Kasco 5.1 J Series Decorative Pond Fountain User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- Kasco
Table of Contents
- SAFETY FIRST
- TOOLS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED
- UNIT SPECIFICATIONS
- NOZZLES INCLUDED
- ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
- UNIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
- Alternate Installation
- 3-PHASE STARTUP PROCEDURE
- MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS
- TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
- WARRANTY
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
5.1 J Series Decorative Pond Fountain
User Manual
J SERIES FOUNTAIN
5.1, 5.3, 7.3
Operation & Maintenance
QUESTIONS?
715.262.4488
kascomarine.com
sales@kascomarine.com
SAFETY FIRST
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL AND SAVE IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
WARNINGS:
- Please read and follow these important instructions to help ensure your safety and the quality performance of your Kasco equipment.
- Use caution when dealing with any electrical and/or moving equipment.
- Under NO CIRCUMSTANCE should anyone enter the water with the electrical equipment plugged in and/ or in operation.
- Kasco Aerating Fountains are intended for use with a Listed control panel having a GFCI-protected receptacle, or field wiring terminals and disconnect switch, or a timer with a disconnect for use with a GFCI receptacle. Control panels MUST be installed by a qualified electrician. Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) should be tested upon each installation and every month thereafter to ensure proper operation.
- Single-phase units are supplied with an internal grounding conductor and/or a grounding-type attachment plug. To reduce the risk of electrical shock, be certain the unit is properly connected to the Kasco-supplied control panel (refer to the instructions included with your control panel).
- 3-phase units (2.3JF, 3.3JF, 5.3JF, 7.3JF, 2.3HJF, 3.3HJF, 5.3HJF, 7.3HJF) require a startup test after wiring to ensure proper rotation of the impeller. If the impeller is rotating in the opposite direction, the unit will not perform properly and internal damage to the unit may occur (see 3-phase startup procedure on page 12).
- NEVER run the unit out of water. This will damage the seals and create a dangerous situation for the operator.
- Use extreme caution around water, especially cold water, as in Spring, Fall, and Winter, which poses a hazard in and of itself.
- NEVER lift or drag the equipment by the power cords. If you need to pull the unit to the side of the pond, use the anchoring ropes.
- Do not use boats that tip easily for installation and follow all boating safety rules and regulations, including wearing a PFD (Personal Flotation Device). Do not use waders in deep ponds/lakes or ponds/lakes with drop-offs, drastic slopes, or soft bottom material.
- For more information regarding your control panel instructions, refer to your control panel owner’s manual. A control panel must be installed a minimum of 5 feet (3m in Canada) from the body of water unless separated from the body of water by a fence, wall, or another permanent barrier that will make the unit inaccessible to persons in the water. A complete list of control panels can be found in the Accessoriesries section of kascomarine.com.
NOTE During flotation operation, water is pulled from 360° around and directly below the unit. Keep these areas clear of debris as much as possible to decrease the frequency of screen cleaning.
TOOLS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED
- (3) Anchors or stakes for installing the unit
- 208-240V electrical supply near a pond on a post with room for mounting the control panel
- (4) #10 x 1’’ long or longer screws for mounting the control panel
- 9/16’’ socket with extension and ratchet (optional)
- 7/16’’ socket and ratchet or combination wrench (optional)
- (3) 12’’ pieces of 1’’ galvanized pipe for weighting ropes (optional)
UNIT SPECIFICATIONS
Model| HP| Voltage| Operating Amps| Locked-Rotor
Control Panel Connection Amps| Unit Connection
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Single-Phase Units
5.1JF| 5| 208-240| 20| 97| Hardwire C-95| Hardwire C-95
3-Phase Units
5.3JF| 5| 208| 16| 100| See control panel instructions.
7.3JF| 7.5| 208| 20| 100
5.3HJF| 5| 460| 8| 49
7.3HJF| 7.5| 460| 10| 50
PARTS INCLUDED
ID | Description | Qty | Part # |
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A | 3/8-16 hex head screw | 3 | 820093 |
B | 3/8” lock washer | 3 | 566230 |
C | 3/8” x 1.25” OD fender washer | 3 | 840325 |
D | Float, single piece | 1 | See Table below |
E | Interchangeable nozzles | 5 | See the “nozzles” section |
F | Nozzle O-ring, Large J | 1 | 841217 |
G | Large JF unit assembly | 1 | See Table below |
H | Bottom screen, large aerator | 1 | 990162 |
I | Bottom screen clip, large aerator | 3 | 223240 |
J | 3/8”-16 x 1/2” serrated hex head screw | 3 | 820092 |
K | 7/16” & 9/16” wrench tool | 1 | 284139 |
L | 1/4” mesh screen (not pictured) | 1 | 990175 |
M | 3/4” mesh screen (not pictured) | 1 | 990170 |
N | Rope, 50ft (not pictured | 1 | 990170 |
O | Cable tie (not pictured) | 8 | 415038 |
P | Dielectric grease (not pictured) | 1 | 341300 |
Unit Assembly Table
Unit Size
| Voltage/Phase| G (Part #)|
D (Part #)
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5 HP| 208-240 / 1p| 5.1JF| 284105
208 / 3p| 5.3JF
460 / 3p| 5.3HJF
7 HP| 208 / 3p| 7.3JF| 284105
460 / 3p| 7.3HJF
NOZZLES INCLUDED
ID | **** Pattern | **** Description | HP | Height. | Width | **** Part No. |
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1 | Birch | Wide geyser (pre-installed from factory). | 2 | 11’ | 10’ | 841222 |
3 | 16’ | 12’ | ||||
5 | 24’ | 14’ | ||||
7.5 | 26’ | 16’ | ||||
2 | Spruce | Narrow geyser. | 2 | 21’ | 10’ | 841242 |
3 | 26’ | 12’ | ||||
5 | 31’ | 12’ | 841246 | |||
7.5 | 34’ | 12’ | ||||
3 | Balsam | The 3-tiered conical pattern uses an Outlet nozzle. | 2 | 14’ | 32’ |
841273
3| 19’| 34’
5| 18’| 34’| 841279
7.5| 21’| 36’
4| Linden| Center geyser with a lower conical pattern, uses Outlet nozzle.| 2|
15.5’| 38’| 841261
3| 20.5’| 38’
5| 24.5’| 46’| 841267
7.5| 26’| 46’
5| Redwood| Tall and narrow geyser uses Spruce nozzle with insert.| 2| 22’|
6’| 841250
3| 27’| 6’
5| 32’| 6’
7.5| 36’| 8’
6| Outlet| Large outlet, for use exclusively in conjunction with Balsam and
Linden nozzles.| 2| See Balsam and Linden nozzle dimensions| 841226
3
5| 841232
7.5
Pattern sizes listed are approximate. Variations in voltage caused by regional electrical differences or voltage drops due to long power cords may result in reduced pattern sizes.!Kasco 51 J Series Decorative Pond Fountain - parts 2
PREMIUM NOZZLES (NOT INCLUDED)
Premium nozzles are not included as standard but may be added and installed
at any time. These nozzles offer unique patterns that truly showcase your pond
or lake. Contact Kasco Marine at
sales@kascomarine.com or your local
distributor for order information.
Pattern| Description| HP| Height| Width|
Part #
---|---|---|---|---|---
Palm| 1 tier of 12 arcing streams| 2| 12’| 26’| 841320
3| 16’| 36’
5| 20.5’| 40’
7.5| 22’| 42’
Magnolia| 16 (2 tiers of 8) arcing streams| 2| 13.5’| 44’| 841325
3| 18’| 60’
5| 23.5’| 72’
7.5| 26’| 80’
Mighty Oak| 24 (3 tiers of 8) arcing streams| 2| 14.5’| 40’| 841335
3| 19.5’| 51’
5| 24.5’| 58’
7.5| 26’| 60’
Mahogany| Center geyser with 16 (2 tiers of 8) arcing streams| 2| 16’| 40’|
841345
3| 21’| 58’
5| 28’| 64’
7.5| 29’| 72’
Madrone| Center geyser with 12 arcing streams.| 2| 15′| 43′| 841330
3| 20′| 59′
5| 24′| 70′
7.5| 26′| 75′
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Place the float (D) over the unit assembly (G). Ensure the three channels on the inside of the float line up with the threaded holes in the baseplate, and the Kasco logo on the top side of the float lines up with the power cord on the unit assembly. This will allow the power cord to run in the power cord channel on the underside of the float later.
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Using the 9/16’’ side of the wrench tool (J) or a socket wrench, secure the float to the unit assembly using the 3/8 – 16 x 3’’ hex head screw (A), 3/8’’ lock washer (B), and 3/8 x 1.25’’ fender washer (C), threading into the holes in the baseplate. Repeat for all three holes.
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On the underside of the float, line up the (3) bottom screen clips (I) and start threading in the (3) 3/8-16 x 1/2’’ serrated hex head screws (J), but do not tighten down at this time. Be sure the clips can slide back and forth freely. See “Troubleshooting” on pg. 17 for extra help deciding which mesh screen should be installed.
Kasco recommends the 3/4’’ mesh screen (M) for all standard nozzles and the 1/4’’ mesh screen (L) for premium nozzles. -
Take the mesh screen and wrap it into a cone shape by overlapping both vertical edges by approximately 1 inch and aligning the top and bottom edges of the mesh as shown.
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Secure mesh vertical seam at the top, bottom, and middle using (3) cable ties (O).
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(Optional) Insert the metal bottom screen (H) inside the mesh cone with approximately 2 inches of mesh overhanging the top ring of the screen.
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Attach mesh to the top ring of the screen in (3) equally spaced locations using cable ties.
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(Optional) Flip mesh and screen assembly over and use (2) cable ties to secure the mesh to the small bottom diameter of the bottom screen. Clip off excess cable ties once tightened and mesh is secured.
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Lift the unit and slide the bottom float screen (H) with the mesh over the can and up to the bottom of the float, allowing the unit power cord to exit between them in the dedicated channel.
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Slide the clips toward the center and over the bottom screen so that one of the vertical bars is between the two flanges on each clip as shown. Tighten all three serrated hex head screws to secure the screen to the bottom of the float, being sure not to pinch the power cord. 9/16’’ side of wrench tool required.
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Using included cable ties (O), attach the unit power cord to one of the rope holes for strain relief as shown below.
Cord Strain Relief
Providing strain relief on the cord helps ensure that its weight and any
strain placed on it in the water will not cause the float to tilt or cause
damage to the unit.
If your Kasco cord comes with a strain relief kit attached, attach the
available link to the float-side knot in the mooring rope, as pictured here.
The unit is ready for installation into the pond. Any lights or other optional
equipment installation (including nozzle selection) should be made at this
time. Refer to instructions included with the equipment.
NOZZLE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
After removing the current nozzle and ensuring that the nozzle O-ring (F) is
properly seated in its groove, twist the selected nozzle (E) clockwise (as
viewed from the top) so that the flanges in the nozzle lock into place on the
top of the pump chamber by hand. Twist until the nozzle flanges can move no
further and are completely snug. Nozzles can be changed conveniently without
removing the float or using any tools.
If it is difficult to twist the nozzle into place, dielectric grease (P) can
be applied to the nozzle O-ring.
For Linden/Balsam Nozzles:
First, ensure that the large Outlet nozzle is properly installed according to
the above instructions. Insert the Balsam or Linden components and thread into
the insert at the top of the pump chamber, tightening everything by hand until
snug. Do not over-tighten.
UNIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Note: Before installing 3-phase units (2.3JF, 3.3JF, 5.3JF, 7.3JF,
2.3HJF, 3.3HJF, 5.3HJF, 7.3HJF) into the pond, please refer to 3-phase startup
procedure on page 12.
Use ropes to position the fountain in the desired location in the
pond or lake. Anchor the ropes or secure them to the shoreline so that they
are free of slack, but not tight. To prevent twisting of the unit due to motor
torque, place the anchor at least 3 feet from the float for each foot of depth
(Ex. a 6 ft. deep pond would require an anchor 18 ft.. horizontally from the
float).
Alternate Installation
In ponds where the water level fluctuates significantly, a small weight may need to be suspended at the midpoint of the rope to take up any slack caused by a drop in water level (1 foot of 1’’ galvanized pipe works well). The weight should be light enough so that the fountain can rise as the water level rises. This weight can also help hide the anchoring ropes by sinking them further below the surface.
After the unit is installed in the water, connect the power cord to a properly installed Kasco control panel (C-85, C-95, etc.) with built-in ground fault protection according to the instructions and electrical schematics included with the panel. Follow all local and national electrical codes for unit and control panel installation; consult a qualified electrician or service person if needed.
3-PHASE STARTUP PROCEDURE
If a Kasco Control Panel is not provided, please refer to the following
warnings:
When inherent overheating protection is not provided: use with approved motor
control that matches motor input in full load amperes with overload element(s)
selected or adjusted in accordance with control instructions.
When inherent overheating protection is provided: use with approved motor
control that matches motor input in full load amperes.
See the table below.
NOTE The motor input in full load amperes is the market value or the
service factor amperes shown on the nameplate.
3-phase 208-230V | 2.3JF | 3.3JF | 5.3JF | 7.3JF |
---|---|---|---|---|
Full load amps | 7.5 | 10.3 | 16 | 20 |
3-phase 460V | 2.3HJF | 3.3HJF | 5.3HJF | 7.3HJF |
Full load amps | 3.8 | 5.2 | 8 | 10 |
Control panels must be installed by a qualified electrician.
If the unit is connected to a circuit protected by a fuse, use a time-delay
fuse with this pump. You must verify motor rotation before installing the unit
in the water. 3-phase Kasco units will run in a clockwise rotation when
looking down at the propeller. Keep clear of the propeller while verifying
rotation. Air will be blowing out (up) of the pump chamber when rotating in
the correct direction. If a Kasco 3-phase panel is supplied, follow the
instructions included with the panel in addition to the steps below.
Electrician:
- Verify all screw terminal connections are tightened to the specified torque setting prior to energizing the panel.
- Verify the electrical service (voltage and phase) matches the control panel and fountain nameplate ratings. Refer to the control panel instructions and schematics for installation details.
- Verify all switches, circuit breakers, and motor starters are in the OFF position
- Connect electrical service to the control panel as shown in the electrical schematic that came with the panel.
- Connect the fountain power cord to the panel as shown in the electrical schematic.
- Set the motor starter overload to the FLA rating on the fountain nameplate.
- Pump rotation: The pump rotation is clockwise when looking down at the propeller. Apply power to the control panel. Turn on the 15amp control circuit breaker, and motor starter.
- Momentarily turn the Hand-Off-Auto switch to Hand. This will run the fountain. Do not run the fountain for more than a few seconds on shore. If the rotation is not correct, disconnect and lock out power from the control panel. Swap any two of the fountain power cord wires in the panel. This will cause the motor to reverse direction. Reapply power to the panel and verify the rotation is clockwise.
- Once the rotation is verified, with the power disconnected and locked out again, continue with the installation of the fountain on page 9.
Record the following data while the unit is operating in the water under load:
L1-L2 ……………………Volts
L1-L3…………………. Volts
L2-L3……………………….. Volts
L1 ……………………………….Amps
L2…………………………….. Amps
L3………………………………… Amps
Current unbalance should not exceed 5% at full load.
MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS
The following maintenance procedures can be utilized to ensure many years of
quality performance from your Kasco equipment and reduce the need for more
costly repair work.
PROPER INSTALLATION: Proper installation of Kasco equipment will include
a power source with ground fault protection. The control panel included with
the equipment has built-in ground fault protection for both the fountain and
the lighting kit. Ground fault interrupters are a safety feature that can also
alert you to electrical leaks in the equipment. It is extremely important to
test the GFCI upon installation and every month thereafter to ensure proper
operation. If you have a repeat, consistent trips of the ground fault device,
the equipment should be disconnected and removed from the water. The power
cord should be inspected for damage, and you should contact your distributor
or contact Kasco Marine at 715-262-4488
or sales@kascomarine.com for further
instructions. A complete list of control panels can be found in the
Accessories section of kascomarine.com.
OBSERVATION: Operating equipment should be observed on a regular basis
(daily, if possible) for any reduction or variation in performance. If a
change in performance is observed, the equipment should be disconnected from
power and inspected.
WINTER STORAGE: In regions where there is significant freezing in the
wintertime, the equipment should be removed from the water to protect it from
the expansion pressure of the ice. Fountains may keep some amount of ice open,
but when water is thrust into the air it can make the existing ice thicker.
Storage over winter is best in a location that is out of the sun and cool, but
above 32° F. Store unit upside down if it will sit for a long period of time
to ensure continued oil lubrication of seals; units that sit upright for many
months or years have a greater likelihood of seals drying out.
CLEANING: Fountains should be removed from the water at least once per
year (at the end of the season in cold climates) to clean the exterior of the
system, especially the stainless-steel motor housing (can) that dissipates
heat into the water. Any algae, calcium, or another build-up will become an
insulator that blocks heat transfer and may lead to overheating and damage. In
warmer regions, the unit should be removed and cleaned at least 2 – 3 times
per year. In most cases, a power washer is sufficient if the unit and algae
are still wet.
SEAL AND OIL REPLACEMENT: This is a sealed motor assembly, and seals will
wear out over time (similar to brake pads on a car). Replacement of the seals
and a change of oil after three years may add longevity to the operation of
the motor, saving you the cost of more expensive repairs. In warmer climates
where the fountain runs for a majority of the year or greater, it is wise to
replace seals more often.
SACRIFICIAL ANODE: A sacrificial anode is supplied on the shaft of all
VFX Model fountains for protection from corrosion and electrolysis. The anode
should be updated/replaced if reduced to half the original size or if white in
color. Corrosion from electrolysis is more commonly associated with saltwater
or brackish water, but as a matter of precaution, it is important to
periodically check the anode in all installations (at least every two to three
months).
Seal replacement and all other repair services should be performed by Kasco
Marine or a Kasco-trained Authorized Repair Center. Any alterations or changes
made to Kasco units by an unauthorized source will void the warranty. This
includes tampering with the unit, power cord, and/or control panel. Contact
Kasco Marine at 715-262-4488 or
sales@kascomarine.com for additional
information and your closest Authorized Repair Center.
TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
The following is provided to help diagnose a probable source of trouble. It is
a guideline only and may not show all causes for all problems. For additional
troubleshooting help, contact your local distributor or visit kascomarine.com
for additional guidance.
Note: You may need to refer to your owner’s manual that was provided with
your control panel for additional control panel settings and adjustments.
“My unit flow seems to fluctuate and/or be less than usual.”
This can occur because of a few different reasons. Most of the time, this
symptom is caused by the unit being clogged with debris. A mat of weeds, many
leaves, plastic bags, etc. can clog up the unit and cause it to be starved of
water. If the unit does not have the proper amount of water, the flow or
pattern will fluctuate up and down and look sporadic. If you are seeing these
symptoms, unplug the unit and clean away the debris that is clogging up the
screen. Kasco recommends the 3/4’’ mesh screen (M) for all standard nozzles
and the 1/4’’ mesh screen (L) for premium nozzles. If the screen is being
clogged more due to particulate such as muck, scum, and algae (as opposed to
larger plant material like leaves or grass, or even plastic bags), the 1/4’’
mesh screen can be removed and replaced with the larger 3/4’’ mesh to maximize
the time between screen cleanings (at the risk of increased frequency of
nozzle cleanings). Another possibility if these symptoms are noticed is a
chipped or damaged prop that is causing the unit to wobble and not pump
properly. When the unit is unplugged, check the prop for damages and replace
it if the damage is found.
“My pattern is crooked or does not look even.”
Wind can make a fountain pattern crooked. Also, make sure there is no clog or
debris that is throwing off the pattern. If there is no wind or clog, then
check to see if the nozzle is screwed down all the way and is sitting centered
with the cone assembly.
“My unit trips the ground fault interrupter in the C-25, C-85, or C-95.”
This is the most common symptom of several possible problems. To correctly
diagnose the problem, you will need to collect more information. A Ground
Fault Interrupter (GFCI) breaker that trips can indicate an electrical service
problem, water contamination in the unit and/or cord, bad breaker, control box
problems, motor problems, etc. Try to find out the answers to these questions
before you contact Kasco to narrow down the problem:
- How long does it take to trip the breaker?
- Does it always take the same amount of time to trip?
- How many times has it tripped?
- Have there been any electrical problems in the area recently?
“My unit seems to run slowly.”
This can also be a symptom of several possible problems. There could be an
electrical problem where the unit is not getting the proper voltage. This
could also indicate a problem with the motor of the unit, which needs to be
looked at by an Authorized Repair Center. Check that the unit is receiving the
proper voltage, and, if so, contact Kasco for further steps.
“My Aerator hums, but will not start. When I spin the prop with a stick, it
starts up.”
(single phase units only) This indicated a problem with the Starting
Capacitor. Each Kasco aerator is equipped with a Starting Capacitor to get the
unit going when it is first plugged in. If it is operating, but not spinning
and can be started by spinning the prop with a stick, the Starting capacitor
needs to be replaced by an Authorized Repair Center.
“My unit turns itself off and back on without the timer and without
tripping the GFCI breaker.”
(single phase units only) Each Kasco aerator has a Thermal Overload built in
that will turn the unit off when it overheats.
Once the unit has cooled down, it will start back up. If you are noticing
these symptoms, the unit should be unplugged immediately because the Thermal
Overload will continue to turn on and off until it burns out and damages the
motor. The unit should be unplugged and taken out of the water to find the
cause of the problem. The problem could be one of many, such as low water
levels, build-up on the unit to prevent heat dissipation, something inhibiting
the free rotation of the shaft, etc.
If something is caught in the unit or there is a build-up of algae, calcium,
or organic matter on the unit, remove the debris and, if caught early enough,
the unit should 22 be fine. Contact a Kasco representative before restarting
the unit.
“The GFCI breaker trips randomly and sporadically. Sometimes it is a few
hours of operation, other times it can be days or weeks.”
This is referred to as a Nuisance Trip. This usually occurs when the unit is
installed a great distance from the initial electric service on the property
where the ground stake is placed. It is caused by either induced current in
the ground wire or a base voltage difference due to soil pH levels. To resolve
the problem, contact an electrician and install a local grounding stake.
This may eliminate the induced current and any base voltage differences. This
problem can also be caused by a bad breaker or receptacle or having unbalanced
incoming voltage lines
WARRANTY
Warranty period:
5.1JF, 5.3JF, 5.3HJF, 7.3JF, 7.3HJF = 5-year Limited Warranty
Kasco® Marine, Inc. warrants this aerator to be free from defects in material
or workmanship under normal use and service (excluding ropes, power cord, and
propeller). Kasco Marine, Inc.’s obligation under this warranty is limited to
replacing or repairing free of charge any defective part within the warranty
period from the date of shipment. The customer shall pay shipping charges for
returning the unit to Kasco or an Authorized Repair Center.
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AND
ANY OTHER OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY WHATEVER ON THE PART OF KASCO MARINE, INC.,
AND IN NO EVENT SHALL KASCO MARINE, INC. BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
Warranty is void if:
- The equipment is not maintained properly according to the Maintenance Recommendations supplied in this Owner’s Manual.
- The equipment is returned for repair without the power cord
- The unit, control panel, or power cord are altered in any way from the original shipment. Cuts in the power cord are not covered under warranty.
- The equipment is damaged by unauthorized tampering.
- The sacrificial zinc anode around the motor shaft shows significant deterioration (not maintained according to Recommendations supplied in this Owner’s Manual)
Warranty Claim Procedure: The best method for establishing the warranty period
is to keep your original receipt and register the equipment online at
kascomarine.com, under the Support section.
Once warranty coverage has been established, the unit may be sent to Kasco
Marine or any Kasco Authorized Repair Center for evaluation and repair. See
the Repair section for more information regarding warranty repair procedures.
NOTE Kasco only accepts complete assemblies for warranty repair. We must
receive the power cord and all other components with the motor as originally
assembled. Kasco will bill the customer to replace any missing parts necessary
for repair. It is not necessary to return the control panel, mount, or other
parts with the motor assembly unless specifically requested by a Kasco
representative.
Please attach a repair form with the shipment. The repair form must include a
name, physical address (for return delivery of the repaired unit), daytime
phone number, and an e-mail address for correspondence regarding the warranty
claim.
Any expedited shipping method for the return of the unit is at the customer’s
expense. Kasco Marine will return units repaired under warranty at our expense
via ground freight within the continental United States.
NON-WARRANTY REPAIRS
Most failed equipment can be repaired at substantially lower costs than
replacement with new. If your aerator requires repair and is no longer covered
under warranty, please contact Kasco Marine or your local distributor for
available options. Please ship according to the instructions previously
provided. Kasco Marine does estimates on repairs at the request of the
customer. The request for an estimate should be included in the letter that
accompanies the returned unit and must include a daytime phone number and/or
email address. We will contact the customer with a total after the unit has
been evaluated but before the work is performed.
All estimates that are rejected for repair will be destroyed unless otherwise
directed by the customer. Rejected equipment can be returned at the customer’s
expense for shipping and handling charges.
Billing: All non-warranty repairs will be returned and billed to the customer
unless otherwise directed. Kasco Marine accepts Visa and MasterCard credit
card payments. Kasco Marine will call for credit card information upon
completion of the estimate at the customer’s request.
Please see the Support section of kascomarine.com
for more information about warranty and repairs. Contact Kasco Marine at
715-262-4488 or
sales@kascomarine.com for additional
information and your closest Authorized Repair Center.
CONTACT US
Kasco Marine
800 Deere Road
Prescott, WI 54021
715.262.4488
kascomarine.com |
sales@kascomarine.com
3020379
ANSI/UL 778: 2016
Ed.6+R:22Feb2017
CSA C22.2 #108: 2014 Ed.5
REPAIR CONTACT FORM
Kasco Marine
800 Deere Road
Prescott, WI 54021
Attn: Repairs
- Kasco requires that all equipment sent for repair MUST be accompanied by this form and marked to the Repairs attention.
- The unit should be cleaned before shipping.
- Kasco is NOT responsible for shipping damage accrued in return shipment.
- It is the responsibility of the customer to ship and pay freight to Kasco.
Note: Contact information should be that of the person or company to contact for repair information.
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