What to do if my EINHELL GC-AW 9036 Water System motor fails to start up?
If the motor of your EINHELL Water System fails to start, first check if there is mains voltage. If voltage is present, the pump rotor may be blocked. In this case, you should dismantle and clean the pump.
Why EINHELL GC-AW 9036 has inadequate delivery rate?
An inadequate delivery rate in your EINHELL Water System could stem from several factors. The suction height might be too high, so check it. Also, the strainer could be dirty, requiring a cleaning. If the water level is falling rapidly, reposition the suction hose to a deeper level. Lastly, contaminants might have diminished the pump's performance; in this case, clean the pump and replace any worn parts.
What to do if my EINHELL Water System has no intake?
If your EINHELL Water System isn't taking in water, there are several potential causes: * The intake valve may not be immersed in water; ensure it is. * The pump chamber might lack a water connection; fill water into the intake. * There could be air in the intake line; make sure the intake line is airtight. * The intake valve might be leaking; try cleaning it. * The strainer (intake valve) could be blocked; clean the strainer. * The maximum suction height may have been exceeded; check the suction height.
Why does the thermostat switch off my EINHELL GC-AW 9036 pump?
The thermostat in your EINHELL Water System might switch off the pump because the motor is overloaded. In this case, dismantle and clean the pump. Another cause could be excessive friction due to foreign substances. Prevent the intake of foreign substances by using a filter.
General| Power | 900 W |
|---|---|
| Max Delivery Rate | 3600 l/h |
| Max Pressure | 3.6 bar |
| Max Delivery Height | 36 m |
| Max Suction Depth | 8 m |
| Max Immersion Depth | 7 m |
| Max Water Temperature | 35 °C |
| Tank Volume | 20 L |
| Pressure Switch | Yes |
| Protection Class | IPX4 |
| Suction Connection | 33.3 mm (R1 AG) |
| Pressure Connection | 33.3 mm (R1 AG) |
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