Start Up - Scheppach GP1000 Jet LCD Traduction Des Instructions D'origine

Explanation of the display functions (fig. 3 - 14)
Power On
Automatic Mode
Time Mode
Time Now
Time On
Time Off
Time Mode NOT SET
Ever On Mode (Not
Recommended)

10. Start up

m Attention!
Always make sure the product is fully assembled
before commissioning!
m
NOTE!
The pump must be absolutely tight at the inlet and out-
let. Therefore, regardless of your chosen connection,
use a Teflon or any other sealing tape.
10.1 LCD display
The pump offers a range of setting options. You can
select one of the operating modes on the LCD display
(3) with the "MODE" button (4).
10.2 "Automatic Mode" (fig. 3 - 4.4)
1. Connect the pump to the power supply. The dis-
play shows "Power on" (fig. 3).
2. Press the "Mode button" (4) several times un-
til "Automatic mode" is displayed (fig. 4). Atten-
tion:The pump immediately starts. Please ensure
that the product is completely assembled.
3. When you operate your consumer attached to
the pressure line (e.g. nozzle, shower, toilet flush,
etc.), the pump switches on.
The water is pumped and the flow is marked on
the display with the letter "L" (fig. 4.1).
4. If the consumer is closed again, pressure builds
up in the pump. The display shows "P L" (fig. 4.2).
5. As soon as the maximum pressure is reached, the
letter "L" disappears (fig. 4.3).
Pump is connected to an
electrical power source
Pump is running
automatically
Setting the time and
operating time
Setting the current time
Setting the power-on time
Setting the power-off time
Current time has not
been set
Pump runs continuously,
not recommended
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6. The display then shows "Valve closed P" and the
pump switches off (fig. 4.4).
7. The pump starts again as soon as the consumer
is opened again.
10.3 Safety switch (only available in automatic
mode) (fig. 4.5)
m NOTE!
In automatic mode, the pump has a safety switch to
prevent it from running dry and causing the pump to
malfunction.
1. If the pump doesn't recognise any flow "L" and
any pressure "P", it continues pumping for 60 sec-
onds.
2. After these 60 seconds, the pump switches off for
20 seconds.
3. This process is repeated three times until the
pump stops completely.
4. The display now indicates that you need to check
the water supply:"Automatic Mode - Check Water"
(fig. 4.5).
- Place the suction line deep enough in the water
to prevent the pump from running dry if the wa-
ter level drops.
- Check the suction hose for leaks, to avoid suck-
ing air.
- Avoid sucking in foreign bodies (sand etc.).
10.4 Setting the time "Time Now", the power-on
time "Time On" and the power-off time "Time
Off" (fig. 3, 5 - 13)
1. Connect the pump to the power supply. The dis-
play shows "Power on" (fig. 3).
2. Press the "Mode button" (4) several times un-
til "Time mode" is displayed (fig. 5). After a brief
waiting time, "Time Now" appears in the display
(fig. 9).
Note: After a while, the display shows "Time Mode
NOT SET" if no time setting has been made (fig. 7).
3. Now press the "Set button" (5) to activate the time
setting (fig. 8).
4. Then, set the current time using the "Set button"
(5) for "+" and the "Mode button" (4) for "-" (fig. 9).
You can change the settings for hours and min-
utes with the "Check button" (6).
Note:00:00 (hh/mm)– 24h time mode.
5. Confirm your settings with the "Check button" (6).
6. To set the time when the pump is to switch on
"Time On", press "CHECK button" (6) again. (fig.
10)
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