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Operating Instructions and Parts List

Troubleshooting Guide

Short Cycle Time

Cycle time will vary between

installations and different areas of the

country. The following remedies are for

cycle times shorter than normal:

• New pool / spa installation: Until the

water in a new pool is completely

filtered, cycle time will be short due

to plaster dust and construction

debris. Thoroughly clean the

cartridge. Refer to the "Cartridge

Cleaning" section of this owner's

manual (Page 8).

• Low chlorine residual: Maintain

proper chlorine residual (consult

local pool professional for

recommendation.)

• Dirty or plugged filter cartridge:

Thoroughly clean the filter. Follow

the instructions in the "Cartridge

Cleaning" section of this owner's

manual (Page 8).

• Excessive air in filter: Vent all air

from the filter tank and check

system for suction pipe leaks or low

water level. Also, check and clean air

bleed tube (See Figure 5).

• Chemical imbalance in water: Check

pool chemistry (refer to Table 1

on page 3). Consult local pool

professional.

• Algae in system: Apply heavy dose of

chlorine or algicide as recommended

by the pool manufacturer and/or

local professional.

• Cartridge is at the end of its life:

When cleaning procedure no longer

adequately cleans the cartridge,

replace the cartridge.

Low Flow / High Pressure

Resistance in or after the filter will

reduce the flow and increase the

pressure inside the filter. Check the

following to remedy this problem:

• Dirty or plugged filter cartridge:

Thoroughly clean the filter. Follow

the instructions in the "Cartridge

Cleaning" section of this owner's

manual (Page 8).

• Piping is blocked downstream from

the filter: Remove the obstruction.

• Return valve is not fully open: Fully

open return valve

• Piping is too small: Use larger pipe.

Consult pool manufacturer.

• Filter is undersized / pump is

oversized: Use a filter with higher

square footage or use a smaller HP

pump. Consult a customer service

representative for sizing information

at 1-877-278-2797.

Low Flow / Low Pressure

Resistance before the filter will reduce

the flow and pressure inside the filter.

Check the following to remedy this

problem:

• Skimmer basket(s) clogged:

Thoroughly clean the skimmer

basket(s).

• Pump plugged: Thoroughly clean

the suction trap in the pump.

• Drain and skimmer valves are not

fully open: Fully open the drain and

skimmer valves

• Piping is blocked upstream from the

filter: Remove the obstruction.

Plugged Cartridge

Over time, the filter media will become

clogged and will not perform properly.

If the cartridge cannot be cleaned,

replace it. If the cartridge needs

replacement often, check the following:

• Insufficient cleaning: Closely follow

the instructions in the "Cartridge

Cleaning" section of this owner's

manual (Page 8).

• Excessive air in filter: Vent all air

from the filter tank and check

system for suction pipe leaks. Also,

check and clean air bleed tube (See

Figure 5).

• Low chlorine residual: Maintain

proper residual (consult local pool

professional.)

• Chemical imbalance in water: Check

pool chemistry (refer to Table 1

on page 3). Consult local pool

professional.

• Algae in system: Apply heavy dose of

chlorine or algicide as recommended

by the pool manufacturer and/or

local professional.

• High iron content in water: Consult

local pool professional.

• Improper use of powdered chlorine

tablets containing binders: Consult

local pool professional.

• Cleaning with incorrect chemicals

when using PHMB sanitizers:

Replace the filter cartridge. Only use

cleaners specifically made for PHMB

sanitizers.

water Not Clear

A number of factors can affect water

clarity. The following causes should be

checked:

• Chemical imbalance in water: Check

pool chemistry (refer to Table 1

on page 3). Consult local pool

professional.

• Low chlorine residual: Maintain

proper chlorine residual (consult

local pool professional for

recommendation).

• Damaged filter cartridge: If cartridge

is torn or punctured, replace it.

• High iron content in water: Consult

local pool professional.

• Improper use of powdered chlorine

tablets containing binders: Consult

local pool professional.

• Algae in system: Apply heavy dose of

chlorine or algicide as recommended

by the pool manufacturer and/or

local professional.

Automatic Pool Cleaner Stops

working

Pool cleaners may be noticeably affected

by the normal decrease in flow as the

filter becomes clogged. If the filter stops

working, thoroughly clean the cartridge.

Refer to the "Cartridge Cleaning"

section of this owner's manual

(Page 8). If the pool cleaner performs

better after the filter is cleaned,

clean the filter more often than

recommended [Note: pressure increase

from start-up may be less than 8 psi to

10 psi (55 kPa - 69 kPa)].