INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY WORK WARNING
• While connecting electrical cables to the machine's motor, take care of the
mechanism inside the connection box, check that no pieces of cable remain
inside after closure and that the earth contact is correctly connected. Connect the
motor using the electrical diagram attached to the machine.
• Check that the electrical cable connections to the machine's terminal box are well
set and firmly attached to the connection terminals.
• The pump electrical installation should have a differential the value of which is not
greater than 30mA.
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Check that the terminal box joint is used correctly, thus preventing water from
entering the terminal box of the electric motor. Likewise, check that the packing
gland has been placed and pressed correctly inside the joint.
• The pumps must be installed on a flat and solid surface, at a distance of minimum
3,5 meters from the pool (according to regulation NF C 15-100 or analogue, valid
in each region or country).
• They must be fixed in a horizontal position. These pumps are not self-priming and
they should be installed below water level. The suction pipe should be as short as
possible in order to reduce the suction time. The place where the pump is installed
should be dry and aired at all times.
• Special attention should be paid to ensure that under no circumstances water
gets into the motor and the electric voltage parts.
• Should the envisaged use be different from that mentioned, adaptations and
supplementary technical regulations may be necessary.
STARTING-UP WARNING.
Before starting the pump for the first time, verify the calibration of the motor electric
protection mechanisms and check that the protectors against electrical and mechanical
contacts are correctly positioned and well fixed.
It is recommended not to use the pool during that first check of the pumping equipment
installation.
ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE WORK WARNING.
• National installation regulations should be taken into account when assembling
and installing the pumps.
• Special attention should be paid to ensure that under no circumstances water
gets into the motor and the electric voltage parts.
• Any contact, even accidental, with the machine's moving parts should be avoided
while the machine is operating and/or before it completely stops.
• Wait until the machine has completely stopped in order to carry out any work on
it.
• Before undertaking any electrical or mechanical maintenance make sure that
the machine has been disconnected from the supply network and starting-up
mechanisms are blocked.
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