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Fountain TECH FT-130 User Manual

Fountain TECH FT-130
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FT-130 Flow Chart
I. Introduction
Fountain Tech pumps are carefully inspected and tested to insure
both safety and operating performance. However, failure to
follow the instructions and warnings in this manual may result
in pump damage and/or serious injury. Please read and save this
manual for future reference.
II. Performance
° A clogged or dirty intake screen will greatly reduce perfor-
mance. If the pump is used on a dirty surface, raise it slightly to
reduce the amount of debris contacting the Intake.
Fountain TECH FT-130 Pump
CAUTION
ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE PUMP FROM THE ELECTRI-
CAL OUTLET BEFORE HANDLING.
DO NOT LET THE PUMP RUN DRY.
DO NOT LIFT THE PUMP BY THE POWER CORD.
DO NOT PUMP HEATED LIQUIDS.
OPERATE IN FRESH WATER ONLY.
OPERATE PUMP COMPLETLY SUBMERGED FOR PROPER
COOLING.
WARNING
° This pump is supplied with grounding connector and a
grounding type attachment plug. To reduce the risk of electric
shock, connect only to a properly grounded outlet.
° Do not remove the grounding pin from the plug.
° Do not connect any voltage other than that shown on the
pump.
° Do not pump ammable liquids.
° The National Electric Code requires that a Ground Fault
Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) be used in the branch circuit supply-
ing fountain pumps and other pump equipment. See your local
electrical supplies dealer for this device.
° To reduce the risk of electrical shock, use only on portable
self contained fountains no larger than 5 feet in any dimension.
° Do not use with water above 86° F.
Failure to observe any of these safety precautions may result in
pump damage and/or serious injury.
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° If less ow is desired, adjust the ow control lever on the side of
the pump or restrict the discharge ow.
° Do not allow the pump to run when not submerged. Doing so may
damage the pump. Always submerge the pump rst and then plug in
the electrical cord.
° It is common for there to be air in the pump and tube when rst
plugged in. Pull the electrical cord out and re-inset it until the uid
begins to ow.
° This pump comes with multiple connector tubes. .If desired, re-
move and insert other size.
III. Maintainance
To clean the pump, remove the front plate and the impeller. Use a
small brush or stream of water to remove any debris. CAUTION:
The pump shaft can not be removed. IF THE PUMP FAILS TO
OPERATE, CHECK THE FOLLOWING:
° Check the circuit breaker and try another outlet to insure the pump
is getting power. NOTE: Always disconnect the pump from the
electrical outlet before handling the pump.
° Check the pump discharge and tubing for kinks and obstructions.
Algae buildup can be ushed with a garden hose.
° Check the inlet screen to insure it is not clogged with debris.
° Remove the pump inlet to access the impeller area. Turn the rotor
assembly to insure that it is not broken or jammed.
° Monthly maintainance will add to your pump’s life.
NOTE: Insure that the electrical cord loops below the electrical
outlet to form a “Drip Loop”. This will prevent water from running
down the cord into the electrical outlet.
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Fountain TECH FT-130 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFountain TECH
ModelFT-130
CategoryWater Pump
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction to Fountain TECH FT-130 Pump

Pump Safety and Performance

Ensures safe operation and performance by following manual instructions and warnings for pump damage and injury.

Pump Performance and Usage

Optimizing Flow and Preventing Damage

Adjust flow control for desired output. Never run pump dry; always submerge before plugging in.

Initial Setup and Air Removal

Common air presence on first plug-in; reconnect power until fluid flows.

Pump Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Cleaning and Debris Removal

Clean pump by removing front plate and impeller; use brush or water to remove debris.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Check power, kinks, obstructions, inlet screen, and rotor for operational problems.

Preventing Electrical Hazards

Ensure electrical cord loops below outlet to form a 'Drip Loop'.

Product Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage and Requirements

12-month guarantee; void if misused. Customer must include receipt with defective pump.

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