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Clarke 7260040 Manuel
This pump is ONLY for use with the following:
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Clean water or water with small solids in suspension (dirty water).
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Diesel fuel
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Paraffin
DO NOT use this pump for pumping:
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Slurry
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Sceptic Tanks
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Sandy water
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WARNING: DO NOT USE FOR PUMPING PETROL
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ALWAYS disconnect the pump from the power supply before performing any
maintenance operations.
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ALWAYS check the power input cable before use to ensure it is perfectly serviceable.
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ALWAYS ensure the filter is clean and perfectly serviceable before use.
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NEVER run the pump dry. Minimum water depth is 30mm
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DO NOT exceed the duty cycle - see Specifications.
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DO NOT use if any part appears to be damaged. Have it repaired by your Clarke dealer.
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DO NOT use the pump for any purpose other than that for which it is intended.
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DO NOT operate the pump continuously - eg. in a fish pond or collection tank, water
feature etc.
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DO NOT use or leave the pump in freezing conditions.
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DO NOT allow uncontrolled discharge of contaminated water etc. ALWAYS collect in
a container and dispose of according to all H & S regulations and local laws.
Limitations of Use
Safety Precautions
Specifications
Flow Rate ..................................................... 16.5 litres/min
Min. Water Depth ...................................... 30mm
Voltage ........................................................ 12V
Current ......................................................... 4.5A DC
Pressure ........................................................ 15psi / 1 bar
Height .......................................................... 145mm
Diameter ...................................................... 53.5mm
Weight .......................................................... 0.6kg
Duty cycle ................................................... 15mins continuous in any
30 min period