Angelo Décor International Inc.

Experiencing a problem with water flow?
View this video to learn more. 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.

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View this video to learn more. Watch this video to help you with getting the best waterflow possible for the Bernini Fountain.

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We hope you find these instructions helpful in repairing a leaking fountain bowl.

As a result of age, misuse and in some cases, as a result of a defect, fountain bowls may develop a leak. The bowls can be easily repaired by following these simple steps.

Place bowl in dry location.	Fill bowl with water.	Allow bowl to sit. Look for leak.
Locate leak in bowl. (In this scenario the leak is a small crack that

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Q: Is setting up a fountain difficult?
A: Most of our fountains can be set up in 5 minutes or less. No special tools are required, and they are designed to be easily assembled by the average homeowner. Click here for more detailed assembly instructions.

Q: Is everything I need included with the fountain?
A: Yes. The re-circulating pump and connections are in the box. No plumbing is required, no water line hookup – the only thing you add is clean water!

Q: Do I need to add water constantly?
A: Some fountains splash…

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Experiencing a problem with water flow?
View this video to learn more. To prevent water from escaping through the fountain cord pipe we have included this part. This black rubber cord cap cover is easy to install. Watch this video to see how.

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

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This fountain comes with our innovative 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.

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Having difficulty getting your fountain leveled just right?
View this video to learn more.

This video demonstrates how to properly level a tiered fountain using a combination of methods including the use for “shims”, our innovative slip fit assembly, or by rotating the twist and lock connection ring. These techniques can be used to level ANY of our fountains that use these same assembly systems.

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View this video to learn more. In certain cases you may find a spill point is not pouring as precisely as you would like. Watch this helpful video featuring the Cottonwood Creek fountain, on how to address such a problem using a lit bit of silicone…

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

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