Flotec FPDC20 User manual

OWNER’S MANUAL
BDWWHU\ Backup System

Safety 2
Important Safety Instructions
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS - This manual contains
important instructions that should be followed during
installation, operation, and maintenance of the product.
This is the safety alert symbol. When you see this
symbol on your pump or in this manual, look for one of the
following signal words and be alert to the potential for
personal injury!
indicates a hazard which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury. indicates a hazard
which, if not avoided,
can result in death or serious injury. indicates a hazard
which, if not avoided,
can or may result in minor or moderate injury. NOTICE
addresses practices not related to personal injury. Carefully
read and follow all safety instructions in this manual and
on pump.
Keep safety labels in good condition. Replace missing or
damaged safety labels.
To avoid risk of serious bodily injury due to electrical shock
or burns and property damage due to flooding, read the
safety instructions carefully before installing pump.
Battery acid is corrosive. Do not spill on skin,
clothing, or battery charger. Wear eye and head protection
when working with battery. Connect and disconnect DC
output terminals only after removing the charger from the
AC outlet. Never allow the DC terminals to touch each other.
Hazardous Voltage. Can cause severe or fatal
electrical shock. Do not plug in or unplug battery charger
while standing on a wet floor or in water. Be sure one hand
is free when plugging in or unplugging charger. If basement
floor is wet, disconnect power to basement before walking
on floor.
Risk of flooding. Do not run pump dry. To do
so will damage seals and can cause leaking
and property damage.
Follow local and/or national plumbing and electrical codes
when installing the system. A ground fault circuit
interrupter (GFCI) is recommended for use on any
electrical appliance submerged in water. Use this system
only for backup sump pump duty in a residential
application. It is not designed as a primary sump pump.
Do not lift pump by electrical cord.
Risk of electrical shock. Do not lift the pump
by the electrical cord; lift pump only by the discharge pipe,
lifting ring or handle on the pump. Lifting by the cord can
damage the cord.
Pump clear water only with this pump.
Pump is permanently lubricated at the factory. Do not try to
lubricate it!
Keep battery charger and battery box off of the floor and in
a dry, cool, well ventilated area.
NOTICE: If a Carbon Monoxide (CO) sensor is installed, it
must be at least 15 feet away from battery charger in order
to avoid nuisance CO alarms. Please refer to your CO
detector’s installation guidelines for more information.
To avoid danger of fire or explosion, keep sparks and flame
(pilot light) away from battery.
Maximum vertical pumping distance is 14 feet (4.3M) for
Model FPDC20.
Make sure sump is clear of debris. Debris can damage the
pump which can result in flooding.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The battery backup sump system is not a substitute for your
primary sump pump. It is designed to temporarily backup
your primary sump pump during a power outage or other
problem which prevents normal operation of the primary
pump. Do not use this system to pump flammable liquids or
chemicals. Pump clear water only with this pump.
Keep the battery charger dry and protected from damage.
This system is designed to work with a deep cycle sealed
maintenance free lead-acid AGM battery. It will also work
with a flooded lead acid battery. Gell and Sealed flooded
lead acid batteries are not recommended. In an emergency
(such as an extended power outage) which depletes the
system deep cycle battery, your automobile battery may be
temporarily substituted. Be sure to replace the system deep
cycle battery as soon as possible. Use of an automobile
battery instead of a deep cycle battery in this system will
significantly reduce the system’s total performance.
Automobile batteries are not designed for this type of
application and will be quickly ruined by the repeated
charge/discharge cycling. NOTICE: This system is not
designed for applications involving salt water, brine, or
where fish may be present! Use with these will void
warranty.
California Proposition 65 Warning
This product and related accessories contain
chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer,
birth defects or other reproductive harm.
BASIC TOOLS AND PARTS NEEDED
(Purchase Separately)
Channel locks or large adjustable pliers
Tape measure
Socket wrench or 5/16” nut driver
Side cutters
Hacksaw (to cut PVC pipe)
Medium size pliers
Slotted screwdriver
Installation 3

Phillips head screwdriver
Pencil or marker
PTFE pipe thread sealant tape
PVC glue (solvent weld)
PVC pipe cleaner
Cloth towel
Plastic fittings
Check valve(s) - 1 or 2 depending on installation 38-120
Ampere-Hour Storage or Deep Cycle Battery Required
Battery Capacity:
For best results, use the following AGM Storage Batteries:
Part
Amp-Hour
Gal/Charge
at 10’
Approx Run
Time
BAT40
40
3000
4.5 Hours
BAT75
75
7000
10.3 Hours
•Unit equipped with dual battery capability
•Maximum amp-hour: 120
NOTICE: The charger will not fully charge batteries with
excessive amp hour ratings without resetting system.
BATTERY BACKUP SYSTEM (BBU)
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
NOTICE:
•Install this system during a time when the primary pump
will not be needed. Gather all supplies before starting.
Read all warnings and installation steps before you
start.
•Be prepared for water to leak from the coupling or
piping when disassembling or cutting the discharge
pipe. Protect system components, tools and supplies
from getting wet. Dry any work areas that get wet.
NOTICE: Study pages 4-6 to determine which installation
method will be best for you. The “Separate Discharge”
(Figure 2, Page 4), installation is recommended.
NOTICE: Check your local codes and ordinances regarding
waste water disposal (especially when running the pump
discharge outside the house) before you start. The
installation must conform to all legal requirements. If
possible, install the BBU so that the discharge goes directly
outdoors (separate discharge pipe from the primary sump
pump discharge pipe). If this is not a practical option, see
the “Common Discharge” (Figure 3, Page 4) option.
NOTICE: For ALL installations, once the installation is
complete, run both the primary sump pump and the BBU
through at least one complete cycle to make sure that
everything operates correctly.
Personal injury and flood hazard. Do not turn
the pump on until all the fittings are glued and the glue has
dried. Loose fittings can explode off of pipes and cause
personal injury and flooding.
Risk of electrical shock. At the circuit breaker or
fuse box, turn off the electrical power to the sump pump
before beginning this installation. Setup
1. Locate the high water level in your sump pit (the water
level at which the existing (primary) sump pump starts -
see Figure 1). Turn off power to pump and mark this
point on the discharge pipe with a pencil or marker.
2. Drain the sump pit as far as possible without running
the pump dry. Do this by:
A. Piggyback switch: Unplug the pump and switch from the
outlet, then unplug the pump from the piggyback
switch. Reset the circuit breaker or reinstall the fuse
and plug the pump directly into the outlet. The
pump will start. Drain the pit and unplug the pump.
OR
b. Nopiggyback switch: Reset the circuit breaker or reinstall
the fuse and use a non-conducting broom handle or
stick to raise the float switch; the pump should
start. Drain the pit and then release the switch.
3. When the pit has drained, turn off (open) the circuit
breaker or remove the fuse again to avoid electrical
shock while working on the installation.
Figure 1: Mark pipe at ‘start’ water level

Installation 4
Common Discharge
NOTICE: In this installation, if the Primary Sump Pump (PSP) does not
have a check valve installed below the wye, you MUST install a check
valve for the PSP as shown. This prevents backflow of water into the
sump from the Batter Backup Unit. Check Valve Flapper(s) must swing

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discharge pipes.
Figure 3: Typical installation with common
discharge pipe.
INSTALLATION (Typical): Separate Discharge Risk of electrical shock. Can shock, burn, or kill.
Unplug the primary sump pump before beginning this
procedure.

Installation 6
NOTICE: Allow for overlap when cutting piping and run a trial
(dry) fitting before you glue.
1. Use PTFE pipe thread sealant tape on male ends of
discharge pipe. Thread the 1-1/4” x 1-1/2” elbow (supplied)
onto the discharge. When tight, the elbow must point up.
2. If possible, install the Battery Backup Unit (BBU) on the
floor of the sump; be sure that the two pumps do not touch
each other and do not interfere with switch operation.
NOTICE: If debris or gravel is present in the bottom of the
sump pit that could get sucked up into the pump, set both
the primary sump pump and the BBU up on bricks or cinder
blocks to prevent clogging.
3. If the sump is too small to allow both pumps to sit on the
bottom of the sump, install an angle bracket on the primary
sump pump’s discharge pipe with stainless steel hose
clamps. Mount the backup pump on the angle bracket. See
Figure 1, “Separate Discharge”.
4. Cut a piece of 1-1/2” PVC pipe to reach from the backup
pump discharge elbow to about one (1) foot above the
basement floor. This is the lower discharge pipe.
5. To prevent airlocking the pump during operation, drill a
1/8” hole in the lower discharge pipe about 2” above the
bottom of the pipe (below floor level).
6. Install FP0026-10 check valve (purchase separately) on the
upper end of the pipe. Tighten the hose clamps securely.
BE SURE that the flow arrows point UP (away from the
BBU). If they point down, the valve will not pass water and
the pump will not work.
7. Cut a short length of 1-1/2” PVC pipe for a riser pipe and
clamp it into the top of the check valve.
8. Install a U74-68 Hose and Clamp Assembly on the top of
the riser pipe. For 1-1/2” pipe, remove and discard the
short piece of 1-1/4” hose in the Hose and Clamp
Assembly. Leave the hose clamps loose and slide the
Assembly down below the top of the riser pipe.
9. Determine where you want the discharge to exit the
basement. At that point, drill the necessary holes (large
enough to have clearance for a 1-1/2” pipe) to allow you to
run the discharge pipe from above the sump to the
outdoors.
10. Install the horizontal discharge pipe. Install a 90° elbow on
the inside end but do not glue.
11. Cut another short piece of 1-1/2” PVC for the Upper
Discharge Pipe to run from the top of the riser pipe up to
the 90° elbow. Be sure to allow enough overlap for the glue
joint in the elbow.
12. Do a trial fit with NO GLUE, installing the 1-1/2” upper
discharge pipe in the 90° elbow and the upper discharge
pipe in the vertical end of the 90° elbow. The upper
discharge pipe should just fit between the riser pipe and
the elbow.
13. Risk of fire and chemical inhalation.
Whenever using PVC primer and PVC cement, follow the
glue manufacturer’s instructions.
14. Make sure that the BBU will clear the primary sump pump
and its switch. If there isn’t room for both pumps to sit on
the floor of the sump, the BBU will have to be raised
(depending on your particular situation).
15. Clean, prime and glue the upper discharge pipe into the
90º elbow. When the glue has set, slide the Hose and
Clamp Assembly up to cover the joint and tighten all the
hose clamps.
16. Install the Battery Backup Switch as shown, 1” above start
water level of primary pump. Fasten it to the pipe with
cable ties.
17. Tape the pump cord to the riser pipe so that the plug
cannot fall into the sump.
18. Go to “BBU WIRING AND SETUP” (Page 8) for wiring
instructions.
19. Once all wiring is complete, fill your pit with water and
verify that the PSP removes the water and the BBU doesn’t
run. Then, unplug your PSP and refill your pit with water.
Verify that the BBU pump removes the water.
20. Make sure that the power is on to both pumps, and your
system is ready to use.

Installation 7
INSTALLATION (Typical): Common Discharge
Risk of electrical shock. Can shock, burn, or kill.
Unplug the primary sump pump before beginning this
procedure.
NOTICE: Allow for over lap when cutting piping and run a trial
(dry) fitting before you glue.
NOTICE: If there is no check valve in the primary sump pump’s
discharge, you will need to install one. You must also install one
in the BBU’s discharge pipe (Figure 3, Page 4). Make sure that
the check valve flow arrow points AWAY from the pump it is
protecting.
1. Use PTFE pipe thread sealant tape on male ends of
discharge pipe. Thread the 1-1/4” x 1-1/2” elbow (supplied)
onto the discharge. When tight, the elbow must point up.
2. If possible, position the BBU on the floor of the sump; be
sure that the two pumps do not touch each other and do
not interfere with switch operation. NOTICE: If debris or
gravel is present in the bottom of the sump pit that could
get sucked up into the pump, set both the primary sump
pump and the BBU up on bricks or cinder blocks to prevent
clogging.
3. If the sump is too small to allow both pumps to sit on the
bottom of the sump, find a raised position that doesn’t
interfere with the PSP switch.
4. Cut a piece of 1-1/2” PVC pipe to reach from the backup
pump discharge elbow to about one (1) foot above the
basement floor. This is the lower discharge pipe.
5. To prevent airlocking the pump during operation, drill a
1/8” hole in the lower discharge pipe about 2” above the
bottom of the pipe (below floor level).
6. Install FP0026-10 check valve (purchase separately) on the
upper end of the pipe. Tighten the hose clamps securely.
BE SURE that the flow arrows point UP (away from the
backup pump). If they point down, the valve will not pass
water and the pump will not work.
7. Cut the discharge pipe for the primary sump pump (PSP)
above the union and check valve (if any). Make this cut
about 18” above the top of the BBU’s riser pipe with the
backup pump sitting as installed.
8. If the PSP does not have a check valve installed in the
discharge pipe, install one now.
9. Cut a length of discharge pipe for the PSP to fit between
the check valve and a 45° slip wye. Be sure to allow for the
overlap needed for gluing joints.
10. Install the 45° wye on the PSP’s discharge pipe.
11. Install a 45° elbow on the 1-1/2” BATTERY BACKUP
discharge pipe.
NOTICE: You may need to insert a piece of straight pipe
between the elbow and the wye. If so, use a standard 45°
elbow. If you do not need to insert a piece of straight pipe
between the elbow and the wye (elbow goes directly into
the wye), use a 45° slip street ell.
12. Fit the upper discharge pipe to the upper end of the wye.
NOTICE: It is good practice to cut a short length of pipe to
go into the wye and install a union on the pipe. Continue
the discharge pipe from the outlet side of the union. This
will allow easier removal of the system for cleaning or
service. A U74-68 Hose and Clamp Assembly can be used
for this.
13. Make sure that the BBU will clear the primary sump pump
and its switch. If there isn’t room for both pumps to sit on
the floor of the sump, the BBU will have to be raised
(depending on your particular situation).
14. Do a trial assembly to make sure that everything is going to
fit. This may require a helper to assist in holding everything
together while you check the fit without glue. Mark all
joints before gluing.
Risk of fire and chemical inhalation. Follow the
glue manufacturer’s instructions regarding fire hazards and
ventilation when using PVC solvents, primer, and cement.
15. Take all the pipe apart, clean all joints, and then
reassemble the system, gluing it with PVC primer and glue.
16. Install the Battery Backup Switch as shown, 1” above start
water level of primary pump. Fasten it to the pipe with the
cable ties provided.
17. Tape the pump cord to the riser pipe so that the plug
cannot fall into the sump.
18. Go to “BBU WIRING AND SETUP” (Page 8) for wiring
instructions.
19. Once all wiring is complete, fill your pit with water and
verify that the PSP removes the water and the BBU doesn’t
run. Then, unplug your PSP and refill your pit with water.
Verify that the BBU pump removes the water.
20. Make sure that the power is on to both pumps, and your
system is ready to use.

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Battery Requirements
BATTERY REQUIREMENTS
Hazardous electric current. Can cause severe
burns and start a fire if the battery terminals are short
circuited. Install the battery in the battery case. To prevent
accidental shorting across battery terminals, close and latch
the battery case securely. Do not leave the battery
uncovered.
Do not allow children to play around the battery
backup system installation.
The performance of your backup sump pump depends on
the battery used with it for power. We recommend using our
BAT40 or BAT75. You can also use a group 24M or 27M Deep
Cycle battery. They will provide acceptable performance and
will stand up well to long periods of little or no use.
This system is designed to work with either a sealed lead-
acid AGM battery or a flooded lead-acid battery. Use of a
true Gell Cell (often confused for AGM) or a standard
automotive battery with this charger is not recommended.
An automotive battery may require charging after only 1-2
hours of continuous use, and the repeated charging cycles
may cause early plate failure in the battery.
Use only lead-acid batteries. This unit is not designed to use
with Li-Ion, NiMh, NiCAD, Liquid Polymer, etc.
Use only the recommended battery or one of the same type
and size so it will fit in the battery box (maximum size: 13”
long x 7” wide x 10” tall (330.2mm x 177.8mm x 254mm)
including terminals) and supply enough voltage for full
performance.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
Severe burn hazard. An acid-filled standard
lead-acid battery contains sulfuric acid. Avoid contact with
skin, eyes or clothing.
NOTICE: To protect the battery case from chipping and
gouging, do not let the battery sit on a concrete floor. Install
the battery on a shelf or protective pad (plywood, 2x4s, etc.).
Always install the battery in a dry location that is protected
from flooding.
Pre-Qualification Test –1 and 2
Charger is charging at a very low level to try to bring a dead
battery back to life. If the battery is taking too long, try
resetting the charger once or twice (push the ‘SYSTEM TEST’
and ‘SILENCE ALARM’ buttons together to reset the charger).
Special Features:
The charger is equipped with reverse battery, short circuit,
and “runaway charge” protection.
Possible Problems and Remedies
1. Wrong Battery Voltage Reconnect charger
to a 12 volt battery.
2. Reversed Battery Connections
Check all connections. The negative (black) on the
battery must connect to the negative (black) on the
charger, and the positive (red) on the battery must
connect to the positive (red) on the charger. Reversing
the battery connections will cause the ‘SYSTEM ALERT’
and ‘SILENCED AUDIBLE ALARM’ LEDs to flash.
3. Thermal Runaway Condition
“Thermal Runaway” is the technical term for the
condition of the battery when some (or all) of the cells
have deteriorated to the point that they won’t take a
charge. In this case, replace the battery. 4. Charge Time
Monitor –1 and 2
Battery took too long to complete its charge. The
“Charge Time Monitor” will shut down the charger after
84 hours of continuous charging.
Possible causes are:
A) Pump ran for a long period of time during charging,
or
B) Battery is too large for the charger (including several
batteries connected in a parallel circuit).
Excessive Battery Drain
Pump may have run for a very long time, discharging the
battery. In this case:
1. If 115VAC power is OFF, the charger shuts down until
the power comes back on, but the pump will run as long

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as the battery charge lasts. You may need to replace the
battery afterwards.
2. If 115VAC power is ON, the charger/controller continues
to try to charge the battery at a charging rate of .5 AH
until the battery charge is more than 20%, at which
point the charger will resume charging at a rate of 2 AH.
3. If the pump is running and the AC power is on, you may
need to stop the pump to allow the battery to charge.
Follow the battery manufacturer’s recommendations for
maintenance and safe use of the battery.
1. Connect the positive (+) charger/controller lead wire
(red) to the positive (+) battery terminal (red). Connect
the negative (–) charger/controller lead wire (black) to
the negative (–) terminal (black) on the battery. If you
are using two batteries, use the set of optional terminals
and connect the second battery. Use lead wires (not
included) to connect the positive (+) charger/controller
terminal to the positive (+) battery terminal and the
negative (–) charger/controller terminal to the negative
(–) battery terminal.
2. The backup pump leads are polarity sensitive; connect
the positive pump lead to the terminal labeled Pump ‘+’
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and the negative pump lead to the terminal labeled
Pump ‘–’.
NOTICE: If the leads are reversed, the pump will run
backward and not pump water.
3. The float switch leads are not polarity sensitive; connect
the float switch leads to the ‘Float Switch’ tabs on the
charger/controller.
4. Test the float and the pump by lifting and holding the
float. The ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED will light continuously and
the buzzer will beep steadily. The
Figure 5: The battery input is inside the battery case.
Support the case when opening it. The support must be
at least 4” thick.
pump should start after 3 seconds. If the pump does
not run, check all the connections and remake them as
necessary.
5. To stop the pump, lower the float; after 25 seconds the
pump should stop, the ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED should
flash, and the buzzer should beep.
6. With the pump operating, test the ‘SILENCED ALARM’
button; hold for one second; release. The ‘SILENCED
AUDIBLE ALARM’ LED should illuminate and the buzzer
should stop sounding. To reset the buzzer (allow it to
sound) and extinguish the ‘SILENCED AUDIBLE ALARM’
LED, press the ‘SILENCE ALARM’ button again for one
second.
Depress the ‘SYSTEM TEST’ button; hold it for one
second; release. The ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED should stop
flashing.
Wiring •Setup
NOTICE: During normal operation, the flashing ‘PUMP
STATUS’ LED indicates that the pump has run in your
absence.
7. Press and hold ‘SYSTEM TEST’ button. All LEDs will light up,
pump will run and buzzer will sound. Release the button
and LEDs should go off, pump should stop, buzzer should
stop.
8. The ‘BATTERY STATUS’ LED indicates the battery capacity
when the A.C. power is off.
A. Continuously ON - the battery voltage is above
10.9 Volts Direct Current (10.9VDC) and 4. capacity is
above 20%.
B. Slow Beep/Slow LED Flash - the battery’s
capacity is between 0 and 20%.
LED Display and Control Buttons
C. Fast Beep/Fast LED Flash - the battery is severely
discharged. The battery will continue to charge (as
long as the 115V AC power to the charger is on) at
the rate of .5 AH until the battery’s charge is above
20%.
When the first warning occurs (slow beep/slow flash),
you will have approximately 2 hours (or less) of pump
operation left. The actual time of operation will depend
on the condition of the battery and may be as little as
15 minutes.
Connect the Power Supply cable (supplied) to the
Charger/Controller’s Power Input jack.

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NOTICE: When the unit is first plugged in, or when it first receives power from the battery, the ‘BATTERY STATUS’ LED will
flash for 3 seconds.
NOTICE: To activate any Control Button, press and hold it for 1 second.
LED Display
TABLE II –Operating Code Displays (LEDs Lighted Continuously or Flashing)

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TABLE III –LED Function Displays (LEDs Lighted Continuously)
Control LED:
Continuous Illumination Indicates Normal Operation:
AC Power
AC power is present.
Pump Status
The float switch has been activated. The LED remains on (flashing) after the pump has
stopped. Depress the ‘SYSTEM TEST’ button to reset it.
Silenced Audible Alarm
Audible Alarm has been silenced. Press and release the ‘SILENCE ALARM’ button to reset
(activate) the audible alarm and turn OFF the LED.
Charging
Indicates that the battery is charging –see Table II, above.
Battery Status
A. Continuous ON - the battery voltage is above 10.9 Volts DC and capacity is above 20%.
B. Slow Beep/Slow LED Flash - the battery’s capacity is below 20%, and voltage is
between 8.2VDC and 10.9VDC.
C. Fast Beep/Fast LED Flash - the battery has been discharged to less than 8.2VDC.
System Alert
Flashing (in unison with the buzzer) indicates that the charger has entered ‘Failure
Mode’. Press the ‘SYSTEM TEST’ and ‘SILENCE ALARM’ buttons to reset it. NOTICE: If the
source of the failure is not corrected, the charger will reenter “Failure Mode”. See Table
IV for error code information.

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LED Display
TABLE V –Control Button Functions
Control Button:
Result of Pushing Button:
System Test
Pump starts and all LEDs light up.
Will reset the ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED.
When pushed with the ‘SILENCE ALARM’ button, the Charger/Controller microprocessor resets and
error code resets.
Silence Alarm
Toggle; Prevents the audible alarm sounding. Press and release to reset.
Light
Toggles the flood light on the Charger/Controller on and off.
System Reset
Press and release ‘SYSTEM TEST’ and ‘SILENCE ALARM’ to reset system.
Troubleshooting

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Pump won’t run:
Check all the wiring connections.
Check for a low or defective battery.
Check that the automatic switch is free to move up and down.
Press the circuit breaker reset button on the control panel.
Motor hums but pump won’t run:
Check for low or defective battery.
Pump runs but pumps very little or no water:
Make sure a check valve is installed and functioning between the
primary pump discharge and the Battery Backup wye.
Check for an obstruction in the discharge pipe.
The discharge pipe length and/or height exceeds the capacity of the
pump. See Table VI, Page 11, for pump capacity.
Check for a low or defective battery.
The Positive (+) and negative (–) pump wires are reversed. Disconnect
them and reconnect correctly.
Pump cycles too frequently:
The check valve located between the discharge of the primary pump
and the Battery Backup wye is not installed or is not working properly.
Install an auxiliary check valve (see Pages 5 and 6) or replace the
existing check valve as required.

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Repair Parts
Key No.
Part Description
Part Number
1
DC Backup Pump
PS17-118
2
1-1/4 FNPT x 1-1/2 Slip Elbow
U78-1012
3
Float Switch
PS17-2003
4
Charger/Controller
PS217-1521
5
Battery Case (Complete)
PS17-1512
6
AC Adaptor
PS17-2008
7
11” x .14” Plastic Cable Tie
*
* Purchase separately.
** If pump fails, replace entire system.
Optional
Batteries
*Sold Separately
Key No.
Part Description
Part Number
X
AGM 75A-Hour
BAT75
X
AGM 40A-Hour
BAT40

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