Madimack ELITE VS User manual

Installation Manual
ELITE VS Pool Pump

CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU FOR
PURCHASING OUR ELITE INVERTER POOL
PUMPS eFlow Series. THIS MANUAL CONTAINS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP YOU IN
OPERATING AND MAINTAINING THIS PRODUCT.
PLEASE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE
INSTALLATION & OPERATION AND RETAIN IT FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
Adherence to the directions for use in this manual is
extremely important for health and safety. Failure to
strictly adhere to the requirements in this manual
may result in personal injury, property damage and affect
your ability to make a claim under the manufacturer’s
warranty provided with your product. Products must be
used, installed and operated in accordance with this
manual. You may not be able to claim on the manufactur-
er’s warranty in the event that your product fault is due to
failure to adhere this manual.
CONTENTS
1.1 When installing and using this electrical equipment,
basic safety precautions should always be followed,
including the following:
Fill the pump with water before starting. Do not run the pump
dry. In case of dry run, mechanical seal will be damaged and
the pump will start leaking.
Before servicing the pump, switch OFF power to the pump by
disconnecting the main circuit to the pump and release all
pressure from pump and piping system.
Never tighten or loosen screws while the pump is operating.
Ensure that the inlet and outlet of the pump are unblocked
with foreign matter.
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3. OVERALL DIMENSION
4. INSTALLATION
4.1 Tools required
4.2 Pump Location
4.3 Piping
4.4 Valve and Fittings
4.5 Check before initial startup
4.6 Application conditions
5. SETTING AND OPERATION
5.1 Display on control panel
5.2 Startup
5.3 Self-priming
5.4 Backwash
5.5 Auto - inverter mode
5.6 Manual - inverter mode
5.7 Timer mode
5.8 Parameter settings
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6. EXTERNAL CONTROL
a. Digital input
b. RS485
c. Relay output (optional)
7. PROTECTION AND FAILURE
7.1 High Temperature Warning and
Speed Reduction
7.2 Undervoltage protection
7.3 Troubleshooting
7.4 Error code
8. MAINTENANCE
9. WIFI OPERATION
10. CONNECTING TO MADIMACK HEAT
POOL PUMP POOL HEATER
Adaptive Flow/ Blurb
11. DIAGRAM
11.1 Exploded view
Lid Cleaning
12. WARRANTY & EXCLUSIONS
13. DISPOSAL
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1.2 All installations must be fitted with earth leakage or residual
current protection devices, having a rated residual operating
current not exceeding 30mA.
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This guide provides installation and operation instructions for this pump.
If you have any other questions about this equipment, please consult
your supplier.
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RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
Pool pump must be installed on a RCD protected circuit.
Check your local state regulations and wiring rules.
This pump is for use with permanently installed in-ground
or above-ground swimming pools and may also be used
with hot tubs and spas with a water temperature under
50°C. Due to the fixed installation method, this pump is
not suggested to be used on above-ground pools that can
be readily disassembled for storage.
The pump is not submersible.
Never open the inside of the drive motor enclosure.

Elite VS 30030~50220~240
50/60
0.07~0.76 40011.5 300210
Elite VS 40040~70220~240
50/60
0.07~1.03
1.0
1.5 45014.5 400340
Elite VS 50050~80220~240
50/60
0.075~1.34 2.0 50017.5 500440
Advised
Poo
Model l Volume
INPUT POWER
Voltage
(V/Hz)
Max Flow
(L /m)
Head Max
(m)
Circulation
Power
KW
Power
HP
Flow at 8mh
L/min
Flow at 10m
L/min
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3. OVERALL DIMENSION (mm)
4. INSTALLATION
248
229
460
288
273
G2”
G2”
606
358
212
178.5
189
297
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Safety Googles
Gloves
Philips Screwdriver
Flathead Screwdriver
Pipe Wrench
Adjustable
Wrench
Multi Grips
PVC Pipe Cutter
Power Drill
Tape Measure
4.1. Tools required

continue INSTALLATION
1) Install the pump as close to the pool as possible, to reduce
friction loss and improve efficiency, use short, direct suction
and return piping.
2) To avoid direct sunshine, heat or rain, it is recommended
to place the pump indoors or in the shade.
3) DO NOT install the pump in a damp or non-ventilated
location. Keep pump and motor at least 150mm away from
obstacles, pump motors require free circulation of air for cooling.
4) The pump should be installed horizontally and fixed in the
hole on the support with screws to prevent unnecessary
noise and vibration.
4.2. Pump Location
* The pump inlet/ outlet union size: optional with metric 50 or 40mm.
2) Below water level system should have an isolation valves installed on suction and return line for maintenance; however, the suction
gate valve should be no closer than seven times the suction pipe diameter as described in this section.
3) A check valve shopuld be installed if there are long pipe runs aboave water level or if is significant height between the return line
and the outlet of the pump.
4) Be sure to install check valves when plumbing in parallel with other pumps. This helps prevent reverse rotation of the impeller and
motor.
4.4. Valves and Fittings
1) Check whether pump shaft rotates freely;
2) Check whether power supply voltage and frequency conform
to the nameplate;
3) Facing the fan blade, the direction of motor rotation should
be clockwise;
4) It is forbidden to run the pump without water.
4.5 Check before initial startup 4.6 Application conditions
1) For optimization of the pool plumbing, it is recommended to
use a pipe with size of 63mm. When installing the inlet and outlet
fittings (joints), use the special sealant for PVC material.
2) The dimension of suction line should be the same or larger
than the inlet line diameter, to avoid pump sucking air, which will
affect the efficiency of the pump.
3) Plumbing on the suction side of the pump should be as short
as possible.
4) For most installations we recommend installing a valve on
both the pump suction and return lines, which is more convenient
for routine maintenance. However, we also recommend that a
valve, elbow, or tee installed on the suction line should be no close
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to the front of the pump than seven times the suction line diamete
r.
5) Pump outlet piping system should be equipped with a check
valve to prevent the pump from the impact of medium recirculatio
n
and pump-stopping water hammer.
4.3. Piping
Ambient temperature Indoor installation, temperature range:
-10 ~ 42°C
Water temperature
Salt pools Salt concentration up to 0.5%, i.e. 5g/L
Humidity
Altitude Not exceed 1000m above sea level
Installation The pump can be installed max. 2m
above water level
Insulation Class F, IP55
5°C ~ 50°C
RH, (20 + 2)
Elbow
Return to pool 50mm
Suction 50mm
350mm
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The pump should be installed in an area with at least 150mm
distance around the unit away from any obstacles and away
from any corrosive products.
Suction and return connections on the pool pumps are 50mm
pressure pipe dimensions.
It is recommended to install isolation valves on the suction and
return lines for easier maintenance of the pool pump.
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5.2 Startup
5.3 Self- priming
5. SETTING AND OPERATION
The default flow range for Madimack Elite VS
is as below:
Model
Default flow rate range
Elite VS 300 5~20 L/min
Elite VS 400 5~25 L/min
Elite VS 500 5~30 L/min
When the power is switched on, the screen will fullu illuminate
for 5 seconds, check whether power supply voltage and
frequency conform to the nameplate;
Refer to section 4.4 before proceeding.
Before operation.
Fill the basket with water before starting up the pump.
When the screen is locked, only the button will light up;
Press and hold for more than 3 seconds, other buttons
will all light up. The screen will automatically lock up when
there is no operation for more than 1 minute and the
brightness of the screen is reduced by 1/3 of the normal
display. Short press to wake up the screen and observe
the relevant operating parameters.
When switched on for the fist time after installation, the
pump will start self-priming automatically and followed
by self-learning.
Self-priming:
The system performs the self-priming in Boost mode,
it will count down from 1500s and stop automatically
when the system detects the pump is full of water.
Self-learning:
After the self-priming is completed, the system will perform
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rate. This is done by detecting the system designed pressure
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available flow.
Remark:
The pump is delivered with self-priming enabled. Each time
the pump restarts, it will perform self-priming automatically.
The user can enter the parameter setting to disable the default
self-priming function (see 5.8)
If the default self-priming function is disabled, and the pump
has not been used for a long time, the water level in basket
may drop, the user could manually activate the Boost mode
of priming to fi it (see 5.8), the adjustable period is from
600s to 1500s (default value is 600s).
The user could press for more than 3 seconds to exit the
Boost mode, The system will have a 180s self-learning process
after end the Boost mode.
Power Consumption
Running capacity/ Flow rate
WIFI Indicator
Unit of flow
Timer period
Timer 1/2/3/4
On/ Off
Timer setting
To change the value (capacity/flow/time).
UP
DOWN
Switch between Adaptive Mode and Manual Mode .
Auto Inverter Mode:
The running capacity will be automatically
adjusted between 30%-100% according to the
preset flow rate.
Manual Inverter Mode:
The running capacity will be set manually
between 30%-100%.
The default mode is Adaptive mode.
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5.1 Display on control panel:
5
Backwash/ Unlock
Hold down this button to unlock the screen.
Single press for Backwash activation.

continue SETTING AND OPERATION
5.4 Backwash
5.5 Auto-Inverter Mode
Start the Backwash procedure by pressing the backwash button
( ). Once activated the timer will start to count down on the
main screen. Use to change the length of backwash time
required.
5.6 Manual-Inverter Mode
Auto inverter mode uses the latest in Adaptive control technology.
Sensing the length of the pipe, equipment and fiter condition.
After setting the water flow, the pump will automatically detect
the system pressure and adjust the running capacity.
Litres per minute will be constant wont change.
5.8 Parameter Setting
If backwash is completed or you wish to stop high speed, either
press (ON/OFF) button or press for 3
seconds to return to previous operating speed.
When manual inverter mode is set, a % of the maximum capacity
The running capacity can be set manually according to different
application needs. To Reset, just power it OFF, then ON again.
of the pump will be displayed. This can be set using the
buttons.
Press or to adjust from 0 to
1500s with 30 seconds for each step.
80~100%, enter the parameter setting
(see 5.8)
5.7 Timer mode
The timer mode can be set when different speeds throughout the
day are required. For example if a suction cleaner is used and
requires a higher flow rate.
Enter timer setting by pressing .
Press or to set the local time.
Press to confi and move to time-1 setting
Press or to choose the desired running periods and
specfic capacity or flow.
Repeat above steps to set other 3 timers.
Hold 3 seconds to save setting.
Hold for more than 3 seconds to unlock the
screen.
Press to switch to Manual-Inverter mode.
Press again to switch to Auto-Inverter mode.
Press or to set the running capacity between
30%~100%, each step by 5%.
Unlock the screen, press to shift from the
Auto-Inverter mode to Manual-Inverter mode.
Press to start. The pump will run at a flow which
is equivalent to 80% capacity after self-priming.
The flow rate could be adjusted, by pressing or
with 1L/min for each step.
The unit of flow rate could be changed to lpm, IMP
gpm or US GPM, by pressing both for 3
seconds (default is L/min).
or Check 4 timers to make sure there is no invalid
setting.
Note: Overlapping timers will be considered as invalid, the
pump will only run based on the previous valid setting.
During timer setting, if you want to return to the previous setting,
hold both for 3 seconds.
Description Default
Setting Setting Range
1
100%
280%
340%
4
100%
50
6 25
Restore factory setting.Under off mode, hold both for
3 seconds.
Check the software
version.
Under off mode, hold both for
3 seconds.
Boost mode of priming.
Enable or disable the
priming that occurs at
start.
Control mode of
Analog Input.
Self-priming/ Backwash
capacity
PIN1
PIN2
PIN3
25:enables
0:disables
0: current control
1: voltage control
80~100%, by 5%
increments
30~100%, by 5%
increments
30~100%, by 5%
increments
30~100%, by 5%
increments
Under on mode, hold both for
3 seconds.
Enter parameter
setting as shown.
Under off mode, hold both for
3 seconds; If current address does no
need to be adjusted, hold both
to next address.
Parameter
Address
Note:
After the fit self-priming, the pump will redefine the adjustable
flow range. If the change last for 5 minutes, the pump will perform
a self-priming and self-learning procedure (see section 5.3).
After the redefinition of flow range, the pump will automatically
adjust the running capacity to reach the set flow.
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
Time
Running
capacity
180s
100%
Default Setting range
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2
3
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5
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6. EXTERNAL CONTROL
External control can be enabled via following contacts. If more than one external control is enabled, the priority is as below:
Digital Input >Analog Input > RS485 > Panel control
Name Color Description
PIN 1 Red Digital Input 4
PIN 2 Black Digital Input 3
Connector for
external control
PIN 3 White Digital Input 2
PIN 4 Grey Digital Input 1
PIN 5 Yellow Digital Ground
PIN 6 Green RS485 A
PIN 7 Brown RS485 B
PIN 8 Blue Analog Input 0
(0~10V or
0~20mA)
PIN 9 O range Analog Ground
Remark: Above table sums up the associated input signals.
When Analog input is required, 9 PINS connector with wirings will
be provided.
AC POWER
OUTPUT
RB
RB
KA
Load
customer
RA
RA
Connector location for Quick connect between Madimack
Pool Heat pump and other pump requirements (RS485, Digital inputs).
Relay outputAC power input
RELAY OUTPUT
Brown L
ACL ACN PE
Blue N
Yellow and Green
1
2
5
7
6
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Setting Range
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments
30~100%, by 5% increments

a. Digital input
7. PROTECTION AND FAILURE
continue EXTERNAL CONTROL
Running capacity is determined by the state of digital input, (5 pin)
When PIN4 connect with PIN5, the pump will be mandatory to stop; if disconnected, the digital controller will be invalid;
When PIN3 connect with PIN5, the pump will be mandatory to run at 100%; if disconnected, the control priority will be back on panel control;
When PIN2 connect with PIN5, the pump will be mandatory to run at 80%; if disconnected, the control priority will be back on panel control;
When PIN1 connect with PIN5, the pump will be mandatory to run at 40%; if disconnected, the control priority will be back on panel control;
The capacity of inputs (PIN1/PIN2/PIN3) could be modfied according to the parameter setting..
7.1 High Temperature Warning and Speed Reduction
In “Auto-Inverter/Manual-Inverter Mode” and “Timer mode” (except backwash/self-priming), when the pump control system reaches the
high temperature warning trigger threshold (81°C), it enters the high temperature warning state; when the temperature drops from the high
temperature warning release threshold (78°C), the high temperature warning state is released. The display area alternately displays AL01
and running speed or flow.
1) If AL01 displayed for the fit time, the running capacity will be automatically reduced as below:
a. If current operating capacity is higher than 85%, the running capacity will be automatically reduced by 15%;
b. If current operating capacity is higher than 70%, the running capacity will be automatically reduced by 10%;
c. If current operating capacity is lower than 70%, the running capacity will be automatically reduced by 5%.
2) Suggestion for non-fit displayed of AL01: check the module temperature every 2 minutes. Compared with the temperature in the
previous period, for every 1-degree Celsius increase, the speed will decrease by 5%.
7.2 Undervoltage protection
When the device detects that the input voltage is less than 200V, the device will limit the current running speed
When input voltage is less than or equal to 180V, the running capacity will be limited to 70%;
When the input voltage range is within 180V ~ 190V, the running capacity will be limited to 75%;
When the input voltage range is within 190V ~ 200V, the running capacity will be limited to 85%.
7.3 Troubleshooting
b. RS485:
To connect with PIN6 and PIN7, the pump could be controlled via Modbus 485 communication protocol.
c. Relay output (optional):
Connect terminal L & N to enable external control. An additional on-off Relay is necessary while bearing power is greater than 500W (2.5A).
Problem Possible causes and solution
Pump does not start.
Pump does not prime.
Low Water Flow.
• Power Supply fault, disconnected or defective wiring.
• Fuses blown or thermal overload open.
• Check the rotation of the motor shaft for free movement and lack of obstruction.
• Because of long time lying idle. Unplug the power supply and manually rotate motor rear shaft a
few times with a screwdriver.
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• Loose connections on the suction side.
• Strainer basket or skimmer basket loaded with debris.
• Suction side clogged.
• Distance between pump inlet and liquid level is higher than 2m, height of pump installation should
be lowered.
• Pump does not prime.
• Air entering suction piping.
• Basket full of debris.
• Inadequate water level in pool.
Pump being noisy• Air leak in suction piping, cavitation caused by restricted or undersized suction line or
leak at any joint, low water level in pool, and restricted discharge return lines.
• Vibration caused by improper installation, etc.
• Damaged motor bearing or impeller (need to contact the supplier for repair).
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Item Error Code Description Item Error Code Description
1 E001 Abnormal input voltage
2 E002 Output over current
3 E101 Heat sink over heat
4 E102 Heat sink sensor error
5 E103 Master driver board error
6 E104 Phase -deficient protection
7 E105 AC current sampling circuit failure
8 E106 DC abnormal voltage
9 E107 PFC protection
10 E108 Motor power overload
11 E201 Circuit board error
12 E203 RTC time reading error
14 E205 Communication Error
15 E207 No water Protection
16 E208 Pressure sensor failure
17 E 209 Loss of prime
continue PROTECTION AND FAILURE
8. MAINTENANCE
7.4 Error code
When the device detects an error (except for the running capacity reduction strategy and 485 communication failure), it will power off
automatically and display an error code. Errors can be sometimes caused by power surge or power interference and can be reset by
Empty the strainer basket frequently. The basket should be inspected through the transparent lid and emptied when there is an evident
stack of rubbish inside. The following instructions should be followed:
1). Disconnected the power supply.
2). Unscrew the strainer basket lid anti-clockwise and remove.
3). Lift up the strainer basket.
4). Empty the trapped refuse from the basket, rinse out the debris if necessary.
Note: Do not knock the plastic basket on a hard surface as it will cause damage
5). Inspect the basket for signs of damage, replace it.
6). Check the lid O-ring for stretching, tears, cracks or any other damage
7). Replace the lid, hand tightening is sufficient.
Note: Periodically inspect and clean the strainer basket will help prolong its life.
13 E204 Display Board EEPROM
reading failure
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1 2 3
Lid Cleaning
Strainer Basket
O-ring
(for Transparent Lid)
Transparent Lid
Nut for Lid
Open Wrench
powering down for 1min and restarting. I f error persist, contact your local dealer or service technician.

a. Email Registration
b. Third-party application registration
InverFlow Download Account registration
Android"
iOS"
Register by email or
third-party application
9. WIFI OPERATION
Create Home
Please set home name and choose the location
of the device. (It is recommended to set the
location so the weather can be shown in the
App for your convenience).
App pairing
Please make sure your pump is turned on before you start.
WiFi and Bluetooth
1) Please ensure your phone is connected to the home
WiFi and has a strong connection at the pool pump
location. Also, please enable Bluetooth.
2) First, Unlock the screen by holding the Unlock button
for 3seconds until a beep noise can be heard and the
screen is illuminated.
3) Press button, (for 5 seconds) until hearing a beep,
then release and will flash.
4) Click “Add Device”
Pool pump WiFi only compatible with 2.4Ghz band
and combined 2.4/5Ghz band.
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3
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continue WIFI OPERATION
Operation
1) Using Auto Inverter mode:
2) Using Manual Inverter mode:
Change flow rate units
Error code list
Real-time running capacity
Turn the control dial to set
the flow rate
Data
On/off
Data
On/off
Real-time power
consumption
Real-time power
consumption
Auto Inverter
mode
Manual Inverter
mode
Real-time
Flow rate
Turn the control
dial to set the
running capacity
Timer
Backwash
Timer
Backwash
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5

continue WIFI OPERATION
Sharing Devices with your family members
After pairing, if your family members also want to control the device, please let your family members
register “InverFlow” fit, and then the adminstrator can operate as below:
If you have any problem while using, welcome to send feedback. Notice:
1) Weather forecast is just for
reference;
2) The power consumption data
is for reference only, as it may
be affected by network problems
and imprecision of the calculation.
3) App is subject to updates
without notice.
Feedback
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10. CONNECTING TO MADIMACK HEAT PUMP POOL HEATER
How to connect:
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1
23
Only available on late 2022 Madimack models.
1. Switch pump off with so only power symbol is illuminated.
P1/P2:
Sticker ”Pump Output E.L.V”
5/6：
Sticker ”Control Input”
Inside P1/P2
warning sticker
“Disconnect240v”
Internal original terminal sticker,
same as before:
“5 6” “POWER” “PUMP”
The socket will be assembled in
the factory.
CUSTOMIZED SOCKET
Socket
2. Press and hold and arrows for 4 seconds on until “ ” is displayed.
3. Press and hold and arrows again for 3 seconds or until “ ” is displayed.
4. Use the or arrow whilst on “ ” to adjust to the bottom number ( )
optimum stated on the table on the right side.
Heat pump
Pool pump
The Perfect Pairing uses the intelligent communicaiton functions of the pool heat pump
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your pool and equipment.
Adaptive Flow - Perfect Pairing with Madimack Pool Heat Pump
Pool Heater
kW size Flow rate
L/min
9-16 83
17-20 100
21-24 133
25-28 150
29-32 183
33-36 200
37- 40 283

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1
1
8
8
1
4
4
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QTY
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2
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T Union
O-ring
Union Nut
Transition Joint
O-Ring for Transition Joint
Pumb Body
Strainer Basket
O-ring (for Transparent Lid)
Transparent Lid
Nut for Lid
Open Wrench
Drain Plug
O-ring
Cross recess head screw
Volute
O-ring
Turnable Ring
Spring Washer
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Impeller
O-ring
Sealplate
Pressure sensor
Washer
Inverter controller
Fan cover
Motor
Base
Cross recess head screw
Hex Nut
Socket Head Cap Screw
Mechanical Seal
Nut for Impeller
O-Ring
O-Ring
O-Ring
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NO. Name QTY
NO. Name QTY NO. Name
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11. DIAGRAM
11.1 Exploded view
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STANDARD CONDITIONS - Australia and New Zealand Madimack Pool products. Pty Ltd, distributes Pool products and
provides the following warranties:
STATUTORY RIGHTS
  fi                    
in relation to the goods and services to which the warranty relates; and
2. Our good come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under Autralian Consumer Law. You may be entitled to a replacement
or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other loss or damage,
            fi           
to a major failure.
LIMITED WARRANTY
Madimack warrants that its products are free from defects in materials and manufacture for 12months from date of supply by
           fi      x
in the circumstances described below, eother repair or replace any product proven to be defective during warranty period for either
materials or manufacture or alternately pay the cost of repair or replacement within 90 days of the receipt of the defective product,
barring unforeseen delays. This warranty is for domestic installation only, is personal to the original purchaser and does not pass
  
To the extent permitted by law, Madimack will not be liable for products which fail of become defctive during the
warranty period as a result of freezing, accident, negligence, improper installation, water chemistry, misuse,
tampering or lack of care.
      fi             
            fi    
The faulty product is to be retured to the place of purchase, or where installed by an approved agent to an authorised warranty agent.
No returns will be received directly from end consumers by Madimack.
You are responsible for arranging removal of the defective product and arranging installation of the repaired or replacement product,
                  
repaired product from the supplier. All returns are subject to Madimack’s written approval and must be accompanied by either:
WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE WARRANTY CLAIM
4
YEAR
ON ALL PARTS
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12. WARRANTY & EXCLUSIONS
To the extent permitted by law, except as set out in this Warranty, Madimack excludes all statutory or implied
conditions and warranties and any other liability it may have to the Customer (including liability for indirect
                
          
To the extent permitted by law, except as set out in this Warranty, Madimack limits its liability under any condition
or warranty which cannot be legally excluded in relation to the supply of Goods and Services to:
1. Reparing the Goods:
          
                
4. Paying the costs of repairing the Goods.
1. A Field Inspection Report authorised by the Local Customer Service Manager or Authorised Agent; or
2. A “Return Goods Authorisation” formobtained from Madimack prior to shipment.

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13. DISPOSAL
13.1 DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS
Observe all safety and warning information during installation and operation.
The transport and protective packaging has been selected
from materials which are environmentally friendly for
disposal, and can normally be recycled.
Recycling the packaging reduces the use of raw materials
in the manufacturing process and also reduces the
    fi     
wrappings, bags etc. are disposed of safely and kept out
of the reach of babies and young children. Danger of
suffocation.
13.2 DISPOSING OF YOUR ELECTRICAL PRODUCT
        
disposed of in domestic waste at the end of their service
life.
      
    fi  
and components, which were essential for their correct
function and safety. These could be hazardous to human
health and to the environment if disposed of with your
domestic waste or if handled incorrectly. Please do not,
therefore, dispose of your old appliance with your
household waste.
Please dispose of those materials by contacting your local
authorities and ask for the correct method of disposal.
Please ensure that your old appliance poses no risk to
children while being stored prior to disposal.
By disposing of this product in accordance with the
regulations, you protect the environment and the health of
those around you from negative consequences.