PerformancePro DIAL-A-FLOW A2-1.6N-HF User manual

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VARIABLE SPEED PUMPS
DIA
L-A-FLOW

DIAL-A-FLOW
Important Safety Instructions
Please read all instructions completely before installing or operating the pump.
Save this manual for future reference regarding installation, operation,
maintenance and troubleshooting of this pump.
Please note the safety warning symbols as noted below:
This warning symbol indicates the potential for personal
injury or damage to the pump! Please be cautious!
WARNING
This symbol indicates a hazard which if not avoided could
result in serious personal injury or death! Please be cautious!
Please carefully read and follow all safety instructions and procedures listed on the pump
and in this manual.
1. This pump and motor unit should be installed by a qualified electrician or serviceperson in accordance
with all applicable state and local codes and ordinances, and in accordance with the National
Electrical Code. Improper installation may create a mechanical or electrical hazard which could
cause damage to property and could result in serious injury or death.
2. In order to avoid serious injury or death, always disconnect power to the motor before servicing
the pump and follow all instructions in this manual.
3. Always use the schematic on the motor for all electrical connections.
4. Never run the pump dry. T h e priming pot must be filled with water and lid secured before starting
the motor. Running dry will void the warranty and can result in permanent damage to the pump unit.
5. To prevent incorrect motor rotation, install a ball or swing type check valve. Do not use spring check valves.
6. Maintain a minimum flow rate of at least two gallons per minute to avoid damage to the pump unit.
7. Visually inspect the pump and motor a minimum of once per week. If any leakage between the motor
and pump housing is present, replace the mechanical seal. The seal faces wear similar to car tires and
must be replaced periodically. For critical applications, replace the mechanical seal yearly. If your pump is
excessively noisy, shut it down and contact support.
8.
GENERAL WARNINGS
WARNING
WARNING
Pressure Hazard!
Do not run your pump
with discharge ports
closed or blocked.
Be sure to release
system pressure before
working on the pump.
Electrical Hazard!
Ground pump before
connecting to power
supply!
Risk of shock, burn
or death if not
handled properly.
Burn Hazard!
Operating motor can be
very hot. Do not touch
motor while running.
Allow to cool 30 minutes
after shut down before
handling. Risk of burn.
SAFETY
In freezing environments it is advisable to winterize your pump to prevent damage. Do not allow pump
or system plumbing to freeze, as freezing can cause damage that may lead to equipment failure or
possible injury and will void the warranty. See page 10 for details.
WARNING
9.
DO NOT lift the motor by the control unit.
10.
Shade the motor and control from the sun, rain, and snow, provide ample cross ventilation and protect
from debris (dust, lint, dirt, pet hair, etc.) which can clog the ventilation openings.
11.
Locate the motor / control on a slight elevation so that water does not run or puddle near the pump.
Avoid splashing or spraying water near the motor and control.
3
Important Safety Instructions
Please read all instructions completely before installing or operating the pump.
Save this manual for future reference regarding installation, operation,
maintenance and troubleshooting of this pump.
Please note the safety warning symbols as noted below:
This warning symbol indicates the potential for personal
injury or damage to the pump! Please be cautious!
WARNING
This symbol indicates a hazard which if not avoided could
result in serious personal injury or death! Please be cautious!
Please carefully read and follow all safety instructions and procedures listed on the pump
and in this manual.
1. This pump and motor unit should be installed by a qualified electrician or serviceperson in accordance
with all applicable state and local codes and ordinances, and in accordance with the National
Electrical Code. Improper installation may create a mechanical or electrical hazard which could
cause damage to property and could result in serious injury or death.
2. In order to avoid serious injury or death, always disconnect power to the motor before servicing
the pump and follow all instructions in this manual.
3. Always use the schematic on the motor for all electrical connections.
4. Never run the pump dry. T h e priming pot must be filled with water and lid secured before starting
the motor. Running dry will void the warranty and can result in permanent damage to the pump unit.
5. To prevent incorrect motor rotation, install a ball or swing type check valve. Do not use spring check valves.
6. Maintain a minimum flow rate of at least two gallons per minute to avoid damage to the pump unit.
7. Visually inspect the pump and motor a minimum of once per week. If any leakage between the motor
and pump housing is present, replace the mechanical seal. The seal faces wear similar to car tires and
must be replaced periodically. For critical applications, replace the mechanical seal yearly. If your pump is
excessively noisy, shut it down and contact support.
8.
GENERAL WARNINGS
WARNING
WARNING
Pressure Hazard!
Do not run your pump
with discharge ports
closed or blocked.
Be sure to release
system pressure before
working on the pump.
Electrical Hazard!
Ground pump before
connecting to power
supply!
Risk of shock, burn
or death if not
handled properly.
Burn Hazard!
Operating motor can be
very hot. Do not touch
motor while running.
Allow to cool 30 minutes
after shut down before
handling. Risk of burn.
SAFETY
In freezing environments it is advisable to winterize your pump to prevent damage. Do not allow pump
or system plumbing to freeze, as freezing can cause damage that may lead to equipment failure or
possible injury and will void the warranty. See page 10 for details.
WARNING
9.
DO NOT lift the motor by the control unit.
10.
Shade the motor and control from the sun, rain, and snow, provide ample cross ventilation and protect
from debris (dust, lint, dirt, pet hair, etc.) which can clog the ventilation openings.
11.
Locate the motor / control on a slight elevation so that water does not run or puddle near the pump.
Avoid splashing or spraying water near the motor and control.
3

Understanding priming and pump operation
Your pump is powered by an electric motor that directly affects your water flow rate. When the electric
motor is turned on it utilizes centrifugal force to generate velocity of the water. The water then flows into the
strainer pot from the water source, filtering out debris. Water continues its flow into the eye of the impeller
where the water meets the impeller vanes and converts kinetic energy into static pressure allowing the
pump to maintain pressure and is then forced out of the pumps discharge port resulting in continuous water
flow for your waterscape oasis.
The Dial-A-Flow pump is considered a “true” self-priming pump. This means it is designed to prime and
operate at varying heights up to 9 feet above the water source surface as well as varying
horizontal lengths. It is important to note that operating at maximum suction lift height may negatively
affect the pumps overall performance. If after starting the pump you notice it takes more than three minutes
for water to start flowing into the priming pot after being filled with water and energized, it is recommended
to install a rubber flapper type swing check valve. The valve should be as low and as close to your source
water as possible to maintain constant pressure and shorten prime time. The best location can even be
underwater when possible as this can provide an air tight fit even without PVC adhesive. Some swing check
valves have true union connection fittings that offer easier access for cleaning when needed.
Never use a spring loaded check valve as it will reduce or stop flow.
What to expect for priming cycle with swing check valve installed.
Essentially, when utilizing a properly installed swing check valve the priming process is less time
consuming and is more efficient. When installing a swing check valve, be sure your connections are properly
seated and air tight. Then, simply fill the priming pot with water until the intake plumbing and priming pot
are full. Replace the lid, securing tightly and turn on your pump. With the swing check valve in place your
pump is fully primed from the beginning. However, if after running your pump you observe the water level in
the strainer pot decreasing continuously, this indicates there is either a blockage limiting the flow or a union
fitting, connection on the intake pipe or lid is not airtight. Check all connections for debris, crimping, or
cracking and re-tighten or replace parts as needed.
What to expect for priming cycle without a swing check valve installed.
In installation applications where the pump and plumbing are above the water level and no swing check
valve is installed, the priming process will work as listed in the installation instructions on page 4. In this
application the internal pressure in the pipe drops below outside barometric pressure which allows this
pressure to slowly push water toward the pump. This slow push results in a longer priming cycle. It is
important to note that the incoming water flow may initially be very little or non-existent for the first few
minutes. If three minutes pass with no water flowing into the priming pot, the pump should be shut off,
connections rechecked, water refilled and system restarted.
With a valve or without a valve, the time it takes for your pump to complete the prime cycle is based on a
variety of factors including pipe type, diameter, suction lift height, horizontal distance, motor speed and
horsepower. The entire cycle can range from one to fifteen minutes to complete; however, as noted above,
you should see water flowing into the pump within three minutes or less.
For system specific assessments including suction lift and friction loss guidance and operating
questions, please call 503-356-5888 or email [email protected].
PUMP OPERATION
The Basics
The Prime
With Valve
No Valve
4
GENERAL TIPS
Proper installation of your Dial-A-Flow pump will help ensure years of trouble free service.
1. Position the pump as near to the water and as low as is practical. This will help reduce priming time,
avoid cavitation, and maximize your pumps performance.
2 . Minimize friction loss by using the appropriate diameter pipe determined by gallons per minute flow,
reducing run length, and minimizing the number of elbows and fittings as much as possible.
3. Maximize your pumps service life by protecting the motor from the elements by ensuring it is well covered
and adequately ventilated. Exposing your pump to excessive heat or moisture will shorten the life of the motor.
4. Protect the motor from dirt, water, and all foreign matter. If the motor has been flooded,
do not operate it until it has been checked by an authorized motor technician and has been found to be
safe to operate. If the motor is damaged by dirt, moisture, foreign matter or corrosion it is not covered by the
warranty.
5. Mount the motor to a stable base where it will not get submerged. Use caution when installing in a vault.
Be sure proper drainage is in place to prevent flooding. A sturdy pedastal under the pump is beneficial
in a vault application to maximize space to the ground. Ensure the vault is properly ventilated.
6. The fittings included with your pump should connect to PVC or flex pipe plumbing. All plumbing lines should
be self supported and properly aligned. This will prevent undue stress to the housing and fittings. We
recommend using a good primer and PVC cement to glue the pump to the tailpiece fittings.
7. Installations in which the water level is elevated above the pump it is highly recommended to use a
ball or swing type check valve to prevent back flow and possible reverse rotation. A ball valve will supplement
a swing check valve and allow flow adjustments.
8.
FILL THE PRIMING POT WITH WATER BEFORE STARTING THE PUMP.
General
Before Installation
Open the pump box when received and inspect for evidence of rough handling or damage to the
pump and verify the product ordered. If damage is found, notify the freight carrier and contact the
vendor purchased from immediately.
For order discrepancies, contact the vendor purchased from immediately.
Be sure your installation location is no higher than 9 feet above the water surface level.
If using smaller than 2” pipe, excessive fittings such as elbows, sweeps or reducers, using an excessively
long pipe run, using additional strainers or any other water flow restriction device, can increase the prime
cycle time. Refer to the Pump Operation information on page 3.
9. When determining pump placement, it is important to consider the distance and height from the
water source. To ensure reasonable prime time without an inline swing type check valve, position the
pump no higher than 9 feet from the water source. Positioning is also important to maintain the
pumps ability to stay primed and minimize cavitation. Do not use spring loaded check valves!
WARNING
5
Understanding priming and pump operation
Your pump is powered by an electric motor that directly affects your water flow rate. When the electric
motor is turned on it utilizes centrifugal force to generate velocity of the water. The water then flows into the
strainer pot from the water source, filtering out debris. Water continues its flow into the eye of the impeller
where the water meets the impeller vanes and converts kinetic energy into static pressure allowing the
pump to maintain pressure and is then forced out of the pumps discharge port resulting in continuous water
flow for your waterscape oasis.
The Dial-A-Flow pump is considered a “true” self-priming pump. This means it is designed to prime and
operate at varying heights up to 9 feet above the water source surface as well as varying
horizontal lengths. It is important to note that operating at maximum suction lift height may negatively
affect the pumps overall performance. If after starting the pump you notice it takes more than three minutes
for water to start flowing into the priming pot after being filled with water and energized, it is recommended
to install a rubber flapper type swing check valve. The valve should be as low and as close to your source
water as possible to maintain constant pressure and shorten prime time. The best location can even be
underwater when possible as this can provide an air tight fit even without PVC adhesive. Some swing check
valves have true union connection fittings that offer easier access for cleaning when needed.
Never use a spring loaded check valve as it will reduce or stop flow.
What to expect for priming cycle with swing check valve installed.
Essentially, when utilizing a properly installed swing check valve the priming process is less time
consuming and is more efficient. When installing a swing check valve, be sure your connections are properly
seated and air tight. Then, simply fill the priming pot with water until the intake plumbing and priming pot
are full. Replace the lid, securing tightly and turn on your pump. With the swing check valve in place your
pump is fully primed from the beginning. However, if after running your pump you observe the water level in
the strainer pot decreasing continuously, this indicates there is either a blockage limiting the flow or a union
fitting, connection on the intake pipe or lid is not airtight. Check all connections for debris, crimping, or
cracking and re-tighten or replace parts as needed.
What to expect for priming cycle without a swing check valve installed.
In installation applications where the pump and plumbing are above the water level and no swing check
valve is installed, the priming process will work as listed in the installation instructions on page 4. In this
application the internal pressure in the pipe drops below outside barometric pressure which allows this
pressure to slowly push water toward the pump. This slow push results in a longer priming cycle. It is
important to note that the incoming water flow may initially be very little or non-existent for the first few
minutes. If three minutes pass with no water flowing into the priming pot, the pump should be shut off,
connections rechecked, water refilled and system restarted.
With a valve or without a valve, the time it takes for your pump to complete the prime cycle is based on a
variety of factors including pipe type, diameter, suction lift height, horizontal distance, motor speed and
horsepower. The entire cycle can range from one to fifteen minutes to complete; however, as noted above,
you should see water flowing into the pump within three minutes or less.
For system specific assessments including suction lift and friction loss guidance and operating
questions, please call 503-356-5888 or email [e-mail].
PUMP OPERATION
The Basics
The Prime
With Valve
No Valve
4
GENERAL TIPS
Proper installation of your Dial-A-Flow pump will help ensure years of trouble free service.
1. Position the pump as near to the water and as low as is practical. This will help reduce priming time,
avoid cavitation, and maximize your pumps performance.
2 . Minimize friction loss by using the appropriate diameter pipe determined by gallons per minute flow,
reducing run length, and minimizing the number of elbows and fittings as much as possible.
3. Maximize your pumps service life by protecting the motor from the elements by ensuring it is well covered
and adequately ventilated. Exposing your pump to excessive heat or moisture will shorten the life of the motor.
4. Protect the motor from dirt, water, and all foreign matter. If the motor has been flooded,
do not operate it until it has been checked by an authorized motor technician and has been found to be
safe to operate. If the motor is damaged by dirt, moisture, foreign matter or corrosion it is not covered by the
warranty.
5. Mount the motor to a stable base where it will not get submerged. Use caution when installing in a vault.
Be sure proper drainage is in place to prevent flooding. A sturdy pedastal under the pump is beneficial
in a vault application to maximize space to the ground. Ensure the vault is properly ventilated.
6. The fittings included with your pump should connect to PVC or flex pipe plumbing. All plumbing lines should
be self supported and properly aligned. This will prevent undue stress to the housing and fittings. We
recommend using a good primer and PVC cement to glue the pump to the tailpiece fittings.
7. Installations in which the water level is elevated above the pump it is highly recommended to use a
ball or swing type check valve to prevent back flow and possible reverse rotation. A ball valve will supplement
a swing check valve and allow flow adjustments.
8.
FILL THE PRIMING POT WITH WATER BEFORE STARTING THE PUMP.
General
Before Installation
Open the pump box when received and inspect for evidence of rough handling or damage to the
pump and verify the product ordered. If damage is found, notify the freight carrier and contact the
vendor purchased from immediately.
For order discrepancies, contact the vendor purchased from immediately.
Be sure your installation location is no higher than 9 feet above the water surface level.
If using smaller than 2” pipe, excessive fittings such as elbows, sweeps or reducers, using an excessively
long pipe run, using additional strainers or any other water flow restriction device, can increase the prime
cycle time. Refer to the Pump Operation information on page 3.
9. When determining pump placement, it is important to consider the distance and height from the
water source. To ensure reasonable prime time without an inline swing type check valve, position the
pump no higher than 9 feet from the water source. Positioning is also important to maintain the
pumps ability to stay primed and minimize cavitation. Do not use spring loaded check valves!
WARNING
5

INSTALLATION
1. After thorough inspection, carefully remove the pump from the box.
2. Secure the pump on a solid, flat foundation. A covered location is always best and care should
be taken to ensure adequate ventilation. See installation tips for beneficial tips.
3. Install a ball or swing type check valve as needed to facilitate pump disconnection, flow control and
servicing.
4. Connect plumbing to the pump by dry fit testing first to ensure proper fit and proper pipe
alignment. Be sure the union nut is on the union tailpiece before gluing in place.
5. Once proper fit and alignment is established, use proper pipe sealant designed for plastic pipe.
Support plumbing as needed to prevent strain and damage. Do not over tighten the nut
included with the pump in the quick connect fittings. Hand tightening is sufficient.
6. Wiring of this pump should be in accordance with the wiring diagram located on the motor.
Ensure the pump is wired for the correct supply voltage and is supplied by no smaller than 12
gauge wire.The circuit breaker should be 20 to 30 amps.
See page 6. It is recommended that wiring be performed by a licensed electrician.
7. If your pump will be hardwired be sure to ground the motor correctly by connecting code
compliant wiring to the green grounding screw located under the wiring plate.
8. When wiring is complete, double check intake and discharge fittings to ensure a snug fit.
Note: There may be installations in which plumbing allows for trapped air in the system. If this
happens, priming will be difficult. In this case, loosen the discharge fitting slightly to allow
trapped air to bleed off. Once primed, tighten the discharge fitting.
9. On flooded suction systems where the water source is higher than the pump, the pump will fill
with water once the supply valve is opened. However, on both flooded and non-flooded
systems it is recommended to open the strainer pot lid, fill with water, ensure the lid oring is
clean of any debris and close the lid securely prior to starting.
10. Once priming pot is filled and supply valves (if present) are opened your pump is now ready
to prime. Turn the motor on by plugging in the unit or switching on the power supply. Priming will
vary in length. See page 3 for details. Water should continue to flow into the basket as the pump
goes through the priming process. The priming process should not take longer than 15 minutes.
The pump should never run dry. If water stops flowing into the strainer pot, shut the pump off
immediatly and see Troubleshooting Tips or Pump Operation pages for more information.
Note: At initial start up, the water level in the pump housing, as seen through the clear lid should drop
rapidly and have a small amount of water entering the pump in less than 3 minutes. There is no
need to be alarmed as this is normal. If no air leaks are present the small amount of water flow will
continue to gradually increase resulting in a fully primed pump operating at maximum performance.
6
Installation
7
ELECTRICAL
1. Inspect the motors internal wiring to ensure voltage supply is matched between the motor and the
power source. If voltage does not match, it will damage the motor and void the warranty.
Example: If connecting your pump to a 115V circuit, make sure the motor connections match
the 115V wiring diagram listed on your particular motor.
2. Supply voltage must be within +/- 10% of nameplate voltage indicated on the motor. Incorrect
voltage supply may result in fire or damaged motor and voids the warranty. If you are not certain,
please consult with a licensed electrician.
3. Use designated supply wire size specified in the chart below. Correct wire size is necessary to
avoid electrical insufficiencies, allowing the motor to run cooler, more efficiently and eliminating line
voltage loss. It is important to connect your pump to a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) for
safety.
4. Wire motor following the connection diagram located on the motor. Note differences in high and low
voltage arrangements. If a cord has been preinstalled the connection was completed at the factory.
5. Be sure all connections are clean and tight. Ensure the motor is properly grounded. Typically a green
ground terminal is located inside the motor connection box. The ground wire must be properly
connected to an electrical service ground to safely operate.
6. The pump must be connected to an adequately sized circuit. It is recommended to have a dedicated
circuit that will prevent voltage drop from other loads as occurs on shared circuits.
7. Voltage symbols vary among different multimeters and may be displayed as Vac, AC, V, or a V
beneath a wavy line. Select the correct symbol and set the multimeter to the voltage closest to but
higher than the voltage you are measuring.
* Risk of shock! Connect only to a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Contact an electrician if uncertain.
* Do not bury electrical cord unless installed in certified conduit. Locate the cord safely to minimize accidental damage.
* Replace damaged cords immediately to minimize risk of electric shock.
* Do not use extension cords to supply electricity to the pump.
* Make sure there are no unusual noises or vibrations when the motor is running.
* Avoid contact with energized circuits and rotating parts.
WARNING
Before wiring any part of the motor be sure the power is disconnected.
It is recommended that wiring be performed by a licensed electrician or professional serviceperson.
If pump has a factory preinstalled cord, wiring has already been set and this step is not needed; unless
voltage change is required in which case the cord will need to be removed and steps followed below.
CIRCUIT DATA WIRING DATA
HP CIRCUIT VOLTS/Hz/PH WIRING SIZE PER AMPERAGE CAPACITY
WIRE GAUGE 25-50 ft 100 ft 150ft 200ft 250ft
1.6 30 Amp 115 or 230/60/1
2.7 30 Amp 230/60/1
16
RECOMMENDED WIRING AND CIRCUIT BREAKER DATA
14
12
10
13 amps 10 amps * * *
15 amps 13 amps 7 amps * *
20 amps 15 amps 10 amps 8 amps 7 amps
30 amps 30 amps 20 amps 15 amps 15 amps
*Not recommended for use at this length. Note: The longer the wiring length the lower the amp conductibility due to voltage drop.
Electrical
WARNING
INSTALLATION
1. After thorough inspection, carefully remove the pump from the box.
2. Secure the pump on a solid, flat foundation. A covered location is always best and care should
be taken to ensure adequate ventilation. See installation tips for beneficial tips.
3. Install a ball or swing type check valve as needed to facilitate pump disconnection, flow control and
servicing.
4. Connect plumbing to the pump by dry fit testing first to ensure proper fit and proper pipe
alignment. Be sure the union nut is on the union tailpiece before gluing in place.
5. Once proper fit and alignment is established, use proper pipe sealant designed for plastic pipe.
Support plumbing as needed to prevent strain and damage. Do not over tighten the nut
included with the pump in the quick connect fittings. Hand tightening is sufficient.
6. Wiring of this pump should be in accordance with the wiring diagram located on the motor.
Ensure the pump is wired for the correct supply voltage and is supplied by no smaller than 12
gauge wire.The circuit breaker should be 20 to 30 amps.
See page 6. It is recommended that wiring be performed by a licensed electrician.
7. If your pump will be hardwired be sure to ground the motor correctly by connecting code
compliant wiring to the green grounding screw located under the wiring plate.
8. When wiring is complete, double check intake and discharge fittings to ensure a snug fit.
Note: There may be installations in which plumbing allows for trapped air in the system. If this
happens, priming will be difficult. In this case, loosen the discharge fitting slightly to allow
trapped air to bleed off. Once primed, tighten the discharge fitting.
9. On flooded suction systems where the water source is higher than the pump, the pump will fill
with water once the supply valve is opened. However, on both flooded and non-flooded
systems it is recommended to open the strainer pot lid, fill with water, ensure the lid oring is
clean of any debris and close the lid securely prior to starting.
10. Once priming pot is filled and supply valves (if present) are opened your pump is now ready
to prime. Turn the motor on by plugging in the unit or switching on the power supply. Priming will
vary in length. See page 3 for details. Water should continue to flow into the basket as the pump
goes through the priming process. The priming process should not take longer than 15 minutes.
The pump should never run dry. If water stops flowing into the strainer pot, shut the pump off
immediatly and see Troubleshooting Tips or Pump Operation pages for more information.
Note: At initial start up, the water level in the pump housing, as seen through the clear lid should drop
rapidly and have a small amount of water entering the pump in less than 3 minutes. There is no
need to be alarmed as this is normal. If no air leaks are present the small amount of water flow will
continue to gradually increase resulting in a fully primed pump operating at maximum performance.
6
Installation
7
ELECTRICAL
1. Inspect the motors internal wiring to ensure voltage supply is matched between the motor and the
power source. If voltage does not match, it will damage the motor and void the warranty.
Example: If connecting your pump to a 115V circuit, make sure the motor connections match
the 115V wiring diagram listed on your particular motor.
2. Supply voltage must be within +/- 10% of nameplate voltage indicated on the motor. Incorrect
voltage supply may result in fire or damaged motor and voids the warranty. If you are not certain,
please consult with a licensed electrician.
3. Use designated supply wire size specified in the chart below. Correct wire size is necessary to
avoid electrical insufficiencies, allowing the motor to run cooler, more efficiently and eliminating line
voltage loss. It is important to connect your pump to a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) for
safety.
4. Wire motor following the connection diagram located on the motor. Note differences in high and low
voltage arrangements. If a cord has been preinstalled the connection was completed at the factory.
5. Be sure all connections are clean and tight. Ensure the motor is properly grounded. Typically a green
ground terminal is located inside the motor connection box. The ground wire must be properly
connected to an electrical service ground to safely operate.
6. The pump must be connected to an adequately sized circuit. It is recommended to have a dedicated
circuit that will prevent voltage drop from other loads as occurs on shared circuits.
7. Voltage symbols vary among different multimeters and may be displayed as Vac, AC, V, or a V
beneath a wavy line. Select the correct symbol and set the multimeter to the voltage closest to but
higher than the voltage you are measuring.
* Risk of shock! Connect only to a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Contact an electrician if uncertain.
* Do not bury electrical cord unless installed in certified conduit. Locate the cord safely to minimize accidental damage.
* Replace damaged cords immediately to minimize risk of electric shock.
* Do not use extension cords to supply electricity to the pump.
* Make sure there are no unusual noises or vibrations when the motor is running.
* Avoid contact with energized circuits and rotating parts.
WARNING
Before wiring any part of the motor be sure the power is disconnected.
It is recommended that wiring be performed by a licensed electrician or professional serviceperson.
If pump has a factory preinstalled cord, wiring has already been set and this step is not needed; unless
voltage change is required in which case the cord will need to be removed and steps followed below.
CIRCUIT DATA WIRING DATA
HP CIRCUIT VOLTS/Hz/PH WIRING SIZE PER AMPERAGE CAPACITY
WIRE GAUGE 25-50 ft 100 ft 150ft 200ft 250ft
1.6 30 Amp 115 or 230/60/1
2.7 30 Amp 230/60/1
16
RECOMMENDED WIRING AND CIRCUIT BREAKER DATA
14
12
10
13 amps 10 amps * * *
15 amps 13 amps 7 amps * *
20 amps 15 amps 10 amps 8 amps 7 amps
30 amps 30 amps 20 amps 15 amps 15 amps
*Not recommended for use at this length. Note: The longer the wiring length the lower the amp conductibility due to voltage drop.
Electrical
WARNING

Maintenance
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the basket:
The strainer basket in the priming pot should be inspected and cleaned at least one (1) time
per week, more often if excessive debris is present in the operating environment.
1. Turn off your pump and disconnect from the electrical source by unplugging or turning off
the breaker.
2. If you have a ball valve placed at the return side of your pump, be sure to close the valve to
prevent backflow.
3. Remove the black clamp ring by holding the tabs and turning the clamp ring counter
clockwise. Take care if the clamp ring is too tight. Slightly bumping the tabs may aid in releasing the
grip. Remove the lid and clean out the basket. It is recommended to clean out the basket using a
sprayer on a garden hose and a brush as needed. Do not hit the basket on any hard surface as this will
weaken and damage the basket.
4. Reinstall the basket so that the tab under the basket locks in place.
5. Fill priming pot (basket section) with water.
6. Replace the lid securely.
7. Open ball valve (if present).
8. Connect power and start the pump.
If the pump has been running with no incoming water flow for more than three (3) minutes
it is important to immediately turn the pump off by disconnecting the unit from
the power supply. If the volute (main pump housing) is hot, allow the pump a minimum
of one hour or more to cool before opening the lid. The volute housing/strainer pot
should be cool to the touch before opening. Danger of burn if opened when hot.
Seals and Bearings:
Pump seals and bearings experience normal wear and degrade over time. It is recommended to change pump
seals every three (3) to four (4) years for fresh water applications and every year for salt water applications. The
frequency of replacement will be determinate upon environment and water quality. If leakage is noticed at
anytime, check troubleshooting tips and contact support for parts and advice. If the pump becomes abnormally
noisy, this could be a sign that the bearings are failing and need replacement.
There are a few options for repair when this occurs.
1. Contact PerformancePro Pumps to obtain a return authorization and ship the pump to us for
repair.
2. Contact PerformancePro Pumps for a list of authorized motor repair centers near you. Note that this
option may not honor any warranty but may provide a good alternative.
3. If you are mechanically minded, the option to order bearings and a seal kit from PerformancePro Pumps
or your local dealer is available to perform the repair.
For questions or support contact:
Parts and Service Dept. Ph: [phone] E: [email protected]
WARNING
8
Pump Disassembly
All moving parts are located in the rear sub-assembly of this pump.
Tools required:
1. 3/32 inch Allen wrench
2. 7/16 inch open end wrench
3. 9/16 inch open end wrench
4. Small and large flathead screwdrivers
5. #3 Phillips screw driver
Disassembly and repair of the motor sub-assembly can be made as follows:
2. Close all necessary valves on inlet and discharge lines and drain the pump by removing both drain
plugs.
3. Loosen and remove the six (6) 1-1/8” hex bolts that hold the volute and the bracket together.
4. Pull the rear sub-assembly away from the volute. The volute may remain attached to the plumbing.
5. Loosen and remove the two (2) diffuser set screws that hold the diffuser to the bracket.
6. Remove the set screw from the impeller eye, if present. To remove, hold the impeller stationary and
turn the set screw clockwise to loosen (screw is left-hand threaded).
7. Hold the motor shaft stationary by removing the cap on the opposite end of the motor and inserting
a screw driver in the slot or use a wrench on the flat spot on the motor shaft depending on the motor
design and unscrew the impeller by turning it counter clockwise.
8. Loosen and remove the four (4) 7/8” hex-bolts that hold the bracket to the motor face.
9. To remove the shaft seal, place the bracket face down on a flat surface and press out the
carbon/spring seal from the back side. Never pry it out from the front. Carefully remove the ceramic
seal from the back of the impeller hub by carefully prying up with a small flathead screw driver.
10. Clean the bracket, seal bore housing and the motor shaft as necessary.
1. Disconnect the pump from the power source by unplugging or turn off at the circuit breaker.
Rear Sub-assembly
9
MAINTENANCE
Quick Clamp
Lid
Lid O-ring
Strainer-Basket
Volute
Drain Plug
with O-ring
Di ffuser O-ring
Diffuser Set Screw
with Gasket
Impeller
Mechanical
Seal
Bracket Gasket
Bracket
Motor Base
Motor
7/8” Long Hex Bolts (4)
Diffuser
Screws
Union
Assembly
Union
Assembly
Bracket Bore
O-ring
1 1/8” Long Hex
Bolts (6)
Slinger
Set
Impeller
Maintenance
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the basket:
The strainer basket in the priming pot should be inspected and cleaned at least one (1) time
per week, more often if excessive debris is present in the operating environment.
1. Turn off your pump and disconnect from the electrical source by unplugging or turning off
the breaker.
2. If you have a ball valve placed at the return side of your pump, be sure to close the valve to
prevent backflow.
3. Remove the black clamp ring by holding the tabs and turning the clamp ring counter
clockwise. Take care if the clamp ring is too tight. Slightly bumping the tabs may aid in releasing the
grip. Remove the lid and clean out the basket. It is recommended to clean out the basket using a
sprayer on a garden hose and a brush as needed. Do not hit the basket on any hard surface as this will
weaken and damage the basket.
4. Reinstall the basket so that the tab under the basket locks in place.
5. Fill priming pot (basket section) with water.
6. Replace the lid securely.
7. Open ball valve (if present).
8. Connect power and start the pump.
If the pump has been running with no incoming water flow for more than three (3) minutes
it is important to immediately turn the pump off by disconnecting the unit from
the power supply. If the volute (main pump housing) is hot, allow the pump a minimum
of one hour or more to cool before opening the lid. The volute housing/strainer pot
should be cool to the touch before opening. Danger of burn if opened when hot.
Seals and Bearings:
Pump seals and bearings experience normal wear and degrade over time. It is recommended to change pump
seals every three (3) to four (4) years for fresh water applications and every year for salt water applications. The
frequency of replacement will be determinate upon environment and water quality. If leakage is noticed at
anytime, check troubleshooting tips and contact support for parts and advice. If the pump becomes abnormally
noisy, this could be a sign that the bearings are failing and need replacement.
There are a few options for repair when this occurs.
1. Contact PerformancePro Pumps to obtain a return authorization and ship the pump to us for
repair.
2. Contact PerformancePro Pumps for a list of authorized motor repair centers near you. Note that this
option may not honor any warranty but may provide a good alternative.
3. If you are mechanically minded, the option to order bearings and a seal kit from PerformancePro Pumps
or your local dealer is available to perform the repair.
For questions or support contact:
Parts and Service Dept. Ph: [phone] E: [e-mail]
WARNING
8
Pump Disassembly
All moving parts are located in the rear sub-assembly of this pump.
Tools required:
1. 3/32 inch Allen wrench
2. 7/16 inch open end wrench
3. 9/16 inch open end wrench
4. Small and large flathead screwdrivers
5. #3 Phillips screw driver
Disassembly and repair of the motor sub-assembly can be made as follows:
2. Close all necessary valves on inlet and discharge lines and drain the pump by removing both drain
plugs.
3. Loosen and remove the six (6) 1-1/8” hex bolts that hold the volute and the bracket together.
4. Pull the rear sub-assembly away from the volute. The volute may remain attached to the plumbing.
5. Loosen and remove the two (2) diffuser set screws that hold the diffuser to the bracket.
6. Remove the set screw from the impeller eye, if present. To remove, hold the impeller stationary and
turn the set screw clockwise to loosen (screw is left-hand threaded).
7. Hold the motor shaft stationary by removing the cap on the opposite end of the motor and inserting
a screw driver in the slot or use a wrench on the flat spot on the motor shaft depending on the motor
design and unscrew the impeller by turning it counter clockwise.
8. Loosen and remove the four (4) 7/8” hex-bolts that hold the bracket to the motor face.
9. To remove the shaft seal, place the bracket face down on a flat surface and press out the
carbon/spring seal from the back side. Never pry it out from the front. Carefully remove the ceramic
seal from the back of the impeller hub by carefully prying up with a small flathead screw driver.
10. Clean the bracket, seal bore housing and the motor shaft as necessary.
1. Disconnect the pump from the power source by unplugging or turn off at the circuit breaker.
Rear Sub-assembly
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MAINTENANCE
Quick Clamp
Lid
Lid O-ring
Strainer-Basket
Volute
Drain Plug
with O-ring
Di ffuser O-ring
Diffuser Set Screw
with Gasket
Impeller
Mechanical
Seal
Bracket Gasket
Bracket
Motor Base
Motor
7/8” Long Hex Bolts (4)
Diffuser
Screws
Union
Assembly
Union
Assembly
Bracket Bore
O-ring
1 1/8” Long Hex
Bolts (6)
Slinger
Set
Impeller

1. To install a new shaft seal, clean or replace the bracket bore o-ring. Moisten bracket bore
o-ring with water prior to installing to prevent rolling.
2.
Press the seal into the bore without touching or putting pressure on the delicate carbon face
by pushing on the stainless steel collar. (A large socket or pipe nipple may be used to facilitate
installation.)
3.
Clean as necessary the impeller hub and press in the ceramic part (see tip). Make sure that it is
sitting flat. The polished white ceramic face must be face out, not the rubber boot!
Tip: Moistening the rubber boot with water prior to installation aids in proper seating.
4.
Install the slinger rubber washer on the motor shaft. Install the bracket to the motor. Install and
tighten the four (4) 7/8” hex bolts.
5.
Screw the impeller clockwise onto the motor shaft while holding the motor shaft stationary until it
makes firm contact.
*
Handle the mechanical seal with care to protect the polished and lapped faces of the seal from damage.
*
DO NOT RUN THE PUMP DRY. Pump must be filled with water and sealed before it is turned on.
Parts Replacement and Pump Assembly
MAINTENANCE
6. Mount the diffuser onto the bracket fitting the plastic pins into the holes in the bracket, then
tighten both diffuser set screws.
7. Make sure the diffuser o-ring and bracket gasket are clean and properly seated.
8. Assemble the motor sub-assembly to the volute using the six (6) 1-1/8” hex bolts. Do not tighten
until all six (6) hex bolts are in place and hand tightened, then tighten all six (6) bolts uniformly in an
alternating opposing sides pattern.
9. Insert both drain plugs with o-rings installed and tighten. Install strainer basket and fill the
volute/strainer pot with water.
10. Reinstall the lid and clamp ring, turning clockwise until snug.
11. Open all valves on the system, if present, and reconnect the power to start. Wait for the pump to
prime. Monitor water level in the volute/basket area to ensure water is always present. If the pump has
been running with no incoming water flow for more than 15 minutes, shut the system off immediately
and call PerformancePro Pumps for technical assistance.
Quick Clamp
Lid
Lid O-ring
Strainer-Basket
Volute
Drain Plug
with O-ring
Di ffuser O-ring
Diffuser Impeller
Set Screw
with Gasket
Impeller
Mechanical
Seal
Bracket Gasket
Bracket
Motor Base
Motor
7/8” Long Hex Bolts (4)
Diffuser
Screws
Union
Assembly
Union
Assembly
Bracket Bore
O-ring
1 1/8” Long Hex
Bolts (6)
Slinger
Set
10
WARNING
Winterization
Winterizing your pump is necessary if freezing temperatures occur in your geographic area for extended
periods of time. If freezing tempuratures are not common but may on occassion drop below freezing, it
is advised to follow winterization procedure to protect your pump.
Freezing tempuratures cause water to expand and may result in damage to the
pump, plumbing, and other connected components resulting in costly repairs.
Full disconnection method:
This method is best for pumps situated outside without protection of a building or vault.
1. Disconnect the pump from the power source by unplugging or turning off at the
circuit breaker.
Note: If hardwired, you may either disconnect the electrical connection (a qualified
electrician should perform this) or leave the motor connected and disconnect
the pump end. If you choose this option, please follow pump disassembly
instructions and insulate and cover the motor for protection.
2. Close all necessary valves on inlet and discharges lines and drain the pump by
removing both drain plugs. As the pump drains, the lid may be loosened to
facilitate better drainage. Tip: Store drain plugs in a resealable bag and tape the
bag to the pump or store in the pump basket to prevent loss.
3. Once drained, loosen the intake and discharge ports by turning the union nut
counter-clockwise until loose.
4. The pump can now be removed. Be sure the pump is fully drained and lid removed
before being stored. The lid may stay secured if prior to storage the lid is removed
and fully dried. Store with drain plugs removed. Your pump is now ready for
storage in a dry, warm location such as a garage.
**Be sure to drain the water from the plumbing on your system and related
components to prevent damage.
Connected method:
This method is best for pumps situated in a vault, shed or other covered outdoor location
that may be difficult to fully remove.
1. Follow steps 1, 2 and 3 above.
2. Once drained, remove and dry the lid and place over the top without latching.
3. Drain all plumbing lines on your system.
4. Insulate the pump, motor and exposed pipes, fully covering to prevent moisture
intrusion and freezing tempurature exposure. Do not directly cover with plastic
sheeting as this can create condensation that can result in damage.
MAINTENANCE
11
1. To install a new shaft seal, clean or replace the bracket bore o-ring. Moisten bracket bore
o-ring with water prior to installing to prevent rolling.
2.
Press the seal into the bore without touching or putting pressure on the delicate carbon face
by pushing on the stainless steel collar. (A large socket or pipe nipple may be used to facilitate
installation.)
3.
Clean as necessary the impeller hub and press in the ceramic part (see tip). Make sure that it is
sitting flat. The polished white ceramic face must be face out, not the rubber boot!
Tip: Moistening the rubber boot with water prior to installation aids in proper seating.
4.
Install the slinger rubber washer on the motor shaft. Install the bracket to the motor. Install and
tighten the four (4) 7/8” hex bolts.
5.
Screw the impeller clockwise onto the motor shaft while holding the motor shaft stationary until it
makes firm contact.
*
Handle the mechanical seal with care to protect the polished and lapped faces of the seal from damage.
*
DO NOT RUN THE PUMP DRY. Pump must be filled with water and sealed before it is turned on.
Parts Replacement and Pump Assembly
MAINTENANCE
6. Mount the diffuser onto the bracket fitting the plastic pins into the holes in the bracket, then
tighten both diffuser set screws.
7. Make sure the diffuser o-ring and bracket gasket are clean and properly seated.
8. Assemble the motor sub-assembly to the volute using the six (6) 1-1/8” hex bolts. Do not tighten
until all six (6) hex bolts are in place and hand tightened, then tighten all six (6) bolts uniformly in an
alternating opposing sides pattern.
9. Insert both drain plugs with o-rings installed and tighten. Install strainer basket and fill the
volute/strainer pot with water.
10. Reinstall the lid and clamp ring, turning clockwise until snug.
11. Open all valves on the system, if present, and reconnect the power to start. Wait for the pump to
prime. Monitor water level in the volute/basket area to ensure water is always present. If the pump has
been running with no incoming water flow for more than 15 minutes, shut the system off immediately
and call PerformancePro Pumps for technical assistance.
Quick Clamp
Lid
Lid O-ring
Strainer-Basket
Volute
Drain Plug
with O-ring
Di ffuser O-ring
Diffuser Impeller
Set Screw
with Gasket
Impeller
Mechanical
Seal
Bracket Gasket
Bracket
Motor Base
Motor
7/8” Long Hex Bolts (4)
Diffuser
Screws
Union
Assembly
Union
Assembly
Bracket Bore
O-ring
1 1/8” Long Hex
Bolts (6)
Slinger
Set
10
WARNING
Winterization
Winterizing your pump is necessary if freezing temperatures occur in your geographic area for extended
periods of time. If freezing tempuratures are not common but may on occassion drop below freezing, it
is advised to follow winterization procedure to protect your pump.
Freezing tempuratures cause water to expand and may result in damage to the
pump, plumbing, and other connected components resulting in costly repairs.
Full disconnection method:
This method is best for pumps situated outside without protection of a building or vault.
1. Disconnect the pump from the power source by unplugging or turning off at the
circuit breaker.
Note: If hardwired, you may either disconnect the electrical connection (a qualified
electrician should perform this) or leave the motor connected and disconnect
the pump end. If you choose this option, please follow pump disassembly
instructions and insulate and cover the motor for protection.
2. Close all necessary valves on inlet and discharges lines and drain the pump by
removing both drain plugs. As the pump drains, the lid may be loosened to
facilitate better drainage. Tip: Store drain plugs in a resealable bag and tape the
bag to the pump or store in the pump basket to prevent loss.
3. Once drained, loosen the intake and discharge ports by turning the union nut
counter-clockwise until loose.
4. The pump can now be removed. Be sure the pump is fully drained and lid removed
before being stored. The lid may stay secured if prior to storage the lid is removed
and fully dried. Store with drain plugs removed. Your pump is now ready for
storage in a dry, warm location such as a garage.
**Be sure to drain the water from the plumbing on your system and related
components to prevent damage.
Connected method:
This method is best for pumps situated in a vault, shed or other covered outdoor location
that may be difficult to fully remove.
1. Follow steps 1, 2 and 3 above.
2. Once drained, remove and dry the lid and place over the top without latching.
3. Drain all plumbing lines on your system.
4. Insulate the pump, motor and exposed pipes, fully covering to prevent moisture
intrusion and freezing tempurature exposure. Do not directly cover with plastic
sheeting as this can create condensation that can result in damage.
MAINTENANCE
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Troubleshooting
The following troubleshooting tips support the most common issues. For additional
assistance, please contact [email protected] or 503-356-5888.
PROBLEM KNOWN ISSUE TRY THIS
Pump is not priming No water in strainer pot Fill strainer pot with water and close lid.
Ensure plumbing valves are open.
Low water in the strainer pot Check basket to make sure seated correctly
and reinstall lid.
Check lid for cracks and lid oring for flat spots or
cracking.
Check intake and discharge union fittings for
cracks or loose connection. Replace or tighten.
Connections must be airtight.
Motor is not turning Circuit breaker has tripped Reset circuit breaker and/or GFCI.
or has no power
Check electric supply to verify power supply is
present. Test a secondary location if needed.
Capacitor failure. This may be tested. Call for
details.
Bearing seized. Rotate motor shaft by hand to
test. If shaft does not freely spin, replace bearings.
Low flow Water flow has slowed or is Clean filter basket of debris.
intermittent
Check for impeller clog. See disassembly
instructions or call for details.
Check for leaks in volute housing, lid and union
connections.
Check for obstructions in plumbing and clear if
found.
Motor overheating Seems overly hot and is Possible incorrect wiring. Have an electrician test.
shutting down or shutting
o and on intermittently Test breaker. Replace if needed.
Increase air flow if restricted.
If pump is located in direct sunlight, try providing
aproperly vented shade covering.
Pump is leaking Water leaking between Replace mechanical seal and bracket o-ring.
motor and pump housing
Inspect brass inserts in volute housing by checking
for loose fit of the six 1 1/8” bolts. Tighten or replace.
Water leaking at lid or union Check lid or union nut for cracks. Replace if needed.
Check lid or union orings for cracking or flat spots.
Replace if needed.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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Troubleshooting
The following troubleshooting tips support the most common issues. For additional
assistance, please contact [email protected] or 503-356-5888.
PROBLEM KNOWN ISSUE TRY THIS
Motor fails to start. Incorrect voltage Verify the motor voltage matches nameplate.
Check the circuit breaker for accidental shutoff.
Verify connection and electrical connection secured.
Motor stalls during operation Motor overloaded With electrical power disconnected, verify motor rotates.
Low voltage Verify motor voltage under load to connection terminals.
Voltage should match nameplate.
Tripping breaker Power interruption indicates an overload to the circuit
beyond the breaker rating. Call an electrician for testing.
Motor vibrates or is Motor base Verify that the motor base is not cracked and be sure
excessively noisy mounting bolts are securely tightened.
Pump Turn power off at the source. Check the pump to ensure
it is properly connected to the motor shaft. Check for
impeller damage. Check for obstructions inside pump.
Motor not operating Power supply Check supply line voltage.
correctly.
Motor does not start Over or under voltage Check supply line voltage.
Error Codes
see motor manual
for details
TROUBLESHOOTING
13
Troubleshooting
The following troubleshooting tips support the most common issues. For additional
assistance, please contact [e-mail] or 503-356-5888.
PROBLEM KNOWN ISSUE TRY THIS
Pump is not priming No water in strainer pot Fill strainer pot with water and close lid.
Ensure plumbing valves are open.
Low water in the strainer pot Check basket to make sure seated correctly
and reinstall lid.
Check lid for cracks and lid oring for flat spots or
cracking.
Check intake and discharge union fittings for
cracks or loose connection. Replace or tighten.
Connections must be airtight.
Motor is not turning Circuit breaker has tripped Reset circuit breaker and/or GFCI.
or has no power
Check electric supply to verify power supply is
present. Test a secondary location if needed.
Capacitor failure. This may be tested. Call for
details.
Bearing seized. Rotate motor shaft by hand to
test. If shaft does not freely spin, replace bearings.
Low flow Water flow has slowed or is Clean filter basket of debris.
intermittent
Check for impeller clog. See disassembly
instructions or call for details.
Check for leaks in volute housing, lid and union
connections.
Check for obstructions in plumbing and clear if
found.
Motor overheating Seems overly hot and is Possible incorrect wiring. Have an electrician test.
shutting down or shutting
o and on intermittently Test breaker. Replace if needed.
Increase air flow if restricted.
If pump is located in direct sunlight, try providing
aproperly vented shade covering.
Pump is leaking Water leaking between Replace mechanical seal and bracket o-ring.
motor and pump housing
Inspect brass inserts in volute housing by checking
for loose fit of the six 1 1/8” bolts. Tighten or replace.
Water leaking at lid or union Check lid or union nut for cracks. Replace if needed.
Check lid or union orings for cracking or flat spots.
Replace if needed.
TROUBLESHOOTING
12
Troubleshooting
The following troubleshooting tips support the most common issues. For additional
assistance, please contact [e-mail] or 503-356-5888.
PROBLEM KNOWN ISSUE TRY THIS
Motor fails to start. Incorrect voltage Verify the motor voltage matches nameplate.
Check the circuit breaker for accidental shutoff.
Verify connection and electrical connection secured.
Motor stalls during operation Motor overloaded With electrical power disconnected, verify motor rotates.
Low voltage Verify motor voltage under load to connection terminals.
Voltage should match nameplate.
Tripping breaker Power interruption indicates an overload to the circuit
beyond the breaker rating. Call an electrician for testing.
Motor vibrates or is Motor base Verify that the motor base is not cracked and be sure
excessively noisy mounting bolts are securely tightened.
Pump Turn power off at the source. Check the pump to ensure
it is properly connected to the motor shaft. Check for
impeller damage. Check for obstructions inside pump.
Motor not operating Power supply Check supply line voltage.
correctly.
Motor does not start Over or under voltage Check supply line voltage.
Error Codes
see motor manual
for details
TROUBLESHOOTING
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Parts
Quick Clamp
Lid
Lid O-ring
Strainer-Basket
Volute
Drain Plug
with O-ring
Di ffuser O-ring
Diffuser Impeller
Set Screw
with Gasket
Impeller
Mechanical Seal
Bracket Gasket
Bracket
Motor Base
Motor
7/8” Long Hex Bolts (4)
Diffuser
Screws
Union
Assembly
Union
Assembly
Bracket Bore O-ring
1 1/8” Long Hex Bolts (6)
Slinger
PARTS
Set
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Parts
PARTS
ITEM
BEARINGS BRACKET BRACKET BORE O-RING BRACKET O-RING DIFFUSER DIFFUSER O-RING DIFFUSER SET SCREW DRAIN PLUG HARDWARE IMPELLER IMPELLER SET SCREW LID LID O-RING MOTOR BASE QUICK CLAMP SEAL - STANDARD SEAL KIT - A2 STANDARD
A2 SALT
AP STANDARD AP SALT
STRAINER BASKET UNION ASSEMBLY VOLUTE
PART NUMBER
BEARING-03 APB-3-30 PBO-10 APO-3-20 APD-2-08 APD-09 APD-3-07 APD-3-09 APD-06 APD-06.5 APD-06.6 DSS-1 DSS-2 PPD-10 MPH-30 MPH-30.5 A1/2L A1H A2H AP3/4L AP1H AP2H ASI-09 ALL-40 ALL-3-40 ABL-30 ABL-3-30 APF-3-10 APC-50 APC-3-50 MPS-513 MPS-517 A2-SK1 A2-SK1-S AP-SK1 AP-SK1-S AAS-2-20 AAS-3-30 MPF-2-200 MPF-3-200 MPF-3-300 APV-2-10 APV-3-10
DAF PUMP MODELS
A2-1.6N-HF A2-1.6N-HH A2-2.7N-HF A2-2.7N-HH AP1.6N-HF AP1.6N-HH AP2.7N-HF AP2.7N-HH
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Parts
Quick Clamp
Lid
Lid O-ring
Strainer-Basket
Volute
Drain Plug
with O-ring
Di ffuser O-ring
Diffuser Impeller
Set Screw
with Gasket
Impeller
Mechanical Seal
Bracket Gasket
Bracket
Motor Base
Motor
7/8” Long Hex Bolts (4)
Diffuser
Screws
Union
Assembly
Union
Assembly
Bracket Bore O-ring
1 1/8” Long Hex Bolts (6)
Slinger
PARTS
Set
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Parts
PARTS
ITEM
BEARINGS BRACKET BRACKET BORE O-RING BRACKET O-RING DIFFUSER DIFFUSER O-RING DIFFUSER SET SCREW DRAIN PLUG HARDWARE IMPELLER IMPELLER SET SCREW LID LID O-RING MOTOR BASE QUICK CLAMP SEAL - STANDARD SEAL KIT - A2 STANDARD
A2 SALT
AP STANDARD AP SALT
STRAINER BASKET UNION ASSEMBLY VOLUTE
PART NUMBER
BEARING-03 APB-3-30 PBO-10 APO-3-20 APD-2-08 APD-09 APD-3-07 APD-3-09 APD-06 APD-06.5 APD-06.6 DSS-1 DSS-2 PPD-10 MPH-30 MPH-30.5 A1/2L A1H A2H AP3/4L AP1H AP2H ASI-09 ALL-40 ALL-3-40 ABL-30 ABL-3-30 APF-3-10 APC-50 APC-3-50 MPS-513 MPS-517 A2-SK1 A2-SK1-S AP-SK1 AP-SK1-S AAS-2-20 AAS-3-30 MPF-2-200 MPF-3-200 MPF-3-300 APV-2-10 APV-3-10
DAF PUMP MODELS
A2-1.6N-HF A2-1.6N-HH A2-2.7N-HF A2-2.7N-HH AP1.6N-HF AP1.6N-HH AP2.7N-HF AP2.7N-HH
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PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 138 gpm @ 10.3 amps Max Flow 104 gpm @ 4.53 amps Max Flow 69 gpm @ 1.63 amps
Pump Model: A2-1.6-HH-DAF
Impeller: A1H Trim: 3.60” Db: 68
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1725 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 9-24-20
# 754
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
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40
35
30
25
20
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10
5
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
CAPACITY GPM
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Pump Model: A2-1.6-HF-DAF
Impeller: A1/2L Trim: 3.950” Db: 68
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1725 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 9-23-20
# 753
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 160 gpm @ 11.80 amps Max Flow 120 gpm @ 5.20 amps Max Flow 79 gpm @ 1.80 amps
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PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Pump Model: A2-2.7-HH-DAF
Impeller: A2H Trim: 4.920” Db: 69
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 3450-1800 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 9-29-20
# 755
CAPACITY GPM
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
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3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 187 gpm @ 9.14 amps Max Flow 140 gpm @ 4.43 amps Max Flow 97 gpm @ 2.17 amps
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 213 gpm @ 10.2 amps Max Flow 162 gpm @ 4.80 amps Max Flow 112 gpm @ 2.15 amps
Pump Model: A2-2.7-HF-DAF
Impeller: AP3/4L Trim: 4.225” Db: 68
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 3450 - 1725 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 10-1-20
# 756
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60
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30
25
20
15
10
5
5
10
15
20
25
CAPACITY GPM
17
PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 138 gpm @ 10.3 amps Max Flow 104 gpm @ 4.53 amps Max Flow 69 gpm @ 1.63 amps
Pump Model: A2-1.6-HH-DAF
Impeller: A1H Trim: 3.60” Db: 68
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1725 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 9-24-20
# 754
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
CAPACITY GPM
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Pump Model: A2-1.6-HF-DAF
Impeller: A1/2L Trim: 3.950” Db: 68
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1725 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 9-23-20
# 753
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 160 gpm @ 11.80 amps Max Flow 120 gpm @ 5.20 amps Max Flow 79 gpm @ 1.80 amps
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CAPACITY GPM
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PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Pump Model: A2-2.7-HH-DAF
Impeller: A2H Trim: 4.920” Db: 69
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 3450-1800 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 9-29-20
# 755
CAPACITY GPM
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
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3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 187 gpm @ 9.14 amps Max Flow 140 gpm @ 4.43 amps Max Flow 97 gpm @ 2.17 amps
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 213 gpm @ 10.2 amps Max Flow 162 gpm @ 4.80 amps Max Flow 112 gpm @ 2.15 amps
Pump Model: A2-2.7-HF-DAF
Impeller: AP3/4L Trim: 4.225” Db: 68
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 3450 - 1725 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 10-1-20
# 756
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60
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5
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25
CAPACITY GPM
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PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
Pump Model: AP1.6-HH-DAF
Impeller: AP1H Trim: 4.65” Db: 61-64
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1800 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 7-23-20
#729
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 153 gpm @ 9.01 amps Max Flow 115 gpm @ 4.16 amps Max Flow 76 gpm @ 1.54 amps
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160
5
10
15
20
25
30
CAPACITY
GPM
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 204 gpm @ 10.83 amps Max Flow 154 gpm @ 4.85 amps Max Flow 102 gpm @ 1.74 amps
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
5
10
15
20
25
Pump Model: AP1.6-HF-DAF
Impeller: AP3/4L Trim: 3.80” Db: 61-64
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1800 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC
M: N
Date: 7-22-20 # 728
CAPACITY
GPM
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
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PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210
Max Flow 207 gpm @ 7.60 amps Max Flow 155 gpm @ 3.66 amps Max Flow 103 gpm @ 1.70 amps
Pump Model: AP2.7-HH-DAF
Impeller: AP2H Trim: 4.80” Db: 65-68
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 1800-3450 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 8-13-20
#730
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
CAPACITY GPM
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Pump Model: AP2.7-HF-DAF
Impeller: A3/4L Trim: 4.225” Db: 65-68
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 1800-3450 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 6-17-20 #726
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
CAPACITY (Gallons Per Minute)
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60
55
50
45
40
35
30
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15
10
5
25
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15
10
5
Max Flow 268 gpm @ 9.70 amps Max Flow 195 gpm @ 4.13 amps Max Flow 140 gpm @ 2.25 amps
CAPACITY GPM
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
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PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
Pump Model: AP1.6-HH-DAF
Impeller: AP1H Trim: 4.65” Db: 61-64
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1800 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 7-23-20
#729
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 153 gpm @ 9.01 amps Max Flow 115 gpm @ 4.16 amps Max Flow 76 gpm @ 1.54 amps
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160
5
10
15
20
25
30
CAPACITY
GPM
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
Max Flow 204 gpm @ 10.83 amps Max Flow 154 gpm @ 4.85 amps Max Flow 102 gpm @ 1.74 amps
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
5
10
15
20
25
Pump Model: AP1.6-HF-DAF
Impeller: AP3/4L Trim: 3.80” Db: 61-64
Horsepower: 1.65 RPM: 3450-1800 Hz: 60
V: 115 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC
M: N
Date: 7-22-20 # 728
CAPACITY
GPM
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
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PERFORMANCE
Performance Data
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210
Max Flow 207 gpm @ 7.60 amps Max Flow 155 gpm @ 3.66 amps Max Flow 103 gpm @ 1.70 amps
Pump Model: AP2.7-HH-DAF
Impeller: AP2H Trim: 4.80” Db: 65-68
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 1800-3450 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 8-13-20
#730
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
CAPACITY GPM
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
Pump Model: AP2.7-HF-DAF
Impeller: A3/4L Trim: 4.225” Db: 65-68
Horsepower: 2.7 RPM: 1800-3450 Hz: 60
V: 230 SFA: N/A ENC: TEFC M: N
Date: 6-17-20 #726
3450 RPM 2600 RPM 1800 RPM
CAPACITY (Gallons Per Minute)
082 062 042 022 002 081 061 041 021 001 08 06 04 02
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
25
20
15
10
5
Max Flow 268 gpm @ 9.70 amps Max Flow 195 gpm @ 4.13 amps Max Flow 140 gpm @ 2.25 amps
CAPACITY GPM
Ambient Clear Water SP GR 1.0
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Warranty
PerformancePro Pumps
Dial A Flow Series
Limited Warranty
This Dial-A-Flow series product is warranted tothe Purchaser (defined herein as the original end user) to be free of defects in construction and
workmanship at the time of purchase. Inthe event this product malfunctions within one year (for fresh water, salt water or other suitable fluids)
from the date of purchase the sole obligation of PerformancePro Pumps will be to replace or make this product capable of being operated
according tothe original product description without charges for labor or parts to the Purchaser, and are subject to the following conditions:
1. The malfunction is proved attributable to a defect in construction or workmanship, including repairs performed underthis warranty. Malfunction for
any other reason - including but not limited to misuse, abuse, negligence, accident, corrosion or salt build up, incorrect wiring or electrical supply,
tampering with parts,or improper installation - will not be remedied underthis warranty. Problems or damagefrom failure to comply with instructions in
the owner’s manual, improper plumbing and positioning, flooding, incompatibility with fluid chemisty and running the unit dry are not covered under
this warranty.
2. PerformancePro Pumps must perform all warranty repairs. Purchaser must retain the purchase receipt and present it with this certificate as proof of
ownership and entitlement to warranty repairs. The cost of unauthorized repairs will not be reimbursed to Purchaser by PerformancePro Pumps, and
are not the responsibility of PerformancePro Pumps. If repairs by Purchaser or a third party damage the product, such damage is not remediable under
this warranty.
3. Purchaser shall bear all shipping, packing, and insurance costs and all othercosts, excluding labor and parts necessary to effectuate repairs under
this warranty. Purchaser will pay for return freight.
4. For applications that involve fluids otherthan water, the Purchaser shall retain and presentto PerformancePro Pumps evidence of purchaser’s
compatibility tests under actual operating conditions. Any problems caused by a chemical incompatibility of the fluid with the pump materials, are
expressly notcovered by this warranty.
5. Periodic check -ups and/or maintenance are not covered by this warranty.
6. For all sales in the State of Oregon this is the sole and exclusive manufacturer’s warranty. There are no warranties which
extend beyond the warranty set forth herein, and in accord with Oregon Revised Statutes ORS 72.3160 any and all implied
warranties, including any warranties of merchantability and fitness for particular purpose, are disclaimed and excluded. Some
States do not allow disclaimers/exclusions of, or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so in such States, and
except as is otherwise provided by applicable law of said States, no action on a warranty implied at law shall be commenced
more than one year following the date of purchase. No action shall be brought for breach of any express warranty subsequent
to the expiration of the express written warranty.
7. Incidental and consequential damages (specifically including, but not limited to, damages for loss of profits or damages
relating to down time of personnel, equipment, or facilities) caused by malfunction, defect, or otherwise, whether alleged to
be the result of breach of any express or implied warranty, or the negligence, willful misconduct or other act of
PerformancePro Pumps are not the responsibility of PerformancePro Pumps, and to the extent permitted by law, are hereby
excluded, including, but not limited to property damage, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable law, personal injury or
death and Purchaser hereby agrees to expressly waive any claim for all such damages. If a final determination is made in a
court of competent jurisdiction that any one or more of the damages which are disclaimed, excluded and/or waived under this
paragraph are not allowed under public policy or applicable law, then the disclaimer, exclusion and waiver of all of the other
damages not prohibited by public policy or applicable law shall continue to apply.
8. This warranty does not apply to any malfunction arising out of any application of this product otherthan in a use compatible with the manufacturer’s
product description, unless such application is, upon request, specifically approved in writing by PerformancePro Pumps.
9. The provisions of this warranty are severable and if any provision shall be deemed invalid, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and
effect.
10. This limited warranty extends only to the original Purchaser (end user) and does not extend to transferee or purchaser from the original Purchaser.
Any purported assignment withoutthe consent of PerformancePro Pumps shall be null and void.
11. No warranty whatsoever of chemical compatibility or application suitability is given. It is the sole responsibility of the Purchaser to determine if the
merchandise purchased is suitable for Purchaser’s specific application. PerformancePro Pumps strongly advises thatthe customer perform any and all
tests necessary to determine material compatibility and product suitability for customer’s specific conditions and needs.
12. This contract shall be governed by and in accordance with the laws of the State of Or egon. Purchaser agrees that proper jurisdiction and venue for
anyclaim brought hereunder is in Washington County, Oregon.
13. This limited warranty is incorporated by reference into the contract of purchase for the products supplied by PerformancePro Pumps to Purchaser
under said contract.
WARRANTY
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DIAL-A-FLOW
Warranty
PerformancePro Pumps
Dial A Flow Series
Limited Warranty
This Dial-A-Flow series product is warranted tothe Purchaser (defined herein as the original end user) to be free of defects in construction and
workmanship at the time of purchase. Inthe event this product malfunctions within one year (for fresh water, salt water or other suitable fluids)
from the date of purchase the sole obligation of PerformancePro Pumps will be to replace or make this product capable of being operated
according tothe original product description without charges for labor or parts to the Purchaser, and are subject to the following conditions:
1. The malfunction is proved attributable to a defect in construction or workmanship, including repairs performed underthis warranty. Malfunction for
any other reason - including but not limited to misuse, abuse, negligence, accident, corrosion or salt build up, incorrect wiring or electrical supply,
tampering with parts,or improper installation - will not be remedied underthis warranty. Problems or damagefrom failure to comply with instructions in
the owner’s manual, improper plumbing and positioning, flooding, incompatibility with fluid chemisty and running the unit dry are not covered under
this warranty.
2. PerformancePro Pumps must perform all warranty repairs. Purchaser must retain the purchase receipt and present it with this certificate as proof of
ownership and entitlement to warranty repairs. The cost of unauthorized repairs will not be reimbursed to Purchaser by PerformancePro Pumps, and
are not the responsibility of PerformancePro Pumps. If repairs by Purchaser or a third party damage the product, such damage is not remediable under
this warranty.
3. Purchaser shall bear all shipping, packing, and insurance costs and all othercosts, excluding labor and parts necessary to effectuate repairs under
this warranty. Purchaser will pay for return freight.
4. For applications that involve fluids otherthan water, the Purchaser shall retain and presentto PerformancePro Pumps evidence of purchaser’s
compatibility tests under actual operating conditions. Any problems caused by a chemical incompatibility of the fluid with the pump materials, are
expressly notcovered by this warranty.
5. Periodic check -ups and/or maintenance are not covered by this warranty.
6. For all sales in the State of Oregon this is the sole and exclusive manufacturer’s warranty. There are no warranties which
extend beyond the warranty set forth herein, and in accord with Oregon Revised Statutes ORS 72.3160 any and all implied
warranties, including any warranties of merchantability and fitness for particular purpose, are disclaimed and excluded. Some
States do not allow disclaimers/exclusions of, or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so in such States, and
except as is otherwise provided by applicable law of said States, no action on a warranty implied at law shall be commenced
more than one year following the date of purchase. No action shall be brought for breach of any express warranty subsequent
to the expiration of the express written warranty.
7. Incidental and consequential damages (specifically including, but not limited to, damages for loss of profits or damages
relating to down time of personnel, equipment, or facilities) caused by malfunction, defect, or otherwise, whether alleged to
be the result of breach of any express or implied warranty, or the negligence, willful misconduct or other act of
PerformancePro Pumps are not the responsibility of PerformancePro Pumps, and to the extent permitted by law, are hereby
excluded, including, but not limited to property damage, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable law, personal injury or
death and Purchaser hereby agrees to expressly waive any claim for all such damages. If a final determination is made in a
court of competent jurisdiction that any one or more of the damages which are disclaimed, excluded and/or waived under this
paragraph are not allowed under public policy or applicable law, then the disclaimer, exclusion and waiver of all of the other
damages not prohibited by public policy or applicable law shall continue to apply.
8. This warranty does not apply to any malfunction arising out of any application of this product otherthan in a use compatible with the manufacturer’s
product description, unless such application is, upon request, specifically approved in writing by PerformancePro Pumps.
9. The provisions of this warranty are severable and if any provision shall be deemed invalid, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and
effect.
10. This limited warranty extends only to the original Purchaser (end user) and does not extend to transferee or purchaser from the original Purchaser.
Any purported assignment withoutthe consent of PerformancePro Pumps shall be null and void.
11. No warranty whatsoever of chemical compatibility or application suitability is given. It is the sole responsibility of the Purchaser to determine if the
merchandise purchased is suitable for Purchaser’s specific application. PerformancePro Pumps strongly advises thatthe customer perform any and all
tests necessary to determine material compatibility and product suitability for customer’s specific conditions and needs.
12. This contract shall be governed by and in accordance with the laws of the State of Or egon. Purchaser agrees that proper jurisdiction and venue for
anyclaim brought hereunder is in Washington County, Oregon.
13. This limited warranty is incorporated by reference into the contract of purchase for the products supplied by PerformancePro Pumps to Purchaser
under said contract.
WARRANTY
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DIAL-A-FLOW
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT!
Exposure to the elements can result in corrosion
and reduced service life of your pump.
Protect your pump motor from the elements today!
* Excellent weather protection * Noise abatement * Easy to assemble
* Sturdy construction * Customizable precut knockout sections
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