To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Intex Swimming Pool Filter motor fails to start?
First, ensure the filter cord is plugged into a 3-wire outlet protected by a Class A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, or RCD. If the GFCI circuit breaker has tripped, reset it. If it trips repeatedly, your electrical system may have a defect; turn off the breaker and call an electrician. Also, the motor may be too hot; allow it to cool down.
What to do if my Intex ECO7111 Swimming Pool Filter doesn't pump water or the flow is very slow?
Check for and clear any obstructions in the intake hose. Make sure the inlet threaded air connector is connected to the pool inlet upper hole. Tighten hose nuts, and check hoses for damage. If the cartridge has scale or buildup, replace it. If the pool is excessively dirty, clean the cartridge more often. Clean inside the plunger valve.
Why is my Intex ECO7111 not cleaning the pool?
The filter might not be cleaning the pool due to several reasons. Check and adjust the sanitizer and pH levels in your pool. The filter cartridge may be dirty, so clean or replace it. Inspect the cartridge for holes and replace it if damaged. If the pool is excessively dirty, operate the filter for longer periods. Also, ensure the strainer screen at the inlet is clean to avoid restricting water flow.
How to fix an Intex Swimming Pool Filter top cover that is leaking?
If the top cover is leaking, first remove the cover and check for a missing O-ring. If the O-ring is in place, manually tighten the cover. Also, a dirty filter cartridge can cause leaks, so replace or clean the cartridge.
What to do if my Intex ECO7111 Swimming Pool Filter pump doesn't work?
Ensure the pool water level is correct. Clean the strainer screens at the pool inlet. Tighten hose nuts and check the hose for damage to prevent air leaks. Unscrew the two air release valves on the chamber to fill with water to remove any air lock inside the cartridge and motor chamber.
How to fix an air lock in my Intex Swimming Pool Filter?
If there’s an air lock, it means air is trapped in the pump housing and inlet hose. Open the air release valves, lift and lower the inlet hose until water starts to flow out of the valve, then close it. Also, check that the inlet and outlet hoses are correctly connected: the lower position of the pool outlet should connect to the filter pump water inlet, and the upper position of the pool inlet should connect to the filter pump water outlet.
How to fix a leaking hose on my Intex ECO7111 Swimming Pool Filter?
If the hose is leaking, the hose nuts may not be well-fitted. Try tightening or reinstalling the hose nut.
Why is my Intex Swimming Pool showing white flakes in the water?
If you see white flakes in the water, it indicates excessive calcium hardness. Drain about 20 to 25% of the pool water and add fresh water to decrease the calcium hardness.
How to troubleshoot a leaking Intex Swimming Pool inlet threaded air connector / air jet valve?
If the inlet threaded air connector or air jet valve is leaking, ensure the plunger valve is well-fitted by tightening or reinstalling it. Also, tighten the air jet valve and make sure it’s facing up. If the air jet valve internal seal is blocked, turn the pump ON and run for a few seconds, then turn OFF, repeat 3 times. If the air jet valve internal seal is dirty, remove the air jet valve, flush dirt out with water, and replace the valve back.
What to do if there is no LED display on my Intex Swimming Pool?
If there is no LED display, reset the RCD/GFCI.
Provides comprehensive safety rules, warnings, and precautions for operating the saltwater system.
Lists all components of the saltwater system with their corresponding reference numbers and spare part numbers.
Explains how the system generates sanitizer and the E.C.O. mechanism for pool water sanitation.
Lists key technical specifications including power, amperage, salt level, and output.
Guides for installing strainer and plunger valve at the pool outlet for water return.
Guides for installing nozzle and plunger valve at the pool inlet for water circulation.
Guidance on ideal salt levels, adding salt, and procedures for reducing salt if over-added.
Instructions for setting operating hours and locking the control panel for the saltwater system.
Details on activating the boost cycle and using the system's stand-by and power saving modes.
Guides for cleaning the flow sensor and the titanium/E.C.O. electrodes for optimal performance.
Detailed steps for cleaning the electrolytic cell, including immersion in vinegar.
Instructions for using test strips to monitor water chemistry and guidelines for storing the unit.
Addresses issues like motor failure, slow flow, pump not working, leaks, and air locks with solutions.
Covers problems related to hose leaks, air locks, and leaking inlet/air connectors.
Troubleshoots insufficient chlorine, white flakes, and no LED display issues.
Interprets LED panel codes and provides solutions for circulation, sensor, and power-related system errors.
Provides comprehensive safety rules, warnings, and precautions for operating the saltwater system.
Lists all components of the saltwater system with their corresponding reference numbers and spare part numbers.
Explains how the system generates sanitizer and the E.C.O. mechanism for pool water sanitation.
Lists key technical specifications including power, amperage, salt level, and output.
Guides for installing strainer and plunger valve at the pool outlet for water return.
Guides for installing nozzle and plunger valve at the pool inlet for water circulation.
Guidance on ideal salt levels, adding salt, and procedures for reducing salt if over-added.
Instructions for setting operating hours and locking the control panel for the saltwater system.
Details on activating the boost cycle and using the system's stand-by and power saving modes.
Guides for cleaning the flow sensor and the titanium/E.C.O. electrodes for optimal performance.
Detailed steps for cleaning the electrolytic cell, including immersion in vinegar.
Instructions for using test strips to monitor water chemistry and guidelines for storing the unit.
Addresses issues like motor failure, slow flow, pump not working, leaks, and air locks with solutions.
Covers problems related to hose leaks, air locks, and leaking inlet/air connectors.
Troubleshoots insufficient chlorine, white flakes, and no LED display issues.
Interprets LED panel codes and provides solutions for circulation, sensor, and power-related system errors.
This document describes the Intex Cartridge Filter Pump & Saltwater System with E.C.O. (Electrocatalytic Oxidation), Model ECO7111. This product is designed for above-ground pools and serves to destroy bacteria, oxidize bather organics, and control algae, ensuring a safe, clean, and comfortable swimming pool environment.
The system operates by generating sanitizer from common salt (sodium chloride) dissolved in the pool water. The pool water flows through the saltwater system's electrolytic cell, which produces hypochlorous acid (HCLO). HCLO then dissolves in the water, destroying bacteria and algae and oxidizing other organic materials. Additionally, the system incorporates Electrocatalytic Oxidation (E.C.O.), an Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP). When direct current is applied to the electrocatalytic oxidation electrodes, water is discharged to generate "hydroxyl radicals." These hydroxyl radicals are powerful oxidants that further oxidize organic contaminants and destroy bacteria and algae. The combination of hydroxyl radicals and free available chlorine provides strong and safe pool water sanitation.
The device includes a filter pump for water circulation and filtration. The filter cartridge is designed to prevent large objects from jamming or damaging the pump. Plunger valves are integrated to control water flow, allowing for maintenance without significant water loss.
General| Brand | Intex |
|---|---|
| Model | ECO7111 |
| Category | Swimming Pool Filter |
| Language | English |
