To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Utilitech PPTP1 does not start or run?
If your Utilitech Water Pump isn't starting, there could be several reasons: 1. A blown fuse: Replace the fuse. 2. A tripped breaker: Reset the breaker. 3. The plug may be disconnected: Secure the plug. 4. A corroded plug: Clean the plug prongs. 5. The motor may be overheated: Unplug the power and wait for 30 minutes, then plug in the power cord.
Why is the flow rate too low on my Utilitech PPTP1 Water Pump?
A low flow rate in your Utilitech Water Pump can be due to: 1. A kinked or coiled hose: Straighten the hose. 2. A blocked strainer or hose: Clean the strainer or hose. 3. A discharge hose that is too long: Shorten the hose (50 ft. max). 4. A worn impeller: Replace the impeller.
General| Brand | Utilitech |
|---|---|
| Model | PPTP1 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Details voltage, frequency, and amperage requirements for safe operation.
Specifies the acceptable temperature range for the water being pumped.
States the minimum circuit breaker or fuse rating required for the pump.
Defines the type and size of hose fitting for the pump's outlet.
Indicates the minimum diameter required for the discharge hose.
Describes the specifications of the pump's electrical power cord.
Details the material used for the main pump housing.
Specifies the material of the rotating component that moves the water.
Identifies the material of the casing that protects the motor.
Lists critical safety warnings regarding electrocution, overheating, and hazardous materials.
Provides cautionary advice on pump applications, limitations, and potential damage.
Emphasizes using GFCI outlets and proper grounding for safe electrical connections.
Provides recommendations for using extension cords, including length and gauge.
Advises on securing hoses and protecting the power cord from damage and kinks.
Instructions for adding water to the inlet to wet the impeller before operation.
Guides on attaching the suction hose to the strainer and placing it in water.
Details connecting the other end of the suction hose to the pump inlet securely.
Explains how to inspect internal parts and contact customer service for issues.
Details the 12-month warranty against defects and conditions that void it.
Lists limitations on distributor liability for labor, implied warranties, and damages.
Instructs users to call customer service for warranty claims instead of returning to the store.
