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Emphasizes reading and following all instructions for safe operation.
Warns about child supervision, standing water, and operating the cover.
Instructs users to retain the safety instructions for future reference.
Stresses multiple safety precautions and constant supervision.
Lists specific safety rules for children around the pool.
Recommends pool fencing and secure gates for child safety.
Advises checking cover compliance with ASTM F1346-91 standards.
Highlights the drowning risk from standing water on covers.
Outlines regular monthly tasks for system upkeep.
Details maintenance tasks to be performed twice a year.
Lists maintenance actions required on a yearly basis.
Specifies replacement tasks for pulleys every 2-3 years.
Provides specific monthly maintenance for salt water systems.
Instructs to only walk on the cover in emergencies due to puncture risk.
Explains the process for opening and closing the pool cover.
Highlights critical safety rules for cover operation, like not operating with swimmers present.
Advises against forcing the cover if it hesitates, suggesting backing up.
Emphasizes the safety hazard of water accumulation on the cover.
Details how to remove water using a zipper-enclosed screen system.
Explains water removal for top track units using an open mesh system.
Describes the automatic cover pump system for water removal.
Advises sweeping water off fabric on non-rectangular or top track systems.
Suggests leaving the cover open during severe storms.
Instructs to retract the cover completely if the pool is drained.
Illustrates the rope string-up procedure for the left-hand motor unit.
Shows the correct routing of ropes on the motor side of the system.
Depicts the proper routing of ropes on the non-motor side.
Details how to align ropes on top-mounted systems.
Explains the function and adjustment of the pressure relief valve.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting hydraulic pressure.
Stresses keeping hydraulic fluid clean to protect pump and motors.
Advises on changing hydraulic fluid every ten years.
Discusses cleaning and maintaining track extrusions.
Details how to properly lubricate the aluminum tracks.
Explains the process of cleaning and replacing pulley end caps.
Describes wear surfaces and maintenance for sliders and guides.
Provides steps for replacing guides on top track systems.
Details the procedure for replacing guides on under track systems.
Explains how sliders work, why they wear, and signs of wear.
Notes that sliders are consumables and may need replacement before fabric.
Identifies key parts like leading edge bar, slider, stop bracket, and guide.
Outlines the steps for removing an old slider from the track.
Details removing end stops and guides to access sliders.
Explains how to detach the slider plate and disconnect the rope.
Mentions that replacement sliders may need cutting to size.
Guides on correctly attaching the new slider with careful screw placement.
Advises filing down any bulges after attaching slider screws.
Covers reassembling components and lubricating tracks.
Explains the importance of 'free moving joints' for proper operation.
Stresses maintaining water level to support the cover and prevent damage.
Advises on preparing the cover for freezing or rainy weather.
Details cleaning the cover recess to ensure proper drainage.
States the cover functions properly with water 1-2 inches from normal level.
Explains why covers are manufactured with extra slack.
Lists essential maintenance tasks to prolong cover life.
Discusses how pool chemicals affect the cover and best practices.
Discusses chemical effects, post-treatment, and high pH/chlorine impact.
Recommends regular inspection, leak signs, and large rip repair advice.
Details using the patch kit for small holes and repair steps.
Explains how dissimilar metals and electrolytes cause corrosion.
Links corrosion increase to bonded systems and salt water popularity.
Describes corrosion as black pitting or powdery white dust.
Outlines maintenance steps to mitigate galvanic corrosion.
Lists ideal levels for chlorine, salt, pH, and alkalinity.
Identifies key parts like guides, leading edge, tape, and sliders.
Shows an image of the cover pump unit.
Displays images of the top and underside of sliders.
Identifies the solenoid valve and reservoir filler cap.
Shows the location of the powerpack relay inside its box.
Displays the main hydraulic power pack unit.
Identifies the pressure relief valve on the power pack.
Shows components of the top track system, including guides and pulleys.
Illustrates components for flush track installations.
Depicts components used in under track systems.
Details components of the inwall extrusion for under track systems.
Summarizes cover operation, track maintenance, lubrication, and water removal.
Covers chemical effects on the cover and refers to skew adjustment.
Lists recommended actions and actions to avoid for cover care.
Defines acceptable tolerance and covers surface mounted system adjustment.
Details preparation, loosening nuts, adjusting roller tube, and verification.
General| Brand | Aquamatic |
|---|---|
| Model | HYDRAMATIC |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
