User manual PARKSIDE KH 4125 DRILL-POWERED WATER PUMP

[. . . ] Safety instructions Intended use Technical data Device overview Required assembly material Assembly and connection Utilisation Cleaning and care Disposal Service Importer Conformity Declaration Preserve these operating instructions for future reference. Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the appliance at a future date. [. . . ] ­ standard electric drills with a 43 mm spindle shaft and scroll chuck and a rotation speed of up to 3, 400 rpm, ­ for the pumping of cold or up to 40° C warm fluids, as in the draining or transfer of water in aquariums, ponds or large containers/barrels. µ Assemble the mounting e with the fixing clamp w onto a work surface as shown in the diagramme. Alternatively, the mounting e can be fixed to a work surface by means of screws (Assembly material not supplied). µ Now slide the pump q onto the mounting e so that the drive axle of the pump extends into the drill chuck, and the pegs of the mounting e are inserted into the receptor holes on the pump q. µ Through the recess t, turn the drill chuck with the chuck key so tight that the pump cannot be detached from the mounting. µ Securely tighten the cross-head screw on the mounting e so that the drill is being firmly held . ­ the suction hose does not draw air and is not longer than 12 meters (ca. µ Now allow the electric drill to drive the pump ­ but not without supervision, so as to be able to react quickly in the event of danger. Make absolutely sure that the drill revolves to the right, just as in drilling. Should the drill-speeds be adjustable, you can adjust the work capacity with them. [. . . ] We, Kompernass GmbH, Burgstrasse 21, D-44867 Bochum, hereby declare on our own responsibility that the product described here; "Electric Drill Pump KH 4125", to which this declaration refers, complies with the current requirements of the EU Guideline 98/37/EC (Machines) in the version brought into circulation by ourselves. This declaration loses its validity in the event of a modification being made to the product and the modification not being first agreed to or approved by us. [. . . ]