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| Model | SP10P1 |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Pump |
| Phase | 1 |
| Impeller Material | Thermoplastic |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type | Submersible |
| Horsepower | 1 HP |
| Voltage | 115/230V |
| Discharge Size | 1-1/4 inch |
| Port Size | 1-1/4 inch |
| Power Cord Length | 20 feet |
Covers electrical shock hazards, necessary precautions, and warnings for safe operation.
Includes chemical alerts, burn warnings from hot surfaces, and product damage prevention.
Lists essential tools and parts for pump assembly, including pipes, fittings, and tools.
Details optional parts for assembly like priming plugs, unions, and ball valves.
Covers typical setups, location, ventilation, freezing protection, and water supply.
Includes warnings against running dry, maintaining air-tight systems, and proper wire sizing.
Cautions for dry-fitting, proper gluing, and using thread tape/paste during assembly.
Instructions for connecting outlet and inlet piping, adaptors, and priming plug.
Steps for well installations: connecting foot valve, pipe, elbow, and well seal.
Steps for surface water installations: connecting inlet pipe, elbow, and pipe support.
Instructions for mounting the pump and connecting the inlet pipe from the water source.
Steps for connecting the outlet pipe and installing the 1-1/2 in. ball valve.
Emphasizes electrical shock hazards, proper wiring, grounding, and disconnecting power.
Details wire size, circuit requirements, and ensuring power source matches pump needs.
Steps for removing the motor cover, threading the strain relief, and inserting the wire.
Instructions for changing pump wiring to run on 115 volts from factory 230 volts.
Detailed steps for filling the pump cavity with water to ensure proper priming.
Actions to take if the pump fails to prime within five minutes, checking for leaks.
Notes that the pump and motor require no lubrication as bearings are factory greased.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the rotary seal assembly, including cautions.
Addresses causes and corrective actions for little or no discharge, or low pressure.
Covers potential causes like foundation issues or foreign material causing vibration/noise.
Troubleshoots issues like incorrect wiring, blown fuses, or motor overheating.
Identifies causes and solutions for the pump losing its prime, such as air leaks.
Lists available replacement parts with item descriptions, part numbers, and quantities.
Details product specifications including HP, suction lift, discharge pressure, and pipe sizes.



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