and may not |
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void the warranty and make the pump |
| reflect the true condition of the |
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inoperable. |
| battery. See Maintenance for |
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1. Test Backup Pump operation by |
| instruction on assessing battery |
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| filling the sump with water while |
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| the main pump is unplugged. | 6. | A single | Figure 3 | ||
| If the Backup Pump operates | |||||
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| sound when power to the system | ||||
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| properly, plug the charger into |
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| is interrupted. The unit will reset | Maintenance - | |||
| the GFCI protected outlet to begin |
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| automatically when power is |
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| charging the battery. |
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2. | After installation, the standby |
| sound every time the pump starts. |
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| disconnect the power source | |||||
| pump will start when the water | Maintenance - Primary Pump | ||||
| before attempting to install, | |||||
| level rises above the depth that the |
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| service, relocate or maintain | ||
| primary pump should start. |
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| Always | the pump. Never touch sump | |||
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3. | The control box has a DC charger |
| pump, pump motor, water or discharge | |||
disconnect the power source | ||||||
| designed to shorten the recharging | piping when pump is connected to | ||||
| before attempting to install, | |||||
| time of your battery, and to prevent | electrical power. Never handle a pump | ||||
| service, relocate or maintain | |||||
| overcharging. In addition, the | or pump motor with wet hands or when | ||||
| the pump. Never touch sump pump, | |||||
| standing on wet or damp surface or in | |||||
| control box has a time delay which | |||||
| pump motor, water or discharge piping | |||||
| water. Fatal electrical shock could occur. | |||||
| keeps the pump from repeated, | when pump is connected to electrical | ||||
| 1. | Once a month, check battery | ||||
| short cycles when it shuts off. This | power. Never handle a pump or pump | ||||
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| time delay feature will allow the | motor with wet hands or when standing |
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| pump to run | on wet or damp surface or in water. | 2. | Unplug the wall charger. | ||
| switch reaches the off position. | Fatal electrical shock could occur. |
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