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Indra Assembly

Brad — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 20:34:01 +0000

Here is the setup video for the Indra fountain.

For a step by step PDF click the link below.

Indra AD93691 Assembly Instructions [English]

For a 110% perfect seal and water flow have a look at this tip for using Plumbers Putty:

How-To: Install A ‘Cord Pipe Cover’

Brad — Wed, 13 May 2009 21:02:00 +0000

Many of our fountains include a ‘Cord Pipe Cover’ to help secure the cord(s) in place and prevent water loss down the cord pipe. This video explains how to properly install and use a ‘Cord Pipe Cover’:

#1 Water Flow Solution

Chuck — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 15:24:01 +0000

Experiencing a problem with water flow?
In some installations, improper placement of your pump can cause the tubing to bend, or “kink”, preventing proper water flow for the desired effect of the unit.
Simply insuring that the pump is set in its reservoir area properly, and checking to be sure the tubing is “kink free”, is enough to solve this issue.
However, it is possible that your tubing is slightly too long, causing the kinking.
We strive to include the exact length of tubing required to operate your fountain with no adjustment required.
However, as this is a hand made product, there may be some slight trimming necessary to ensure your water flow achieves the intended result.
A simple trim to the length of tubing of even an inch can do wonders for proper water flow.
Remember to measure twice and cut once! Use scissors or a sharp exacto-knife for best results.

View this video to learn more:

Tubing too long causing a kink?
View this video for the solution.

How-To: Install Splash Line

Brad — Mon, 26 May 2008 21:43:37 +0000

This fountain comes with our innovative Splash Line splash reduction system. If splash is a concern, simply drape the splash line over each spill point to dramatically reduce splash.

Here you can see the spill is creating a large amount of splash.
Simply place one end of the ‘splash line’ in the top bowl and hang the other end off the bowl.
The water will now run down the line and greatly reduce amount splash.

You may now notice the fountain is a lot quieter than before. Note: when you reduce the amount of splash you also reduce the amount of sound. If you would like to increase the amount of sound while still reducing the amount of splash continue through the remaining steps.

Trim the line so it hangs just over the water line. Remember you can always trim more later.
Keep in mind, the more you trim the more splash you will create.
It will take a little effort but we are confident you can find the perfect amount of sound without a large amount of splash.

How-To: Install a Cord Seal

Brad — Fri, 02 May 2008 21:38:58 +0000

Here is a helpful video on how to properly install a cord seal as shown on the Cottonwood Creek fountain.

You may also find this video on ‘How to – Remove a Cord Seal‘ helpful.

How-To: Remove a Cord Seal

Brad — Fri, 02 May 2008 21:29:43 +0000

Here is a helpful video on how to remove a cord seal as shown on the Cottonwood Creek fountain.

You may also find our video on ‘How to – Install a Cord Seal‘ helpful.

Yoshi Assembly Tips

Chuck — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 19:59:09 +0000
View this video to learn more.Some of our more "technical" fountains may require a few more steps in assembly. View this video for helpful information on properly installing a cord pipe cover and light accessory for the Yoshi fountain.

Slip Fit System

Chuck — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 21:59:48 +0000

Some of our fountains and statuary use a slip fit system to secure all parts into place. If you’re product uses this system, you will find a small piece of PVC pipe located inside the packaging. Use the PVC pipe as illustrated below to securely connect the parts together.

This fountain comes with our innovative Splash Line splash reduction system. If splash is a concern, simply drape the splash line over each spill point to dramatically reduce splash.
Here you can see the spill is creating a large amount of splash.	Simply place one end of the ‘splash line’ in the top bowl and hang the other end off the bowl.	The water will now run down the line and greatly reduce amount splash.
You may now notice the fountain is a lot quieter than before. Note: when you reduce the amount of splash you also reduce the amount of sound. If you would like to increase the amount of sound while still reducing the amount of splash continue through the remaining steps.
Trim the line so it hangs just over the water line. Remember you can always trim more later.	Keep in mind, the more you trim the more splash you will create.	It will take a little effort but we are confident you can find the perfect amount of sound without a large amount of splash.