Advice For Using The Swimming Pool; Liner Repair; Maintenance - Mountfield IBIZA Montageanleitung

6.3 Advice for using the swimming
pool
a. Shower and clean your soles before entering the
swimming pool. Do not wear shoes in the
swimming pool, the vinyl sheet might get
damaged.
b. Use stairs to leave the swimming pool.
c. Maintain the water level at the prescribed height,
approximately in the centre of the skimmer flange.
Remember that water evaporates from the
swimming pool at any weather and must be made
up. Natural evaporation is normal, do not mistake
it for water leak.
d. Inspect the swimming pool and accessories
periodically to detect any true water leak. If any
leak is detected, tighten the coupling(s) or add a
gasket / replace the gasket.
e. Good care of the water in the swimming pool is
prerequisite for maintaining the swimming pool in
good condition.
f. Water temperature in the swimming pool should
not exceed 30°C, the optimum temperature is
about 25°C. Too warm water will not refresh you
very much and, in addition, will reduce the efficacy
of the sanitation agent (chlorine) and create good
conditions for the growth of algae. Also, the liner
gets softer in warm water and creases form easily
on it. If the water in the swimming pool reaches
30°C, stop using the water heating system,
remove the paulin and, if appropriate, replace a
fraction of the warm water with colder water.
6.4

Liner repair

Pool liner defects can be repaired readily by using the
repair kit for use in water.
6.5

Maintenance

Water in the swimming pool will be clean and clear at
all times if a combination of mechanical and chemical
water treatment methods is applied.
Mechanical water treatment:
Minor impurities such as pollen, grass and hairs will
be removed by the skimmer and the filter system.
Use a net and/or the pool bottom cleaner to remove
coarse impurities and foreign matter.
A filter system and a skimmer must be available for
manual pool bottom vacuum cleaning. Rinse and
flush the sand filter thoroughly prior to starting the
manual cleaning process.
Manual vacuum-driven removal of impurities from
the pool bottom:
A "vacuum cleaning board" is normally provided
together with the skimmer. You will need a vacuum
cleaning brush, telescopic pole and suction hose (to
attach the brush to the board).
Attach the hose and telescopic pole to the vacuum
cleaner brush. Fill the suction hose with water and
attach to the vacuum cleaning board. Put the board
onto the skimmer filter basket. Set the sand filer
system to "Filtration", the filter system will switch on
and you can start the cleaning procedure.
Make sure that the suction hose is completely filled
with water, avoid aspirating air into the pump!
Professional hint for suction hose
deaeration: To achieve complete air
removal from the suction hose for manual
pool cleaning, the hose can be held for a
short moment at the return nozzle while
running the filter system. The water flow will
purge any air from the hose, and once no
additional bubbles leave the other hose
end/suction brush, the hose is completely
free from air and the filter system can be
switched off.
If, despite this, some air gets into the sand filter
system, the swimming pool pump must be switched
off and deaerated again (the filter system is normally
deaerated automatically). When cleaning the pool
bottom, move the brush slowly and uniformly – too
fast motion could stir the impurities and you would fail
to reach them. A skimmer with a filter basket is
required if the sand filter system has no prefilter!
If the filter performance is lower than expected, this
may have one or more of the following reasons:
Filtering sand is dirty. → Clean the filter.
1)
2) Pump aspirates air (air bubbles in water from the
return nozzle). → Defective hoses, inspect the
hose clamps
Too little water is fed to the skimmer. → Inspect
3)
the water level and increase if appropriate
Skimmer basket is dirty. → Clean the skimmer
4)
basket
Basket of the filter pump prefilter is dirty. →
5)
Clean the basket
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