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Lifegard Aquatics R800001 Installation Guide

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2. amp Aquaculture Products PONDS FOUNTAINS WATERFALLS Lifegard PG Pump Instructions High performance energy efficient pumps designed for use in Ponds Fountains Waterfalls Hydroponic Systems Irrigation Systems and Water Features For use in either wet or dry installations and features Wet Rotor Wet Bearing Technology for cooler running Pre filter screen handles large particles for less maintenance Multiple size Insert Fitting and Suction Cups included Designed for Fresh water use only PG 2700 Watts 120 Amps 1 1 Voltage 120V 60Hz Horse Power 0 16HP Inlet Outlet 11 4 Flexible Tube Size 1 or 1 1 4 ID FLOW RATE HEAD PG 4500 Watts 220 Amps 2 0 Voltage 120V 60Hz Horse Power 0 30HP Inlet Outlet 11 2 Flexible Tube Size 11 4 or 11 2 ID PG 1600 Watts 90 Amps 0 8 Voltage 120V 60Hz Horse Power 0 12HP Inlet Outlet 1 Flexible Tube Size 3 4 or 1 ID FLOW RATE gph ise 2642 ALL Pro Series PG 1600 GQ PG 2700 GAD 300 600 900 1200 1500 1800 2100 2400 FLOW RATE gph PG 5300 Watts 310 Amps 2 7 Voltage 120V 60Hz Horse Power 0 42HP Inlet Outlet 11 2 Flexible Tube Size 11 4 or 11 2 ID FLOW RATE gph PG 6600 Watts 325 Amps 2 90 Voltage 120V 60Hz Horse Power 0 45HP Inlet Outlet 2 Flexible Tube Size 11 2 or 2 ID
3. fresh water at temperatures of 32 86 F 0 30 C with a pH range of 5 to 9 Lifegard Aquatics must approve other liquid applications and extreme temperature uses in advance in writing INSTALLATION and or REMOVAL CHARGES Warranty does not cover any costs associated with the installation or removal of products subject to warranty claims DISPOSITION Lifegard will make a good faith effort for prompt disposition regarding any item in warranty which proves to be defective If productswere damaged in transit please file a claim with the carrier DISCLAIMER Lifegard Aquatics will not be liable for any labor cost of removing or replacing component parts This shall be the responsibility of the original purchaser as will be the shipping charge to Lifegard Aquatics facility Any oral statements about the product made by the seller the manufacturer the representatives or any other parties do not constitute warranties should not be relied upon by the user and are not part of the contract for sale Seller s and manufacturer s only obligation and buyer s and user s only remedy shall be for the manufacturer to either replace and R800021 315085 R800022 315092 R800023 315108 Cleaning the Impeller and Volute chamber To clean the volute chamber and impeller remove the volute by rotating it counter clockwise This will expose the pump impeller To clean the volute chamber and impeller use a garden hose to spray out any debris Cleaning o
4. receipt will not be honored Products purchased from eBay craigslist etc cannot be honored for warranty unless returned through original purchaser with proof of purchase All items must first be returned to Lifegard Aquatics for inspection evaluation and processing to determine if product qualifies for warranty replacement or repair No warranty repair replacement or credit will be issued prior to inspection of product Please contact us first for warranty assistance Many times the product can be repaired without the cost and time involved in sending it back to us If absolutely necessary return product freight prepaid to the following address for warranty evaluation and processing Lifegard Aquatics 16301 Carmenita Road Cerritos CA 90703 Tel 562 404 4129 Fax 562 404 4159 Email info lifegardaquatics com 3 year warranty from date of purchase on Quiet One Pump Motors Only 60 day warranty from date of purchase on Shafts and Impellers for All Types of Pumps 60 day warranty from date of purchase on all Ultraviolet Bulbs 60 day warranty from date of purchase on all Test Strips 1 year warranty from date of purchase on All Other Products including PG Pumps LED Lights Heaters Pump Maintenance This pump design features a water lubricated ceramic bearing and shaft for long lasting service However the rotor assembly is susceptible to failure if sand or extra fine grit is being pumped CAUTION Always disconnect the pump when per
5. 00 Prefilter Screen PG6600 Flexible Tube Fitting PG 2700 3 4 or 1 ID Flexible Tube Fitting PG 1600 1 or 11 4 ID Flexible Tube Fitting PG 4500 amp PG 5300 11 4 or 11 2 ID Flexible Tube Fitting PG 6000 DESCRIPTION O Ring PG 1600 O Ring PGPG 2700 O Ring PGPG 4500 amp PG 5300 2 R800003 314958 O Ring PG 6600 3 R800009 314965 Impeller Assembly PG 1600 3 R800010 314972 Impeller Assembly PG 2700 3 R800011 314989 Impeller Assembly PG 4500 3 R800012 314996 Impeller Assembly PG 5300 3 R800013 315009 Impeller Assembly PG 6600 5 R800024 315115 4 R800014 315016 Front Housing PG 1600 4 R800015 315023 Front Housing PG 2700 5 R800025 315122 4 R800016 315030 Front Housing PG 4500 11 2 or 2 ID amp PG 5300 7 R800026 315139 Suction Cups PG Pumps 4 R800017 315047 Front Housing PG6600 set of 4 LIMITED WARRANTY The Lifegard PG pumps are warranted to the user against defective material and workmanship under normal use for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase by the original purchaser Replacement liability in all events is limited to the replacing or repairing at Lifegard s sole discretion of any part or parts which are defective in material or workmanship Proof of purchase is required on all claims in the form of invoice copy sales ticket etc APPLICATION Warranty covers only properly installed and maintained units Warranty is limited to applications pumping
6. SELECT OUTLET POSITION Place the pump flat on its base To get Position2 Position 3 Position 4 as shown below the body of the pump needs to rotate withen the handle stand and Lock into Notches A B or C respectively located in the base of the handle stand To get Position 1 rotate the pump into Notch A while the volute is removed and manually rotated Counter Clockwise into the desired positon To get Position 5 rotate the pump into Notch C while the volute is removed and manually rotated clockwise into the desired positon Label Notch A Notch B Notch C Pump Maintenance This pump design features a water lubricated ceramic bearing and shaft for long lasting service However the rotor assembly is susceptible to failure if sand or extra fine grit is being pumped CAUTION Always disconnect the pump when performing any maintenance or handling Check the circuit breaker and try another GFCI outlet to ensure the pump is getting electrical power Check the pump discharge impeller and tubing for obstructions Check the inlet screen to ensure it is not clogged After removing the volute rotate the impeller by hand to insure that it can spin freely Parts Breakdown PG PUMP PARTS UPC Item Part No 788379 2 R800000 314927 2 R800001 314934 2 R800002 314941 Part No E R800018 315054 R800019 315061 R800020 315078 DESCRIPTION Prefilter Screen PG 1600 Prefilter Screen PG 2700 Prefilter Screen PG4500 amp PG 53
7. forming any maintenance or handling Check the circuit breaker and try another GFCI outlet to ensure the pump is getting electrical power Check the pump discharge impeller and tubing for obstructions Check the inlet screen to ensure it is not clogged After removing the volute rotate the impeller by hand to insure that it can spin freely LIFEGARD Roac Cerritos CA 90703 Tel 562 404 4129 Fax 562 404 4159 www lifegardaquatics com Email info lifegardaquatics com Installing Impeller Assembly and Front Housing Before reinstalling the impeller assembly it is recommended to use Lifegard Silicon lubricant on the ceramic shaft metallic rotor of the impeller assembly and the o ring on the pump body After this is complete reinstall all the components back into the pump by sliding the impeller assembly back into the motor housing Using a pair of needle nose pliers very gently grip the shaft and one of the tabs and at the same time and turn clockwise while gently pushing on the tab to lock the impeller assembly When you hear a click sound it means the impeller is locked Use only minimal force while doing this to avoid damaging the tabs on the pump or the impeller assembly O ring Ceramic Shaft Metallic Rotor Reinstalling the Front Housing by sliding it over the impeller chamber and rotating it clockwise until it locks at the desired position PG PUMP INSTRUCTION MANUAL LAFEGARD lt AQUATICS Aquarium Pond
8. nected with the installation operation environment use or willful abuse including without limitations improper repackaging and damage incurred in shipping is not covered by this warranty Unless state law provides otherwise the manufacturer will only be responsible for repair or replacement of any of its products or parts that are found to be defective and will not bear any cost of any incidental or consequential damages arising out of the occurrence of such defect Before using the buyer and user shall determine the suitability of the product for the intended use and assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection herewith The warranty and remedy described in this limited warranty is an EXCLUSIVE warranty and remedy IN LIEU of any other warranty or remedy expressed or implied which other warranties and remedies are hereby expressly EXCLUDED including but not limited to any implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FORA PARTICULAR PURPOSE This Warranty gives buyer and user specific legal rights and buyer and user may also have other rights that vary from state to state Some states donot allow the exclusion or limitations of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you Warranty period starts from date of purchase and must be validated with copy of original purchase receipt Warranty requests by phone will not be honored Warranty items returned without copy of original purchase
9. r Replacing the Impeller To clean or replace the impeller assembly first remove the front housing by rotating it counter clockwise See Figure a and b With the impeller exposed locate the three tabs amp Using a pair of needle nose pliers very gently grip the shaft with the tip of the pliers while also locking in one of the tabs at the same time Gently turn the shaft counter clockwise while pushing on the tab to unlock the impeller assembly Pull the assembly straight out to remove from motor housing See fig c d and e Use only minimal force while doing this to avoid damaging the tabs on the pump or the impeller assembly Visually inspect the impeller assembly for any damage The impeller assembly for PG Pumps is one assembly as shown in Figure 4 or repair at the manufacturer s sole discretion the Lifegard product as described above Neither seller nor the manufacturer shall be liable for any injury loss or damage direct incidental or consequential including but not limited to incidental or consequential damages for lost profits lost sales injury to person or property or any other incidental or consequential loss arising from any cause whatsoever no matter whether based upon warranty contract negligence or other misuse and the buyer and user agree that no other remedy shall be available to them Damage or failure of any part of a unit covered by this warranty which results from causes directly or indirectly con

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