To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the pressure exceed 1 bar on my Steinbach Water Filtration System?
Excessive pressure (over 1 bar) in your Steinbach Water Filtration System can occur for several reasons: * The filter medium might be dirty, requiring backflushing. * The inlet nozzle could be closed; ensure it is open. * The system might be in 'GESCHLOSSEN' mode, blocking water flow; select a different mode. * The filter balls might be dirty; clean or replace them.
What to do if my Steinbach Premium 100 Water Filtration Systems pump isn't getting enough water?
If your Steinbach Water Filtration Systems pump isn't getting enough water, it could be due to: * A low water level in the pool. Increase the water level. * A clogged prefilter basket (if your system has one). Empty the basket. * A clogged suction line. Clean the suction line.
How to fix air bubbles escaping from the Steinbach Premium 100 injection nozzle?
If air bubbles are escaping from the injection nozzle of your Steinbach Water Filtration System, the pump is likely sucking in air. Check all lines and seals for leaks and retighten the threaded rings.
What to do if the timer LED doesn't flash and the pump doesn't start on my Steinbach Water Filtration Systems?
If, after switching on your Steinbach Water Filtration Systems pump, the timer LED doesn't flash and the pump fails to start, it could be because: * The pump isn't receiving power. Ensure the pump's power plug is properly connected and check the fuse. * The pump is defective. In this case, contact customer service.
Instructions are part of the filter system and contain vital start-up and operation information.
Device is designed exclusively for cleaning pool water, suitable for salt water up to 0.5% salt content.
Explains symbols used in the manual, on the device, or packaging for clarity.
Details signal words and their meanings for hazards, ensuring safe operation and handling.
Specifies requirements for filter system placement, including distance from pool wall and water level.
Explains the requirement for a filter shaft when the pool is partially or entirely in-ground.
Lists and explains the different operational modes indicated on the valve head.
Explains how the integrated timer automates pump start and stop functions.
Recommends pool water circulation frequency for optimal filtration and water quality.
Lists essential checks to perform before initial device operation.
Guides on activating the timer's memory backup function for saved settings.
Details how to attach O-ring seals and threaded rings to pump/valve head line connections.
Explains how to route and connect pressure, return, backflush, and suction lines.
Outlines steps to prepare the system, including valve lever setting and leak checks.
Describes how to switch the pump off and set the valve lever to the desired operational mode.
Provides instructions for pump start-up, checks, and manual stopping via the timer.
Advises on using special water care substances for hygienic water and consulting experts.
Details the procedure for backflushing the filter and filter sand for regeneration.
Outlines steps for replacing filter sand and filter balls before the swimming season.
Provides instructions for safely replacing the battery in the timer component.
Recommends using mild cleaners and a lint-free cloth for device cleaning.
Provides guidance on storing the filter system in a dry, frost-free place during winter.
Advises on sorting and disposing of packaging materials responsibly.
Instructs on legally obligated separate disposal of used appliances and batteries.
General| Brand | Steinbach |
|---|---|
| Model | Premium 100 |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
