DC Pumps
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Safety Information
Please take great care when installing and using this pump. This is an electrical device and, as with any electrical
device used in or around an aquarium, caution needs to be exercised. Failure to do so may result in electrocution,
fire, serious bodily injury or even death. Please follow these safety requirements carefully, as failure to do so will
void the warranty and could cause serious safety hazards.
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Troubleshooting & Maintenance
For troubleshooting, maintenance and other frequently
asked questions, please visit www.simplicityaquatics.com
Warranty
For warranty information, please visit
www.simplicityaquatics.com/support/warranty/
NEVER operate the pump if it has been damaged
or is malfunctioning.
NEVER operate the controller with wet hands or
if the controller is wet.
NEVER re-wire, re-configure or modify the pump
in any way.
NEVER use with generators.
NEVER grab the pump or controller by the
electrical cord as this may cause the wires to
become exposed.
NEVER use the pump in water above
95˚ Fahrenheit.
NEVER use the pump in anything but freshwater
or saltwater.
NEVER use the pump for a swimming pool or
other body of water intended for human use.
NEVER run the pump dry.
NEVER run the pump in water deeper than
54 inches.
NEVER install the controller outdoors or in a
wet environment.
NEVER subject the controller to direct heat,
such as sunlight or heat lamps.
ALWAYS unplug the pump from its power source
before doing any work on the pump or placing
hands in water.
ALWAYS leave a bit of slack in the electrical
cord to help absorb any pump vibrations.
ALWAYS use of a GFCI (Ground-fault
Circuit Interrupter).
ALWAYS keep away from children.
ALWAYS run the pump completely submerged
in water.
ALWAYS run the pump with a drip loop in the
power cord to prevent moisture from reaching
your power receptacle.
ALWAYS run the controller with adequate space
to allow cooling.
ALWAYS place the power supply in a cool,
dry location.
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