INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Suction and pumping device
for creaming and pumping honey
(PUMPS FOR HONEY)
400V, 230V
The device is intended to pumping operation of honey.
IMPORTANT!
Before using the device, be sure to read the instructions for use
and follow the instructions contained therein. The manufacturer
is not liable for damages caused by the use of the device
contrary to its intended purpose or inappropriate handling.
1. General safety rules of utilisation of device
1.1. Electrical safety
1. Before you switch on the appliance to the mains, one
should make sure that the control is off. The ”0/1” switch
should be in the ”0” position and knob in the "min" position
(model with an inverter 230V). ”Right”; ”Left” switch
should be in a ”0” position!
2. Make sure that nominal voltage of the device and the
power supply source are compatible.
3. The device must be connected to the socket with earthing
with the voltage specified on the nameplate of the
product.
4. Electrical Installation powering the device must be
equipped with RCD (residual current device) with a rated
tripping current In no higher than 30mA.
5. Check the function of the RCBO (residual current
operated circuit-breaker with integral overcurrent
protection) periodically.
6. Periodically check the status of the power cord. If the
power cord without the possibility of disconnection is
damaged and you need to replace it, then this operation
should be carried out as guarantor or by a specialised
repair facility or a qualified person in order to avoid the
risk. Not use the device when the power cord is damaged.
7. During connecting to the mains, one should be careful.
8. It is forbidden to pull the power cord.
9. The power cord must be kept away from heat sources,
sharp edges and take care of its satisfactory condition.
10. Protect the device against moisture;( also during storage)
1.2. Operational safety
1. This equipment is not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities , or lack of experience and knowledge concerning
the equipment unless this is done under the supervision or in
accordance with the instructions for use of the equipment,
handed over by persons responsible for their safety.
2. You should pay attention to the children, to ensure they do
not play with the pump.
3. In the case of pump failure, in order to avoid a hazard, the
repair can only perform specialised repair facility or a qualified
person.
4. Do not use the device in the vicinity of flammable materials.
5. Do not carry out any maintenance work when the device is
operating.
6. All guards when the appliance is operating must be
permanently attached to the device.
7. In the event of any hazard, you should immediately stop the
pump operation.
8. Restarting the pump may occur after the elimination of the
hazard.
9. The device should only be started inside the premises.
Ban on removing guards when operating the device.
Ban on repairing the device which is in motion.
2. The use of suction and pumping devices
Due to the low speed, pumps are perfectly suited for the
pumping (forcing through) of sensitive liquids – do not cause
their effervescence or carbonation.
Not be used for pumping flammable substances!
3. Work commencement with suction and
pumping device
1. Depending on the type of pump, before the work
commencement, the switch must be set in ”0” position and
knob in ”min” position.
2. Place of work should be illuminated and kept as clean as
possible.
3. Before using, one should exactly clean the pump.
4. When washing pump, one should take special care, in
order to prevent to the moistness/dampness of the engine
and pump control.
5. Then, we connect hoses of suitable diameter from both
sides of the rotor with the help of hose connectors
(equipped with pump).
6. Before starting, one should pour over the rotor with honey.
7. Switch on the pump to the supply network and check the
direction of pumping starting/actuating the pump.
8. If the direction is different from the desired, we stop the
pump and we switch the direction on the controller.
9. After completed pumping, wash and dry the device.
3.1. Preparation of the device to operation