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Filter Setup

Assembly: See Figures 2 through 5 for filter assembly.

Loading Sand Media

1. To keep sand out of collector assembly, place plastic

sand shield over top of collector tube before pouring
sand into filter (See Figure 5).

2. To support laterals and prevent lateral breakage dur-

ing loading, fill tank about half full of water before
loading sand.

3. Pour sand into filter tank. See “Recommended Sand

Grades”, Page 4, for correct type and quantity of sand
to use.
NOTICE: Make sure gasket area on top of tank is free
of sand before installing valve and clamp.

4. Before installing valve, double-check that correct

quantity of sand has been loaded (see Page 4).

5. Remove plastic sand loading shield and keep for fu-

ture use.

Valve Installation:

See Figures 6, 7, and 8
1.  Install O-Ring on valve flange; make sure O-Ring is

clean, dry, and has no nicks, tears, or scrapes.

2.  Make sure tank and valve flanges are clean and free

of sand; put valve on top of tank. Vertical pipe of
collector assembly inserts into base of valve.

3.  Install clamp; make sure knob is positioned for easy

access for filter maintenance. Valve port labeled
“PUMP” must align with pump discharge port.

4.  Tighten clamp knob until clamp ends (under bolt)

are 1/4” (6mm) apart. Tap around outside of clamp
with a mallet to help seat clamp.

Hazardous pressure. Clamp will not

hold unless it is seated properly! DO NOT START
PUMP until clamp ends are 1/4” (6mm) apart or
less.

5.

If clamp will not pull up to 1/4” (6mm) gap, wait

15-30 minutes and retighten. Tap clamp gently with
mallet to help seat clamp.

6. Tape hose fitting threads with 2-3 turns of teflon

tape; install hose fittings in valve “PUMP” port and
in pump discharge port. See Figure 8.

7. Lubricate both ends of connecting hose sparingly

with dish soap or petroleum jelly. See Figure 9.

8A. Push hose onto barbed fitting in valve port until it

butts against octagonal ring. Slide 2 hose clamps
onto hose. See Figure 10.

8B. Tighten hose clamp at valve port on shank of hose

barb (

not on ridges).

9A. Push hose onto barbed fitting in pump discharge

port until it butts against octagonal ring. See 
Figure 11.

9B. Tighten hose clamp at valve port on shank of hose

barb (

not on ridges).

B. Insert assembly 
     into top of 
     filter tank.

A. Insert first lateral into socket; 
    twist clockwise 1/4 turn 
    to lock lateral into hub.
    Lateral is correctly installed
    when slots face down. 

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C. Hold assembly  up 
    near top of tank and 
    add remaining
    laterals.

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D. After all
     laterals are
     securely in
     sockets,
     position 
     assembly on 
     centering
     boss in
     bottom of 
     tank.

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Fill tank 
about 
half full 
of water
before 
adding
sand.      

Sand Shield
keeps collector
hub assembly 
clean when
loading filter.

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Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

Summary of Contents for AT11521

Page 1: ...T2407110 3 4 15 AT11524 AT11824 AT12024 AT11525 AT11825 AT12025 AT2407130 3 4 15 AT11521 AT11821 AT12021 AT2407120 3 4 16 AT11533 AT11833 AT12033 AT11536 AT11836 AT12036 AT2410110 1 15 AT11534 AT11834...

Page 2: ...this product unless they are closely super vised at all times 3 Risk of electrical shock Connect only to a grounding type receptacle protected by a ground fault cir cuit interrupter GFCI Contact a qua...

Page 3: ...igh pressure or city water system 2 Use equipment only in a pool or spa installation 3 Trapped air in system can cause explosion BE SURE all air is out of system before operating or testing equipment...

Page 4: ...95 F 35 C 95 F 35 C Turnover in Hours 6 Hours 9 070 Gal 34 330 liters 11 340 Gal 42 922 liters 15 700 Gal 59 424 liters 8 Hours 12 100 Gal 45 799 liters 15 120 Gal 57 229 liters 20 930 Gal 79 220 lit...

Page 5: ...from pipe friction Be solid level rigid vibration free Be installed so that trap suction inlet is below pool water level at all times This allows pump to prime Have adequate ventilation to prevent mot...

Page 6: ...h a mallet to help seat clamp Hazardous pressure Clamp will not hold unless it is seated properly DO NOT START PUMP until clamp ends are 1 4 6mm apart or less 5 If clamp will not pull up to 1 4 6mm ga...

Page 7: ...Valve Installation Page 6 when reinstalling valve See Figures 6 and 7 3114 1197 Align Ports R E C I R C U L A T E B A C K W A S H E W A S T E F I L T E R Port labeled PUMP should align with pump disch...

Page 8: ...actly consult a licensed electrician Do not use an extension or drop cord with this system it could cause a fire hazard or low voltage problems Wet cords cause shock hazards Extension cords can easily...

Page 9: ...th heavy swimmer loads operating filter 6 to 12 hours per day should be suffi cient Carefully monitor water chemical balance and follow recommendations of your local pool profes sional Water Maintenan...

Page 10: ...protection placed around system for shutdown 2 See Startup Page 8 for reactivation of the filter 3 Inspect all electrical wiring to pump for damage or deterioration over the shutdown period Have a qua...

Page 11: ...ve lid Key No 3 by pulling straight up while holding plug shaft Key No 5 down with thumb C Inspect Internal Parts Inspect plug and gasket spring O Rings and internal washers Key No 4 Replace if necess...

Page 12: ...lts see Figure 15 Remove seal plate Key No 9 Tap stationary half of seal out of seal plate see Figure 16 10 If necessary disconnect electrical wiring from motor terminal board and remove motor Key No...

Page 13: ...rcuit breaker tripping 5 Consult dealer installer or service representative TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE FILTER A Short Cycle between backwashes NOTICE Time between backwashes will vary with each installatio...

Page 14: ...11 Drain Cap 1 14965 0025 14965 0025 14965 0025 12 O Ring Drain Cap 1 U9 371 U9 371 U9 371 13 Drain Lateral Tube 1 24201 0058 24201 0058 24201 0058 14 O Ring Lateral Tube 1 U9 370 U9 370 U9 370 15 La...

Page 15: ...9 229 U9 229 U9 229 19 Strainer Basket 1 C108 33P C108 33P C108 33P 20 Trap Body 1 C153 53P1 C153 53P1 C153 53P1 21 Pipe Plug 1 4 NPT w O Ring 2 U178 920P U178 920P U178 920P 22 Capscrew 5 16 18x1 1 4...

Page 16: ...21 Drain Plug w O Ring 2 U178 920P 22 Cap Screw 4 U30 64SS 23 Lock Washer 4 U43 11SS 24 Plain Washer 4 U43 41SS 25 Trap Outlet Gasket 1 C20 123 27 Plain Washer 4 U43 117SS 28 Cap Screw 4 U30 52SS Name...

Page 17: ...962 0032 3 Dowel Pin 1 35857 0021 4 Washer 1 14965 0007 5 Decal Operating Instr 1 14965 0020 6 Screw 7 37067 0714 7 Valve Cover 1 14965 0011 8 O Ring 1 35505 1228 9A Washer 2 14965 0007 9B Washer 1 14...

Page 18: ...t to negligence misappli cation improper installation or maintenance or other cir cumstances which are not in AquaTools direct control Full warranty coverage is in effect for one year after instal lat...

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