Use and Care Manual

3. (Water Wonders Fountains)Hose connection could be cut

Drain the fountain and remove it from the wall. Check the hose connection. Be sure the hose clamp

is tightened securely but not so tight that it has cut the hose. If the hose has been cut it will need to be

replaced. You should be able to purchase this from any hardware store or you can contact a Customer

Service Representative at Bluworld.

4. Water flow is too strong

Locate the water flow control valve between the pump and the inlet hose. The flow valve on Water

Wonders fountains, Table Tops, Bellezzas, Piavascos and Water Gardens is a black disc located on

the top of the pump. Turn the valve clockwise to slow the water flow, counter-clockwise to increase

it. Be sure to make slow controlled adjustments to control the water flow. Water flowing too fast can

cause splashing.

5. (Bluworld Water Fountains) Holes in the manifold are facing the wrong direction

Rotate the manifold distribution bar until the holes are facing in the correct direction. If the water is

aimed too high on the distribution plate, it could overflow onto the backside of the fountain. See

picture on next page in the section “Distribution Manifold may need to be adjusted due to erratic

water flow or drips.”

RESERVOIR IS LEAKING

Too much water

Always maintain the at least ½” above the water pump but ½” below the hole where the electrical cords

run through. If the water level is too high it can leak out of the holes where the electrical cords pass

through. The pump should be completely submerged underwater at all times and should be checked every

3 – 4 days.

SPLASHING

1. Pump is not completely submerged

The water level should be at least ½” above the pump. If the water level is too low, the pump will

take in air along with the water and will cause a spitting effect from the manifold. This can also

shorten the life span of the pump.

2. Flow valve is not set properly

Locate the water flow control valve between the pump and the inlet hose. The flow valve on Water

Wonders fountains, Table Tops, Bellezzas, Piavascos and Water Gardens is a black disc located on

the top of the pump. Turn the valve clockwise to slow the water flow, counter-clockwise to increase

it. Be sure to make slow controlled adjustments to control the water flow. Water flowing too fast can

cause splashing.

3. Rock tray is not sitting properly

Be sure that the rock tray is sitting properly in the reservoir. If it is not, it can come in contact with

the falling water and cause splashing.

4. Splash guards are not positioned correctly

a. Gardenfall Series

Make sure the splash guards are positioned correctly in the base. All splashing that occurs will hit

the bottom of the panel above the level of the rock tray, causing water to splash out of the

fountain.