DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump Instruction Manual

August 14, 2024
DOMICA

DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump

INTRODUCTION

The DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump is a dependable and effective instrument made to fulfill your demands for water circulation. With its 1.8 x 1.8 x 1.4-inch dimensions, this little pump can be used for hydroponic systems, small aquariums, or water features. Its powerful performance is guaranteed. The pump, which DOMICA will introduce in 2023, has a maximum flow rate of 1.33 gallons per minute and a maximum lifting height of 3 feet. It is designed to provide long-lasting performance. With its low 4-watt consumption and 110-volt operation, the AM-126 is a cost-effective and energy-efficient addition to your electrical bill. It’s reasonably priced at $8.99 and lightweight at just 3 ounces, making it a good option for both professionals and hobbyists. DOMICA, a reputable manufacturer, is pleased to offer you this pump as part of its dedication to providing dependable and reasonably priced water management equipment.

SPECIFICATIONS

Brand DOMICA
Style Submersible, Submersible Water Pump
Product Dimensions 1.8 L x 1.8 W x 1.4 H Inches
Power Source AC
Item Weight 3 Ounces
Maximum Flow Rate 1.33 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Lifting Height 3 Feet
Voltage 110 Volts
Manufacturer DOMICA
Item Model Number AM-126
Size 4W 80GPH
Wattage 4 Watts
Price $8.99

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

  • Water Pump
  • Nozzle
  • Manual

FEATURES

  • Ultra Quiet Operation: Featuring a sturdy and dependable motor that reduces noise, this feature makes your aquarium, pond, or fountain seem peaceful.
  • Variable Flow Rate: Equipped with a knob to control the flow rate, this feature lets you personalize the water flow up to 80 GPH (gallons per hour).
  • Its modest size of 1.8″ x 1.8″ x 1.4″ makes it simple to conceal or hide in small water features.
  • Easy to Use: Quickly pump water with a plug-in power operation and a tool-free detachment for cleaning.
  • Fully Submersible: Meant to function in an underwater environment with the water inlet fully submerged.
  • Three Suction Cups: This set of three suction cups allows for both horizontal and vertical installation and stable attachment on a variety of surfaces.
  • Long Power Cord: A 6-foot waterproof power cord is included, allowing for placement versatility and guaranteeing safety.
  • Adjustable Water Column: Suitable for different water feature heights, this column can raise water up to 2.5 feet.
  • Miniaturized Design: Its compact form is perfect for hydroponics, fish tanks, and tabletop fountains.
  • Durability: Designed to withstand repeated use in a variety of water situations.
  • US Standard Plug: This comes with a plug that works with power outlets in the US, Canada, and Mexico.
  • No-Load Protection: Developed to prevent harm from no-load operations, guaranteeing durability.
  • Versatility: Suitable for usage in a variety of environments, such as garden ponds, fish tanks, and indoor and outdoor fountains.
  • Simple Maintenance and Cleaning: The design makes cleaning and upkeep simple.
  • Energy-efficient: Uses little electricity (4W) when operating, saving money and protecting the environment.

SETUP GUIDE

  • Unpack the Pump: Take the pump and its accompanying parts out of its container with care. Look for any obvious damage.
  • Placement: Choose where you want the pump in your pond, aquarium, or fountain.
  • Submerge the Pump: To prevent damage, make sure the pump is completely submerged in water before turning it on.
  • Attach Suction Cups: Place the three suction cups on a level, spotless surface and secure the pump there.
  • Install the Hose: If a hose is being used, make sure it is firmly fastened to the pump.
  • Modify Flow Rate: To determine the appropriate water flow, turn the flow rate adjustment knob.
  • Power Connection: Use the supplied US standard plug to plug the pump into a power outlet.
  • Verify that the pump is working properly and that there are no leaks around the hose connections by doing a leak check.
  • Check the water height to make sure the pump can raise the water to the designated 2.5 feet.
  • Safe Cords: To avoid any safety risks, place the power cord away from any bodies of water.
  • Watch Pump Operation: Make sure the pump is operating silently and smoothly by watching it for a few minutes.
  • Adjust Position: To get the best water flow and performance, move the pump if necessary.
  • Check for Air Bubbles: Performance may be impacted if there are air bubbles in the water intake area.
  • Routine Check: To make sure the suction cups and connectors stay secure, check them on a regular basis.
  • Power Down: Unplug the pump before handling it while doing repairs or cleaning.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

  • Frequent Cleaning: To avoid blockage and preserve effective functioning, clean the pump on a frequent basis.
  • Examine for Debris: Look for any particles or contaminants in the hose and pump that might be affecting its functionality.
  • Verify Suction Cups: To stop the pump from moving, make sure the suction cups are tight and uncontaminated.
  • Steer clear of No-Load Running: To prevent the engine from burning out, never operate the pump without water.
  • Keep Power Cord Dry: To avoid electrical risks, make sure the power cord stays dry and out of the water.
  • Watch Water Levels: Make sure the water is always high enough to completely submerge the pump.
  • Regular Flow Rate Adjustment: Modify the flow rate as necessary to account for variations in the needs or features of the water.
  • Examine for Wear and Tear: Continually look for any indications of wear or damage on the pump and its parts.
  • Clean the Filter: To avoid blockages and preserve efficiency, clean the pump’s filter on a regular basis if one is present.
  • Avoid Freezing: Make sure the pump is shielded from freezing conditions if it is being used outside.
  • Prevent Chemical Exposure: Keep harsh chemicals away from the pump as they can cause material deterioration.
  • Check for Leaks: Frequently check for leaks at the connections between the pump and the hose.
  • Unplug During Maintenance: Prior to beginning any repairs or cleaning, make sure the pump is disconnected.
  • Store Correctly: To extend the life of the pump, keep it in a cold, dry place when not in use.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Issue Possible Cause Solution
Pump not turning on Power supply issue Check power connection and outlet
Low water flow Clogged intake or filter Clean the intake and filter
Pump making noise Air trapped in the pump Submerge the pump fully to release

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No water being pumped| Blockage in tubing| Inspect and clear any blockages
Pump stops intermittently| Overheating| Ensure proper water level
Water leaking from pump| Damaged seal or casing| Inspect and replace damaged parts
Pump vibrating excessively| Loose installation| Secure the pump firmly
Water flow fluctuating| Voltage instability| Use a stable power supply
Pump overheating| Continuous operation for long periods| Allow the pump to cool down
Pump not lifting water to full height| Clogged or damaged impeller| Clean or replace the impeller
Short power cord| Placement too far from the power source| Use an extension cord
Pump not suitable for saltwater| Corrosion due to saltwater use| Use in freshwater environments only
Pump not priming| Airlock in system| Re-prime the pump
Pump running but no water flow| The pump is not fully submerged| Submerge the pump completely
Low pressure output| Tubing too long or too narrow| Use shorter or wider tubing

PROS & CONS

PROS:

  1. Compact and lightweight design.
  2. Energy-efficient operation at 4 watts.
  3. Affordable pricing at $8.99.
  4. Suitable for various water features.
  5. Easy to install and maintain.

CONS:

  1. Limited to a maximum lifting height of 3 feet.
  2. May not be suitable for large-scale applications.
  3. AC power source restricts portability.
  4. Not ideal for saltwater environments.
  5. Shorter power cord may require an extension.

WARRANTY

The DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump comes with a 1-year limited warranty. This warranty covers any manufacturing defects and ensures that you receive a replacement or repair service should the pump fail under normal usage conditions. It’s a testament to DOMICA’s confidence in the durability and reliability of its product, providing you with peace of mind as you integrate this pump into your water management system.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What style is the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

The style is Submersible and Submersible Water Pump.

What are the dimensions of the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

The dimensions are 1.8 inches in length, 1.8 inches in width, and 1.4 inches in height.

What type of power source does the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump use?

The pump uses an AC (alternating current) power source.

How much does the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump weigh?

The weight of the pump is 3 ounces.

What is the maximum flow rate of the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

The maximum flow rate is 1.33 gallons per minute.

What is the maximum lifting height of the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

The maximum lifting height is 3 feet.

What voltage is required for the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

The pump operates on 110 volts.

What is the wattage of the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

The wattage is 4 watts.

What size is the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

The size is 4W 80GPH.

How much does the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump cost?

The price is $8.99.

What kind of maintenance is required for the DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump?

Maintenance includes regular cleaning to prevent clogging, ensuring the pump is free from debris, and checking the power connection to ensure proper operation.

Why is the water flow in my DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump weak or inconsistent?

Ensure that the pump is fully submerged and that there are no blockages in the intake or discharge. Clean the pump and its components to remove any debris that might be restricting water flow.

What should I do if my DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump is making loud or unusual noises?

Loud noises may indicate that the pump is running dry or that there is debris trapped inside. Make sure the pump is fully submerged and clean the pump to remove any obstructions.

How can I resolve the issue if my DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump is not turning on?

Verify that the pump is plugged into a working electrical outlet and that the power cord is not damaged. If the problem persists, try a different outlet or check the fuse.

Why is my DOMICA AM-126 Submersible Water Pump overheating during operation?

Overheating can be caused by running the pump dry or by insufficient water flow. Ensure that the pump is fully submerged and that there is adequate water flow. If overheating continues, allow the pump to cool down before restarting.

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