Direct E-14 User manual

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E-10 & E-14 Spa Circulation Pump Instruction Manual
Installation, Operation and Warranty
E-10 circulation pumps
E10-NSHNDNN2W-05
E-14 circulation pumps
E14-NSTNDNN2W-01
Resellers - Please ensure that the pump owner receives a copy of this manual
Warning
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities, 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 they do not play with the appliance.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order
to avoid a hazard.
Unpacking
When unpacking the unit, inspect carefully for any damage that may have occurred in transit. Check for loose, damaged or
missing parts. Any problem - contact either the supplier purchased through, or spatex immediately. Do not attempt to repair or
modify in any way or warranty may be void.
Installation
These pumps have been evaluated and authorised for water use only in spa / pool applications.
Ensure the power source is correct: 220v-240v, 50 / 60Hz
Maximum operating head pressure for E-10 & E-14 pumps - 2 bar.
Maximum water temperature - 60 degrees C.
Ensure installation is in a clean, dry, weather & humidity protected location with adequate air ventilation. Ensure the power cord
is run in such a way that any water that may get on it, cannot run down the cord to the motor. This unit cannot be submerged -
ensure it cannot flood.
Protect cords from sharp objects, hot surfaces; avoid kinking or coiling of the cord. Replace damaged cords immediately.

Locate pump as close as possible to the fluid source thus making the suction line as short and direct as possible, using tubing on
the suction that cannot collapse, such as a reinforced type.
Support the tubing independently of the pump. Use clamps to secure and seal the tube to the pump.
These pumps are liquid lubricated. How they are mounted, and water condition/quality are important.
Thoroughly clean and flush the system before installing the pump
Plumbing valves, fittings, etc. should be positioned to avoid leakage onto the pump.
Ensure plumbing is designed and installed in such a way that the pump will fill with water when the plumbing system fills, to
avoid air locking and dry running.
If replacing an older Laing SM9xx series circulation pump, ensure that any inline strainer is removed prior to installing an E-10.
The increased flow of this pump through a restriction in the suction (such as a strainer) can result in pump starvation and dry
running damage.
Mounting
For installation purposes, the arrows on the side of the pump housing indicate the direction of water flow through the pump.
Ensure the pump and piping is adequately supported. Do not mount the motor above the wet end. Correct orientation of the
pump includes mounting horizontally or vertically with suction facing upward only. The pump can roll on its foot (E-10) to allow
different angles of discharge alignment. Do not position with discharge port lower than inlet / suction port. This helps prevent
air locking.
Ensure the pump mounting is secured to a solid base with pan head self tapping screws.
Operation
Completely fill the plumbing system before operating the pump. Do not start the pump until the plumbing system has been
filled. Make sure isolation valves are fully open and the pump is flooded with water.
Purge air from the plumbing system prior to operating the pump. This can be achieved by loosening the plumbing connection at
the pump to allow any air present, to escape.
These 2 steps are very important. The pump can never be allowed to run dry as this can severely damage the pump and will void
warranty.
Operate the pump. Ensure water is pumping through the plumbing system. Turn off immediately if no water is flowing within 30
seconds. Once running correctly, recheck after 5 minutes to ensure continued proper operation.
It may be necessary to open a discharge valve, port or fixture to ensure all air is purged. The pump should be running quietly. If
gurgling is heard, it may mean that air is still in the system. Turning the pump on and off several times will generally clear
remaining air. If gurgling noises persist, recheck and purge the system (note that ozone injection can make a gurgling sound at
the injector and not be a pump issue).
Dry run protection. Pump motors are fitted with dry run protection to preserve the MOTOR. If a dry run condition occurs, the
motor will stop and restart numerous times in the attempt to purge air. This does not guarantee protection of the wetend /
rotor bearing as dry running will cause failure NOT covered by warranty. This dry run motor protection prevents motor failure
provided it’s addressed when noise is audible from the pump. If left unchecked it can result in seizure and windings or electronic
failure. A failed rotor only, due to dry running or chemical / water condition damage, can be ordered from spatex and replaced
rather than a complete pump. If the windings or electronics are damaged, a replacement pump is required.
*Dry running is a term referring to operation of the pump with insufficient water flow or a lack of water present, resulting in
overheating.
Trouble Shooting
Motor will not start or run:
Improper electrical connection, blown fuse or circuit breaker, loose or broken wiring, foreign object stuck in impeller, motor
failure, dry run motor protection has operated.
Pump will not prime:
leak, kink or obstruction in suction line, pump is worn, dirty / blocked filter
Little or no discharge:
Air in pump, suction blockage, head to high, blockage in pump, pump not running, dirty / blocked filter

Noisy operation:
Air in pump housing / dry running, worn rotor bearing, debris in pump. TURN OFF IMMEDIATELY when noise is detected and
contact the supplier. This may prevent terminal failure of the pump.
Warranty
spatex warrants E-10 & E-14 (hereafter stated as the 'pump') shall be free from defects in materials & workmanship for a period
of 18 months from date of supply to OEM/wholesaler/resellers or 12 months from date of purchase to the end user, whichever
period ends first.
All pump warranty claims are subject to pump return to spatex for inspection to determine CAUSE OF FAILURE before any
warranty repair or replacement can be approved. All claims should be directed to the place of purchase in the first instance.
If the pump is found to be defective with a manufacturing fault within the warranty period, the pump will be repaired or
replaced, or in the case of wholesale or OEM customers a credit will be issued.
This warranty is void if the pump is altered or modified in any way by any person other than spatex, (including cord replacement
/ alteration) or if the product is not installed and used in accordance with these instructions, or if the pump has been subjected
to misuse, abuse, or neglect, including CORROSION OR WEAR CAUSED BY CHEMICAL ACTION or dry running. The pump is for use
in water applications in the spa / pool industry only. Use of this pump with any other medium or for any other application will
void warranty. This warranty is void if the pump label / identifying marks have been altered, defaced, or removed. spatex liability
under this warranty shall be limited to the repair and /or replacement at spatex discretion, of any pump, or part thereof without
charge including freight. Freight of the pump under claim is the responsibility of the sender and the current amount of freight
charged for outbound freight will be credited to the customer in compensation once a warranty claim is approved. It is expressly
understood & agreed that spatex shall not be liable or responsible for any costs incurred for labour, services, transportation, or
any other charges that may arise in connection with the removal of the pump and/or installation consequential (including but
not limited to, incidental or consequential damages for lost profits, lost sales, injury to person or property, or any other
incidental or consequential loss) resulting from the use or the inability to use the pump, and the user agrees that no other
remedy shall be available to it. The maximum liability under this warranty shall not exceed the spatex contract price of the
pump. In order to receive warranty consideration, the pump must be returned prepaid to spatex from the person/business that
made the original purchase, together with proof of purchase, reason for return, and description of installation & operating
conditions (photos may be requested). For warranty to be considered, all pumps returned to spatex must comply with the
following: (1) must have been originally sourced / purchased & fully paid for, through spatex;(2) must have prior spatex
authorisation and shipped with an Returned Goods Authority (RGA) number provided by spatex; (3) must be sent prepaid;(4) be
returned as supplied, with original cord still attached, and; (5) must be accompanied by warranty claim supporting
documentation. No pump will be accepted by spatex until the above requirements are satisfied. spatex's liability under this
warranty shall be in lieu of all warranties of fitness and in lieu of all warranties of merchantability. Before using, the user shall
determine the suitability of the pump for its intended use, and the user assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection
therewith. No-one is authorised to make any warranty of representation other than as described above, and buyer and/or user
may not rely on any other warranty or representation.
spatex will not cover any pump that was not purchased through spatex under this warranty. E-10 & E-14 pumps sourced through
alternate suppliers such as imported spa manufacturers, must have warranty processed through their respective suppliers. Such
pumps carry no Australian Approval unless covered under that manufacturers 'complete spa approval'.
Pumps returned for warranty claims that have warranty rejected are subject to freight & administration charges for return to
the customer.
All pumps or components repaired / replaced under warranty are surrendered to spatex.
Common pump failure causes that are NOT warrantable:
Dry running - operating the pump without sufficient water or flow will cause the bearing surfaces to overheat resulting in
irreparable damage to the carbon seal on the rear of the rotor and possible motor can damage. This in NOT warranted.
Chemical overdosing or imbalance, in fresh & salt applications (poor water quality) - the abrasive nature of water chemistry in
these situations results in the irreparable corrosion / wear of the bearing surfaces and motor can - This is NOT warranted.
Physical damage and rodent damage to pump / cords is NOT warranted. Nor is submersion or any other non manufacturing
defect.
Water entry to the motor - pumps are to be protected from water entry from flood, rain, or penetration in any way, including

cable gland.
Alterations including power cord replacement not carried out by spatex that results in failure of the pump.
Generally wet end failure is due to incorrect chemical care, dry running, use or installation and NOT warranted.
Motor / electronics manufacturing defects resulting in pump failure ARE warranted where no wet end damage is evident.
In the event of a wet end only failure, NOT covered by warranty, spatex at its discretion may supply repair components at
nominal cost and will assess labour & freight charges for assessment and/or repair at nominal cost.
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