Aquascape Water Pump Instructions (91023, 91024, 91025 & 91026) Manuel d'utilisation

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WATER PUMP SPECS

Model Number

91023

91024

91025

91026

Maximum Flow Rate

70 GPH

90 GPH

180 GPH

320 GPH

Maximum Head
Height

2.1'

2.8'

4.1'

5.6'

Motor Type

Mag-Drive

Mag-Drive

Mag-Drive

Mag-Drive

Wattage

3.0W

4.3W

9.3W

17.6W

Amperage

0.037

0.061

0.175

0.339

Power Cord Length

6'

6'

6'

6'

Discharge Hose
Diameter

1/2"

1/2"

1/2"

5/8"

70 GPH

90 GPH

180 GPH

320 GPH

¼” Stepped

Plastic Adapter

¼” Stepped

Plastic Adapter

½” Cylinder

Plastic Adapter

½” Cylinder

Plastic Adapter

5/8” Straight

Adapter Tube

5/8” Bent

Adapter Tube

Impeller

Impeller

Impeller

Impeller

Impeller Cover

Impeller Cover

Impeller Cover

Impeller Cover

Flow Controller

Flow Controller

Intake Screen

Intake Screen

Intake Screen

½” Cylinder

Plastic Adapter

Flow Controller

Intake Screen

Pump

70 gph

90 gph

180 gph

320 gph

Impeller

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91029

91030

91031

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Your Paradise. Our Passion.

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3 year

warranty

the

aquascape

water Pump is guaranteed for three

years from date of purchase. Proof of purchase

required. w

arranty does not cover damage

resulting from negligent handling, misuse or lack of

reasonable maintenance or care. w

arranty is valid

against defects due to material and the company’s

workmanship only. t

he sole obligation shall be to replace the defective

unit with a suitable replacement unit. u

nits should be checked for

proper operation prior to returning as defective.

no liability for loss

or damage of any nature or kind, whether arising out of or from the

use of the product, whether defective or not defective, is assumed by

aquascape, Inc. or its af

filiates.

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for more infor

mation about our company or products

please visit our website at www.aquascapeinc.com or

call (us

) 1-866-877-6637 (can

) 1-866-766-3426.

Safety infOrmatiOn

WARNING: Risk of electric shock – This pump has not been

approved for use in swimming pool or marine areas.

WARNING: To provide continued protection against risk

of electric shock, connect to properly grounded, ground fault

circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets only, using the

following guidelines:

(a) Have a qualified electrician install a properly grounded

receptacle outlet, acceptable for outdoor use and protected

from snow and rain.

(b) Inspect cord before using.
(c) Do not use extension cords.
(D) any wiring of pumps should be performed by a qualified

electrician to ensure code compliance and user safety.

(e) unplug pump at receptacle outlet when not

in use or before removal from pond.

(f) to reduce risk of electrical shock, all wiring

and junction connections should be made per local codes.

requirements may vary depending on usage and location.

(g) the power cable should be protected at all times to avoid

punctures, cuts, bruises and abrasions.

(H) never handle power cords with wet hands.
(I) Do not remove cord and strain relief. Do not connect

conduit to pump.

(J) Do not use power cable to lift pump.

inStaLLatiOn

• Always operate the pump fully submerged. Failure to do so will

overheat the pump and cause it to fail, thus voiding the warranty. Do

not oPerate Dry!

• Use only in fully assembled state. Failure to operate the pump without

the cover/strainer in place will allow large debris to enter the pump,

causing the pump to fail, voiding the warranty.

• Do not wear loose clothing that may become entangled in the

impeller or other moving parts.

• Keep clear of suction and discharge openings. DO NOT insert fingers

in pump with power connected.

• Do not pump hazardous materials or liquids, such as oil, saltwater or

organic solvents.

• Products returned must be cleaned, sanitized, or decontaminated, as

necessary, prior to shipment so as to ensure that employees will not be

exposed to health hazards in handling said material. All applicable

laws and regulations shall apply.

ImPORtANt! aquascape, Inc. is not responsible for losses,

injury, or death resulting from a failure to observe these safety

precautions, misuse or abuse of pumps or equipment.

PUmP SPeCifiCatiOnS

• Input Voltage: 120V AC

• Input Frequency: 60 Hz

• Submersible pump

• For outdoor or indoor use

• Thermally protected

• This pump has been evaluated for

• Input Amps & Wattage:

use with water only

See Chart Below

tyPiCaL inStaLLatiOn

this pump is designed to be operated

fully submerged in the water feature.

• Select the appropriate fitting(s) needed

for your application.

• Attach tubing to the fitting.
• Connect the other end of the tubing to

the fountain, ornamental spitter or filter.

• Connect the pump to an outlet that is

protected by a ground fault interrupter.

once the pump is running and water

circulating through the filter(s) or

waterfalls, check for any fitting or

waterfall leaks where the external

connections are made.

OPeratiOn and maintenanCe

• Inlet Screen Cleaning -

we recommend inspecting your

pump on a regular basis to

ensure it is functioning properly.

If you notice the water flow rate

diminish, it may be due to the

pump’s inlet screen becoming

clogged with debris. In many

cases the clogged screen can

be cleaned by pulling the pump

out of the water to remove

debris from the pump cover. always disconnect the power before

performing maintenance on the pump.

• Internal Pump Cleaning -

If you have thoroughly cleaned

the pump’s inlet screen and still

have diminished flow rates,

then you will need to remove

the impeller cover to inspect the

impeller rotor assembly.

If your rotor assembly impeller

and internal pump body have

excessive scale build-up, clean

with a mild acid, such as

white vinegar or non-abrasive

calcium, lime and rust remover

product using a sponge or soft-

bristled brush that won’t scratch

impeller. removing scale build

up will allow your pump to run

like new again.

rePLaCing the imPeLLer aSSembLy

the impeller assembly is the only moving part on the pump and will

experience wear and tear. If you’ve cleaned the pump, as described

above, and still experience poor pump performance, it is most likely time to

replace the impeller. replacing the impeller is extremely easy. replacement

Impeller Kits are available through your local Aquascape

®

dealer.

Winter Storage – The pump can be run during freezing weather, if

desired, but should be removed if shutting down the pump for the winter.

Disconnect the tubing from the discharge fitting and remove the pump

from the pond. clean the pump and inlet screens with fresh water and

store the pump in a frost-free location.

Water

PumP

tabLe tOP fOUntain,

SPitter and StatUary

SUbmerSibLe PUmP
for models:

• 70 GPH (Item #91023)

• 90 GPH (Item #91024)

• 180 GPH (Item #91025)

• 320 GPH (Item #91026)

For more information about our company or products,

please visit our website at www.aquascapeinc.com

or call us at (US) 1-866-877-6637 (CAN) 1-866-766-3426

©2012 Aquascape, Inc.

All Worldwide Rights Reserved

91027.122011

trOUbLeShOOting

• Reduced Water Flow

– Pump or plumbing may be clogged. It may be necessary to clean

the pump intake screen and impeller

Pump Hums and Doesn’t Push Water

– Pump or plumbing may be clogged. It may be necessary to clean

the pump intake screen and impeller

– remove the intake screen and impeller cover and inspect and

clean the impeller rotor assembly and internal pump body

– Make sure nothing is blocking or wrapped around the impeller

– Make sure the pump is receiving the correct voltage

Pump Not Working

– the ground-fault circuit-interrupter (gfcI) may have tripped

– the pump is not receiving the correct voltage

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