Troubleshooting - Bestway Flowclear 58199 Bedienungsanleitung

Cleaning the Strainer
1. Unplug the sand filter and set the Control Valve to the Closed function.
2. Close the connection valves.
3. Remove the Strainer Cover by unscrewing the two Check Screws.
4. Take out the Strainer, remove any debris.
5. Put the Strainer back into position. Ensure the hole in the strainer is
aligned. (See Fig.15)
6. Ensure the Seal Ring is in place. Secure the Strainer Cover with the
two Check Screws and Pins.
7. Open the connection valves.
NOTE: The Strainer must be emptied and cleaned periodically. A dirty or
blocked strainer will reduce the performance of the sand filter.
Lowering or Draining Pool Water
1. Unplug the sand filter and set Control Valve to the Drain function.
2. Detach the Hose from the connection valve's Port A and sand filter Port A
and attach to Port D.
3. Plug-in the sand filter to remove pool water.
WARNING: DO NOT DRY RUN THE SAND FILTER.
Winterizing
In areas that have freezing winter temperatures, pool equipment must be winterized to protect against damage. Allowing water to freeze will damage the sand filter
and void warranty.
1. Backwash the sand filter as previously outlined.
2. Drain the pool according to the pool owner's manual.
3. Open the drain nut at the bottom of the tank and release the remaining water.
4. Disconnect the two Hoses from the pool and the sand filter.
5. Completely spill the sand out of the tank and dry all components.
6. Store the sand filter in a dry location out of child's reach.

Troubleshooting

Bestway strives to provide the best trouble-free sand filters on the market. If you experience any problem, do not hesitate to contact your authorized dealer or us.
Here are some helpful tips to help you to diagnose and rectify common sources of trouble.
Problems
Sand is flowing to the pool
Excessive filter pressure
Control Valve leaks
Connectors leaks
Disposal
Meaning of crossed -out wheeled dustbin:
Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted municipal waste, use separate collection facilities.
Contact your local government for information regarding the collection systems available.
If electrical appliances are disposed of in landfills or dumps, hazardous substances can leak into the groundwater and get into the food chain, damage your
health and well-being.
When replacing old appliances with new ones, the retailer is legally obligated to take back your old appliance for disposals at least free of charge.
Probable Causes
-Sand is too small
-Sand bed is calcified
-Dirty filter
-Calcified sand bed
-Insufficient backwashing
-Control Valve is set
between two functions
-Washer not in place
-Loose Hoses
Solutions
-Recommend 0.45mm to 0.55mm #20 silica sand
-Change sand
-Backwash
-Inspect sand and change if necessary
-Backwash until effluent runs clear
-Set to one function
-Replace the washer
-Tighten them
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Fig.15
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