BIANCO PUMPZ HS Series User manual

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HS Series Submersible Commercial
Construction Pumps
BIA-HSA500 808479
BIA-HSM500 808480
BIA-HSA750 808481
BIA-HSM750 808482
Pump image is for illustration purposes only

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1. Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of a Bianco HS Series pump. The Bianco Pumpz brand is
synonymous with performance, dependability and reliability.
Bianco HS range is a new range of commercial construction submersible pumps suitable for de-
watering of construction sites and pumping ground or storm water from residential, commercial
and building sites.
The HS Series pumps are fitted with a urethane coated, semi vortex impeller plus agitator
withstand damage when pumping abrasive particles in certain applications.
The urethane strainer will handy the inevitable knocks
Great for light commercial applications the HS series is regularly used within residential areas for
storm water pits, basements drainage etc.
2. Key Features
Designed primarily for de-watering of construction sites and pits and any general dewatering
where there is abrasive material
•Automatic and Manual operation models available
•240V single phase motor with in-built auto reset thermal overload
•10m of H07RNF power cable
•Durable Industrial Grade Coating
•Stainless Steel Handle
•Corrosion resistant pump components
•Dual Mechanical Seal in oil bath, SIC/SIC, Carbon Ceramic
•Easy service (replaceable) round style float
•Urethane coated semi-vortex impeller allows pumping of suspended solids, sandy and
stringy material
•Agitator on the end of the pump shaft helps prevent air locking and clogging
•Versatile outlet connection
•Urethane strainer resists damage
•Can handle particles to 25mm x 10mm
3. Contents
1. Introduction .........................................................................................................2
2. Key Features .......................................................................................................2
3. Contents...............................................................................................................2
4. ISO 7010 Symbols used in this manual ..........................................................3
5. Warnings ..............................................................................................................3
5.1 Cautions ...............................................................................................................3
6. Technical Specifications ...................................................................................4
7. Electrical Connections ......................................................................................4
8. General installation notes.................................................................................5
9. Warranties – Terms and Conditions................................................................6
10. Trouble Shooting Guide.....................................................................................7

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4. ISO 7010 Symbols used in this manual
Warning - Electrical safety
Warning – Potential consequences of use outside of intended
application(s). Includes environmental condition warnings.
Mandatory warning
Warning to disconnect power
Read carefully
5. Warnings
Read the manual carefully before starting and retain for future reference.
Prior to starting installation or any maintenance the pump must be disconnected
from the power supply and pressure relieved from the system including
controller, pump and associated pipework.
Any changes or modification to the wiring must be carried out by suitably
qualified personnel.
A qualified electrician should correctly size and install circuit breakers to protect
the power supply. The fitment of additional surge protection is recommended.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be
supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
To avoid excessive thermal shock to the motor the pump should not start more
than 20 times in any one hour period.
Ensure that the installation will comply with all applicable local regulations.
5.1 Cautions
5.1.1 Minimise exposure to extremes of heat and cold. Operating range 2oC - 35oC
5.1.2 This pump is not suitable for use with spa or pool water
5.1.3 Running the pump without water or allowing the pump to run dry will damage the
mechanical seal and void the warranty.
5.1.4 Avoid situations where the pump could be exposed to corrosive liquids or gasses, or
to flammable materials, solvents etc.

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6. Technical Specifications
Voltage: 240V 50Hz Single Phase
HSA500
•Full load current: 2.8 amps
•Capacitor 15 uF
HSA750
•Full load current: 5.6 amps
•Capacitor 25 uF
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Designed to pump waste, sand, silt water
and water containing mild pollutants at
ambient temperatures., 2 - 35 degC
Never use this pump with
flammable or corrosive fluids
7. Electrical Connections
Always use an electrical outlet protected by Residual
Current Device (RCD) Safety Switch with a trip current of
30mA or less. A Safety Switch is required by Au/NZ
Standard AU/NZS 60335.1-2011.
The pump is supplied with a 10 amp rated lead and AS/NZ 3112
(Type 1) 3 pin male power plug for connecting to mains power.
Exercise care with the power cord. Route the cord carefully to
avoid potential snagging or chafing hazards.
Never lift the pump by the power cord or disconnect
from the power supply by pulling the cord.
Replacement floats are available:
HSA500 – PN 809476
HSA750 – PN 809477

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8. General installation notes
Never remove or lift a pump by its power cable. A rope or lifting chain must be
attached to the handle of the pump at the time of installation.
Automatic pumps with a float switch should be installed in a sump or pit of suitable size
for the float switches to operate correctly.
The float switch must be installed so the ON and OFF operating points can be
easily reached i.e. the float switch head must not be too close to the ‘p’ clamp.
The float switch must not be able to touch the base of the sump or pit as this could
prevent the pump from switching off and causing it to run dry.
No pump should be allowed to run dry.
BIANCO HS pumps can resist water ingress at submergence of up to 20 meters
The pump should operate on a level surface in a stationary position connected to either
fixed pipe work or flexible hose.
Motor Cooling
BIANCO HS series pumps rely on pit water for cooling of the motor.
The pumps can operate partially submerged for up to 10 minutes
however, operating the pump at very low flow i.e. high head or restricted
pipework may cause the motor to overheat and could cause catastrophic
failure.
Power Connection
A Power point (10amp) should be provided by a qualified electrician, and a residual
current device with a nominal trip current should be installed in compliance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 3000.
The pump is fitted with an automatic reset thermal overload device. This thermal
overload will switch the motor off in an overload situation and will automatically reset
when the motor has cooled down.
Excessive triggering of the thermal switch will shorten the pump life
expectancy
If the power supply cord is damaged, the pump should be returned to White
International or one of its Authorized Service Agents (list available on request) for repair
in order to avoid potential injury / electrical shock. Replacement floats are available.

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9. Warranties – Terms and Conditions
This warranty is given in addition to the consumer guarantees found within the Australian
Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) for goods purchased in Australia and the Consumer
Guarantees Act 1993 NZ for goods purchased in New Zealand:
1) White International Pty Ltd / White International NZ Ltd (White International) warrant that all products
distributed are free from defects in workmanship and materials, for their provided warranty period as
indicated on the top or opposite side of this document. Subject to the conditions of the warranty, White
International will repair any defective products free of charge at the premises of our authorised service
agents throughout Australia and New Zealand if a defect in the product appears during the warranty period.
If you believe that you have purchased a defective product and wish to make a claim under this warranty,
contact us on our Sales Hotline on 1300 783 601, or send your claim to our postal address or fax line below
and we will advise you as to how next to proceed. You will be required to supply a copy of your proof of
purchase to make a claim under this warranty.
2) This warranty excludes transportation costs to and from White International or its appointed service
agents and excludes defects due to non-compliance with installation instructions, neglect or misuse,
inadequate protection against the elements, low voltage or use or operation for purposes other than those
for which they were designed. For further information regarding the suitability of your intended application
contact us on our Sales Hotline on 1300 783 601. If you make an invalid claim under this warranty, the
original product will be sent back to you unrepaired.
3) This warranty refers only to products sold after the 1st January 2012, and is not transferable to another
product type and only applies to the original owner, purchaser or end user, and is in addition to the
consumer guarantees found within the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) for goods purchased in
Australia and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (NZ) for goods purchased in New Zealand.
4) Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are
entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably
foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to
be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. 2 YEAR WARRANTY
5) To the fullest extent permitted by law, White International excludes its liability for all other conditions or
warranties which would or might otherwise be implied at law. To the fullest extent permitted by law, White
International’s liability under this warranty and any other conditions, guarantees or warranties at law that
cannot be excluded, including those in the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), is expressly limited
to: (a) in the case of products, the replacement of the product or the supply of equivalent product, the
payment of the cost of replacing the product or of acquiring an equivalent product or the repair of the
product or payment of the cost of having the product repaired, is at the discretion of White International or a
3rd party tribunal elected under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) for goods purchased in
Australia and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (NZ) for goods purchased in New Zealand; and
6) To the fullest extent permitted by law, this warranty supersedes all other warranties attached to the
product or its packaging.
7) In the case of services, supplying the services again or the payment of the cost of having the services
supplied again, is at the discretion of White International or a 3rd party tribunal elected under the
Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) for goods purchased in Australia and the Consumer Guarantees
Act 1993 (NZ) for goods purchased in New Zealand. 8) Our warranty commences from the date of purchase
of the above mentioned pumps. Proof of purchase is required before consideration under warranty is given.
Record your date of purchase in the space below and retain this copy for your records.
Date of Purchase ..................................................Model Purchased ..............................................

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10. Trouble Shooting Guide
Fault
Cause
Remedy
Pump does not
start
No mains supply
Check that power is available at
the power socket and that it is
switched on
Blown fuse or tripped breaker Replace fuse or reset breaker
Impeller jammed Disconnect power and clean
impeller area
Thermal overload has been
activated
Allow the switch to reset itself
Float switch is in the down/off
position
Free the float switch and change
the position of the pump to
prevent this in future
Insufficient water level Float switch must be in the up/on
position (45° above horizontal)
No or low flow
Strainer or impeller blocked by
debris
Disconnect from power and
clean impeller area
Damage caused by abrasive
media
Pump may need to be serviced to
replace worn parts
Excessive friction loss or high
delivery head
Reassess if the pipe size and
pump is suitable for the
application
Pump does not
stop
Float switch is in the up/on
position
Free the float switch and change
the position of the pump to
prevent this in future
Possible faulty float switch
Pump may need to be serviced to
replace faulty part
Pump switches off
after short period Thermal overload has been
activated
Disconnect power and make sure
impeller is not clogged
Ensure water temperature is
below 35°C
Check the length of the power
supply cable/extension. Possible
voltage drop over long distance
Ensure the pump is not operating
at a very low flow or very high
head

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