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Owner’s Manual 

HVE3000 Flood Pumper and Inline Booster  

#633 - 115V 

Manufactured by Sapphire Scientific for Servpro Industries, Inc.  

15180 Josh Wilson Road, Burlington, WA 98233 

Phone: 800-932-3030

 

Fax: 360-757-7950

 

www.SapphireScientific.com

  

The high-efficiency HVE3000 can be used both as a flood pumper to quickly remove excess 
liquid water for flood remediation and as an inline truckmount booster to extend the 
effective vacuum hose length for carpet extraction and cleaning.  

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 

 

 

 

 

 

WARNING! Do not alter or modify your HVE3000 in 
any way. Use only replacement parts authorized by 
Sapphire Scientific, Inc. Modifications or use of 
unapproved parts could create a hazard and will 
void your warranty. Contact your authorized 
Sapphire distributor for assistance. 
 
WARNING! Do not operate unit in standing water. 
Electric shock hazard. Unit must be grounded. 
 
WARNING! Unit must be grounded. 

  Keep motor and wiring dry. Keep out of standing 

water and do not install in area likely to be subject to 
water intrusion. Do not expose to rain, water or 
snow. 

  Insert three-prong plug on power cord into a 

matching electrically grounded outlet. Do not use 
adapter. Never cut off third prong.  

  Do not use an extension cord.  

  To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not 

use this unit with any solid-state speed control 
device. 

FIRE HAZARD 

  Keep away from open flames and heat sources. 

  Do not use or store where vapors from gasoline, 

solvents, thinners or other flammable materials may 
be present. 

WARNING! Unplug unit before cleaning or servicing

  Turn off unit and unplug before lifting or moving. 

  Handle the unit carefully. Always operate the unit on 

a stable, level surface. Do not drop, throw, or place 
where it could fall. Rough treatment can damage the 
unit, and may create a hazardous condition or void 
the warranty. 

  Inspect the power cord before use. If cord is 

damaged, do not use. Always grasp the plug (not 
the cord) to unplug. 

  The unit must be operated on a 115V/60 Hz circuit 

protected by a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter 
(GFCI) device.  

  Do not attempt to repair the unit. For authorized 

service options, contact SERVPRO

®

 RMA 

Department at 866-885-6833 or email 
rma@servpronet.com. 

BEFORE YOU BEGIN 

Warranty registration 

To process a warranty or repair claim, just click the 

RMA/ Warranty Form

” listed under the “Products” tab 

on the 

Servpro

NET

®

 home page or it is also found at the 

Equipment page on 

Servpro

NET. 

You may contact the SERVPRO

®

 RMA Department by 

phone at 866-885-6833 or via email at 
rma@servpronet.com.  

To expedite the warranty claim process, please have the 
following: 

 

Equipment model number. 

 

Serial number. 

 

Usage hours (if applicable). 

When Franchises purchase equipment from Servpro 
Industries, Inc. unit date of purchase and serial numbers 
are recorded on the invoice. As part of the Servpro 
Industries, Inc. RMA/Warranty program, proof of 
purchase and equipment warranty records are added to 

WARNING

 

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Summary of Contents for 633-115V

Page 1: ...RE HAZARD Keep away from open flames and heat sources Do not use or store where vapors from gasoline solvents thinners or other flammable materials may be present WARNING Unplug unit before cleaning o...

Page 2: ...pairs The SERVPRO RMA Department is here to serve you INTRODUCTION Some assembly required See Before first use p 3 The HVE3000 is a portable flood pumper intended for commercial use It can be teamed w...

Page 3: ...d cause injury Always attach a drain hose and place the end in a suitable drain before activating automatic pumpout system A Power cord socket Provides power to sump pump and blower 1 B Power cord soc...

Page 4: ...t outlet capped when not in use EXTRACTION OPERATION TIP Place the HVE3000 as close as possible to the end of the hose run nearest the wand or other extraction tool This position will maximize the vac...

Page 5: ...blowers emit a high pitched whine and there is no vacuum generated it most likely means that the ball float has engaged and that the tank is full and needs to be emptied or that excessive foam is pre...

Page 6: ...ing maintenance based on hours of use In excessively dusty or dirty conditions it may be necessary to perform these tasks more frequently Blower Motor Replacement 1000 hrs Order the motor brush replac...

Page 7: ...ing the assembly and cleaning it every time you inspect and clean the pump If you are servicing the float ball assembly use a Philips screwdriver to remove the float ball housing retaining screw and r...

Page 8: ...Check float and float shaft and float switch arm for smooth operation Clean as necessary Fold up the pump handle and lift out the pump for inspection Rest the pump on a table or other stable surface p...

Page 9: ...ower cord back through cord grip and retighten cord grip The cord should be slack but should not hang down and interfere with the operation of the float or the float arm assembly Reinstall the float b...

Page 10: ...22 2 No 243 Conforms to UL Std 1017 Maximum performance ratings Blower 1 low blower 8 in Hg 108 in H2O Blower 2 high blower 10 in Hg 136 in H2O Both blowers 12 in Hg 164 in H2O Pumpout discharge rate...

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