NOTICE
Lifting station not in use for a long time.
Risk of seal blockage.
Activate the option «24 hours start» on the control
box.
Do not disconnect the power supply to the lifting sta-
tion when not in use.
6. DECOMMISSIONING
1. Close the valve on the inlet pipes.
2. Drain the tank by pressing the forced mode button on the control
box. Close the valve on the discharge pipes.
3. Switch off the electrical power supply and record the installation.
4. Inspect the hydraulic parts and shredding blades (depending on the
model). Clean them if necessary.
WARNING
Presence of cutting blades.
Risk of pinching, cutting or amputating fingers or other
body parts.
Even when switched off, care must be taken when
handling a pump.
Keep away from moving parts.
5. Clean the tank.
7. CLEANING/MAINTENANCE
DANGER
Disconnect electrical power before working
on the unit!
WARNING
Work performed on the pumping station by unqua-
lified staff.
Risk of injury !
Repairs and maintenance must be performed by spe-
cially trained staff
WARNING
Work on the pumping station without adequate pre-
paration.
Risk of injury!
Properly stop the pumping station and secure it
against inadvertent operation.
Close the inlet valves.
Drain the pumping station.
Close the valve on the discharge pipes
Allow the pumping station to cool to room tempera-
ture.
7.1 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE.
In accordance with EN 12056-4, pumping stations must be maintained
to ensure the proper disposal of wastewater and to detect and elimi-
nate malfunctions at an early stage.
The proper functioning of pumping stations must be checked by the
user once a month by observing at least two operating cycles. While
doing so, attention has to be paid for abnormalities, e.g unusual run-
ning noises of the pump. If irregularities are noted, call qualified staff.
According to DIN EN 12056-4, lifting units have to be regularly checked
within the following time intervals:
• every 12 months in case of installation in detached houses,
• every 6 months in apartment blocks,
• every 3 months in case of installation in commercial and industrial
enterprises.
In order to guarantee permanent operational safety of the lifting unit,
we recommend to conclude a maintenance agreement.
7.2 CHECKLIST FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
Check the power supply. Compare the values with those of the rating
plate.
Check the connection of the power supply to the earth.
Check the connection of the power supply to a 30 mA GFCI breaker.
Check the proper operation of the motors by pressing the forced
mode buttons. If abnormal, make sure the pump is not clogged, check
the resistance values of the engine coils.
Three-phase version: check the motor rotation direction.
Perform a functional test over several cycles.
Check the correct installation and state of wear of the flexible cou-
plings.
Check the proper operation and effectiveness of the alarm device.
Check the proper operation and seal of the shut-off valves and non-re-
turn valves.
Dismount and clean the pitot tube.
Check the control line, check connections on the tank and on the
control box.
Consult the alarm log (control box)
Consult the pump operation log (control box)
Inspect the hydraulic parts and cutting blades. Clean them if neces-
sary.
WARNING
Presence of cutting blades.
Risk of pinching, cutting or amputating fingers or other
body parts.
Keep away from moving parts.
Advise and/or train operating staff.
7.3 COLLECTING TANK
Inspect the tank, check for possible deposits, the presence of grease
and foreign bodies. Thoroughly clean the tank and remove foreign
bodies.
7.4 MAINTENANCE CONTRACT
As with any technical, high-performance equipment, Sanicubic GR
pumping stations must be maintained to ensure a sustainable level of
performance. We recommend you take out a maintenance contract
with a qualified company to carry out regular inspection and mainte-
nance work. For more information, please contact us.
8. INCIDENTS, CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS
DANGER
Disconnect electrical power before working
on the unit!
Malfunction
Cause
Motor does not rotate.
Too low voltage, voltage
missing.
Incorrect power
connection.
Power cable defective.
Fault on the capacitor -
only with single-phase
station.
Impeller blocked.
Motor protection
switched off due to
overheating, blockage,
voltage error.
Control error.
Pneumatic hose or
connection leaky.
Motor defective.
Motor rotates, but does not
Impeller clogged or worn. Clean/Replace.
deliver.
Check valve clogged.
Shut-off valve clogged
or closed.
Pressure line clogged.
Intake socket clogged.
Direction of rotation
incorrect.
Water shortage in the
tank.
Tank ventilation clogged.
Pump housing ventilation
clogged.
Motor rotates, but
Voltage wrong or
switches off.
fluctuates.
Overcurrent release
incorrectly set.
Power consumption too
high.
Motor does not switch off.
Control error.
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EN
Remedies
Check voltage supply.
Correction.
Replacement (after-sales
service).
Replacement (after-sales
service).
Clean.
Check/Customer service.
Check/Customer service.
Check/Customer service.
Replacement (after-sales
service).
Clean.
Clean/Open.
Clean.
Clean.
Correction.
Switch off/Customer service.
Clean.
Clean.
Correction/Customer
service.
Set properly.
Customer service.
Customer service.