CIPU CSPPV711 - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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judith19Aug 4, 2025
What to do if my CIPU CSPPV711 Water Pump does not run?
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  Lance ThomasAug 5, 2025
  If your CIPU Water Pump isn't running, first, check if it's properly plugged into the socket and examine the power cord. Next, check the GFCI or main circuit breaker; if it's tripped, switch it on. If it trips again immediately, it indicates a defect in the pump or its controls. Also, verify if the pump shaft can be rotated by hand and remove any blockage. If the pump shaft/motor is faulty, replace the pump/motor assembly.
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Patricia SchultzAug 9, 2025
How to fix low flow in my CIPU CSPPV711?
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  tiffany50Aug 9, 2025
  To fix low flow in your CIPU Water Pump, start by backwashing or cleaning the cartridge if the filter is dirty. Then, clean the skimmer and pump strainer if they are dirty. Check for suction air leaks by ensuring the water level is correct through suction points and that baskets and strainers are free of debris. Tighten all fittings/unions on the suction side of the pump and replace the mechanical seal. Finally, ensure that valves are not closed and lines are not blocked.
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derrickallenAug 14, 2025
What to do if my CIPU CSPPV711 will not prime?
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  Emily AndersonAug 15, 2025
  If your CIPU Water Pump won't prime, check for suction air leaks by ensuring the water level is correct through suction points, and that baskets and strainers are free of debris. Tighten all fittings/unions on the suction side of the pump, and replace the mechanical seal. Also, make sure the filter tank is full. Open all valves in the system, clean the skimmer and pump basket, and check the pump impeller for blockages.
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Thomas CooperAug 20, 2025
Why does my CIPU CSPPV711 motor run hot?
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  Brian DanielsAug 20, 2025
  If your CIPU Water Pump motor runs hot, the low or incorrect voltage can be the cause and the supply has to be corrected by an electrician. A motor running hot to touch is normal. The thermal overload protector will function to turn them off if there is an overload or excessive high temperature problem. Also, ensure it is shielded from direct sunlight and has proper ventilation by not tightly covering or enclosing the motor.
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Debra TerryAug 25, 2025
What causes noise during CIPU CSPPV711 operation?
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  David GonzalezAug 25, 2025
  Noise during CIPU Water Pump operation can be caused by several factors. It may be due to a bad bearing, which an electrician should replace. An air leak in the suction can also cause noise; ensure the water level is correct through suction points and that baskets and strainers are free of debris. A suction blockage can be the reason, so locate and clean any blockages. Noise can also arise from disturbances in the impeller or cavitations. For cavitations, improve suction, reduce suction lift, reduce the number of fittings, increase pipe size, increase discharge pressure, and reduce flow by throttling the discharge valve.
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Kyle GeorgeAug 30, 2025
What should I do if the motor overload cuts out on my CIPU Water Pump?
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  jennifergoldenAug 30, 2025
  If the motor overload cuts out on your CIPU Water Pump, have an electrician check the wiring to ensure the motor is connected properly. Low incoming voltage can also cause this issue; the voltage at the motors should be no more than 6% above or below the nameplate voltage, so have an electrician check the voltage and ensure the pump is not running on an extension cord. Overload due to binding in the pump or a wrong-size impeller can also cause the motor to cut out.

Summary

Safety Precautions

Suction Entrapment Hazard

Details hazards like hair, limb, body, evisceration, and mechanical entrapment.

General Safety Rules

Provides general guidelines for safe installation, operation, and maintenance of the pump.

Installation

Location

Specifies requirements for pump placement, distance from pool/spa, and ventilation.

Piping

Guidelines for selecting pipe size, placement of fittings, and suction line configuration.

Fittings and Valves

Recommendations for installing elbows, gate valves, and check valves for optimal pump performance.

Electrical and Bonding

Electrical Requirements

Details compliance with electrical codes, circuit breaker requirements, and wiring compartment.

Wiring

Step-by-step instructions for safe motor wiring, connection types, and keypad cable management.

Grounding

Procedures for proper motor grounding, wire size, and connection to electrical service ground.

Bonding

Guidelines for bonding the motor to pool structure and other metal components per NEC.

Production Introduction and Control Panel

Features of LED Control Panel

Describes the functions of LED indicators for speed, alarms, and error messages on the control panel.

Introduction of LED Control Board

Overview of control board functions, buttons, and LED screen elements for pump operation.

Pump Operation Modes

Stop And Run The Pump

Instructions for starting, stopping, and changing pump running speeds, including initial high-speed priming.

Pump Run Under Pre-programmed Conditions

Details on using ECO, CLEAN, and BOOST quick start buttons for default speeds and operation.

Pump Run under MODE1;MODE2

Explanation of programmed cycles for MODE 1 (16 hours) and MODE 2 (24 hours) with stage settings.

How to Set and Change Specification of MODE1;MODE2

Step-by-step guide for setting start times and running hours for MODE 1 and MODE 2 programs.

System Management

Alert and Warnings

Details pump error codes, alarm conditions, and actions for power failure, priming, overheat, over current, and over voltage.

Alert Code Details

A table listing specific error codes, their descriptions, and remarks for troubleshooting.

Priming

Instructions for priming the pump, including filling the filter tank and ensuring proper water levels.

Maintenance

Procedures for cleaning the strainer basket, inspecting/lubricating the lid gasket, and re-priming the filter tank.

Assembly and Verification

Assembly Instructions

Steps for assembling the pump, including strainer basket placement and alignment.

Regularly Verify

Checks to perform on mechanical parts, cables, motor temperature, and pump vibration for ongoing reliability.

Technical Information

Caution

Advises contacting the distributor or manufacturer for complex cases or special problems not covered.

Technical Data

Lists key specifications for the pump, including input power, maximum head, flow rate, voltage, and IP rating.

Troubleshooting

Low Flow

Addresses issues like dirty filters, strainers, suction air leaks, and closed valves causing reduced water flow.

Pump Does Not Run

Troubleshoots causes for pump failure, including power issues, tripped breakers, and locked motor shafts.

Pump Will Not Prime

Diagnoses reasons for the pump not priming, such as suction air leaks or an empty filter tank.

Motor Overload Cuts Out

Identifies causes for motor overload, like improper connection, low voltage, or binding.

Noise Pump Operation

Addresses causes of abnormal pump noise, including bad bearings or suction air leaks.

Motor Runs Hot

Explains why the motor may overheat, including low voltage, direct sunlight, or poor ventilation.

This document is an owner's manual for CIPU Inground VS Pumps, Item # CSPPV711. It provides comprehensive instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance, emphasizing safety precautions and technical specifications.

Function Description

The CIPU Inground VS Pump is a variable speed pump designed for the pre-filtering and re-circulation of water in swimming pools and spas. It is suitable for various water applications, including waterfalls, cleaners, heaters, and salt chlorine systems. The pump's variable speed capability allows for optimized operation, contributing to energy efficiency and system longevity.

Important Technical Specifications

Item #: CSPPV711
Input Power: 125W
H. Max (Head Maximum): 59ft
Q. Max/min (Flow Rate Maximum/Minimum): 366L
Voltage (V): 230
Frequency (HZ): 50/60
IP Rating: IPX5 (protected against low-pressure water jets from any direction)
Water Temperature: Not exceeding 104°F (40°C)
Power Cord Quality: 245 IEC66 (HO7RN-F) for models >1kW, 245 IEC57 (H05RN-F) for models <1kW.
Circuit Breaker: Open contact distance no less than 3mm.
Residual Current Device (RCD): Rated residual operating current not exceeding 30mA.

Usage Features

The pump features an LED control panel for easy operation and monitoring. It offers three pre-programmed schedules:

Regular Mode: Utilizes three quick-start buttons (ECO, CLEAN, BOOST) with adjustable speeds.
- ECO: Default 1500 RPM (adjustable range: 1000-2400 RPM)
- CLEAN: Default 2400 RPM (adjustable range: 2400-2850 RPM)
- BOOST: Default 3250 RPM (adjustable range: 2850-3450 RPM)
- When starting in Regular Mode, the pump runs at 2850 RPM for 5 minutes to eliminate air and prevent dry grinding before switching to the selected default speed.
Mode 1: A 16-hour clean cycle with four stages (S1, S2, S3, S4).
- S1: Default Start Time 6:00 AM, Running Hours 3, Default Speed 2400 RPM (CLEAN)
- S2: Default Start Time 9:00 AM, Running Hours 5, Default Speed 1500 RPM (ECO)
- S3: Default Start Time 6:00 PM, Running Hours 3, Default Speed 2400 RPM (CLEAN)
- S4: Default Start Time 9:00 PM, Running Hours 5, Default Speed 1500 RPM (ECO)
Mode 2: A 24-hour clean cycle with four stages (S1, S2, S3, S4).
- S1: Default Start Time 12:00 PM, Running Hours 6, Default Speed 1500 RPM (ECO)
- S2: Default Start Time 6:00 AM, Running Hours 3, Default Speed 2400 RPM (CLEAN)
- S3: Default Start Time 9:00 AM, Running Hours 9, Default Speed 1500 RPM (ECO)
- S4: Default Start Time 6:00 PM, Running Hours 6, Default Speed 2400 RPM (CLEAN)

The control panel allows users to display and change the current time and running speed. It also features alarm indicators and error messages for conditions such as under/over voltage, high temperature, over current, and freeze protection. The pump includes a re-start and reset function for normal schedule after power interruptions or fault conditions. It also incorporates step-by-step acceleration and deceleration to extend motor and control panel life.

Installation Requirements:

Location: Install as close to the pool/spa as possible, with short, direct suction piping. Minimum 5 feet (1.52 meters) from the inside wall of the pool/spa (9.8 feet/3 meters for Canadian installations). Minimum 3 feet (0.9 meters) from the heater outlet. Not more than 10 feet (3.1 meters) above the water level. Must be in a well-ventilated location protected from excessive moisture.
Clearance: At least 3 inches (76.2mm) rear clearance for motor removal.
Piping: Use larger pipe sizes for improved plumbing. Suction side piping should be the same or larger than the return line diameter and as short as possible. A valve, elbow, or tee in the suction line should be no closer than five times the suction line pipe diameter from the pump front.
Fittings and Valves: Do not install 90° elbows directly into the pump inlet. Gate valves are recommended for flooded suction systems but should be no closer than five times the suction pipe diameter. A check valve is recommended in the discharge line if there is significant head after the pump, and when plumbing in parallel with another pump to prevent reverse impeller rotation.
Electrical: Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician, adhering to the National Electrical Code and local ordinances. A means for disconnection must be incorporated into the fixed wiring. The motor must be permanently grounded using the green ground screw and bonded to the pool/spa structure with a solid copper bonding conductor (not smaller than 8 AWG, 6 AWG or larger for Canadian installations). The pump should be on its own independent circuit unless operated with a salt chlorine generator.

Maintenance Features

Strainer Basket: Regularly inspect and clean the strainer basket in the filter tank. Remove debris, hose off with clean water, inspect and lubricate the lid gasket (replace if damaged). Re-prime the filter tank after cleaning.
Priming: The pump will prime and pre-prime if the filter tank has water and there is sufficient supply from the suction point. If water is lost, refill the filter tank before starting.
Winterization: In climates prone to frost or freezing, the pump should be drained completely and stored in a dry location if not used during winter.
Seals and O-rings: Ensure all seals and o-rings are in operational condition; re-grease or replace as necessary.
Motor Shaft: Check that the motor shaft moves freely before re-activation.
Troubleshooting: The manual includes a troubleshooting guide for common issues like low flow, pump not running, pump not priming, motor overload, and noisy operation, with suggested causes and solutions.
Alerts and Warnings: The control panel displays alerts for conditions such as power out, priming error, overheat, over current, and over voltage. These alerts disable control panel buttons until acknowledged. Error codes are provided for specific fault conditions.

Safety Information:

The manual highlights critical safety warnings, including:

Hyperthermia Risk: Water temperatures above 100°F (37.7°C) can be hazardous.
Child Safety: Do not permit children to use or operate the equipment.
Emergency Switch: For non-single-family dwellings, a clearly labeled emergency switch must be installed at least 5 feet (1.52m) away, adjacent to, and within sight of the pump.
Electrical Shock/Electrocution Risk: Always disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing the pump. Pumps require high voltage.
Suction Entrapment Hazard: Improperly sized or installed pumps can lead to serious injury or death due to hair, limb, body, evisceration, or mechanical entrapment. ANSI/ASME A112.19.8 approved anti-entrapment drain covers must be used, with a minimum of two drains per pump recommended. Covers must be regularly inspected and replaced every seven years or sooner if damaged.
General Safety Rules: Emphasizes installation by qualified professionals, adherence to safety standards (e.g., HD 384.7.702), and the use of original replacement parts. Warns against working on the pump while under electric voltage.
Pump Operation: The pump must not be used when people are in the water. It must be protected from running dry.

CIPU CSPPV711 Specifications

General

Brand	CIPU
Model	CSPPV711
Category	Water Pump
Language	English