A S S E M B L Y I N S T R U C T I O N S S U N L A K E - O V A L - P A G E 2
Installation Instructions
HOW TO USE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Be sure to read these instructions completely before
beginning the installation of your pool. ATTENTION:
Always use these assembly instructions to install
your swimming pool. Ignore any English instructions
included with the pool, as the size will be in inches, etc.
ATTENTION: Check the pool parts with the English
parts lists.
These are installation instructions for the installation of
several sizes of round pools. Use the pool parts list and
extensive illustrations to identify your pool parts; then
read these instructions and follow the steps that pertain
to your pool assembly.
Doughboy cannot be held liable for damage caused by
careless or improper installation. Your warranty is void
if the pool assembly and installation instructions are
not followed exactly, or if the pool design is altered in
any way.
Contracted Installation
Doughboy is not affiliated with any professional pool
installers and cannot assume any responsibility for
installation mistakes made by the homeowner. If
the pool is installed by others, please supervise the
installation and make sure that the correct installation
method is applied.
Change of pool design
Doughboy expressly reserves the right to change or
modify the design and instruction during the course of
our manufacturing procedures, without incurring any
obligation or liability to reapply such modifications on
products previously or currently sold.
CAUTIONS
1. Do not attempt to install pool wall on windy days.
An unsupported pool wall can easily blow down and
may thus cause personal injury.
2. When assembling your pool, keep the parts not
currently used in an area out of the way. Unpacked
parts are easily tripped over and may be damaged
or cause personal injury.
3. Do not attempt to lift the heavy boxes by yourself. To
reduce the possibility of personal injury, have some-
one help you move heavy boxes (pool wall, liner, etc.).
WARNING
1. Your pool must be level within 2-3 cm all around.
An unlevel pool may cause excessive stress on
the pool frame. A pool which is not level may
cause a lot of pressure on the frame. This may
result in pool failure which could cause serious
personal injury.
2. Your pool must be on undisturbed soil, preferably
filtered sand. Filled up sand, sudden slopes within
15 cm or the water runoff may cause a cave in of
the subsoil. This could cause pool failure and may
cause personal injury.
3. Always install the Warning Sign. The decal is
designed to warn you, your friends and loved ones
that your pool is to be used for swimming and wad-
ing only. Do not allow any form of horseplay in or
around the pool. Failure to follow this warning can
lead to severe personal injury. Read the “Safety
First” booklet (in English).
4. Use stabilised sand as a pool cove. Common sand
can easily erode and allow the pool liner to rupture
which may cause pool failure or personal injury.
5. Secure your pool when not in use. Ladders and
gates should be secured to reduce the possibility
of unauthorised entry and possible serious
accidents.
6. Always repair liner leaks. Continued leakage
between the pool wall and liner can cause wall
damage to the wall which eventually may result
in pool wall failure. This could result in personal
injury.
7. To reduce the risk of possible electrical shock,
never install your pool under overhead wires.
8. Do not alter your pool as this may cause pool fail-
ure. Your warranty is void if the pool is altered.
9. Do not install a diving board, pool slide or any
other recreational accessories for use during div-
ing, sliding or jumping into your pool.
10. ATTENTION: Do not install the pool liner at tem-
peratures under 16ºC. At lower temperatures the
liner’s elasticity is too limited for proper installation.
