Getting Started; Placing Out Of Operation - Conrad 55 12 00 Notice D'emploi

9. Getting Started

Take note of the safety instructions in chapter 5 as well as all other instructions in these
operating instructions.
• First separate the mains plug of the clear water pump from the mains socket:
• Select the desired operating mode (manually or automatically, see chapter 6).
• Connect the pressure hose to the outlet opening of the clear water pump and place the latter in an appropriate
location in the water. When placing the pump in a well for example, attach an appropriate rope to the retainer of
the pump first.
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See chapter 8.
• Make sure that all hose connections are tightened properly.
• Open a possibly existing stop valve of the mounted hose.
• Connect the power plug to a proper power socket.
• If the manual operating mode is selected (float switch inserted on the side to the clear water pump), or if the clear
water pump is in the water and the floating switch has released, the water pump starts to run right away.
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It might take a moment for the water to be pumped, as air must be discharged from the pump first.
• In the automatic operating mode, the clear water pump is switched off via the integrated floating switch as soon
as the water level sinks below a certain level.
• Disconnect the mains plug from the mains socket in order to deactivate the clear water pump if the latter is not
needed any more.

10. Placing Out of Operation

If the clear water pump must be disconnected from the hose (for ex. for cleaning, maintenance or for storage in winter),
then proceed as follows:
• Disconnect the water pump from the power supply, pull the mains plug from the mains socket.
• Remove the pump from the water.
• Remove the hose slowly from the pump to allow water to escape (if necessary, provide an intercepting tank).
• In winter, store the water pump in a dry space that is protected against frost.
Think of emptying the hoses installed outdoor in order to avoid frost damages; open possibly mounted water taps.
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