18. Turn the screw clamp until you can guide the locking ring bolt through the hole on the opposite side
of the locking ring.
19. Place the wing nut
onto the thread of the locking ring bolt and turn it clockwise to tighten it.
20. Unscrew the screw clamp.
The filter vessel is prepared.
Fitting the line connections
To fit the line connections to the pump or valve head, proceed as follows:
1. Place an O-ring seal in the notch of the line
connection.
2. Guide the threaded ring over the line
connection.
3. Turn the threaded ring clockwise until it is
hand-tight.
The line connections are fitted.
Connecting the lines
Prepare the following components:
- Pressure line
-
Return, backflush and suction line (not included in the package contents)
- Assembly materials for the lines
To connect the lines to the pump and filter vessel (see Figure A), proceed as follows:
1. Route the return and suction line from the pool to the filter system.
2. Route the backflush line from the duct connection to the filter system.
Observe the markings right at the line connections of the valve head.
The lines are connected.
Preparing the filter system
1. Press and hold down the valve lever
on the valve head
.
2. Set the valve lever to the "RÜCKSPÜLEN" (BACKFLUSH) position and release it.
3. Allow the filter vessel
to fill with water until the water runs out of the "WASTE" backflush line
.
4. Check the filter system and the connections for leaks.
If there are any leaks, unscrew the affected connection and make sure that the O-ring is fitted
correctly.
5. Backflush the system (see section "Backflushing").
Operation
WARNING!
Risk of death when operating the water treatment system during bathing.
Hair or clothing might get sucked into the suction openings of the pool and in extreme cases
trap persons under water and prevent them from surfacing again.
-
Never operate water treatment system devices while persons are in the pool.
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Prevent any access to the pool for as long as water treatment system devices are in use.
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