avenli 290732 Series, User Manual

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Long-term storage and winter storage
Use of the product in a frozen pool may cause damage and void the warranty quality. If the
product is to be used with antifreeze, propylene glycol may also be used. Propylene glycol is
a non-toxic chemical that will not damage any plastic parts. Other types of antifreeze are
highly toxic and can be harmful to the plastic components of the product.
1. Before draining water or changing the location of the pool, make sure the direction
of discharge is toward the drainage ditch and away from the house. Familiarize
yourself with local regulations and special water treatment requirements.
2. Switch off the product and disconnect the power plug.
3. After emptying, remove all connected sand filtration pumps, notched pipes and filter
covers on the pool wall.
4. Unscrew the drain valve (8) counterclockwise to completely drain the water from the
filter. The drain plug is at the bottom of the filter body.
5. Dry the sand filtration pump components and the knurled pipes.
6. Before long-term storage, lubricate the sealing rings and washers in the order listed
below.
7. The best practice for product storage is to dry the parts and engine and put them in
their original packaging. To avoid shrinkage or corrosion, do not cover or wrap the
motor in a plastic bag.
8. Store the motor and components in a dry place at a temperature between 0 °C and
40 °C.