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7. Tighten the filter housing cover by turning
clockwise.
8. Connect the first hose of the filter pump (3)
to the inlet (2h) of the filter pump with
the aid of the clamp (5) and the clamp
screw (6) (fig. C).
9. Connect the other end of the hose to the mi-
ni-pool's lower hose connection (1d) (fig. C).
10. Turn the air release valve (2a) slowly one to
two rotations anticlockwise.
11. Connect the second hose to the mini-pool's
upper hose connection (1d) and to the
outlet (2i) of the filter pump.
Operating the filter pump
1. Make sure that the mini-pool (1) is completely
full of water and that the filter pump (2) has
been set up at a suitable location.
2. Remove the plastic stopper (9) from the filter
pump valve (1d) on the inside of the mini-pool
(fig. C).
3. When water flows into the filter pump,
trapped air is able to escape via the air
release valve (2a).
4. Then close the air release valve slowly by
turning clockwise.
5. Connect the mains cord (2g) to a suitable
power outlet and let the filter pump run until
the water is sufficiently clean.
Repairs, maintenance
Before each maintenance disconnect the power
supply from the filter pump (2).
Do not place the filter pump in tall grass as this
may lead to overheating.
Should you detect any damage or defects in the
filter pump, take it to a specialist workshop for
repair or else replace it with a new one. Do not
make any technical modifications to the product.
Do not use solvents to clean the filter pump.
1. Disconnect the mains cord (2g) from the pow-
er supply completely.
2. Detach the filter housing cover (2d) and its
cover holder (2c) by turning it anticlockwise.
3. Clean the filter pump cartridge (2e) and if
need be replace it with a new one.
4. Check the inside of the filter housing (2k). If
there are dirt or deposits inside, rinse them out
with clear water.
5. Reassemble all parts and plug in the mains
cord again.
Troubleshooting
1. The filter pump does not work.
• Check for burnt or tripped fuses, check for
loose electrical wiring.
• Inspect the motor. If the motor is overheated
or overloaded, switch the device off. Let the
motor cool down.
• Consult a specialist.
2. The motor runs but little or no water is being
pumped.
• Check for blockages in the inlet or outlet
hose inside the pool walls.
• Tighten the hose clamps, inspect the hose
for damage, and check the water level in
the pool.
• Clean the filter pump cartridge more
frequently. Use a garden hose to do so.
• Replace the filter pump cartridge.
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• Consult a specialist.
3. The filter pump no longer draws water.
• Make sure that the water level in the pool
with the pump switched off is at least 5cm
above the suction port.
• Make sure that the extraction hose is in
good order and condition.
• Check the filter pump cartridge for soiling;
clean it when necessary. Use a garden
hose for this.
• Consult a specialist.
4. The filter pump is not cleaning the water.
• Set correct chlorine content and pH value.
• Replace or clean the filter pump cartridge.
Use a garden hose to do so.
• Check the filter cartridge for damage and
replace if necessary.
• Run the pump for a good while.
• Remove dirt from the screens in the pool
wall.
• Consult a specialist.
Disposal
The accompanying symbol
indicates that this device complies
with Directive 2012/19/EU. This
directive indicates that you may
not dispose of this device along with basic
household waste at the end of its useful life and
instead must hand it in to specifically designated
collection sites, valuable substance collection
stations, or waste disposal facilities.
Look after the environment and dispose of waste
properly.
For further information about disposal of
the product no longer needed, contact
your local council. Dispose of the
product and the packaging in an
environmentally friendly manner. Store the
packaging materials (foil bags, for example) out
of the reach of children.
Note the label on the packaging
materials when separating waste, as
these are labelled with abbreviations (a)
and numbers (b) with the following meaning:
1–7: plastics / 20–22: paper and cardboard /
80–98: composite materials.
The product and the packaging materials can be
recycled, dispose of them separately for better
treatment of waste.
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