HAWAï FAMILY - Pool UBBINK - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HAWAï FAMILY UBBINK

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- Maintenance and Safety Notice

FOREWORD

Wood, which is the main element used in building UBBINK® swimming pools, is a living substance and is liable to becoming warped if stored in adverse conditions. Make sure that you store all the wooden parts flat in a cool, well ventilated place, out of the sun and protected from bad weather.

• Whilst assembling the pool, make sure you sand down the catches on the wooden parts with a file or sandpaper in order to get rid of any potential splinters.
• Any cracks, knots and small faults on the surface of the strips do not in any way affect the wood's resistance. It certainly shouldn't be necessary to claim a replacement. Do not fill the cracks with putty or any other material.
• It is recommended that you have professional help when assembling the pool.
• The coping is a finishing element. It is strictly forbidden to run or sit on it.
• It is essential that the filter is installed below the level of the water;

SAFETY

The safety of your children is entirely your responsibility! The risk is greatest with children under 5 years old. Accidents do not just happen to other people! Be ready to deal with them!

be vigilant and take action:

• When using the swimming pool it is essential to comply with the safety procedures described in the handbook on maintenance and use. Failure to follow instructions regarding maintenance may endanger life, especially where children are concerned.
• children should be closely supervised at all times;
• designate one person to be responsible for safety;
  have extra supervision when the pool is being used by several children;
• make sure that there is equipment to keep anyone who cannot swim afloat;
• teach your children to swim as early as possible;
• wet your neck, arms and legs before getting into the water;
• learn life-saving techniques, especially those specifically used for children;
• do not allow diving or jumping in near young children;
• do not allow running or boisterous games around the edges of the pool;
• do not allow any child who is not a strong swimmer and is unaccompanied to get into the pool without a life jacket on;
• it is a good idea to remove the outside wooden ladder each time you have finished using your pool so that there is no unsupervised access;
• do not leave any toys near or in the pool if it is not being supervised;
• keep the water crystal clear and sanitised;
• store water treatment products out of reach of children;
• do not use any sharp or pointed object in the pool (which may damage the liner);
• never put treatment products directly into the water (this may cause staining on the liner);
• It is essential that the electrical appliances must be operated with an earth leakage circuit breaker (RCD) with a rated fault current of ≤ 30mA .

• Do not allow anyone to go into the pool if the filtration system(s) is (are) not functioning properly.

• All the filters conform to safety standard EN 60335-2-41 (France : NF C15-100) which stipulates that all electrical appliances installed at less than 3.5m from the pool and freely accessible must run on a very low power supply 12V. All electrical appliances that run on 220-240 VAC must be situated at least 3.5m (appliance) and 2,00m (plug) from the edge of the pool. Seek advice from the manufacturer regarding any changes to one or more elements of the filtration system.

• A Replacement of the net cable is not possible. In order to avoid any hazards, the electrical appliance must be taken out of operation in case the connecting cable gets damaged.
• Where possible check the bolts and screws (e.g. for any signs of rust).
• During the excavation phase make sure that the side walls are secured.

In your planning:

• the telephone should be positioned near the pool so that you can supervise your children whilst you are on the phone;
• an Inflatable ring and a pole should be kept near the pool;
• moreover, certain types of equipment may contribute to safety;

a) there should be a protective barrier with the gate always kept shut (e.g. a hedge cannot be regarded as a barrier); b) a manual or automatic cover should be correctly in place and secured;

c) an electronic detector which picks up anyone going in or falling in should be fitted and operating but this does not in any way replace close supervision;

If an accident occurs:

• get the child out of the water as fast as possible;
• call for help immediately and follow the advice you are given;
• remove wet clothing and wrap in warm blankets;
• memorise emergency numbers and put them on a notice near the pool :
• European emergency no: 112
• National Poisons Information Service

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GARANTIES PISCINES UBBINK®

Piscine 410 - H120 cm

After Sales service UBBINK®

Pool 410 - H120 cm

Swimming pool 410 - H120 cm

Warranty conditions:

The pool must be assembled within 48 hours after opening the package. However, if you are forced to keep your pool unpacked for an indefinite period of time before installation (e.g. after-sales service request), it is essential to keep all wooden parts flat in a dry and ventilated area, and to restart them firmly to maintain the benefit of the warranty.
Assembly of the pool on a flat, smooth, level concrete slab in accordance with the dimensions indicated in the instructions is mandatory for the validation of the warranty.
- Our warranty is limited to the replacement of defective parts. It does not in any way imply a claim for compensation or damage and interest.
- The general warranty does not apply in the following cases:

• Use of equipment not in accordance with our instructions.
• Damage caused by improper handling during and after assembly or any modifications made to structural components without the manufacturer's consent.

The pump:

UNDER WARRANTY

NOT UNDER WARRANTY

- Electrical problem: 2 years under normal use conditions (from the date of purchase of the consumer)

- Deterioration by abrasion or corrosion (particularly in the context of water treatment by salt electrolysis) - Damage due to faulty connection or improper replacement of the cable and/or power plug - Equipment dismantled or reassembled by a third party - Breakage of parts (pump base, prefilter cover, fluted tip...) – use of the dry pump - Damage to the pump due to its immersion (flooding of the technical room for example) – damage due to freezing

The liner:

UNDER WARRANTY

NOT UNDER WARRANTY

- 2-year warranty: Sealing and holding of welds under normal use conditions (from the date of purchase by the consumer)Example of warranty coverage

- Deformations of the liner that has been without water for more than 24 hours (never completely drain your pool) - tasks related to algae growth- Tasks related to the decomposition of foreign bodies in contact with the liner- Stains and discolourations resulting from the action of oxidising products- Colour stability and wear due to friction of the material on various surfaces- Liner tears below the hung rail resulting from liner movement or poor water line maintenance- Holes, snags, tears or cuts- Tasks resulting from overdosing or improper handling of treatment products (poured directly into the water)- Folds or damage resulting from improper installation of the liner

Filtration:

UNDER WARRANTY	NOT UNDER WARRANTY
- 2-year warranty on: tank, drain plug, collar, multi-way valve, pump-filter connection pipe (from the date of purchase of the consumer)	- Leakage problems due to operating pressure exceeding the maximum permissible pressure (see filter instructions) - If sand with grain size less than 0.6 mm is used - Damage or inconvenience resulting from improper assembly or failure to comply with our assembly instructions - frost damage

Wood is a material that remains natural.

Wood is a natural material; it can have imperfections. A number of them are normal and superficial. They are excluded from the warranty because they do not affect the strength and durability of your pool.

Cracks

Resin

Shade differences

Longitudinal ribs and knots

Round knots

Retention of oven products

Surface mould

Cracks, splits and tears

Wood is subject to dimensional variations depending on humidity and temperature. When it dries, it retracts irregularly, causing cracks to appear. These can be impressive, but they do not affect the mechanical characteristics and strength of the product.

Resin upwelling

During the autoclave treatment of resinous species, the alternation of vacuum and pressure can lead to sticky resin residues on the surface of the wood. To remove them, simply scratch them gently with a suitable tool.

Colour differences

All wood species have variations in colour. Exposure of wood to UV rays will significantly attenuate them.

Presence of knots

The knots correspond to the trace of the branches of the tree. Our woods are selected to limit the quantity and size as much as possible.

Retention of oven products

Autoclave treated wood often shows greenish or whitish traces on the surface that disappear over time.

Surface mould

Woods are prone to mould caused by microscopic fungi. This surface phenomenon, reinforced by heat, humidity and lack of ventilation, is characterised by spots ranging from light blue to black blue. A simple wiping or exposure of the wood to the outside makes it easy to remove them. It should be remembered that treated woods in class 4 are of course protected against fungal attack.

Additional processing

No additional treatment or application of a wood preservative for your Ubbink® pool is required. When exposed to UV rays, the wood will turn grey over time without affecting its durability. However, you can apply a microporous stain compatible with the autoclave treatment to preserve its original colour if you wish.

Storage and assembly of your pool

If you do not wish to install your pool immediately, it is necessary to store your package properly, without unpacking it, in a cool and well-ventilated place, or failing that, protected from the elements and the sun. If, however, you are forced to unpack your pool, it would be imperative to recondition the package, flat beams, and restrap it firmly. Once unpacked, the structure must be assembled within 48/72 hours.

UNDER WARRANTY

• 15-year warranty against rot and attack by wood-boring insects (from the date of purchase by the consumer) when installed on a smooth, level concrete slab

NOT UNDER WARRANTY

• Changes in wood colour due to climatic effects
• Natural deformations (cracks, splits, and knots that do not affect the mechanical resistance of the wood in any way)
• Imperfections that do not affect the solidity of the structure: resin build-up, difference in colour of the beams, retention of proofer products giving the wood a greenish appearance and grey/black surface mould resulting from a lack of ventilation of the packaged structure
• Assembly or storage defects resulting in deformation of the wall slats (assembly carried out long after opening the package without restrapping)
• Deformation of the beams caused by water pressure, which does not alter the mechanical resistance of the pool in any way
• Deformation of the structure resulting from non-compliant slab assembly
• Deterioration of the structure resulting from semi-underground or non-compliant underground installation (waterproofing sheet and gravel backfill mandatory)
• Structural degradation resulting from treatment of the wood with aquaphobic products that do not allow the wood to breathe: tar, varnish, glaze....
• Breaks or missing tabs of less than 30~cm that do not affect the mechanical resistance of the pool
• Slight deformations that do not prevent the interlocking of the beams

UBBINK® After-Sales Service

Swimming pool 410 - H120 cm

IMPORTANT: After-sales service will only be processed with points of sale.

• Mandatory parts to apply the warranty:

Checkout ticket/proofof purchase
Photo of the damaged part or problem encountered
Warranty form below duly completed
Serial number

Example of a structural problem:
No. appearing on notice

No. appearing on white tarpaulin

Example of a liner problem:
No. appearing on packaging board

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City:	Address:
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Parts list:

Code	Ref.	Designation	Service Qty	SAV Qty
PM	7514114	Martyr piece 45 x 135 x 280 mm	2
PF	7514113	L-shaped finishing profile 28 x 70 x 1260 mm	12
PR	7514097	Post 45 x 135 x 1275 mm (reinforcement)	6
C	7514048	Edge bracket 45 x 230 x 170 x 170 mm	12
	7514049	Wooden stop for skimmer flap 30 x 20 x170 mm	2
PL	7100201	Pair of rungs for wooden ladder H120/130 cm	1
ME	7514052	Fir ladder steps 28 x 145 x 600 mm	5
MGI	7514060	Inner edge 28 x 145 x 1878 mm	6
MGE	7514061	Outer edge 28 x 145 x 2050 mm	5
MSD	7514118	Outer right skimmer coping stone 28 x 145 x 724 mm	1
MSG	7514119	Outer left skimmer coping stone 28 x 145 x 724 mm	1
M	7514070	Beam 45 x 145 x 2080 mm	43
MS	7514071	Upper beam 45 x 135 x 2080 mm	2
2MS	7514072	1/2 upper beam 45 x 67 x 2080 mm	3
2MI	7514073	1/2 lower beam 45 x 77 x 2080 mm	3
MSS	7514074	Upper skimmer beam 45 x 135 x 2080 mm	1
MIS	7514075	Lower skimmer beam 45 x 145 x 2080 mm	1
MR	7504090	Beam discharge 45 x 145 x 2080 mm	1
	7514149	Sand bag (25 kg)	2
R	7514016	Hung hanging rails 2.06 ml	6
	7514750	Stainless steel ladder 3 steps	1

		Poolmax 1 pump	1
		Filtration	1
		Flexible hose, 8 m	1
	7514030	Floor protection felt 200 gr - 2x7 m	1
S		Skimmer, large	1

	7514180	Hardware kit	1
Code	Réf.	DETAIL OF THE KIT QUNCAILLERIE	Service Qty	SAV Qty
A0	7514267	Bracket bag	1
A3	7514638	Bracket bag	1
C2	7514639	Rail bag - Hung	1
DMI	7514553	Screwing coping stone bag	1
DMP2	7514618	Screw bag coping stones	1
E	7514145	Skimmer flap bag	1
G	7514146	Wooden ladder bag + finishing profile	1
	7514144	Galvanised plate 275 x 110 x 1 mm	1 x 6
7514631		Liner 50/100 blue Ø 410 H120	1

GARANTÍA DE LAS PISCINAS UBBINK®

• In-ground installation (on concrete slab)

NOTE: Compulsory safety equipment (tarpaulin, alarm, barrier...)

- Key points on the partially sunk swimming pool or on the inground installation

Before you begin to assemble the pool, make sure that you have all the necessary parts.

IMPORTANT: If you choose to partially sink your swimming pool, make sure that you embed the pump and the filtration unit at the same level as the pool in an enclosed, waterproof place. To ensure that the filtration unit works efficiently, it must always be positioned below the level of the water.

CAUTION: In the case of a partially sunk swimming pool, before you put any water into the pool, you must have a safety system in place for the prevention of drowning, which complies with your national safety standards

During the excavation phase make sure that the side walls are secured.

• Install the waterproofing sheet (not provided) on the outer sides of the pool to drain off rainwater. The height of the liner must correspond to the level of the bank of gravel.
• The dimpled side is to be placed against the pool structure, leaving an air gap between the wet slope and the pool walls. The dimpled structure provides for a convenient distribution of the slope pressure, und at the same time for a low point load (compressive strength: 250kN / m^2 )
• Fill the pool with water before backfilling the circumference with gravel. Fill the circumference of the pool with gravel. Be careful not to distort the structure when backfilling.

• Installation on concrete slab is mandatory and imperative for warranty validation. Thickness: 10 cm minimum. Make sure that the slab is perfectly flat, smooth and level.

SUMMARY:

Soil preparation
2 -Wall assembly
3 - Bracket screwing
4 - Mounting of wall reinforcements
5 - Rail installation
- Felt and liner installation
7 - Nozzles and skimmer cutting
8 - Mounting the pine coping stones
9 - Ladders

1 I a - Mark the positioning of the structure on the ground with a margin of 50~cm to facilitate the control of the geometry.

b - For a concrete slab to the size specified on page 10, with a minimum thickness of 10 cm.
Ic - Align the pool so as to position the skimmer entrance facing the prevailing winds in order to optimise the removal of particles from the surface. For this purpose, use the first row of beams temporarily.

2* - IMPORTANT: It is important that the beams are properly nested, especially those at the bottom (where the water pressure will be highest). TO INTERLOCK A WARPED BEAM: Even when packed on pallets, it is possible that some beams may be warped. This is quite normal, since wood is a living material. To mount a warped beam, position and snap one side of the beam on both sides. Straighten up the other side with 2 wooden shims and the attached clamp. Engage it with the mass and the martyr piece.

2a - Assembly principle. Use the martyr piece to interlock all the beams. The tabs are intended to correctly align the beams when they are interlocked, missing or broken small sizes do not in any way affect the mechanical resistance of the wood, the strength and assembly of the swimming pool.
2b - Retrofit the first row of beams.
2c - Check the geometry with a tape measure (10 m) and continue assembling the beams until the 5th full row.
2d - Check the geometry using a tape measure (10 m).
2e - Position the delivery beam in the 6th row. It can be placed on the right or left of the skimmer.
2f - Position the lower skimmer beam in the 7th row after the lower half beam.
2g - Position the upper skimmer beam and the 3 upper beams.

3a-Draw the locations of the brackets on the skimmer wall and the other 5 walls.

3b - Drill at the bracket locations on the skimmer wall and then the other 5 walls.
3c - Positioning of the brackets in the up - down direction. Adapt the brackets and screw them until the screw heads are embedded in the wood.
3d - Attach the wooden stops for the skimmer flap.
3e - Screw the skimmer vent into the upper beam using 2 round head screws to be removed from the screw bag provided in the skimmer box.
3f – Install the skimmer square outer seal and the skimmer body.
3g - Fix the assembly with the 8 round head screws to be removed from the screw bag provided in the skimmer box, tightening effectively for a good seal.
3h - After covering the threaded part of the Teflon valve (minimum 20 turns anti-clockwise), screw it into the skimmer body. Close the valve. Then cover the threaded part of the fluted end cap in the same way with the Teflon tape. Screw this end cap to the valve.
3i - Seals. Place a rectangular joint on the skimmer frame, making sure it adheres well. At the outlet, install the cork seal (A) at the contact with the wall and then superimpose one of the 2 white round joints (B), making sure that they adhere well.

4a - Cut the 45x135 section pole to length for the skimmer. If the reinforcement post hinders the positioning of the valve, provide a cut-out to free up the necessary space.

4b - Cut the 45 × 135 section wall reinforcement posts at the pool level
4c - Mark the location of the holes and drill the walls.
4d - Screw all beams to the wall reinforcement and embed the screw heads in the wood.

5a - Drill the rails to size (3 cm from the ends and then every 20 cm approximately). The rail of a wall can be composed of several segments placed end to end.

5b - Screw on the first liner rail.
5c - Draw the angle to be cut.
5d - Cut the corners according to the diagram. Screw all rails together.

First of all, carefully clean the concrete slab and remove shards or splinters from the walls with abrasive paper in order to make all supports clean and smooth.

6a - Install the protective floor felt.

6b - Cut the protective felt with a cutter or a pair of scissors.
6c - Place the liner in place at an outside temperature between 20 and 25^ .
6d - Match the angles of the liner with those of the structure.
6e - Hang the liner in the lip of the rail.
6f - Check the positioning of the liner and remove the coarsest folds at the bottom of the pool and on the walls.
6g - Put in 2 cm of water.
6h - Remove all folds
6i - Fill up to 5 cm below the discharge nozzle.

7a - Stop the impoundment Scm below the discharge nozzle.

7b - Position the discharge nozzle from inside the pool.
7c - Cut the liner at the nozzle, leaving a gap of around 2 mm. Insert the white gasket (B) and the discharge nozzle. Tighten the nut on the discharge nozzle sufficiently to ensure tightness by means, if necessary, of the trick mentioned in the diagram.
7d - Cover the threaded part of the end cap with Teflon tape in a counter-clockwise direction. Minimum 20 revolutions.
7e - Screw the end cap to the discharge.
7f – Install one of the pipes at the outlet and secure it with a metal clamp.
7g - Place the other end of the pipe in the pool and refill up to 5cm below the skimmer.
7h - Mark the location of the skimmer joint.
7i - Install the seal and skimmer frame using the 18 flat head screws to be removed from the screw bag provided in the skimmer box.
7j - Cut the liner inside the skimmer frame. Finally, place the flange cover by clipping it into place.
7k - Correct water level at mid-height of the skimmer (after setting up the filtration).
71 - Cut the finishing profiles to pool height and fix them with the nails provided, leaving a gap of 2 cm between the end of the finishing profile and the coping stone

The use of ladders must be limited to access to the pool. The maximum weight allowed is 150kg The means of access must be put in a safe position when not in use.

8 (see pages 26)
9a - Retrofit the ladder. To do this, flush the air below the steps if necessary.
9b - Attach the stainless steel supports using the bolts provided in the stainless steel ladder box. Set up the stainless steel ladder.

the coping is a trimming element. You must not walk, run or sit on it. Not covered by the warranty: changes in colour, distortions (splits, crevices, cracks, knots or splinters) occurring naturally or as the result of incorrect installation.

(1) Failure to comply with the maintenance instructions may lead to serious risks to health, particularly where children are concerned.

1. TREATING THE WATER

Your swimming pool installation is complete! Before you get into the pool for the first time, it is essential to "prepare" the water. Bathing often leads to a good deal of pollution caused by things like vegetation, earth, dust, sweat, saliva, hair, grease, etc. The swimming pool water must be protected from these substances in order to avoid various micro-organisms developing.

In order to do this, a few simple rules may be applied:

• It is a good idea to have the filter running during the day, as it is bathing that causes most of the pollution. Regulate the timing of the filter according to the temperature of the water. The higher the temperature of the water, the more easily bacteria will grow.

Water Temperature	< 10°	10-12°	12-16°	16-24°	24-27°	27-30°
Filtration time	2h	4h	6h	8h	10-12h	-> 20h

Generally speaking, whatever type of system you have, any impurities should be removed if the pool is cleaned regularly using the filter.

The sand filter: When the amount of impurities in the sand increases, the circulation of the water becomes less efficient and consequently the pressure increases. Refer to the notes on maintaining the filtration unit for cleaning it.

• Analyse the water in your swimming pool: it is a worth checking the pH level (degree of acidity or alkalinity of the water) every week. It should always range between 7.2 and 7.6. An incorrect pH level may result in the water treatment products working less efficiently, may accelerate the development of chloramines (causing unpleasant odours and irritation of the mucous membranes...) and the corrosion of any metal parts..

• Treat the water regularly: a weekly disinfectant treatment (bromine, chlorine and active oxygen...) against bacteria will avoid all the problems caused by poor quality water. One treatment every fortnight with an algaecide effectively combats the initial appearance and further development of algae.

(1) Using and storing chlorinated products

Remember that these are dangerous products that must be stored and used only as directed by the manufacturers. Do not mix chemical products with each other. Store products in tightly closed containers in a cool and well ventilated place; do not expose to direct sunlight. If using a container for measuring out chemicals, rinse thoroughly after each use. Read the safety information and instructions provided on each label carefully. Keep all chemicals out of reach of children..

• Everyday remove as much dirty matter from the pool as possible with a fishing net (fallen leaves, dead insects...) and clean the surface of the water regularly to remove greasy deposits.
• Empty the pump container. Just like the skimmer container, it is a good idea to empty it regularly to maintain the optimum filtration level.

Annual treatment: In order to have clean water all the time, clean the filter, change about to 12 of the water in the pool and look after it properly through the winter. Change all the water in your pool every 3 to 4 years.

Problems and solutions :

PROBLEMS	CAUSES	SOLUTIONS
1. Water clear with greenish or brownish tint. Large number of brown stains on the sides of the pool.	Oxidation of metallic salts (iron or copper) present in the water used to fill the pool	Check the pH level. Put in a calcium and metal stabiliser when you fill the pool. Clean out the filter. Remove sediment and filter continuously.
	pH level too low. Corrosion of metal parts.
2. Water has a yellow or brownish tint	Water being used to fill the pool is high in iron or manganese	See 1.
3. Water milky and cloudy	Organic and colloidal impurities	Chlorinate thoroughly. Clean the filter. Remove sediment and filter well.
	Inorganic substancesincreasing the hardness of the water	Check the pH level. Put in a calcium and metal stabiliser when you fill the pool.
4. Slimy green deposits on the sides of the pool	Build up of algae	Chlorinate thoroughly. Treat with an algaecide
5. Sides of the pool have an uneven appearance	Calcium deposits caused by hard water	Check the pH level. Put in a calcium and metal stabiliser. If the pool is empty clean with a pool descaler.
6. Irritation to skin and eyes, unpleasant odour	Presence of combined chlorine (chloramine)	Adjust the pH level. Chlorinate thoroughly. Put in fresh water
7. Evidence of corrosion	pH level too low	Increase the pH level to 7.0 – 7.4

2. TAKING CARE OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE POOL

- The wood

Wood is a living substance which is subject to variations in humidity and temperature. Over the course of time wood is liable to swell, tiny cracks or splits may appear. Such occurrences do not in any way alter the wood's resistance or the durability of our materials.

Furthermore, a deformity in the sides of the pool caused by the pressure of the water may occur, mainly on the central and lower planks (under maximum water pressure) – this is normal.

On the understanding that the pool has been assembled according to the instructions provided, there is no cause for concern here regarding the stability of the structure.

The sterilising high pressure steam treatment of all the timber parts protects the wood from being attacked by insects and fungi. This treatment gives the timber a greenish hue which does not pose any danger to humans. At any rate, this colour will fade with time. According to how much it is exposed to direct sunlight, the wood will gradually take on a silvery grey appearance. This process can be slowed down by using a glaze or protective oil, which ideally should be applied a few weeks after the swimming pool has been installed (this will stabilise the structure and reduce the greenish tinge caused by the steam treatment...).

- The liner

The liner is a flexible PVC membrane and is exceptionally fragile. Therefore make sure that the water in the swimming pool is absolutely clean and that the pH level is not too high.

• The surface of the water is the most exposed to a variety of deposits so it must be cleaned regularly with the appropriate products ( no solvents and no abrasives should be used).
• Never put any undiluted treatment product directly on to the liner as this may cause discoloration. The solid blocks of these products must be dissolved in a chlorine diffuser or ion the skimmer basket.
• When you pause the filtration system, particularly in winter, it is essential to treat the pool to prevent the build up of moss and calcium.

① Never completely drain the pool. You must never allow the liner to be left for more than 24 hours without water in the pool otherwise it may change shape, cracks may appear, etc.

Stains on the liner: causes and solutions

COLORS OF THE SPOTS	POSSIBLE CAUSES	WHAT SHOULD YOU DO
White	1. Discoloration of the material due to contact with a chemical (chlorine...)	1. No solution
White /grey	1. Calcium deposits	1. Drain the pool, have it cleaned by machine, refill the basin, get the water balance right and put in an anti-calcium treatment.
Pink	1. Migration of bacteria which have developed underneath the membrane as a result of an underlying humidity	1) Lower the pH level and the temperature of the water. Carry out a high- power cleaning treatment and run the filter for 48 hours non-stop. To prevent this recurring keep the pH level between 7 and 7.4
Green	1. Algae 2.accelerated deterioration of the surface of the water due to sun and oxidising products	1.Correct the pH level, Carry out a high- power cleaning treatment and run the filter for 48 hours non-stop, have the pool cleaned by machine. 2. Use a descaler, brush the stains then vacuum the deposits.
Orange/brown	1. Dead algae 2. Water contains iron oxide or copper	1. Brush the sides of the pool and vacuum the deposits. 2. Lower the pH level and the temperature of the water, brush the stains then vacuum the deposits.
Black	1. Migration of bacteria which have developed underneath the membrane as a result of an underlying humidity 2. Water contains heavy metals (iron, silver ...)	1. Lower the pH level and the temperature of the water. Carry out a high- power cleaning treatment and run the filter for 48 hours non-stop. To prevent this recurring keep the pH level between 6.8 and 7.0 2. Lower the pH level and the temperature of the water, brush the stains then vacuum the deposits
Liner is sticky or has grease deposits	1. Algae 2. Water contains heavy metals (iron, silver ...)	1.Correct the pH level, Carry out a high- power cleaning treatment and run the filter for 48 hours non-stop, have the pool cleaned by machine. 2. . Lower the pH level and the temperature of the water, brush the stains then vacuum the deposits

3. WINTER CARE AND SAFETY

Winter care is an essential element of maintaining the pool. The aim of this operation is to avoid the build up of too many algae and calcium deposits inside the basin during the winter. By adding a winter care product you will be protecting the water and your pool in winter, thus making it easier to clean at the start of the new season.

① It is imperative that you do not completely drain the pool in the winter (or for a long period of time). In fact totally draining the pool does not improve the condition either of the liner or of the structure of the basin, since the water plays a dual role, providing thermal insulation and ballast. The pool is better protected from weather hasards, the water pressure prevents anything going through the sides of the pool (in case of ground movement) and offsets the pressure of soil and groundwater.

Details about winter care of the filter are given in the notes provided with the tank.

It is a good idea to remove the ladder and put it away in a safe place. For safety reasons, this ladder must only be used for accessing the pool. You should cover the swimming pool with a winter canvas cover or better still a tarpaulin safety cover certified according to safety standard NF P 90 308. In this case you will have to remove any snow from the cover regularly. But having a cover over the pool does not mean that you do not need to be vigilant. You will have to check the state of the water regularly and if the water is turning green you will have to treat it using a chlorine solution.

Finally, make sure that rainwater can drain away properly around the pool.

4. DISMANTLING THE POOL

Whilst it is possible to do so, dismantling the pool is not recommended. In fact, it may cause damage to the component parts and repositioning the liner when reassembling the pool is a very delicate operation.

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Assembly Assistance – Only for France – Belgium – Luxembourg

Our assistance service is available from Monday to Saturday from 9am to 6pm, except on public holidays, at the indigo number:

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