53) positioning the aquajet, 4) how to operate the fountain head(s), 5) maintenance – Aquascape AquaJet 1000-1500 (99738, 99739 & 99740) Manuel d'utilisation

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3) Positioning The AquaJet

Position the AquaJet on a base that is raised in relation to the bottom of the pond to avoid

clogging of the shell. Remember that the AquaJet is intended to be run in water and must

never run dry.

When installation has been completed, make sure the plug is accessible.

4) How to Operate the Fountain Head(s)

4.1 Fountain Head (AquaJet 1000 and 1500 only)
The 2-1 Fountain Head allows you to have two

different fountain styles: the double daisy and the

water bell by simply turning the mobile parts of

the fountain head.
4.2 Water Bell
To have the water bell, turn the stem off

and unscrew the fountain head counter

clockwise. (Fig. 4)
4.3 Double Daisy
To have the Double Daisy, screw the

fountain head closed by turning

clockwise and open the stem.

(Fig. 5)
4.4 Fountain Head Operation for AquaJet 600
The AquaJet 600 comes with two separate

fountain heads the attach directly to the divert

valve. To attach the fountain head simply press

the head onto the divert valve. To vary the

diameter of the water bell fountain head all

you have to do is unscrew the central part. (Fig. 6)
You can vary the height of the fountain by

opening or closing the divert valve.

5) maintenance

5.1 Routine Maintenance
• Your Aquascape

AquaJet

Pump should operate

under continuous duty without any major maintenance.

• If any reduction in flow is noticed, unplug the pump and remove

it from the pond. Depressing the clips on the pump will allow access to the main pump

chamber. Remove any debris, and if required, remove the Pump Volute Outlet by turning

counterclockwise and pulling off. Inspect the impeller for blockage.

5.2 Annual Maintenance
• Remove and inspect the impeller by depressing the tabs and removing the Upper Pump

Housing. Remove the Pump Volute Outlet by turning it counter-clockwise. Inspect the

impeller for damage and replace if necessary.

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