3D Connexion 7910, 7909, 7906 User Manual

GARDENA

Art. 7906 Art. 7909 Art. 7910

D Gebrauchsanweisung

Teichfilter / Teichfilter mit Wasserspielpumpe WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

GB Operating Instructions

Pond Filter / Pond Filter with Fountain Pump WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

F Mode d’emploi

Filtre de bassin / Filtre de bassin avec pompe pour jets d’eau WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

NL Gebruiksaanwijzing

Vijverfilter / Vijverfilter met waterspelpomp WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

S Bruksanvisning

Dammfilter / Dammfilter med Fontän Pump WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

I Istruzioni per l’uso

Filtro per laghetti / Filtro per laghetti con pompa per giochi d’acqua WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

E Manual de instrucciones

Filtro para estanques / Filtro para estanques con bomba para juegos de agua WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

P Instruções de manejo

Filtro para Lagos / Filtro para Lagos com bomba para fontes WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

DK Brugsanvisning

Bassinfilter / Bassinfilter med springvandspumpe WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

GARDENA Pond Filter / Pond Filter with Fountain Pump WFP 3000 / WFP 5000

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Part I: Operating Instructions for Pond Filter Part II: Operating Instructions for Pumps WFP 3000/5000

Part I: Operating Instructions for Pond Filter

Please read these operating instructions carefully and observe the notes given. Use the instructions to familiarise yourself with the equipment, the operating controls, their correct use, and the notes on safety.

For safety reasons, children under 16 as well as persons not familiar with these operating instructions should not use these Pond Filters.

v Keep these operating instructions in a safe place.

1. Where to Use Your Pond Filter

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2. For Your Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

3. What You Should Know About Ponds and Filters

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4. How the Pond Filter Works

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5. Using the Pond Filter for the First Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

6. Pond Filter Maintenance

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7. Trouble-Shooting

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8. Storing the Pond Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

9. Service

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1. Where to Use Your Pond Filter

The GARDENA Pond Filter is designed exclusively for use in garden ponds in private, domestic gardens. It is intended for cleaning ponds either with or without fish.

The Pond Filter must not be used for industrial applications and in conjunction with chemicals, food, flammable and explosive substances.

Contents of instructions for Pond Filter

Intended purpose

Attention

Please note

2. For Your Safety

Position the Pond Filter in the garden pond so that the Pond Filter is completely covered by water.

Please comply with local noise protection regulations.

Positioning the Pond Filter

Comply with noise protection regulations

Cleaning the Pond Filter:

3. What You Should Know About Ponds and Filters

Garden ponds are not as deep as natural water features.The lack of depth means that a garden pond heats up and cools down much more quickly. These changes in temperature and environmental factors such as fertilisers, plant residues etc., are among the main causes of excess levels of nutrients and hence of growth of algae.

In garden ponds the density of fish stock per cubic meter is usually higher than in natural ponds. As the fish usually also receive more food than in their natural environment, the amount of pollution due to excrement is very high.

Excess growth of algae, as well as the high level of pollution due to fish excrement causes a lack of oxygen in your pond; its biological balance has been disturbed.

➔ Problem : the level of nutrients in your pond is too high. The most effective solution to this problem is to decrease the level of nutrients available by means of a biological process and to remove excess nutrients while at the same time increasing the oxygen supply.

The growth of algae can be restricted by installing a filter. Floating substances (e.g. floating algae), which cause the water to be murky, are filtered out and the water is purified. This helps the pond to regain its biological balance. However, existing algae (e.g. thread algae) visible at the time of installation must be skimmed off (e.g. with the GARDENA combisystem Pond Net, Art. No. 7933).

4. How the Pond Filter Works

Water inlet

Connection for connecting the hose to the pump in the pond.

Mechanical coarse filtering

Large particles of dirt are filtered out of the water by the foam filtering elements.

Mechanical fine filtering with Zeolith

GARDENA Zeolith increases the surface area for more efficient cleaning.

Second connection

For connecting two Pond Filters in parallel (the second connection is sealed with a plug at the factory).

Excess growth of algae – murky pond

High density of fish stock

Decrease the level of nutrients and increase the oxygen supply

Installing a filter

5. Using the Pond Filter for the First Time

1. Screw the hose clockwise onto the thread G 3/4 (26,5 mm) of the pump.

2. Screw the hose clockwise onto the thread G 3/4 (26,5 mm) of the Pond Filter.

3. Position the Pond Filter and Pump in the garden pond so that the Pond Filter and basket of the pump are completely covered by water.

You can fill the pump basket with stones to make the pump more stable.

You can achieve the best cleaning results by using your Pond Filter in the dirtiest area of the pond.

We recommend using two filters for ponds larger than 16 m

with slightly dirty water or for ponds larger than 8 m3with very dirty water (ponds containing fish).

Operating two filters in parallel:

1. Screw another hose clockwise onto the second connection of the first Pond Filter.

2. Screw the other end of the hose onto the connection of the second Pond Filter.

Operating two filters in series:

1. Press out the cap

of the lower Pond Filter from the inside.

2. Remove the lowest part of the filter bfrom the top Pond Filter.

3. Position the second Pond Filter on top of the first Pond Filter.

6. Pond Filter Maintenance

The GARDENA Pond Filter is largely maintenance-free. However, it may require cleaning from time to time.

1. Unplug the pump from the mains.

2. Remove the Pond Filter from the pond.

3. Unscrew the hose clockwise.

4. Empty the Pond Filter completely.

5. Press in both clips

at the same time and remove the top

part of the filter.

6. Remove all other parts of the filter in the same way.

7. Remove the foam filter elements

from the filter and rinse

under running water.

8. Also clean the round foam filter element

under running water.

9. Remove the Zeolith

from the bottom part of the filter and

clean (using saltwater, for example).

10. Reassemble the Pond Filter in the opposite order.

11. Screw the hoses back onto the Pond Filter and position in

the pond (see “Using the Pond Filter for the First Time – Initial Operation”).

To ensure the zeolith functions correctly, we recommend you replace or clean it every 6 months (e.g. in salt water).

GARDENA Zeolith, 1 l Art. No. 7914 GARDENA Zeolith, 5 l Art. No. 7915

Initial operation:

Second filter:

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