User ManualTable of ContentsTABLE OF CONTENTS2222WELCOME2INSTALLATION2222STARTUP2OPERATION2TROUBLESHOOTING2111111CALCULATING THE SIZE OF THE POOL11Sanitation/Oxidation12BASIC OPERATION12Cleaning Without Optional Cleaning Cap:16Salt17Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) are different from the salt level of the pool, although TDS levels rise by adding salt to pool water. This does not harm the pool water chemistry or clarity, but the pool water professional that is testing for TDS must be17Stabilizer (cyanuric acid) is necessary in most outdoor pools to maintain appropriate levels of chlorine. Chlorine stabilizer helps give an appropriate residual chlorine reading of the pool water. Without stabilizer, UV radiation from the sun destroy18Nitrates and Phosphates, generally associated with fertilizer thrown on nearby grass, can put very high demands on chlorine; most often nitrates and phosphates will bring the chlorine level down to zero (0). You can have your water tested for nitrates18PROBLEM20POSSIBLE CAUSES20WHAT TO DO20PROBLEM21POSSIBLE CAUSES21WHAT TO DO21Ten (10) Year Limited Warranty2323WARRANTY23232323EXCEPTIONS & LIABILITY LIMITATIONS23PROOF OF PURCHASE23OWNER’S REGISTRATION FORM 10-YEAR LIMITED23Size: 3.16 MBPages: 24Language: EnglishOpen manual
