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General| Brand | Polygroup |
|---|---|
| Model | SFS600 |
| Category | Swimming Pool Filter |
| Language | English |
Details Polygroup's warranty for the SFS Type Power Filter against defects for 180 days from purchase.
Essential safety guidelines for operating electrical pool equipment, including GFCI use and cord safety.
Clarifies the filter's use with storable pools only and the importance of using OEM parts for replacements.
Instructions to read all instructions, identify parts, and have petroleum jelly ready for assembly.
Details the manufacturer, voltage, wattage, amperage, and GPH for various SFS filter models.
Critical warnings about GFCI, receptacle distance, and avoiding extension cords for electrical safety.
Outlines the four sections of the power filter assembly: pump, filter assembly, hardware, and return hose.
Detailed steps for attaching the skimmer canister to the pool wall and inserting the pump assembly.
Instructions for installing the pool wall fitting, elbow, diverter, and connecting the return hose.
Steps for re-installing the filter cartridge, strainer basket, lock top, and weir assembly.
Post-installation check for water leaks and ensuring the correct water level is maintained.
Emphasizes the need for the filter cartridge to be firmly seated for efficient filtration.
Details connecting the filter assembly to a grounded GFCI-protected receptacle.
Using return flow as an indicator for cleaning and the importance of maintaining chlorine and pH levels.
Recommends having spare cartridges and cleaning the filter cartridge as needed.
Instructions for pressure washing, drying, and brushing the filter cartridge pleats.
Method for soaking the cartridge in a trisodium phosphate solution to remove oils and algae.
Advice on handling calcium or mineral deposits and checking pool chemistry.
Explains the convenience and efficiency gained from having a spare filter cartridge.
How to adjust the diverter fitting to control water direction for skimming and circulation.
Steps for connecting and using a pool vacuum with the skimmer unit.
Important precautions during vacuuming, such as keeping the hose submerged and not removing the strainer basket.
Instructions for using service plugs when performing maintenance on the pump or return hose.
Daily checks for pH and chlorine levels, filter output, and leaks.
Lists essential chemicals like test kits, chlorine tablets, and pH adjusters.
Guidelines for maintaining proper pH (7.3-7.8) and chlorine (1.0-1.6 ppm) levels.
Stresses that pump/filter alone don't prevent algae; daily chemical maintenance is crucial.
Advice on using well water and mixing/applying chemicals safely.
Addresses issues like motor failure, no flow, poor cleaning, and water leaks with specific causes and fixes.
Provides a step-by-step guide to disassemble the filter system for cleaning or storage.
Instructions for cleaning, drying, lubricating, and safely storing individual filter parts.
