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Twist and push the female ends into the male ends into the pool to wet
them. See Figure 5.
Continue until you’ve connected all the sections you need. After
connecting the hose weights to the hose described in Table A, connect
the hose to the cleaner. See Figure 6.
One of the hose sections has two female ends and a hose protector. This section should be tted
last and attached to the pool’s vacuum connection.
Your fully assembled cleaner should look like this.
The body is connecting with the hose, please refer to the right picture. Only
Model D needs to use an adapter to connect the hose.
III. Installation
The cleaner is designed to work in a variety of swimming pools. Which is why there are items such as
a 2” hose cone and valve cap for the regulator valve included with your cleaner. These may or may not
be necessary depending on the features of your pool. Both the standard in-skimmer installation and an
optional vacuum line installation are covered in this manual. Check to see which most closely t your pool
conguration and follow the directions
Standard Installation
For pools with one skimmer, using the automatic regulator valve. The advantage of this installation is
that the automatic regulator valve automatically balances the water ow between the skimmer and the
cleaner. We recommend the use of an automatic regulator valve for maximum safety and performance. The
valve automatically adjusts to changes in the amount of water ow to provide the cleaner with the power
necessary to ensure proper cleaning performance.
ASSEMBLY
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