To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my EINHELL AQUINNA 18/28 Water Pump motor does not start?
If the motor of your EINHELL Water Pump doesn't start, it could be due to a low battery charge level, so check and charge the battery if necessary. Alternatively, the impeller might be blocked; use a screwdriver to turn the motor shaft through the fan hood to release it.
Why does my EINHELL AQUINNA 18/28 keep turning off?
If the thermostat switches off your EINHELL Water Pump, it may be overheating or overloading, so allow the equipment to cool down. Also, the temperature of the pumped medium or the environment may be too high; ensure it's within the permitted range and provide adequate cooling. Finally, dry-running of the pump can cause this issue; eliminate the cause by referring to the 'Pump fails to prime' information and prevent future dry-running.
Why is my EINHELL AQUINNA 18/28 pumping so slowly?
If your EINHELL Water Pump has an insufficient pumping rate, several factors could be responsible. Check for leaks or damage in the intake line, including the water filling screw, water drain screw, ventilation screw, coarse filter cap, and connection points. Ensure the intake height is correct and that the intake cage and coarse filter are clean. Also, make sure the hose on the discharge side isn't kinked and that there are no narrow points restricting flow. Remember that the pump’s delivery rate depends on the delivery head and connected peripherals, so adjust the hose diameter or length if needed. If it is battery powered, check the battery and reinsert it or charge it.
General| Max. delivery height | 28 m |
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| Max. suction height | 8 m |
| Max. water temperature | 35 °C |
| Power Consumption | 400 W |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Cable Length | 1.5 m |
| Max Head | 28 m |
| Suction connection | 33, 3mm (R1 AG) |
| Pressure connection | 33, 3mm (R1 AG) |
| Hose Connection | 33, 3mm (R1 AG) |
Provides safety guidelines specific to lithium-ion batteries.
Details the meaning of various symbols displayed on the equipment or in the manual.
Identifies and labels the different parts and components of the pump.
Lists all components included in the product packaging upon purchase.
Describes the intended uses and scenarios for the garden pump.
Specifies the types of fluids suitable and unsuitable for pumping.
Lists key technical parameters such as voltage, flow rate, and sound level.
Instructions on how to connect the suction hose and ensure proper intake.
Guidance on attaching the hose for water output.
Steps for filling the pump housing and installing the battery pack.
Procedures for safely charging the rechargeable battery.
Explains how to check the charge level using LED indicators.
Details the functions of the main control switch and its positions.
Instructions for the first-time use and startup procedure.
Procedures for keeping the equipment clean and in good working order.
Information required for ordering spare components.
Guidelines for environmentally friendly disposal of the product.
Recommendations for storing the equipment when not in use.
Explains the meaning of different LED combinations on the battery charger.
Addresses issues related to the pump not starting or drawing water.
Solutions for slow or delayed initial pump operation.
Steps to resolve blockages in the suction path.
Explains why the pump might not be moving fluid and how to fix it.
Guidance to ensure the intake is properly submerged.
Resolving issues with air trapped in the system.
Troubleshooting steps for reduced water flow.
Diagnosing and fixing issues when the pump motor fails to engage.
Explains why the pump might shut down due to overheating and how to resolve it.
How to prevent and resolve issues caused by the pump running without water.
Details on how to find and contact authorized service centers.
Lists parts subject to normal wear and tear or consumables.
Instructions for registering problems and providing necessary details.
Outlines the conditions and scope of the product's warranty.
Specifies damage or issues not covered by the guarantee.
Instructions on registering defective devices and providing proof of purchase.
Information on obtaining repairs for issues not covered by the warranty.
