Noticing unexpected water discharge from your pump can indicate an issue that needs immediate attention. Here’s how to safely assess and respond:

Identify the source:

First, confirm that the water is actually coming from the pump. Sometimes splashes or overflow from the pool can be mistaken for a pump leak.

Inspect visually (with power OFF):

Turn off and disconnect the pump from the power supply. Check for any visible signs of damage or leakage.

Do not open, dismantle, or attempt repairs yourself.

Check the surroundings:

Make sure the water is not coming from other equipment, pipes, or the filtration system.

Contact a qualified technician:

If the pump is leaking or discharging water due to a malfunction, contact your retailer or a certified technician.

Attempting repairs yourself can be unsafe and may void the warranty.

Consult the user manual:

The manual includes basic troubleshooting and maintenance steps that are safe to perform (e.g., checking connections).

For anything beyond that, professional service is recommended.

 Routine maintenance:

Follow the maintenance schedule recommended in the pump’s manual. Regular checks help prevent leaks and operational issues.

Professional servicing:

Having the pump inspected periodically by a certified technician can catch early signs of wear and maintain safe, efficient performance.

For detailed information on each feature and instructions on how to navigate the pump’s settings, refer to the user manual.