Pump maintenance (model: sp400-lv), Fountain reassembly – Petsafe Drinkwell® Pagoda Fountain User Manual

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1) Remove the pump from the fountain as explained in the Filters and

Fountain Cleaning section (Steps 6 & 7).

2) Remove the faceplate by using your thumb and forefinger to gently

squeeze on both sides of the plate and pull off. It may be necessary to
insert a fingernail or other slim object into the seam of the faceplate to
pry it off.

3) Next, remove the stator by placing your fingernail underneath the small

lip located on the narrow side of teardrop-shaped stator (Fig. 12) and
pull out to remove (Fig. 13).

Cleaning the pump is essential to the longevity of the fountain as well as the

cleanliness of the water. Clean the pump every 2 weeks.

Pump Maintenance

(Model: SP400-LV)

Pump

Impeller

Stator

Faceplate

Stator Pull-Tab

Fig. 12

Fig. 13

4) Once the stator is removed, remove the impeller (3 bladed propeller).

The impeller is held in place by a magnet, simply insert a fingernail or
other slim object underneath the plastic blade and lift out (Fig. 14, Pg 9).

1) Place the pump inside the foam

filter (Fig. 1, Pg 3) then place
inside the square indention.
Make sure the circular opening
on top of the pump is positioned
in the bottom left corner (Fig.
16). Press down on the pump to
engage the suction cups. Once
the pump is securely in place,
feed the cord over and through
the raised post and out the notch
on the bottom side of the bowl
(Fig. 17, Pg 10).

5) Once the pump is completely disassembled, you can clean the parts

with soap and warm water. Use a cotton swab or bottle brush to
get inside the pump’s cavity and remove any build up (Fig. 15). For
added disinfecting and/or hard water removal, clean the pump with
white vinegar.

6) Once the parts are clean and well rinsed, you can reassemble the

pump for use.

a) Replace the impeller

b) Replace the stator

c) Replace the intake plate

Pump Maintenance

(Model: SP400-LV)

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

Fountain Reassembly

Pump

Outflow

Fig. 16

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