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Installing the Skimmer and Overflow Installation cont ...

Attaching the

Skimmer Liner Plate

• Position the liner against the

Skimmer opening, making sure

there is slack below the open-

ing. This will help reduce tension

on the liner plate when placing

boulders in front of the unit.

• Mark the outer perimeter of the

Skimmer opening on the liner;

then mark a second box 1.5"

inside of it. This ensures that you

don't cut too much of the liner,

which would result in a possible

leak. (See fig. 11)

• Cut the inner box using a pair of

scissors, and insert the skimmer

liner plate into the hole.

• Temporarily install the liner plate

and liner to the skimmer using

two screws in the upper corners.

Using an awl or nail, poke the

first hole in the liner. Be careful

not to damage the threads on the

nut inserts when punching the

holes with the awl! Remove the

awl or nail while holding the liner

plate and liner in place and begin

threading one of the screws into

the filter. Repeat this process

for the other screw. (See fig. 1)

Note: Power tools are not recom-

mended for installing the screws

and may strip the nut inserts.

• Now remove the liner plate from

the skimmer, keeping the screws

installed through the liner plate

Fig. 11 Mark the outer perimeter of the

skimmer opening on the liner; then mark

a second box 1.5" inside of it. Cut out at

inside mark.

and liner.

• Pre-installing the two screws in

the earlier steps will make it easy

to line up the skimmer faceplate

after the silicone is applied and

will keep the silicone in as thick

of a bead as possible. Apply a

bead of fish-safe silicone sealant

around the skimmer opening, over

the nut inserts. (See fig. 13)

• Replace the skimmer liner plate

and the two corner screws, and

then proceed with the bottom two

corners (See fig. 14). Make sure

the holes in the liner plate that

the weir flap clicks into are on

the bottom.

• With the 4 corners secured, you

may now punch the remaining

holes with your awl and thread in

all the screws. Again, be careful

not to damage the threads on the

nut inserts.

• Let dry for at least one hour before

introducing water!

Note: Pump and debris basket

assembly instructions are found in

Step 10.

Fig. 1 Remove the awl or nail while

holding the liner plate and liner in place

and begin threading one of the screws

into the filter.

Overflow Installation

• The built in overflow will allow

the water in an overflow situ-

ation to flow through the pipe

and drain away from the pond.

Use a pvc plug (not included)

to plug the bulkhead if you do

not want the overflow option.

• Excavate a trench for a section

of PVC Flex pipe to come off the

back of the desired bulkhead.

The trench should be no less

than 5 ft from the back of the

skimmer and be graded away

Fig. 15 Single pump and overflow

Fig. 13 Apply a bead of fish-safe silicone

sealant around the skimmer opening,

over the nut inserts.

from the pond (See fig. 15).

• Create a drainage area at the

end of the pipe by excavating

a small pit, roughly 16 inches

in diameter and at least 12

inches deep. Fill the pit with

excess gravel

• Prime and glue the section of

PVC Flex pipe into the bulkhead

and run it to the top of the

gravel pit. Cover the gravel pit

with a small section of under-

layment and top with soil.

Fig. 14 Replace the skimmer liner plate

and the two corner screws, and then

proceed with the bottom two corners.

Punch remaining holes, thread screws.