What to do if my Aqua HC151+ MULTI does not switch on?
If your Aqua Water Pump doesn't switch on, here's what to check: * First, ensure the pump is properly connected to the mains. * Second, inspect the protection fuse; if it's blown, replace it. * Finally, if neither of those solves the issue, the electronic board might be damaged and need replacement.
Why my Aqua Water Pump does not dose, but the solenoid is working?
If your Aqua Water Pump isn't dosing but the solenoid is working, consider these possibilities: * The foot filter might be obstructed; clean it. * The suction tube could be empty, meaning the pump isn't primed; repeat the priming procedure. * Air bubbles might be present in the hydraulic circuit; open the bleed valve to release the air. * The chemical in use might be generating gas; in this case, replace the pump head with an automatic bleed version.
What to do if Aqua HC151+ MULTI Water Pump does not dose and the solenoid does not work?
If your Aqua Water Pump isn't dosing and the solenoid isn't working, or the stroke is greatly muffled, it could be due to: * Crystals forming, valve occlusion, and/or blocked balls. Try cleaning the valves and circulating water instead of the chemical product. * The injection valve might be obstructed. Consider replacing it.
Details about the company and its address.
Lists relevant European directives the products comply with.
Guidelines for safe and accessible installation of the dosing pump.
Crucial safety notes, including ATEX environment warning.
Provides dimensional drawings and specifications for HC151+ and HC200+ models.
Lists key technical specifications like power supply, insulation class, and protection grade.
Details flow rate, pressure, strokes, and power consumption for different solenoid types.
Visual representation of pump performance under various pressure and flow rate conditions.
Lists all items included in the standard pump package.
Describes the graphic display, encoder, and mechanical adjustment for pump operation.
Explains how to use the encoder and buttons for navigation and input.
Illustrates the menu navigation flow for pump setup, settings, and statistics.
Guides through initial setup steps like language, date, and time configuration.
Step-by-step instructions for priming the pump to remove air bubbles.
Procedure to calibrate the pump for accurate volume per stroke.
Introduces various operating modes like Constant, Timer, 1:N, 1xN, PPM, and mA.
How to set up the pump for constant dosing in strokes/minute or strokes/hour.
Instructions for programming daily/weekly dosing schedules and programs.
Configuration for dividing water meter pulses for dosage control.
Setting up proportional dosing based on water meter pulses with timeout.
How to set up dosage based on PPM, concentration, and ml/stroke.
Configuring proportional dosing using an external mA signal input.
Formula and explanation for selecting the correct pump model based on m³ and PPM.
Formula for calculating the 1xN multiplication factor.
Formula for calculating the 1:N division factor.
Configuration options for language, date, time, performance, and priming.
Options related to password, level input polarity, and factory reset.
Adjusting display brightness to save power and prolong life.
Setting up a password to prevent unauthorized access to configuration menus.
Inverting the input polarity for level probes (N.O. to N.C. and vice versa).
Setting a delay for pump stop after low level activation for safety margin.
Resets the pump to its original factory settings, deleting most data.
Displays the total number of strokes performed by the pump since commissioning.
Shows the total volume of liquid dosed in liters, with an option to clear.
Key rules for proper pump placement and connection to avoid malfunctions.
Details on connecting external signals (water meter, mA) and level probes.
Lists common pump problems, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Diagram showing the disassembled parts of the HC151+ pump.
Diagram showing the disassembled parts of the HC200+ pump.
Diagram showing the disassembled parts of the pump head assembly.
Diagram showing the disassembled parts of the auto bleed pump head.
General| Power | 150 W |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 6000 L/h |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Cable Length | 10 m |
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