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CARE AND MAINTENANCE – FILTER BOX 

 

Occasional cleaning of the filter pads will be necessary to ensure the proper functioning of the 
system. Filter pads should be removed and washed with clean water when they are visibly soiled.  

 

Filter pads should be replaced annually.   

 

The exterior surface of the filter box may also need occasional cleaning. Particularly if the openings 
in the cover of the filter box are obstructed. When cleaning the filter box use warm water only. Do 
not use any chemicals that may destroy the beneficial bacteria. 

 

The bio media balls in your filter system and the inside surfaces of the filter box base contain the 
beneficial bacteria. At least once a year the entire system should be disassembled and cleaned 
thoroughly using warm, soapy water (mild detergent). This should not be done during the warm 
season as it may take up to 8 weeks to re-establish the environmental balance. The best time of 
the year to “breakdown” your system is in early spring before the water temperatures begin to rise. 
This is also the ideal time to replace the filter pads. 
 

CARE AND MAINTENANCE – PUMP 

 

Regular cleaning of the pump may be necessary depending upon the environment in which it is 
operated. Clean the pump when it is visibly soiled or when a drop in performance is detected.   

 

Before cleaning, always disconnect the pump from the power source.   

 

Remove all parts from the pump and clean in warm, soapy water.   

 

Disassemble the front cover and remove the impeller cover to expose the impeller assembly.  
Remove the impeller assembly by gently pulling on the impeller blades.  Use a soft cloth or brush 
to clean the impeller assembly and the inside of the impeller housing. 
 

CARE AND MAINTENANCE - LIGHT 

 

Periodically, your lights may require cleaning for optimal performance. 

 

Cleaning should only be done with warm soapy water.  Be sure to use biodegradable soap. 

 

The frequency of cleaning depends upon the conditions of the environment where lights are used. 

 
 

TROUBLESHOOTING  

If the LED lights fail to operate: 

 

Check to make sure the power cord is plugged in and the light is getting power and the unit is 
getting power. 

 

The light is designed to turn on when it gets dark, and turn off when it gets light. To activate the 
light during daylight hours, cover the sensor. 

 

If lights do not turn off during daytime, check  sensor.  Make sure the sensor faces up and is 
not covered by dirt or debris. 
 

If the pump fails to operate: 

 

Check to make sure the power cord is plugged in and the pump is getting power. 

 

Check the pump outlet and any tubing, fountains, spitters etc. for kinks or obstructions. 

 

Remove the filter screen and/or front cover, and impeller cover to expose the impeller. Turn the 
impeller to ensure that it is not broken or jammed. 

If the performance of the pump is not satisfactory or the pump does not flow evenly: 

 

Check to make sure the pump is completely submerged in water. 

 

Check to make sure the impeller and the impeller housing are clean. 

 

Adjust flow control knob.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PLEASE CALL 1-888-755-4497 BEFORE RETURNING TO THE STORE. 

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Summary of Contents for CPK500

Page 1: ...nozzle insert 1 L Lower fountain head nozzle 1 M Adapter with o ring 1 N Liner 7 ft X 10ft 1 P Liner patch 1 A M L K J I H B E F P N D C G Questions problems missing parts Before returning to your retailer call our customer service department at 1 888 755 4497 8 a m 6 p m EST Monday Friday or email us at customercare smart pond com REMINDER CALL 1 888 755 4497 BEFORE RETURNING TO STORE PLEASE CALL...

Page 2: ...emperatures or other heat sources Do not pump heated liquids Do not let the pump run dry Pump must be completely submerged for proper operation and cooling Operate in freshwater only Avoid heavily chlorinated water and water with high pH levels Do not lift the pump by its power cord PREPARATION LINER Before installing your pond liner make sure it is in good condition with no tears or holes If you ...

Page 3: ... 2 3 Open the liner and drape it across the pond area making sure to leave at least 10 in of overlap around the perimeter of the hole Begin to fill the pond with water smoothing out any wrinkles as you do this Fig 3 Fig 3 4 When the pond is full bury the excess liner in a small trench around your pond with stones and rocks according to your landscape design Fig 4 Fig 4 PLEASE CALL 1 888 755 4497 B...

Page 4: ...plug to the socket Fig 6 Fig 6 3 Place the pump assembly inside the filter box base Make sure that the outlet points up Route the cord through the gap on side of the filter box base Fig 7 Fig 7 4 Place the bio ball inside the filter box base in front of pump Fig 8 Fig 8 5 Connect the extension tube to the outlet of the pump using the supplied adapter Fig 9 Fig 9 Plug from sensor Socket from pump E...

Page 5: ...Make sure that the sensor is NOT submerged Make sure that the light sensor faces up Fig 12 NOTE At night the lights will automatically turn on At sunrise they will automatically turn off Fig 12 9 Place the filter assembly into the pond and connect to a proper power source Fig 13 Fig 13 GFCI Filter box cover Filter pad I H H H L K L J Sensor Must face up PLEASE CALL 1 888 755 4497 BEFORE RETURNING ...

Page 6: ...mble the front cover and remove the impeller cover to expose the impeller assembly Remove the impeller assembly by gently pulling on the impeller blades Use a soft cloth or brush to clean the impeller assembly and the inside of the impeller housing CARE AND MAINTENANCE LIGHT Periodically your lights may require cleaning for optimal performance Cleaning should only be done with warm soapy water Be ...

Page 7: ...Waterspray nozzle J Waterbell nozzle insert K Trumpet nozzle insert L Lower fountain head nozzle M Adapter with o ring Q Flow control knob R Front cover S Locking ring T Impeller cover U Shaft support V Washer W Shaft X Impeller assembly Y Lamp retaining ring Z Lens A1 O ring A2 Reflector A3 Locking nut A4 Adjust ball pin A5 Base A M L K J I H B E F U T S R W X V U Q C Y Z A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 G V PLEAS...

Page 8: ...y does not cover any costs associated with the shipping handling installation or removal of products or parts subject to this warranty For products damaged in transit a claim should be filed with the carrier Disclaimer Any oral statements made about the product by the seller the manufacturer the representatives or any other parties do not constitute warranties should not be relied upon by the user...

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