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Submersible Pump
Art. no. 18-3062, model SP350C-UK / Art. no. 30-9761, model SP350C
Art. no. 18-3063, model SP750DW-UK / Art. no. 30-9762, model SP750DW
Please read the entire instruction manual before using and save for future use.
We apologise for any text or photo errors and any changes of technical data.
If you have any questions concerning technical problems please contact our
Customer Service Department (see address on reverse.)
Safety
- Always use a residual current device (RCD or RCCB) which trips at <30 mA between
the pump and the power supply.
- Always inspect the pump before using it, especially the power lead and plug. Never
use the pump when damaged.
- If the mains lead is damaged it must only be replaced by a qualified technician.
Contact our Customer Service Department.
- Make sure that any electrical connections (extension lead, RCD, etc.) are placed in a
dry place and protected from overflowing water and floods.
- Do not expose the mains lead to extreme heat, oil or sharp edges.
- The pump is not designed for continous use.
- Protect the pump from frost.
- The pump is suitable for pumping clean or muddy water with a maximum particle
size of 5 mm for 30-9761 and 35 mm for 30-9762, swimming pool water or washing
water. Bear in mind that sand and other abrasive substances will increase the wear
and tear and reduce the capacity of the pump.
- The pump must never be used in a swimming pool or bath if people or animals are
still in the water.
- The pump is waterproof and submersible to a depth of max. 7 m for 30-9761 and 8 m
for 30-9762.
- Make sure that the pressure head does not exceed 7m for 30-9761 and 9 m for
30-9762.
- The pump must not be used in corrosive, flammable or explosive liquids such
as petrol, kerosene or thinners. Neither must the pump be used for grease, oil,
saltwater, urine or toilet sewage water.
- The temperature of the pumped liquid must not be greater than 35˚C.
- Dry-running should be avoided, as this soon wears the pump out. Turn the pump off
as soon as water has stopped coming out of the hose.
- Avoid running the pump with the discharge outlet closed for more than ten minutes.
- The pump has a built-in thermal motor protection and automatically shuts off when it
overheats. The motor starts again automatically when the motor has cooled.
- If chlorinated water, such as swimming pool water, has been pumped, clean water
should be pumped afterwards to rinse out the pump.
