EINHELL HOME GH-DP 6315 N User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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elizabeth66Jul 29, 2025
What to do if my EINHELL HOME GH-DP 6315 N Water Pump switches off after briefly running?
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  matthew22Jul 30, 2025
  If your EINHELL HOME Water Pump switches off shortly after starting, it could be due to excessive water contamination triggering the motor circuit-breaker. To resolve this, unplug the power and clean both the equipment and the shaft. Another cause might be the water temperature being too high, which also activates the motor circuit-breaker. Make sure the water temperature doesn't exceed 35°C.
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Renee SpenceAug 4, 2025
Why is the pumping rate insufficient in my EINHELL HOME GH-DP 6315 N?
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  Mitchell HudsonAug 4, 2025
  If your EINHELL HOME Water Pump isn't pumping water effectively, the intake sieve may be clogged. Clean the intake sieve to ensure proper water flow. Also, heavy contamination and abrasive impurities in the water can reduce performance. In this case, clean the equipment and replace any worn parts.
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Deborah HayesAug 11, 2025
How to troubleshoot a EINHELL HOME GH-DP 6315 N that does not start?
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  Jennifer WatersAug 11, 2025
  If your EINHELL HOME Water Pump isn't starting, first, check the power supply to ensure it's properly connected. If the power supply is fine, the floating switch might not be triggering. Try raising the position of the floating switch.
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mark10Aug 17, 2025
What to do if my EINHELL HOME Water Pump does not pump?
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  zharrisAug 17, 2025
  If your EINHELL HOME Water Pump is not pumping water, the intake sieve might be clogged. You should clean the intake sieve with a water jet. Also, check the discharge hose for any kinks and unkink it.

EINHELL HOME GH-DP 6315 N Specifications

General

Power	630 W
Max Immersion Depth	5 m
Max Water Temperature	35 °C
Max Size of Foreign Particles	15 mm
Power Cord Length	10 m
Power Consumption	630 W
Voltage	230 V
Frequency	50 Hz
Protection Class	IPX8

Summary

Safety Regulations

General Safety Precautions

General safety advice to avoid injuries and damage when using the equipment.

Specific Water Body Safety

Safety measures for using the pump in stagnant water bodies and ponds.

User Capability and Supervision

Guidelines for use by individuals with limited capacities and for child supervision.

Equipment Layout and Contents

Component Identification (Fig. 1)

Identification of key components of the pump, including handle, hose connection, intake cage, and switch.

Items Supplied with the Pump

Details on the accessories and parts included in the delivery package.

Proper Use Guidelines

Liquid Temperature and Type Restrictions

Specifies the maximum water temperature and prohibited liquid types for the pump.

Installation Considerations

Advice on positioning the pump in muddy water and avoiding continuous operation.

Intended Use and Warranty

Clarifies the intended purpose of the pump and warranty implications for misuse.

Technical Specifications

Electrical and Performance Data

Lists mains connection, power rating, pumping rate, delivery head, and immersion depth.

Environmental and Protection Ratings

Details maximum water temperature, hose connection, foreign body size, and protection type.

Pre-Operation Checks and Installation

Installation Methods

Describes stationary installation options with rigid or flexible hose lines.

Hose Connection and Diameter

Guidance on using the universal hose connection and maintaining pumping rate.

Safe Equipment Hanging

Instructions on how to safely hang or place the pump to avoid damage.

Mains Connection and Safety

Shaft Size Requirement

Specifies minimum dimensions for the pump shaft to ensure free movement of the floating switch.

Electrical Connection Procedure

Details the earthing-pin plug connection, socket requirements, and safety for electricians.

Operating the Pump

Pre-Operation Checks

Ensures secure setup, correct discharge line fitting, and proper electrical connection.

Floating Switch Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the ON/OFF switching points of the floating switch.

Manual Operation Mode

Describes continuous operation mode and precautions against dry running.

Maintenance and Parts

Power Cable Replacement

Mandates manufacturer or qualified personnel for power cable replacement due to safety.

Cleaning Procedures

Guidance on cleaning the equipment after use and for stationary installations.

Routine Maintenance

States that there are no user-serviceable parts inside the equipment.

Replacement Parts and Disposal

Ordering Spare Parts

Information required for ordering replacement parts, including machine details and part numbers.

Disposal and Recycling Instructions

Guidance on environmentally friendly disposal of the equipment and packaging materials.

Storage Guidelines

Proper Storage Conditions

Recommendations for storing the equipment in a dark, dry place at appropriate temperatures.

Troubleshooting Guide

Equipment Not Starting

Addresses issues with power supply, floating switch, and clogged intake sieve.

Pump Not Operating Correctly

Covers problems like no pumping, equipment not cutting out, or insufficient pumping rate.

Intermittent Operation Issues

Diagnoses and remedies for the equipment switching off after brief running due to various factors.

Warranty Provisions

Warranty Coverage and Limitations

Details warranty periods for defects, wear parts, consumables, and common exclusions.

Reporting Defects and Claims

Instructions on how to report defects and the necessary information for warranty claims.

Warranty Certificate and Terms

Guarantee Terms and Conditions

Comprehensive terms covering guarantee rights, exclusions, and validity periods.

Claiming Guarantee Service

Procedure for submitting claims, including postage, proof of purchase, and defect description.

Repair Service Options

Information on chargeable repair services for defects not covered by the guarantee.

EINHELL HOME GH-DP 6315 N User Manual

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