To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Parkside Water Pump motor does not start or suddenly stops?
If the Parkside Water Pump motor doesn't start or stops suddenly, first check the mains voltage. If that's not the issue, there may be an electrical interruption requiring a specialist to check the pump. Another potential cause is a jammed pump impeller; in this case, disconnect the pump from the power supply and clean the hoses and connections.
Why does my Parkside Water Pump motor run, but the flow rate or pressure suddenly drops?
If your Parkside Water Pump runs, but the flow rate or pressure drops suddenly, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the suction height is too high or the water level is dropping rapidly; adjust accordingly. The pump's performance might be reduced by hazardous substances, so clean it and replace any worn parts. Also, check for clogs in the pre-filter or suction line, and ensure there are no suction-side leaks. If the flow sensor impeller is blocked, have a specialist check the pump.
What to do if my Parkside Water Pump does not suck?
If your Parkside Water Pump doesn't suck water, make sure the suction valve is submerged. Ensure the pump is filled with water and that all suction-side connections are airtight. Check the suction hose for leaks or damage and seal it. Inspect the pre-filter locking screw for leaks and tighten it or replace the seal if necessary. Also, verify that the suction height isn't exceeded. Wait until the pump starts pumping water. Open the consumer connected to the pressure line or empty/remove the pressure line during pumping. Lastly, clean the pre-filter or suction line if clogged.
Why does the thermal sensor shut off my Parkside PHGA 1300 A1?
If the thermal sensor shuts off your Parkside Water Pump, it could be due to the motor being overloaded or excessive friction from foreign objects. To resolve this, dismantle the pump and clean it thoroughly, making sure to avoid suctioning any foreign materials in the future.
What to do if my Parkside PHGA 1300 A1 does not switch off in automatic mode?
If your Parkside Water Pump doesn't switch off in automatic mode, the flow sensor impeller or the flow sensor itself may be worn or defective. In either case, have the pump checked by a specialist workshop.
General| Brand | Parkside |
|---|---|
| Model | PHGA 1300 A1 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Details on where the pump can be used for watering gardens and plants.
Specifies the types of liquids suitable for pumping and temperature limits.
Covers general precautions for product use, children, and prohibited liquids.
Details safety measures related to electrical connections and usage.
Explains the usage of the included multifunction adapter for connections.
Instructions for correctly connecting and positioning the suction hose.
Steps to fill the pump with water before operation to ensure proper function.
Guide on how to attach the pressure hose to the pump.
Recommendations for permanently mounting the pump on a stable surface.
Overview of the pump's LCD display and its functions.
Details on what various indicators and modes on the display signify.
How to operate the pump in automatic mode, responding to water demand.
Explanation of the safety feature that prevents the pump from running dry.
Guide to setting current time, on-time, and off-time for automated operation.
Instructions for continuous operation mode, with a warning about risks.
Information on identifying and handling damaged power cables safely.
