Assembly
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4. Place the holder over the edge of the pool close to the right hose connection
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.
5. Attach the holder to the crosspiece
8
by tightening the two wingnuts (see Fig.
G, step 4).
6. Unscrew the filter sieve
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from the filter connection
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(right hose connection)
(see Fig. G, step 5).
7. Screwing the hose adapter
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to the filter connection.
8. Attach the other end of the skimmer hose to the hose adapter (see Fig. G, step 6).
9. Insert the filter basket
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and the floating cover
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into the skimmer (see Fig. G,
step 7).
10. If necessary, adjust the height of the skimmer by adjust-
ing the stabiliser.
The floating cover must float about 2.5–1.4 cm above the
skimmer.
Ensure that the upper edge of the floating cover is al-
ways on the water surface.
The skimmer must always be at right angles to the water
surface.
Filling the pool with water
It is advisable not to fill the pool with groundwater, borehole or well water. This water
tends to contain organic materials contaminated with nitrates and phosphates. You
are recommended to fill the pool with water from the public drinking water supply.
1. Before you start filling the pool, ensure that the drain plug is closed on the inside
of the pool and that the sealing cap on the outside is screwed tight to the outlet
valve
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. Fill the pool with max. 2-3 cm of water. Check that the pool is filled even-
ly with water.
If the water in the pool runs to one side, the pool is not entirely level. If the pool
is set up on uneven ground, the water will run to one side and the side wall will
bulge as a result. If the pool is not level, you must drain the water, level the ground
or set up the pool at a different location, and refill it.
2. Start to smooth out any remaining creases (on the inside of the pool) by pulling
out the pool floor and the side wall at the point where they meet.
You can also reach under the side walls of the pool (from outside the pool) and
pull the floor of the pool out. If the underlay liner is causing the creases two people
must pull it out from each side to remove them. Use a properly fitted pool ladder if
you have to climb in or out of the pool during this process.
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