Directions for desktop tealight fountain by innovage inc. need to know how it works...where to put water?

You can try to force prime with a garden hose. Put the hose in ether side suction or discharge.

try google for code, because there should be directions

need to know how to use dual mode and need directions for how to use innovage mini digital camera.

The curcuit should be simple. The pump is the heart or this system it draws water to the pump(if it can't then the hose is plugged, or damaged) or the pump is bad. If the pump is working then it should be pushing water to its destination. if the water comes out the pump but wont or cant push the water to its destination then the impeller is bad.

the best thing to do is this bucket of water plug in pump put hose from pump in water to find out whats in and out. out hooks to top in hooks to bottom

this is a water systems pump. Made now by Franklin Pump Systems in Ohio.

Magnetic Drive: In a magnetic-drive pump, an electrical charge creates a magnetic field that causes the magnet on the impeller to rotate and pump water. Magnetic drive pumps are completely sealed and do not require lubrication. Because they do not contain oil, magnetic drive pumps are safer for ponds with fish as oil leaks do not occur. This type of pump does not generate high head heights, meaning it is unable to lift pond water vertically, which you might need to supply water to a fountain. Work best in cleaner environments with little or no debris Highly efficient, cost-effective operation Since they have no seals to wear out, they require little maintenance Occasionally clean the impeller and its chamber to ensure efficient operation Direct Drive: Direct-drive pumps have an enclosed motor that is powered by electricity, which turns the impeller shaft. Direct-drive pumps achieve significant head height so they tend to work well for fountains or waterfalls. Some models seal the motor in an oil-filled shell with seals around the cord and impeller shaft. These are risky to use if you have a pond stocked with fish as there is an ever-present danger of water contamination if a leak occurs. Many newer pumps, however, feature alternative lubrication over oil that is safe for fish. Look for oil-free models if you house fish or other aquatic life in your water garden. Typically more expensive to operate Ideal pump type for fountains or other accessories Pushes water rather than pulling it Not easily repaired by the user

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