Swim & Fun PRO CLASSIC basic - Filter;Pump Installation; Parts

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SANDFILTERSYSTEM PRO CLASSIC basic (DK,SE,UK,FI,NO,PL)

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3. Parts

The sand filter system is made up of the following parts (Fig. 1 and fig. 2.)

Pump (1),

7-way Valve (2),

Filter tank (5),

Tube with a manifold (6),

Hose between pump and filter tank (11) (look inside

the tube!),

Spigot (9),

Supporting base (10),

1 bag with: gasket (3), small sand guard filters (7),

drain valve (8), manometer (not illustrated).

1 bag with parts for the pump: 2 stk. Hose connectors, 3 stk. O-rings, viewing glass, 2 pcs nozzles, and a manual.

4. Filter/pump installation

The filter with pump (Fig.1 ) are employed in filtering above ground and in-ground pools, where careful and expert

water cleaning is required. The filter/pump is positioned at least 3.5 m from the edge of the pool. The water tem-

perature must not exceed 35° and must not go under 4°.

Disconnect the plug before starting to do any work.

Before installing the filter pump unit, identify the position in which it is to be installed, as once it has been filled up

with sand, the filter is hard to move due to its weight.

Priming

The hoses should be primed so that the sand filter plus the hoses are totally filled with water. Lift hoses up over sand

filter system to help water to run to the pump then lower the hoses again. This procedure must be done until the

sand filter pump and the hoses are filled with water and the pump itself begins to suck water through. By doing this,

the pump creates a vacuum so it is only needed to be done one time, (if the hoses are not removed in the

meantime).

Beware: Always place the sand filter system under the water surface in the pool, so that the water can flow naturally

towards the pump. Is it used with an in-ground pool, you have to place the sand filter system correspondingly lower

into a shaft/pit in the ground, so the water can flow by itself into the pump. Be sure that the shaft/pit stays dry. There

should be an outlet/drain to lead the water out of the shaft/pit.