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Read the operating and safety instructions carefully and comply with all instructions prior to assembly.
CAUTION: Never operate UV-C bulbs outside the device.
UV-C radiation may damage the skin and eyes, even at low doses.
Open both cross-head screws
c
and lift up the casing cover
b
. Remove the fitting with the UV-C bulb from the casing and
c
arefully pull the UV-C bulb out of the bulb fitting. Carefully insert the new UV-C bulb into the fitting until it audibly clicks in
place (see image B3).
CAUTION: UV-C bulb contains mercury! Handle the UV-C bulb carefully DANGER OF BREAKAGE!
Do not touch the glass body directly with fingers. Be sure to use a soft cloth or similar material.
Attention! Electrocution!
• Before clearing faults, remove the mains plug.
Clearing faults
Faults Possible cause Remedy
UVC lamp do not light up No mains voltage ▶ Check the mains voltage
▶ Check the supply line
Power plug is not plugged in ▶ Mains plug into the mains
Plug in the socket
UVC lamp is defective ▶ Replace the UVC lamp
The water is not clear Through flow line is dirty ▶ Clean it with the cleaning
brush
UVC has no power anymore ▶ Replace the UVC lamp
Operating period of approx.
8,000 hours is exceeded
For other faults, please contact EHEIM Service.
Storage
1. Uninstall the device from the aquarium
2. Clean the appliance
3. Store the appliance in a frost-proof place.
Disposal
When disposing of the appliance, heed the respective statutory regulations. Information on the disposal of elec-
trical and electronic appliances in the European Union: Within the European Union, disposal of electrically ope-
rated appliances is governed by national regulations that are based on the EU Directive 2012/19/EU on waste
electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). The appliance may no longer be disposed of with the municipal or
household waste. The appliance will be accepted free of charge at municipal collection points or recycling centres.
The product packaging is made up of recyclable materials. Dispose of them in an environmentally responsible
manner and take them for recycling.
Decommissioning
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