Wayne WaterBug WWB User Manual

QUICK START INSTRUCTIONS WWB
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READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
IN THIS MANUAL CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
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STEP 3 - REMOVE DISCHARGE CAP
STEP 4 - ATTACH GARDEN HOSE TO BRASS DISCHARGE
STEP 5 - PLACE IN WATER
STEP 6 - ALWAYS PLUG INTO GFCI OUTLET. UNPLUG PUMP
WHEN WATER IS NO LONGER BEING MOVED. DO NOT RUN
PUMP DRY FOR EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME.
FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS, DOWNLOAD OWNER’s
MANUAL ONLINE
www.waynepumps.com/product/wwb
STEP 1 - GET TO KNOW YOUR PUMP
• 10 FT. POWER CORD
• TOP DISCHARGE
• SIDE DISCHARGE
• CORD WRAP
• CORD CLIP
• HANG LOOP
STEP 2 - CHOOSE THE DISCHARGE BEST FOR THE
APPLICATION
• TOP DISCHARGE is perfect for water
removal in tight spaces: Laundry Tubs,
Window Wells, Buckets, etc.
• SIDE DISCHARGE is ideal for easy
water removal from at open surfaces:
Flat Roofs, Flooded Basements, standing
water in yard, crawl spaces, etc.
• WARNING DECAL
Removes water down to
1/16 in. of surface,
VIRTUALLY DRY!
TWIST
TIP: Unwind and remove all kinks
and bends in hose for more ef cient
pumping and priming.
Requires 3/16 in. of water
to start pumping.
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Wayne WaterBug WWB Specifications

General

Model	Wayne WaterBug WWB
Category	Water Pump
Type	Submersible Utility Pump
Power Source	Electric
Voltage	115V
Horsepower	1/6 HP
Maximum Head/Lift	25 ft
Cord Length	10 ft
Material	Thermoplastic

Summary

Quick Start Instructions

General Safety Information

Safety Signal Words and Symbols

California Proposition 65 Warning

Basic Safety Precautions

Continued Safety Guidelines

Prohibited Fluids and Atmospheres

Warns against pumping flammable fluids or using the pump in explosive environments.

GFCI Protection and Grounding

Details the importance of GFCI outlets and proper grounding for electrical safety.

Cord Safety and Handling

Advises on inspecting and handling the power cord to prevent electrical hazards.

Application Limitations

Personal Safety Practices

Pump Operation and Maintenance

Pump Operation Steps

Details the process of connecting, priming, and running the pump.

Important Operation Notices

Highlights critical points like avoiding running dry and checking water levels.

Maintenance Procedures

Service and Troubleshooting

Service and Repair Policy

Volute and Impeller Cleaning

Trouble Shooting Chart

Lists common pump issues, their possible causes, and corrective actions.