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Operating instructions for Waterfall NIAGARA Acrylic
Replacement of illuminants
The replacement of individual, defective LED diodes is not possible. The affected LED lamp must be removed and replaced. Please proceed as follows for the replacement of the LED
strip:
• Remove the rubber plugs on the left and right of the housing, remove the LED strip from the acrylic tubes and disconnect the plug connector of the lamp cable.
• Establish the plug connection using the new LED strip, then insert the LED strip into the acrylic tubes, lay the cable into the moulding intended for this purpose and press on
the rubber plugs left and right into the LED strip again to close both sides of the acrylic tube and for exact positioning of the LED strip.
Cleaning
Acrylic waterfall
Information: When cleaning the acrylic glass, it is important to avoid the material becoming electrostatically charged. An electrostatic charge attracts dust which can be wiped away,
but may possibly leave scratches. You can avoid electrostatic charging by cleaning and handling using an antistatic plastic cleaning agent; the acrylic glass will remain clean for a
longer period. Blind spots and scratches can be removed using a wax-free acrylic glass polish and repair paste.
• Prior to installation, check the acrylic waterfall to determine any soiling, e.g. sand or dust, with which the acrylic waterfall may have come into contact
during the installation work.
• Begin with weekly cleaning in order to ascertain and determine the optimum time intervals.
• Observe that no deposits of substances such as salt, dust, dirt, etc. form on or in the acrylic waterfall. During the process, observe the intermediate areas
(e.g. screw connections on the waterfall).
• Do not clean the acrylic glass using chemical cleaning agents, e. g. white spirit, thinner or acetone.
• These agents will soften the surface and leave permanent streaks on the acrylic glass. Do not use methylated spirits and glass cleaner either, because these do not remove
solid dirt particles (e.g. sand and dust).
• Do not process the acrylic glass using brushes, steel wool or other abrasive materials, and do not use mechanically rotating cleaning equipment,
as these will scratch the material surface!
• The acrylic waterfall should never be cleaned in direct sunlight or extreme temperature conditions, as stains may occur on the acrylic glass as a result.
• Observe that no cleaning and care agents get into the pool or pond water.
• Use a soft cloth (e.g. microfibre, cotton) for cleaning and care work in order to avoid scratching the stainless steel surface.
• To clean heavy soiling, the surface may become wet using a pressure cleaner or steam jet cleaner and subsequently sprayed. In case of stubborn soiling, a mild,
non-abrasive cleaning agent (washing-up liquid) can be mixed into the water.
• The correct dosage of chlorine or salt must be observed for swimming pool care. Excessive concentrations may attack the surface and leave permanent streaks
on the acrylic glass.
• Allow the water to circulate daily so that deposits do not form on acrylic parts in contact with the water.
• Check the acrylic waterfall during the annual preventative maintenance procedure.
LED illumination
Only use water and a soft cloth. Take care not to scratch or damage the glass of the LED diodes.
Maintenance and repairs
• Repairs are not possible if the cable of the LED lamps or the transformer is damaged. You may not continue using the affected part and it
must be correctly disposed of.
• Ensure that the pump, hose connectors and waterfall elements do not freeze. To do this, remove them in good time and store all components in a frost-free location.
Guarantee
problems caused by wear and tear.
Declaration of Conformity
Ubbink Garden BV declares in sole responsibility that the LED illumination of the product NIAGARA LED Acrylic fulfils the requirements of the European Directives 2006/95/EC
(low voltage) and 2004/108/EC (EMC). In particular, the following harmonised standards have been applied:
EN 60598-1:2008+A11; EN 60598-2-7:1989+A2+A13; ZEK 01.2-08/12.08
EN 55015:2006; EN 61000-3-2:2006; EN 61000-3-3:1995+A1:2001+A2:2005; EN 61547:1995+A1:2000