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Gardena Classic 3500/4 Operator's Manual

6. TROUBLESHOOTING

DANGER! Electric shock!
Risk of injury due to electric current.
v Disconnect the product from the mains before you
troubleshoot the product.
To troubleshoot with the error diagnosis system [ Fig. T1 ]:
The pump is equipped with an error diagnosis system which indicates
various error states via the error LED
1. Disconnect the pump from the mains.
2. Make the respective remedies from the table below.
3. Start the pump again.
The error display has been cleared and the pump is ready for operation
again.
Problem
Possible Cause
Error-LED flashes 1 time
The pump does not pump water for 30 seconds during the
(with a 2 second break)
initial operation.
Pump does not suck water
Pump was not sufficiently
filled with liquid to be pumped.
Air cannot escape on the pres­
sure side, because the pressure
side outlets are closed.
Pump does not start
The pump housing has heated
up and the thermal circuit brea­
ker has been activated.
The impeller is blocked.
Only for Art. 1758:
The flow sensor is dirty.
Flow sensor signal is faulty
Error-LED flashes
The pump does not pump water for 6 minutes during the
2 times (with a 2 second
initial operation.
break)
Pump does not suck water
Problem on the suction side.
Suction hose deformed
or bent.
Pump does not start
The thermal circuit breaker
has been activated
(motor overheated).
Error-LED flashes
The pump does not pump water for 30 seconds during the
3 times (with a 2 second
current operation.
break)
Water supply disrupted
Problem on the suction side.
on the suction side
Suction hose deformed or bent. v Use a new suction hose.
(e)
.
Remedy
v Fill the pump and make sure
that water does not drain out
on the pressure side during
the suctioning process
(see 3. OPERATION).
v Open the pressure side
outlets (see 3. OPERATION).
1. Open possible shut­off device
in the pressure line (release
pressure).
2. Ensure sufficient ventilation
and let the pump cool down
for 20 min.
1. Loosen the impeller (see
"To loosen the impeller").
2. Let the pump cool down for
20 min.
v Clean the flow sensor (see
"To clean the flow sensor").
v Immerse the suction hose
end under water.
v Eliminate any leak on the
suction side.
v Clean the check valve on
the suction line and check
the installation direction.
v Clean the suction filter on the
suction hose end.
v Clean the filter lid seal and
turn the lid until the stopper
(see 4. MAINTENANCE),
v Clean the filter in the pump.
v Use a new suction hose.
v Let the pump cool down
for 20 min.
v Immerse the suction hose
end under water.
v Eliminate any leak on the
suction side.
v Clean the check valve on
the suction line and check
the installation direction.
v Clean the suction filter on the
suction hose end.
v Clean the filter lid seal and
turn the lid until the stopper
(see 4. MAINTENANCE),
v Clean the filter in the pump.
Problem
Possible Cause
Pump does not start
The thermal circuit breaker
has been activated
(motor overheated).
Only for Art. 1758:
The flow sensor is dirty.
Flow sensor signal is faulty
Error-LED flashes
The pump switches off during on-going operation
4 times (with a 2 second
after 60 minutes.
break)
Leakage warning is
Leak on pressure side
activated
(e. g. dripping tap).
The maximum duration of the
leakage warning (low quantity
program 60 min. or 2 min.)
has been exceeded.
The check valve is blocked.
Only for Art. 1758:
The flow sensor is dirty.
Flow sensor signal is faulty
Pump does not start
Mains plug is disconnected.
or stops suddenly during
Power failure.
operation
RCD has triggered
(residual current).
Electrical interruption.
To loosen the impeller [ Fig. T2 ]:
If the impeller is stuck due to dirt, the Error LED flashes 1 time
(with a 2 second break).
1. Turn the motor shaft
(16)
with a screw driver.
This will loosen the blocked impeller.
2. Start the pump (see 3. OPERATION).
Only for Art. 1758: To clean the flow sensor [ Fig. T3 ]:
If the flow sensor is stuck due to dirt, the Error LED flashes
(with a 2 second break).
1. Loosen both screws
(17)
.
2. Remove the cover
(18)
.
3. Loosen the screw
(19)
and remove the clip
4. Loosen the cap
(21)
counterclockwise (e. g. with a screwdriver).
5. Remove and clean the impeller
6. Clean the housing of the flow sensor.
(22)
7. Assemble the impeller
again in reverse order.
(18)
8. First insert the cover
at the top and then tighten both screws
at the bottom.
9. Start the pump (see 3. OPERATION).
NOTE: For any other malfunctions please contact the GARDENA service
department. Repairs must only be done by GARDENA service departments
or specialist dealers approved by GARDENA.

7. TECHNICAL DATA

Automatic Home & Garden
Unit
Pump
Mains voltage
V (AC)
Mains frequency
Hz
Rated Power /
W
Standby consumption
Connection cable
m
Max. delivery capacity
l/h
Max. pressure
bar
Max. delivery head
m
Max. suction height
m
Cut-in pressure
bar
Permitted internal pressure
bar
(delivery side)
Remedy
v Let the pump cool down for
20 min.
v Clean the flow sensor (see
"To clean the flow sensor").
v Eliminate any leak on the
pressure side.
v When using the low quantity
programme, shorten the
watering duration or interrupt
for 5 minutes.
v Increase the water consump­
tion.
v Clean the check valve (see
"To clean the check valve").
v Clean the flow sensor (see
"To clean the flow sensor").
v Connect the mains plug.
v Check the fuse and the
cables.
v Disconnect the pump
and contact the GARDENA
Service.
v Disconnect the pump
and contact the GARDENA
Service.
(20)
.
(22)
.
(17)
Value (Art. 1757)
Value (Art. 1758)
230
230
50
50
800 / 1.5
1100 / 1.5
1.5 (H07RN­F)
1.5 (H07RN­F)
3500
4000
4.0
4.5
40
45
7
8
1.9 ± 0.2
1.9 ± 0.2
6
6
11