Why does my Aquatic Access IGAT-180 AD Lifting Systems seat bounce on descent?
The seat bounces on descent because there is air in the cylinder. Purge the air by running the lift up and down two or three times, as detailed on the operating label.
What to do if water squirts from the top of the Aquatic Access IGAT-180 AD cylinder?
If water is squirting from the top of the cylinder, it means that large amounts of water are getting past the seal. Often, this issue corrects itself. If it does not, clean or replace the seal.
What to do if my Aquatic Access IGAT-180 AD Lifting Systems chair doesn’t come up all the way?
If the chair isn’t coming up all the way, this is caused by deposits or dirt in the valve, or a malfunction of the valve. Clean or replace the valve.
Why does air get in the cylinder of my Aquatic Access IGAT-180 AD Lifting Systems every day?
Air enters the hose or cylinder if the seat is left in the down position and the water is shut off. Purge the air by running the lift up and down two or three times, as detailed on the operating label.
How to clean white, gray or brown chalky deposit on Aquatic Access IGAT-180 AD?
White, gray, or brown chalky deposits are caused by high pH, high total alkalinity, and high calcium content (hard) water. Clean the unit with a soft cloth or Scotchbrite® pad and apply car wax to protect the finish.
What causes electrolysis in Aquatic Access IGAT-180 AD?
Electrolysis is caused by improper grounding of the unit. Add a ground to the unit.
What to do if water leakage from top of valve in Aquatic Access IGAT-180 AD?
Water leakage from the top of the valve is caused by a defective seal around the valve stem. Replace the defective part.
General| Brand | Aquatic Access |
|---|---|
| Model | IGAT-180 AD |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for selecting and installing the lift's socket into the deck.
Steps for assembling lift components and connecting the water supply.
Information on water pressure needed for optimal pool lift performance.
Essential safety guidelines for the operation of the pool lift.
Key instructions for using the lift and critical safety precautions.
Illustration of the lift's identification label for part reference.
Daily and periodic checks for lift condition and component integrity.
Procedure for taking apart the lift and replacing the piston seal.
Instructions for replacing the piston, top guide, and rub block components.
Guide for replacing the seat shell and the main valve assembly.
Procedures for replacing the valve stem and safely transporting the lift.
Identifies common symptoms, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Key specifications including lifting capacity, materials, and warranty.
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