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PA50 and PA60 Aeration Systems ...

These aeration systems come with a continuous

duty compressor, 200 feet of hose and two air

diffusers.

Once the air diffuser is assembled and the tub-

ing is attached, you are ready to install the dif-

fuser. Always unroll the tubing completely

before installing the diffuser. The diffuser can be

lowered into your pond with a rope. Often a

float, such as a duck decoy or a milk jug, will be used so retrieval of the diffuser is possi-

ble.

Assembly:

1. Unpack all the parts. Compare parts with packing list below to ensure all parts were

received. If a shortage occurs, please notify us immediately.

2. Screw the round rubber membrane diffuser into the PVC base. Fill base with sand or

small stone.

3. Slide one end of the tubing onto the barbed adapter on the PVC base and secure with a

clamp (provided).

4. Attach the 2' piece of flex pipe into the outlet side of the compressor.

5. Unroll the entire roll of pipe. It is recommended that the pond diffuser be installed at this

point. This will allow you to trim any unused pipe before attaching to the pump. Once
installed and trimmed, attach the other end of the tubing to the flexible hose on the com-
pressor.

6. Connect the valved outlet assembly to the compressor.

7. Connect the tubing to the flex hose on the compressor. Once the compressor is running,

you may have to adjust the valves to equal the air flow to each diffuser. This corrects the
difference in air flow caused by a difference in operating depth and/or tubing lengths.

PA50 and PA60 Packing List:

The PA50 and PA60 aeration sys-

tems are identical except for the

compressor. The PA60 compres-

sor has a higher pressure rating

for deeper water operation. All

other items and assembly are the

same for these two kits.

After one or two years of opera-

tion, you will possibly notice a sudden drop in air bubbles. This is a sign the compressor

needs new vanes. A rebuild kit is available to restore like-new performance. 

Be sure to keep the air filter clean. Wash dirty air filters in soapy water. Replacement filters

are available.

Description.

Qty.

Packed

Air Compressor w/filter

1

Valve Assembly

1

Membrane Diffusers

2

Tubing Clamps

4

200' Roll Tubing

1

____' Additional Tubing

Packed By:

Date:

# of Boxes:

Summary of Contents for PA10

Page 1: ...llation operating and maintenance guidelines for PA10 PA12 PA33 PA50 PA60 PA75 PA100 and Windmill Aeration Systems Save this booklet for future reference Diffused Aeration Systems Diffused Aeration Sy...

Page 2: ...n first starting the aeration system If the stagnant water on the pond bottom is stirred up too fast a temporary increase in oxygen demand will occur and in rare cases a fish kill could result If your...

Page 3: ...d of the tubing onto the barbed adapter coming out of the PVC manifold Clamp this connection using the clamp provided 4 Position the PVC manifold and airstones onto the white plastic underlay Use the...

Page 4: ...e tubing onto the barbed adapter coming out of the PVC manifold Clamp this connection using the clamp provided 4 Position the PVC manifold and airstones onto the white plastic underlay Use the plastic...

Page 5: ...e into the outlet side of the compressor 5 Unroll the entire roll of pipe It is recommended that the pond diffuser be installed at this point This will allow you to trim any unused pipe before attachi...

Page 6: ...allow you to trim any unused pipe before attaching to the pump Once installed and trimmed attach the other end of the tubing to the flexible hose on the com pressor 6 Connect the valved outlet assembl...

Page 7: ...ttach the other end of the tubing to the flexible hose on the com pressor 6 Connect the valved outlet assembly to the compressor 7 Connect the tubing to the flex hose on the compressor Once the compre...

Page 8: ...mp Unroll the tubing completely before attempting to install the diffuser assembly in your pond Tubing needs to be weighted to sink Usually a three to five pound weight every six to eight feet is adeq...

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