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General| Brand | Stenner Pumps |
|---|---|
| Model | ECON FP E20PHG |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes the importance of reading and adhering to all instructions.
Details on GFCI protection and qualified electricians for wiring.
Details specific electrical shock risks and precautions for the pump.
Alert for hazardous voltage and requirement for trained personnel for service.
Covers portability, trained personnel, code compliance, and electrical installation.
Formula and steps to calculate the required daily pump output in GPD.
Step-by-step guide to setting the mode and time percentage on the control panel.
Guide to setting the mode and speed percentage on the control panel.
Emphasizes reading hazards, PPE, code compliance, and proper product use.
Instructions for selecting a dry location and avoiding mounting directly over tanks.
Details signal wire connections, wire termination, and control panel access.
Visual guide illustrating system connections and signal wire color coding.
Steps for attaching the suction line to the pump head and tightening precautions.
Instructions for attaching the weighted strainer to the suction line.
Steps for connecting the discharge line to the injection fitting.
Procedure for priming the pump, checking leaks, and fine-tuning dosage.
Covers issues where the drive assembly doesn't work, with causes like electrical supply or motor damage.
Solutions for when the drive runs but the output shaft does not turn.
Addresses problems with the output shaft not turning, including worn parts or circuit board issues.
Covers issues of no output when the pump head rotates, including depleted solution or clogged injection points.
Solutions for low output when the pump head rotates, noting worn tubes or high back pressure.
Addresses scenarios where the pump head doesn't rotate, pointing to roller or drive assembly issues.
Discusses causes of tube leaks, including rupture, deposits, and pressure.
Explains factors reducing tube life, such as chemical attack or mineral deposits.
Emphasizes checking for leaks, using PPE, and rinsing the pump.
Advises caution with system pressure and disconnecting discharge tubing.
Steps to follow all safety precautions and rinse the pump and lines.
Instructions for removing the pump cover and unlocking the keypad.
Steps for removing the pump tube and roller assembly.
Steps for installing the new tube and closing the pump cover.
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