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If your Steinbach Water Filtration Systems filter pump isn't starting, first ensure the pump's power plug is properly connected to the power supply and check if the fuse has tripped. If the issue persists, it may indicate that the pump is defective.
Why is the pressure on my Steinbach Classic 250N Water Filtration Systems manometer exceeding 1 bar?
The pressure on your Steinbach Water Filtration Systems manometer might exceed 1 bar because the quartz filter sand is dirty. In this case, backwash the system. Alternatively, the filter balls could be dirty. If so, remove and wash the filter balls by hand, and replace them if necessary.
What to do if the filter pump of my Steinbach Classic 250N is not getting enough water or the system pressure is too low?
If your Steinbach Water Filtration Systems filter pump isn't getting enough water or the system pressure is too low, consider these potential causes: - The water level in the pool might be too low. If so, raise the water level in the pool. - The prefilter basket (if available) might be full. If so, empty the prefilter basket. - The suction line might be installed. If so, clean the pressure line.
General| Brand | Steinbach |
|---|---|
| Model | Classic 250N |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
These operating instructions are part of this filter system and contain important information about start-up and operation.
This device is designed exclusively for cleaning pool water and removes visible dirt.
Symbols used in these operating instructions, on the device, or on the packaging for guidance.
Instructions related to electrical shock, proper handling of cables, and general precautions for safe operation.
Warnings and guidelines for safe use concerning children, persons with disabilities, and those lacking experience.
Precautions for safely opening packaging to avoid damage to the device and risks of suffocation from materials.
Instructions for removing packaging materials and protective foils before initial use.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable site for the filter system, considering weather protection and pool proximity.
Requirements and considerations for installing a filter shaft if the pool is partially or entirely in the ground.
Steps for assembling the filter vessel, including installing the screen, centering device, and valve head.
Detailed instructions for securely attaching the pump to the base plate using the provided screw set.
Procedure for connecting the return line hose or adapter to the filter system's return connection.
Steps for attaching the pressure hose to the pump and the filter system's valve head connection.
Instructions for connecting the suction line hose to the front pump connection.
Procedure for connecting the backwash line to the 'WASTE' connection on the valve head.
Essential checks before operating the filter system, including power, water level, and connections.
Steps to prepare the filter system for operation, including setting the valve lever and filling with water.
Explanation of different operational modes like FILTER, BACKWASH, RINSE, RECIRCULATE, CLOSED, WASTE, and WINTER.
Guidance on recommended filtering time based on pool volume and usage, ensuring adequate water turnover.
Guidelines for responsibly sorting and disposing of packaging materials according to local services.
Information on the legal obligation to dispose of used appliances separately from household waste for recycling.
