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Switch position II
Automatic operation for pond
and cleaning
A. After switching on, the
B. Motor stops after approxi-
C. Auto Start after 30 seconds.
D. Repetition (A) and (B) to
Operation as a pond vacuum
DANGER! Danger to life due to electrical
shock! When working with electrical units,
never stand in water or reach into the water!
Ensure that the unit is set up on a dry sur-
face and is not in danger of tipping over.
– Set up the unit at least 2 m away from the edge of
the pond, a maximum of 0.5 m above the water
level and ensure that it is safe from flooding.
Note: The higher the unit is above the level
of the water, the worse the suction perfor-
mance (maximum suction height: ► Techni-
cal data – p. 21).
– Screw the cap (13) off the run-off connection (2)
– Screw the drainage hose into the run-off connec-
tion (2) in such a way that the reflux cap (closed
hose end) is located at the outlet of the drainage
hose.
– If required, fit the supplied fine filter sack over the
end of the drainage hose (► P. 4, item 4).
– Place the run-off hose on the floor at an angle so
that the dirt collection container is able to drain of
its own accord.
– Turn on the unit, the switch (4) to position [II].
– Guide the pond brush (12) along the bottom of the
pond. In doing so, suck off the silt with slow and
even movements.
– When the dirt collection container is full, switch
the unit off. The dirt water runs off via the run-off
hose.
Note: When the dirt collection container is
full, a float closes the suction opening and
the engine will operate with increased revo-
lutions.
– Immediately switch off the unit and
empty the dirt collection container.
Vacuuming liquids
NOTICE! Risk of damage to the unit!
When foam starts to form, liquid is expelled
or the dirt collection container is full, immedi-
ately switch the unit off.
– Screw the cap (13) firmly onto the drain nozzle (2)
Error/Fault
Device does not work.
Vacuum result is not sufficient.
20
motor will suck for 30 sec-
onds.
mately 30 seconds to drain.
OFF (0)
Cause
Device is faulty?
No power supply?
Press the On/Off switch is set to [0]? Turn on the unit.
The reflux cap (closed end of drain-
age hose) is stuck with something?
– Insert the foam filter (► Inserting the foam filter –
p. 19).
– Turn on the unit, the switch (4) to position [I].
Note: When the dirt collection container is
full, a float closes the suction opening and
the engine will operate with increased revo-
lutions.
– Immediately switch off the unit and
empty the dirt collection container.
Vacuuming dust
► P. 4, item 5
– Remove the engine housing
– Slip the dust sack (16) over the vacuuming hole.
– Turn on the unit, the switch (1) to position [I].
Blowing
– Connect the vacuuming hose (6) to the blow con-
nection (8).
– Turn on the unit, the switch (4) to position [I].
Cleaning and maintenance
Cleaning overview
After each use
What?
Clean the vacuum pipe
and hose.
Empty the dirt collection
container.
Clean the foam filter.
Regularly and according to the operating condi-
tions
What?
Clean the device.
Troubleshooting
What to do when something doesn't work...
DANGER! Risk of injury! Unprofessional
repairs may mean that your unit will no
longer operate safely. This endangers you
and your environment.
Malfunctions are often caused by minor faults. You
can easily remedy most of these yourself. Please
consult the following table before contacting the ven-
dor. You will save yourself a lot of trouble and possibly
money too.
Remedy
Contact the service partner.
Check the cable, plug, and the fuse.
Clear the stuck material from the
cap.
How?
1–2 l of clean water
should be vacuumed to
clean the system out, al-
low remaining water to
drain from the vacuum
hose.
Remove the engine unit,
empty the container and
allow to dry if necessary.
Wash the filter our with
clean water, allow to dry
well.
How?
Wipe the unit with a damp
cloth.
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