Test; Storage; Troubleshooting; Possible Cause - Steinbach Classic 310 Manual Original

Test

Check the following before each use:
- Is there visible damage on the device?
- Is there visible damage on the control elements?
- Are the accessories in perfect condition?
- Are all lines in perfect condition?
- Is the feed unblocked?
- Are the ventilation slots clear and clean?
Do not start up a damaged device or damaged accessories. Have them checked by the
manufacturer or its customer service or a qualified service technician.

Storage

1. Thoroughly clean the device (see section "Cleaning").
2. Remove all lines, the pump and the filter vessel.
3. Let the device dry completely after cleaning.
4. Store the device in a dry and frost-free location (>= +5 °C) without direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

Problem
The pressure on the
manometer exceeds 1 bar.
Air bubbles escape from the
injection nozzle.
The pump is not getting
enough water or the system
pressure is too low.
The pump does not start up.
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Possible cause

The quartz filter sand is
dirty.
The filter balls are dirty.
The pump is sucking in air.
The water level in the pool
is too low.
The prefilter basket (if
available) is clogged.
The suction line is clogged.
The pump has no power.
The pump is defective.
Remedy
Backflush the system (see
"Backflushing" section).
Remove and wash the filter balls by
hand. Exchange the filter balls if
necessary.
Check all hoses and seals for leaks.
Retighten the hose clamps.
Raise the water level in the pool.
Empty the prefilter basket.
Clean the pressure line.
Connect the pump's power plug to
the power supply. Check whether
the fuse has triggered.
Contact customer service.