Why is the pressure gauge reading over 1 bar on my Steinbach Speedclean Eco 30 Swimming Pool Filter?
If the pressure gauge on your Steinbach Swimming Pool Filter reads over 1 bar, the filter bed may be dirty. To resolve this, backwash the filter by setting the valve to position Nr. 2.
What to do if there is air in the pump of my Steinbach Swimming Pool Filter?
If there's air in the pump of your Steinbach Swimming Pool Filter, it might be due to a poor seal on the suction side. Try tightening the hose clamps and connecting fittings to improve the seal.
General| Connection | 32/38 mm |
|---|---|
| Filter area | 0.07 m² |
| Connection size | 32/38 mm |
| Pump capacity | 3.8 m³/h |
| Tank size | 300 mm |
| Type | Sand filter system |
| Tank material | Polyethylene |
Explains the process of removing dirt particles from pool water using quartz sand.
Details how the filter pump is powered via plugging and unplugging the cord.
Emphasizes the importance of turning off the pump before changing valve settings to prevent damage.
Specifies the required quartz sand type and the need for pre-cleaning it before use.
Outlines conditions under which safe operation is no longer possible and precautions to take.
Instructs users to check packages for damage and report issues to the shipper.
Lists conditions for warranty validity and expendable parts not covered.
States that the manufacturer is not responsible for damages due to improper use.
Guides users on how to unpack and check all component parts against the list.
Lists essential tools and equipment not included with the filter system for installation.
Illustrates the components of the filter system and their connections.
Details requirements for connecting the pump to a GFCI-protected power outlet to avoid electric shock.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the filter pump and filling the filter material.
Explains how to manually control the filter system using the 3-way central valve.
Recommends minimum operating times for circulating pool water through the filter.
Discusses how pollutants are retained in the filter bed and the role of flocculants.
Guides on initial setup, including cleaning new sand before starting filtration.
Details the procedure for cleaning the filter sand by reversing water flow through the tank.
Explains when and how to backwash the filter based on pressure gauge readings.
Provides instructions for properly storing the filter system during winter to prevent damage.
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