Support for 6.5W 80GPH Solar Birdbath Fountain Pump

6.5W 80GPH Solar Birdbath Fountain Pump. Match the wattage, pump version and battery configuration to the label on your kit. Different colors and kit revisions can use different parts.

No. This kit runs from direct sunlight and has no battery included. Expect reduced or intermittent flow in weak light and no operation after sunset.

Solar output drops when a tree, railing, cloud or other object shades the panel. Move the panel into full, direct outdoor sunlight and clean its surface. Intermittent spray in weak sunlight can be normal for a direct-solar kit.

Place the panel outdoors in direct sunlight. A bright room or sunlight filtered through glass may not provide enough usable power for reliable operation.

Keep the entire pump under water and the nozzle outlet above the surface. Place the inlet away from silt and loose debris. Use only the extension parts shown in your manual, and keep the spray within the basin.

First test in strong direct sunlight. Check water level, clean the filter and nozzle, and straighten the tube. Try running the pump without the nozzle to see whether the restriction is in the spray head. Greater lift, longer tubing and extra outlets reduce available flow.

Choose a lower, narrower spray pattern and center the pump. Wind can carry water outside the basin, so check the water level regularly and stop the fountain if it is emptying the birdbath.

Use the nozzle or tubing separately unless the manual for your exact kit shows a diverter. Do not add an unverified splitter.

This is a fountain and water-circulation kit. Do not treat intermittent solar operation as a substitute for filtration or continuous life-support aeration in a stocked pond. Choose those systems separately for your pond and fish load.

Check four things in order: full direct sunlight, secure cable connections, enough water to cover the pump and sensor, and a clear filter and nozzle. Disconnect power before cleaning. After correcting these points, reconnect the panel and test without a nozzle.

Disconnect the pump from its power source first. Remove the filter cover and sponge as shown in the manual, rinse away debris with clean water, and use a soft brush on accessible surfaces. Refit the filter before putting the pump fully under water and reconnecting.

The manual recommends weekly pump cleaning. Inspect sooner if flow drops or the basin contains leaves, algae or silt. Wipe the solar panel with a soft cloth when dust or water marks reduce light reaching the cells.

Check for moving shadows, weak sunlight, a loose plug, a clogged filter or a water level close to the sensor. Refill the basin and test under steady direct sunlight. If the problem continues, send support a short video of the panel, water level and pump.

Disconnect it, check that it is fully submerged, and remove debris from the inlet and accessible filter parts. Do not run the pump dry. If noise continues after cleaning and refilling, stop using it and contact support.

Stop using the kit and disconnect it. Do not rely on tape to repair a cut power cable or a cracked panel. Contact POPOSOAP for the correct replacement before using the kit again.

Stop operation before the water freezes. Disconnect the kit, clean the pump and tubing, drain the water and store the parts dry in a sheltered place. Check cables and fittings before starting it again.

Check compatibility with POPOSOAP using your order number and photos of the model label and plugs. Matching connector shape alone does not establish electrical compatibility. Do not connect arbitrary batteries, panels or mains adapters.

Include your order number, product model, a photo of the panel and pump labels, and a short video showing sunlight, water level and the problem. Email info@poposoapsolar.com or use the contact page.

Read the current warranty policy and return policy for eligibility, exclusions and the steps to request help. Keep your order confirmation and contact support before returning a product.