Blu Grande User manual

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Grande™
IMPORTANT – RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE – READ CAREFULLY
Please check the contents of the boxes before attempting to assemble this product. A full checklist of parts is in this
instruction booklet. Check it very carefully. In the unlikely event that any components are damaged or missing, please
contact our customer service hotline at 407‐270‐8111.
This pro uct is very heavy. Take extreme care when lifting to avoi personal injury or amage to the pro uct. We
recommen that two people assemble this pro uct.
This product contains small items and plastic bags. Please be a are of the danger to young children.
No tools necessary for assembly.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

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I entification of Components
Carefully identify and count all components as sho n belo . Photos may very slightly from hat you receive.
NOTES ON POSITIONING YOUR FOUNTAIN
a. Try to position your fountain near an electrical outlet. If being placed outdoors, please use a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) outlet. Position the base ith the pump cord exiting on the left. See Step 3 for further
information regarding this.
b. When considering the location of your fountain, please consider making it easily accessible for maintenance (e.g.
adding ater, performing regular maintenance, etc.).
c. Consider the surface on hich your aterfall ill be placed. Make certain that the area is flat, smooth, and level.
D.
Pump
Cor
Strain
Relief
E.
F.
Rock
Tray(s)
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Mirror/Slate
Mo els
A.
Water
Pump
B.
Water
Filter/Flow
Valve
Assy. C.
Bag
of
Rocks
Water
Gui ing
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Section 1 ‐ Initial Prepping
Your Gran e fountain is fully assemble on the shipping pallet.
Step 1.1 Carefully remove all packing and rapping. For transport to the designated installation area it may be
easier to remove the panel from the base. This ill enable you to move each piece independently to avoid
any damage.
Step 1.2 Place the base in the selected area. Make certain that the area is flat, smooth, and level. The hole for the
electrical cords ill be near the rear of the base. This is the back of the base for Center Mount or Rear
Mount models.
Section 2 – Pump Installation
Step 2.1 When you decide the location of the Grande it is important to place the reservoir ith the plug exiting the
left side. See Step 3.1 for further information regarding this. Locate the Water Pump (A) and install the
Water Filter / Flo Valve Assembly (B) by simply threading it into the pump exhaust port as sho n in Fig.
2.1A, if not already connected. Place the assembled Water Pump (A) and Water Filter / Flo Control Valve
Assembly (B) into the base as sho n in Fig. 2.1B.
Fig 2.1 A Fig 2.1 B

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Step 2.2 Take the pump plug from the left side and insert it through the hole in the base as sho n in Fig. 2.2A. We
suggest leaving some slack in the cord inside the base. Locate the Cord Strain Relief (C) in the base. Clip
the cord into the Cord Strain Relief (C) as sho n in Fig. 2.2B. This ill secure the cord.
Section 3 – Panel an Base Assembly
Step 3.1 Before installing the panel in the base, you must first establish the front/flo side of the unit, if not already
installed. This is easy for stone/mirror units, ho ever, for clear glass models the front/flo side can be
easily determined by the visibility of the PVC Disperser Bar. The PVC Disperser Bar can only be seen on
the front/flo side of the panel. After you have established the front/flo side, carefully slide the panel
into the base as sho n in Fig. 3.1. As noted in Step 2.1, the base should be placed ith the cord exiting
the left. Note that the panel has plumbing connections on one side at the bottom. Be sure to place the
panel in the base ith the plumbing connections on the right. This ill allo you to connect the plumbing
from the panel to the Water Pump (A) and Water Filter / Flo Control Valve Assembly (B) that you placed
in the base in Step 2.1. Be careful not to stand the uprights on the Water Pump (A) or the cord.
Step 3.2 Once the panel is placed inside the base, turn the thumbscre s using hand-applied pressure to secure the
panel as sho n in Fig. 3.2.
Step 3.3 Hand fasten the assembled Water Pump (A) and Water Filter / Flo Control Valve Assembly (B) into the
quick connect / hose coming out of the panel as sho n in Fig. 3.3.
Fig 2.2 A Fig 2.2 B

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Fig. 3.1 Fig. 3.2 Fig. 3.3
Section 4 – Operating Your Fountain
Step 4.1 After filling the fountain ith ater, before turning on your fountain, make sure the Flo Control Valve
(B) is in the “closed” position as sho n in Fig. 4.1. We advise the closed position so that you can adjust
the ater flo as described in step 4.3. If started in the fully open position a surge of ater ill flo that
may splash. Note: Too much or too little water flow will cause dripping and splashing. Water level must
be maintained at least 2” above the Water Pump (A . If the water level drops below the top of the pump,
damage to the Water Pump (A may occur.
Fig. 4.1
Fig
4.2

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Step 4.2 You can no plug in your Water Pump (A) into your designated GFCI electrical outlet. Be sure to move to
Step 4.3 immediately as the pump ill begin operation as soon as you plug it in and running ithout ater
flo for more than momentarily could damage the Water Pump (A).
Step 4.3 Slo ly open the Flo Control Valve (B) and ater ill begin flo ing do n the panel ithin seconds. As
ater begins to flo do n the panel, slo ly open the valve further until there is good ater coverage.
Sometimes there is a “break in” period of a fe moments for the ater to cover the entire surface. If
there are “dry” areas on the glass/mirror you can use Water Guiding Pad (F) provided as sho n in Fig. 4.2.
You can guide/rub the dry areas ith the Water Guiding Pad (F) and then guide the ater to those areas
to ensure that ater flo s do n the entire face of the panel evenly. Tip: Make sure when guiding the
water with the Water Guiding Pad (F that your elbow is facing upward while guiding/spreading the
water across the panel during startup. This will prevent water from running down your arm.
Step 4.4 Place the Rock Tray(s) (D) and Rocks (E) in the base as sho n in Fig. 4.3 and Fig. 4.4.
Fig. 4.3 Fig. 4.4
Do not attempt to move the feature once it is fille with water. Maintain the water level by filling at least 2” above the
Water Pump (A) at least once per week. Waterfalls that are place near air con itioning vents an intakes will evaporate
at a faster rate. Don not operate if low on water. If har water is a problem in your area the use of istille water will
guarantee the best results. It is recommen e to rain the fountain once every three months an refill with clean water.
It may be necessary to wipe the insi e of the base with a clean cloth to remove any buil up. Clean the Water Filter (B),
locate between the Water Pump (A) an the Flow Control Valve (B), regularly to avoi loss of water pressure. Clean
the glass surface as nee e with glass cleaner, being careful not to get cleaning agents in the water.

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Blu orld HŌMelements Fountain Warranty
Blu orld HŌMelements
products are arranted against defects that render it unfit for its reasonably intended use. This
Warranty is not extended to cover use of the product for a purpose other than as intended, and if the product is used
unreasonably, or for purposes other than as intended, or if it is altered, modified by a party other than Blu orld
HŌMelements, then the Warranty shall be null and void. Our manufactured products are arranted for a period of 1 year
against defects. This 1 year arranty covers all fountain metal ork, finish, LED lighting and other performance issues. All
pumps and pump/light electrical combinations are arranted for a period of 6 months. The fountain and pump arranties
are in effect beginning from the date of sale to the original retail purchaser and the rights under this Warranty are limited
to the original retail purchaser. Blu orld HŌMelements
ill upon ritten notification thereof, take commercially
reasonable steps to correct such defects (see "manufacturers defects belo "), at Blu orld HŌMelements’ sole discretion,
by suitable repair, replacement, or refund. Blu orld HŌMelements
ill not be responsible for the installation, labor or
any other costs or expenses related to the re-installation of a arranted part, and such expenses are not covered by this
arranty. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR OTHER WARRANTY OF QUALITY, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, EXCEPT FOR
THE WARRANTY OF TITLE AGAINST PATENT INFRINGEMENT. Corrections of nonconformities, in the manner and for the
period of time provided above, shall constitute fulfillment of all liabilities of Blu orld HŌMelements
to any Dealer ith
respect to the goods, hether based on contract, negligence, and strict tort or other ise. Blu orld HŌMelements
contract sales personnel, including but not limited to authorized Dealers and Resellers (collectively, "Sales Personnel), are
not authorized to make arranties about Blu orld HŌMelements
merchandise.
ORAL STATEMENTS DO NOT CONSTITUTE WARRANTIES. Oral statements made by Blu orld HŌMelements
employees or
other Sales Personnel shall not be relied upon by a Dealer or client and shall not become part of any contract for sale.
The entire sales contract bet een a Dealer or client and Blu orld HŌMelements
ill be set forth in the invoice and/or
accompanying or reference documents provided by Blu orld HŌMelements
to the Dealer or client or Sales Personnel.
No other arranties are given beyond those set forth in those documents. Please be a are that you may have valuable
rights under the state la in hich you reside. Some of the provisions of this Warranty may be prohibited by your state
la in hich case your state la ill govern and control. Some states do not allo the exclusion or limitation of incidental
or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Some states do not allo limitations
on ho long an implied arranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific
legal rights, and you may also have other rights hich vary from state to state.
Our experience has sho n that in practically 100% of incidents that any defect is apparent ithin a eek of installation
and use. Appearance defects should be noticed upon unpacking the fountain. We have found that finishes have 'failed'
due to poor maintenance, local ater conditions ith minerals affecting the finish, attempts to clean ith harsh chemicals
or abrasive pads being used. Performance of ater flo , spitting, and other "leaks" are usually caused by debris getting
into the fountain, buildup of minerals, algae from poor ater or lack of maintenance. Pumps can also fail due to ater
levels not being maintained in the reservoir and this is not covered by the arranty.

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Manufacturers Defect defined - A distinct and obvious fla in the manufacturing of the product that inhibits the product's
ability to function properly or a distinct and obvious fla in the orkmanship of the product that affects its physical
appearance. Blu orld HŌMelements
ater features are manufactured under generally accepted manufacturing
techniques as recognized by the International Organization of Standardization. Our products are handmade and hand
finished thus minor scratches in materials ithin accepted ranges are not considered defects.
Slate- Many of our products contain natural slate. Slate can vary to a large degree and that individuality is hat is
considered to be unique and inherent to the beauty of the natural product as no t o are exactly alike. Photos in our
marketing materials are representative of our slate products but should not be relied on to duplicate the photo. We use
natural mined slate in our products. Personal taste in the appearance of slate is not considered a reason for a return.
Acts of Nature- Many of our products are rated for Indoor/Outdoor use hich translates to their ability to function in
varying climates. This does not entail that they ill ithstand acts of nature such as hurricanes, tropical storms, hail,
tornadoes, freezing temperatures, etc. Blu orld HŌMelements is not responsible for any damage to the products or
surrounding structures, landscaping, or vehicles caused by an act of nature.
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