Idiomas disponibles
Idiomas disponibles
RED
ALARM
GREEN PUMP LED
LED
lit steady
both flashing
simultaneously
off
corresponding
pump LED
flashing (300
ms ON/300 ms
OFF)**
High level alarm: If the water level is abnormally
high, both pump floats are activated as well as
the alarm float. Both pumps start simultaneously.
When the alarm float deactivates, the audible
alarm stops. The alarm LED remains red until the
next pumping cycle.
Overcurrent alarm: Overcurrent can be caused
by a blockage in the pump or pump float.
The pump in overcurrent is stopped and the second
pump is activated.
The operating LED of the pump concerned remains
flashing until it stops. The red LED remains lit until
the next pumping cycle.
*If both pumps are in overcurrent, the LEDs of each
pump alternate between flashing and fixed lighting
(activation attempt).
Alarm float activation fault: The alarm float is
activated when none of the pump floats are
activated.
When the pump floats activate, the alarm changes
to a High Level alarm.
Pump float fault: The float of one of the pumps
is activated (green LED lit) while the float of the
other pump is not (flashing green LED).
The pump is switched on after one minute and runs
until the float is deactivated. The 2 green LEDs
then turn off.
** If one pump is overcurrent and the other has
a float fault, the red alarm LED is lit and the two
green LEDs flash at different frequencies.
7. MALFUNCTIONS: CAUSE AND
TROUBLESHOOTING
Disconnect electrical
power before working on
the unit!
BUZZER
TYPE OF ALARM
no
Alarm float
activation fault
no
Pump float
fault
MALFUNCTION
1. Motor does
- Supply voltage
not rotate
missing or wrong
- Faulty connection
- Defective power
cable
- Impeller blocked
- Activated
motor protection
(overheating,
blockage, voltage error
or other defect)
- Float suspended
- Motor defective
2. Motor
- Impeller clogged or
rotates, but
worn
does not
- Discharge pipe
convey
clogged/hose kinked
- Suction nozzle
clogged
3. Feed volume
- Pump not properly
too low
ventilated (air bubble
int the housing)
- Discharge pipe
dimensioned too small
4. The pump
- Water too dirty
stops too
- Pump blocked
quickly
- Thermical protection
on
8. STANDARDS
This appliance conforms to the European standards
and directives concerning electrical safety and
electromagnetic compatibility.
9. DISPOSAL
The device must not be disposed of as
household waste and must be disposed of
at
a
recycling
equipment. The device's materials and
components are reusable. The disposal of
electrical and electronic waste, recycling
and recovery of any form of used appliances
contribute to the preservation of our environment.
10. GUARANTEE
Rainkit Sanisub 800 is guaranteed for two years
from the date of purchase subject to installation,
use and maintenance in accordance with this
manual.
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CAUSE
TROUBLESHOOTING
- Check power supply
- Correct connection
- Replacement
(Customer service)
- Clean
- Check, inform
customerservice
-Remove the cause of
the blockage.
-Replacement
(Customer service)
- Clean/Replace
- Clean/Remove kinks.
Open the valve
- Clean
- Remove air by tilting
the pump
- Min. diameter of
25 mm
- Unplug and clean
- Unplug and cleanr
- Check the water
temperature (max of
35°C)
point
for
EN
electrical
