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Manual 2020 for The Flood Pump
Manual 2020 for The Flood Pump
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Garden Flood Pump
MANUAL
Model: POMPA2020SP5 – Garden Flood Pump
(All Models - as of year of construction 2020)
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Contents
Document revisions ................................................................................................................................................ 3
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
What is the scope of this manual? ....................................................................................................................... 3
1. Device characteristics ......................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Labelling ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. General information............................................................................................................................................ 5
2.1 Intended use ................................................................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Permissable Feed Fluids ................................................................................................................................ 5
2.3 Consequences of unintended use/area of application .................................................................................... 5
2.4 Liability ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
3. Safety ................................................................................................................................................................. 6
3.1 Explanation of symbols and notes ................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 General safety ............................................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Operational safety......................................................................................................................................... 6
4. Technical data ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
5. Machine description ........................................................................................................................................... 8
5.1 Function ........................................................................................................................................................ 8
5.2 Components ................................................................................................................................................. 8
5.3 Pump Components ........................................................................................................................................ 9
6. Device Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 10
6.1 Hole Dimensions ......................................................................................................................................... 11
6.1.1 Device Postioning ..................................................................................................................................... 12
7. Pump Information ......................................................................................................................................... 13
7.1 Installing the hose ....................................................................................................................................... 13
7.2 Initial Startup .............................................................................................................................................. 13
7.3 Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 14
7.3.1 Automatic venting .................................................................................................................................... 14
7.3.2 Setting the filter basket ............................................................................................................................ 14
7.3.3 Automatic Mode ...................................................................................................................................... 14
7.3.4 Manual Operation .................................................................................................................................... 14
7.3.5 Optimising the Flow Rate ......................................................................................................................... 15
7.4 Storage ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
7.5 Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................... 16
12. Declaration of conformity ............................................................................................................................... 17
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Document revisions
Revision No Description Date
1.0 First revision 30/06/2020
1.1 Second revision 02/09/2020
Introduction
Who is this manual intended for?
This manual is intended for use by:
- Installers and the general public
What is the scope of this manual?
The manual contains amongst other things information about:
- General information
- Safety
- Permissible operating data
- Installation site specifications and stability
- Operation
- Maintenance/repairs
- Troubleshooting
- Customer service
The manual conveys important information necessary to work safely and efficiently with the Kleenstrip machine
What you must do immediately
Read this manual carefully before putting the pump system into operation. Ensure compliance with all
instructions, in particular safety instructions relating to operational safety, protective measures, etc.
What is not part of the scope of these operating instructions?
This manual is not a repair guide. This manual does not include repair documentation.
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1. Device characteristics
Device description:
Model:
Year of construction:
Garden Flood Pump
POMPA-2020SP5
2020 onwards
1.1 Labelling
The manufacturer's serial plate is present on the machine. This shows the name and address of the manufacturer, the
model of the machine and the serial number. This serial number must be quoted to the manufacturer in the event of
there being any queries about the machine.
Manufacturer Address:
The Flood Pump Company Ltd
19 West Avenue,
Billingham
Cleveland
TS23 1DB
Manufactured in the European Union and the UK
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2. General information
The garden flood pump model POMPA-2020SP5, (referred to hereinafter as the device) may only be
used as intended. Any use beyond this is deemed unintended. The manufacturer and/or supplier
cannot be held liable for damage resulting from unintended use.
ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS CARRIED OUT ON THE DEVICE BY THE PURCHASER OR INSTALLER WILL
IMMEDIATELY INVALIDATE THE CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY UNLESS PRIOR PERMISSION HAS BEEN GRANTED TO
DO SO BY THE MANUFACTURER IN WRITING.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING:
• Before operating the device, please carefully read all the information contained in this manual.
• Failure to observe any of the relevant safety instructions could lead to damage to the device.
• Operation and maintenance procedures must be carried out correctly. If the procedures are not correctly
observed, the manufacturer cannot be considered responsible for any eventual injury to persons.
• After removing the packaging from the device, please ensure that all of its parts are complete - contact the
retailer immediately if there is any problem.
• In the event of a breakdown and/or poor functioning, disconnect the device from the mains supply. Repair
should only be carried out with the authorisation of the manufacturer. Only original spare parts should be
used.
• Warning labels, serial plates and other labelling attached to the machine should not be removed or obstructed.
2.1 Intended use
The device is an enclosed submersible pump system which can be used to reduce water levels and control problem
flooding. The device is installed below ground level.
Intended use also includes compliance with the operating and maintenance conditions set out by the manufacturer
within this manual and taking the necessary precautions to prevent avoidable mal-operation.
2.2 Permissable Feed Fluids
Fresh water to the specified degree of contamination - for the maximum particle size, see chapter 4 Technical data
2.3 Consequences of unintended use/area of application
Damage to flood pump system.
2.4 Liability
The device has been built in accordance with state of the art technology, tested and is safe to operate. In all cases,
liability for the operation of the device is transferred to the owner if the device is maintained or repaired incorrectly by
persons not authorised by The Flood Pump Company Ltd or if it is not used as intended.
The Flood Pump Company Ltd has taken great care to ensure that our customers receive the fullest satisfaction and
protection from our unique products and services. However, we our representatives, surveyors or agents cannot accept
any liability whatsoever, for claims of damage, accidental or otherwise should any equipment supplied by the company
fail in use.
Flooding and its effects are always unpredictable and can vary from property to property. No responsibility is accepted
for flood claims including flooding from other party’s land and permission should be sought for installation advice via
local government bodies and environmental agency’s to comply with local law.
The user has a duty to operate the device only when in perfect working order. Excluding other claims, the manufacturer
can only be held liable for faults or defects covered by the terms of the legal warranty obligations. In the interests of the
ongoing development and continuous improvement of our products, we reserve the right to make technical changes at
any time. Such changes, mistakes and misprints cannot be used as a basis for claims for damages. Furthermore, only
original Flood Pump Company Ltd replacement parts and accessories may be used. Flood Pump Company Ltd cannot
be held liable for damages caused by noncompliance with the operating instructions provided in this document. The
above instructions do not extend the warranty and liability conditions set out in the terms of sale and delivery of Flood
Pump Company Ltd.
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3. Safety
3.1 Explanation of symbols and notes
Safety symbol
This symbol appears alongside all safety instructions where there is a residual risk or warning. In addition to the
operating instructions, national accident prevention and general safety regulations must be observed, as well as
the applicable laws and guidelines on environmental protection.
3.2 General safety
The device has been built in accordance with the latest technology and is safe to operate. However, this does not mean that the
technology it features will provide protection against all possible instances of mal-operation. This device may pose a risk if used
improperly or not used by compentent persons
• Before using the device, read and carefully follow the operating instructions, as well as the safety instructions.
Read and make sure you understand the user manual first!
It is too late to read them once the device is in operation!
• Keep this manual in an easily accessible location.
• The device must never be used to clean livestock, animals or plants.
3.3 Operational safety
In order to ensure that the device is used safely, observe the following as normative procedure:
• When the machine is not in use for a prolonged period of time e.g. summertime, continued dry spells, the mains electric
power supply should be isolated from the machine.
• It is strictly forbidden to remove any safeguards built into the machine by the manufacturer.
• Access into the pump motor is strictly prohibited.
• In the event of fire, unplug the device from the mains supply immediately.
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4. Technical data
Electrical
Nominal input voltage
Power Frequency
Nominal Power
Pompa2020SP5
230-240 V
50 Hz
500 W
Mechanical/General
Pompa2020SP5
Device dimensions (mm) L-650 x W-460 x H-690
Device weight
14 kg
Pump Data
Flow rate (max.)
Pressure (max.)
Delivery height (max.)
Particle size (max.) of permissible feed fluids
Weight
Cable length
9500 l/h
0.7 bar
7 m
20 mm
4.8 kg
10 m
NOTE
Due to continuous technical improvements, Flood Pump Company Ltd reserves the right to change the device design and
specification without prior notice. The power values specified are nominal values for a unit manufactured in series production.
Individual devices may exhibit slight differences.
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5. Machine description
The Pompa2020SP5 is a robust, reliable and durable, flood alleviation system. It has been designed to meet the demands of the
continual changing climate and seasonal flooding.
Suitable for home installations without the need for any specialist equipment.
5.1 Function
This device has been designed and constructed for the purpose of removing flood water or excess surface water.
PLEASE NOTE:
Any usage of the device, which is different from the purpose for which it has been designed and constructed may cause
damage to the device.
5.2 Components
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5.3 Pump Components
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
QTY
NO.
1 Carrying handle 1
2 Power supply cable with plug 1
3 Automatic venting device 1
4 Quick-Connect hose connection 1
5 Pipe unions 1
6 Lock for float switch 1
7 Height adjustment for float switch 1
8 Float switch 1
9 Setting for filter basket 1
10 Filter basket 1
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6. Device Installation
Locate the device so that all services are accessible for servicing and maintanence. Do not forget to make an
allowance for opening the lid of the device when choosing the location.
Note: things to consider.
• Power supply location
• Where will the water be getting pumped to.
Installation of the device is very straight forward.
Equipment required:
• Spade
• 20mm Gravel
Important
Please ensure that the float switch can move freely up and down for the pump activation prior to installation.
See chapter 7. Pump Information - illustration F and illustration G
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6.1 Hole Dimensions
Dig a hole 800mm x 600mm x
590mm deep
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
Add a 75mm thick layer of 20mm
gravel
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
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6.1.1 Device Postioning
Place the Pompa2020SP5 onto the
75mm thick layer 20mm gravel
base, centrally, inside the hole.
Level the device
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
Fill in around the sides of the device
with the 20mm gravel.
You can either cover the device
completely in gravel or turf back
over the top depending on location.
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
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7. Pump Information
7.1 Installing the hose
Note
The pumping capacity is further increased the shorter the hose is and the greater the hose diameter is.
The pipe union is enclosed unmounted with the device.
• Slide the hose clamp onto the hose. Illustration B
• When using a hose with a diameter of ¾" or 1":
• Screw the pump connecting piece (see chapter Accessories and spare
parts) onto the pipe union.
• Fasten the hose on the pipe union using the hose clamp
• Shorten the pump connecting piece using the grooves, according to the selected hose diameter. The flow volume is
increased.
• Slide the hose onto the pump connect- ing piece.
• When using a hose with a diameter of 1¼", slide the hose onto the pipe union.
• Fasten the hose on the pipe union using the hose clamp
7.2 Initial Startup
CAUTION
Improper transportation
Risk of injury and damage
Do not carry the pump using the cable or hose.
• Plug the pipe union into Quick-Connect. The hose is connected up.
• Lock in place the float switch at the height adjustment. Illustration C
• Position the pump in the feed fluid:
• Fasten a rope to the carrying handle and immerse the pump.
• Set down the pump horizontally on firm ground. If the ground is muddy, use a brick or something similar for
stabilising.
• Ensure that the suction area is not blocked.
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7.3 Operation
7.3.1 Automatic venting
If the fluid level is low, any sucked-in air, or air present in the pump, may escape via the automatic venting device. Fluid can also
leak along with air. Illustration D
7.3.2 Setting the filter basket
The filter basket can be operated in 2 positions. Illustration E
Waste water and clear water delivery
We would recommend this filter basket
position at the start of the pumping
process, since on this occasion the
pumping capacity is at its greatest.
Flat vacuuming
In this filter basket position, flat
vacuuming is possible up to 1 mm
residual fluid height in manual mode.
• Put the pump on the ground.
• Clamp the pump between your feet and take hold of the carrying handle.
• Unlatch the filter basket by turning the handle clockwise.
• Move the filter basket into the required position.
• Lock the filter basket in place by turning the handle anticlockwise.
7.3.3 Automatic Mode
In automatic mode, the float switch controls
the pumping process automatically.
The pump switches on as soon as the float switch reaches the switch-on height caused by the rising fluid level.
The pump switches off as soon as the float switch reaches the switch-off height caused by the sinking fluid level.
The float switch must be able to move freely.
Note
The switching heights vary depending on:
• Position of the float switch
• Cable length between the float switch and lock.
The cable length must be at least 2.5 cm. We would recommend retaining the set cable length.
For information on the switching heights, see chapter Technical data.
1. Set the float switch using the height ad- justment, and the cable length between the float switch and the lock. Note.
When the pump is operated unattended, always set the float switch to the upper- most position in order to ensure that
the pump can switch off reliably. Illustration F. When the float switch is set to the lower- most position, set the cable
length be- tween the float switch and the lock to 2.5 cm, see marking on the cable. Illustration G
2. Move the filter basket into the "waste water and clear water delivery" position.
3. Plug the mains plug into the socket.
7.3.4 Manual Operation
In manual operation, the pump stays switched on. The residual fluid height (see chapter Technical data) can only be reached in
manual operation.
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ATTENTION
Damaging the pump due to dry running
Increased wear and tear
Do not leave the pump unattended in manual operation.
Switch off the pump for dry running.
1. Fasten the float switch in the lock, with the nose pointing upwards. Illustration H
2. Move the filter basket into the required position, depending on the fluid level (for the minimum fluid height and
residual fluid height, see chapter 4 Technical data).
3. Plug the mains plug into the socket.
7.3.5 Optimising the Flow Rate
The flow rate is further increased:
• The lower the delivery height is
• The greater the diameter of the hose used is
• The shorter the hose used is
• The smaller the pressure loss caused by the connected up accessories
1. Remove any dirt from the device.
i. Pump clear water.
ii. Rinse out the pump.
2. Press the button for Quick-Connect and remove the pipe union. Illustration I. The hose is removed.
3. Where necessary, remove residue from the hose and on Quick-Connect.
4. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
7.4 Storage
ATTENTION
Danger of frost
Incompletely emptied devices can be de- stroyed by frost. Completely empty the device and accessories. Protect the device from
frost.
1. Completely empty the pump.
2. Allow the pump and the hose to dry out.
3. Store the pump in a frost-protected place.
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7.5 Troubleshooting
Malfunctions often have simple causes that you can remedy yourself using the follow- ing overview. When in doubt, or in the
case of malfunctions not mentioned here, please contact your authorised Customer Service.
• The pump is running, but not delivering
1. Air is in the pump.
i. Pull the mains plug out of the socket and plug it in again several times, until the fluid is drawn in.
2. The suction area is clogged.
i. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
ii. Clean the suction area.
3. The fluid level is too low in manual operation.
i. Immerse the pump deeper into the feed fluid if possible, see chapter .
• The pump does not start up, or stops suddenly during operation
1. The power supply is disconnected.
i. Check the fuses and the electrical con- nections.
2. The thermal protection switch has switched off the pump because of overheating.
i. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
ii. Allow the pump to cool down.
iii. Remove any dirt particles in the suction area.
iv. Clean the suction area.
v. Prevent the pump from running dry.
3. Dirt particles block the suction area.
i. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
ii. Clean the suction area.
• The pumping capacity decreases
1. The suction area is clogged.
i. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
ii. Clean the suction area.
• The pumping capacity is too low
i. The maximum delivery height is exceeded.
ii. The hose diameter and the hose length have been selected incorrectly.
iii. Observe the maximum delivery height, see chapter 4 Technical data.
iv. When necessary, select a greater hose diameter or a shorter hose length, see chapter 7.3.5
Optimising the flow rate.
• Quick-Connect cannot be opened or closed
1. The push-fit system is dirty.
i. Remove the clip.
ii. Clean the clip.
iii. Install the clip.
• The filter basket cannot be moved.
1. The filter basket is dirty.
i. Loosen the latch screws using a screw- driver.
ii. Remove the filter basket.
iii. Clean the filter basket.
iv. Install the filter basket.
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12. Declaration of conformity
MANUFACTURER
RESPONSIBLE PERSON
POSITION
ADDRESS
Technowash Limited
Adrian Bishop
Managing Director
Technowash Limited
Standard Way Industrial Estate
Northallerton
North Yorkshire
DL6 2XE
PRODUCT
Kleenstrip
SERIAL NUMBER 51549
TECHNOWASH LIMITED DECLARES THAT THE ABOVE PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH THE FOLLOWING EUROPEAN
DIRECTIVES AND STANDARDS:
2006/42/EC
METHODOLOGY
BS EN 12100:2010
BS EN 60204-1:2009
BS EN 12921-1:2005
BS EN 12921-2:2005
ISO 13851
MACHINERY DIRECTIVE
SAFETY OF MACHINERY – GENERAL
PRINCIPLES FOR DESIGN - RISK ASSESSMENT
AND RISK REDUCTION
SAFETY OF MACHINERY – ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT OF MACHINES
SAFETY OF MACHINERY – MACHINES FOR
SURFACE CLEANING PRE-TREATMENT OF
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS USING LIQUIDS AND
VAPOURS
SAFETY OF MACHINERY – MACHINES FOR
SURFACE CLEANING AND PRE-TREATMENT
OF INDUSTRIAL ITEMS USING LIQUIDS OR
VAPOURS
SAFETY OF MACHINERY — TWO-HAND
CONTROL DEVICES
GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR DESIGN - RISK
ASSESSMENT AND RISK REDUCTION
PART 1 – GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
PART 1 – COMMON SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS
PART 3 - SAFETY OF MACHINES USING
FLAMMABLE CLEANING LIQUIDS
FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS AND DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
PERSON AUTHORISED TO SIGN ON BEHALF OF THE RESPONSIBLE
PERSON AND TO COMPILE THE TECHNICAL FILE
POSITION
Managing Director
SIGNATURE
DATE 13 June 2018
PLACE OF ISSUE
Northallerton, United Kingdom
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The Flood Pump Company
25 Roseberry Rd, Billingham
Cleveland TS23 2SD