Step 1: Remove the old aerator with the two thumbscrews under the lid. Make sure to save the screws and hose/stone, these will be used on the new unit.

Step 3: Replace the screws from the inside of the lid. The These should be snug but not over tight.

Step 5: Insert a battery, or plug the included wall plug into the jack on the rear of the unit.

Installation

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The switch completely isolates power sources. Plugging in the invertor will not charge or damage your battery.

Plugging a running pump into the invertor will not automatically switch to inverter power. You will notice a slight increase in pump speed when going to the invertor from the battery, this is normal.

Bait Station Aerator Instructions

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Step 2: Feed the air hose through the lid from the inside, insert the hose into the gourmet in the bottom of the upgraded aerator. Once the aerator is tightened to the lid the grommet will lock the hose in place.

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Step 4: Press the hose back into the lid holder and move the stone to the bottom.

Operation

Step 6: Turning on the pump requires flipping the switch on the rear of the pump to the left or right. This determines if the pump will run on battery or DC invertor.

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