Connect hose to the output side: Note:
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4. Operation
Connecting the
Pressure Tank Unit:
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Use pressure-tight hoses, such as the GARDENA Premium
Rubber hose of 19 mm (3/4") diameter, Art. no. 4432/8452,
in connection with the GARDENA Quick-Release Threaded
Connector of 33.3 mm (G1) internal thread, Art. no. 7109,
and the GARDENA Suction and High Pressure Connector,
Art. no. 7120, for 19 mm (3/4") hoses and a GARDENA Hose
Clip, Art. no. 7192.
Under no circumstances use these hoses on the suction side.
➔ Connect delivery hose
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1. Unscrew the cover
2. Turn the rotary switch
The integrated non-return valve will open.
3. Open the air bleed
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4. Open any shut-off devices in the delivery line (watering
accessories, water stop, etc.) so that air can escape before
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the priming procedure begins.
5. Empty any water remaining in the delivery hose so that the air
can escape during filling and priming.
6. Slowly por approx 2 to 3 l of the liquid to be pumped throught
the filler neck
7. Screw the filter chamber cover
hand until it stops.
8. Close venting
9. Insert the mains plug into a 230 V mains socket.
CAUTION ! The pump will start immediately !
Once the maximum pressure is reached the pump will switch off
automatically. When the pressure falls below the minimum value
due to water being drawn off, the pump will switch on again
automatically.
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The maximum self-priming head of 8 m is only achieved if the
pump is filled until it overflows via the filler connection
delivery hose is held high enough so that no water can escape
via the delivery hose. It is not necessary to hold up the delivery
hose if filled suction hoses with backflow preventer are used.
to the delivery side connection.
DANGER ! Electric shock !
➔ Before filling the pump, unplug the equipment
from the mains.
Warning ! Pump running dry.
➔ Fill the pump to the overflow (approx. 2 to 3 litres)
with water each time before the pump is
switched on.
of the filter chamber by hand.
to FILL.
.
, until it emerges from the air bleed
and turn rotary switch
.
closed again, turning by
to RUN.
and the
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