To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Ozito CPPAS-800 start?
If your Ozito Water Pump won’t start, first check if the power is switched on and that the green light is illuminated. If not, examine the mains supply. Also, if the failure light is red, the pump may require restarting. Push and hold the Restart button for 5 seconds until the red failure light turns off.
How to fix Ozito CPPAS-800 Water Pump when it operates but no water flows?
If your Ozito Water Pump is running but not pumping water, several issues could be the cause. First, ensure the pump is correctly primed by following the priming instructions. Check for any blockages in the suction pipe and clean it if necessary after disconnecting the power supply. Also, inspect the external in-line filter, if installed, and clean it. Verify that the inlet and outlet pipes or hoses are correctly connected, ensuring no leaks, and use Teflon tape on all connections. Confirm that your water supply source has sufficient water. You may also need to disconnect the power supply, open the priming screw, and manually fill the pump head with water. Finally, ensure all joints are tightly sealed with Teflon tape.
What to do if the failure light stays red on my Ozito CPPAS-800 Water Pump after resetting?
If the failure light remains red on your Ozito Water Pump after pressing the reset button, inspect the suction line connections for any air leaks and tighten or fix them where necessary. Also, check that the pump is building up enough pressure to start operation by again checking the suction line connections for air leaks and ensuring they are tight. Finally, ensure that the water source tank has water in it. If these steps don't resolve the issue, there may be an electrical fault with the pump.
General| Motor | 800W |
|---|---|
| Max. Suction Height | 8m |
| Power | 800W |
| Cable Length | 10m |
| Inlet/Outlet | 1 inch |
| Voltage | 230-240V |
Details the 36-month warranty period, terms, and conditions for product replacement.
Provides guidance on positioning the pump on a level surface and ensuring proper ventilation.
Step-by-step guide to fill the pump with water, essential for purging air before operation.
Procedure for turning on the pump and ensuring water flow, including troubleshooting initial start-up.
Explains the meaning of the lights on the Pump Control Unit for status and fault indication.
Illustrates various connection methods for tanks below, level with, or above the water pump.
Guidelines for cleaning the pump housing and storing it safely in a dry, protected location.
Steps for safely dismantling, draining, and storing the pump, especially to protect against frost.
