How to troubleshoot EINHELL Water Pump motor that fails to start?
If the motor of your EINHELL Water Pump fails to start, check the voltage. If the voltage is correct, dismantle and clean the pump.
Why won't my EINHELL GC-GP 6538 motor start?
If the motor of your EINHELL Water Pump fails to start, the issue could stem from a couple of reasons. First, check that there is mains voltage. If voltage is present, the pump rotor might be blocked. In this case, dismantle and clean the pump to remove any obstructions.
What to do if my EINHELL GC-GP 6538 has no intake?
If your EINHELL Water Pump isn't taking in water, try these steps: Immerse the intake valve in water, fill water into the intake, ensure the intake line is closed, clean the intake valve and strainer, and check the suction height.
Why does my EINHELL GC-GP 6538 Water Pump have an inadequate delivery rate?
An inadequate delivery rate in your EINHELL Water Pump can be due to several factors. You should check the suction height, clean the strainer, ensure the suction hose is placed at a deeper level, and clean the pump, replacing any worn parts.
How to improve the delivery rate of my EINHELL Water Pump?
If your EINHELL Water Pump's delivery rate is inadequate, consider these potential causes. A suction height that's too high can reduce performance, so check and adjust it. A dirty strainer can also restrict water flow, so clean it thoroughly. If the water level is falling rapidly, reposition the suction hose to a deeper level. Lastly, contaminants can diminish pump performance, requiring you to clean the pump and replace any worn parts.
How to fix EINHELL GC-GP 6538 Water Pump when thermostat switches pump off?
If the thermostat on your EINHELL Water Pump keeps switching it off, it could be due to a motor overload. Dismantle and clean the pump. Also, prevent the intake of foreign substances by using a filter.
What to do if the thermostat switches off my EINHELL GC-GP 6538?
If the thermostat is switching off your EINHELL Water Pump, it could be due to an overloaded motor. Dismantle and clean the pump. High friction caused by foreign substances can also trigger this, so prevent the intake of foreign substances by using a filter.
General| Carrying handle(s) | Yes |
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| AC input voltage | 220-240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Flow rate | 3800 l/h |
| Delivery head | 36 m |
| Maximum suction height | 8 m |
| Maximum delivery height | - m |
| Maximum operating pressure | 3.6 bar |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 200 x 365 x 220 mm |
| Proper use | Water-supply |
| Product color | Black, Red, Silver |
| Immersible | - |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 6150 g |
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Covers general safety for electric tools, workplace, electrical safety, and personal safety.
Specific safety regulations for using the pump in water bodies and ensuring child safety.
Guidelines on how to use and treat the electric tool correctly for optimal performance and safety.
Details the physical layout of the pump and lists all supplied components.
Outlines the intended applications and the types of liquids that can be pumped.
Covers initial checks, handle installation, and connecting intake and discharge lines.
Details the electrical connection requirements, including voltage and fuse specifications.
Instructions for connecting the pump to power, its initial operation sequence, and safe handling.
Guidance on servicing the pump, troubleshooting, and ordering replacement parts.
Provides a table listing common faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.
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