tube should connect to the adapter in the center. Connections should then be secured using the
worm-drive clamps. Set and level the bowl with shims if necessary.
7) Thread the 1” x 9” standpipe into the center of the 6597 floor as shown. Seal the unused opening
tightly with the 19-047 corked rubber stopper. Also, thread in one of the 1”MPT x 1”Barb adapters
into the hole above the adapter which is holding the “straight-through” tube. Then, push the longer
of the 1” clear pvc tubes onto the adapter barb and secure the connection with a plastic snap clamp.
8) Set the 7596 base on top of the 6597 bowl as shown, making sure to keep the pvc tube vertical,
pointing up through the base.
9) Before adding to the growing fountain, hold the 6596S bowl on its side and thread a 1”MPT x
1”Barb adapter into both the top and bottom of the center hole. Then, add it to the fountain. As you
lower it, connect the open tube to the barb under the 6596S, clamp, then set it down on the base.
Level if necessary.
10) Push an end of the shorter 1” clear pvc tube onto the adapter barbs inside the 6596S bowl.
Secure with a plastic snap clamp.
11) Setting the 6595 sideways, install a 1”MPT x 1”Barb adapter underneath and thread a 1”MPT x
¾” Barbed adapter into the top floor of the 6595 as shown. As you lower the 6595 onto the 6596S,
connect the open tube to the underside of the 6595 and secure with a snap clamp.
12) Push the short ¾” tube onto the adapter in the top floor of the 6595. Slide a flow restrictor onto
this tube and tighten it just enough to hold it in place. You can tighten this restrictor after the
fountain starts if you want to lessen the water flow to the top and increase water flow to the big
6597 bowl.
13) Place the 5595 finial on the top. As you do, slide the short ¾” tube up the center hole of the
5595. You may need to twist the flow restrictor upward a bit to make it fit.
14) Fill all basins with water. Read your pump instructions. Then plug in the pump. Once the
fountain starts flowing throughout, use shims provided to adjust for level adjustments.
15) Finally, place the eight 9019N surrounds around the fiberglass pool and align evenly.
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IMPORTANT – WINTER CARE
Winter ice build-up can cause damage to concrete statuary.
Follow these tips to reduce winter weathering to your fountain:
* Disconnect power to pumps and lights.
* Remove plugs/stoppers in all fountain bowls to open drains
and let all moisture out. Keep drains open throughout winter.
* Place an absorbant material like burlap, blankets, etc. inside
vases/bowls and cover all with a Henri fountain cover.
* Do not allow snow or ice to build up on or against the
concrete. Remove snow before it turns to ice. Do not use
antifreeze, salt or chemical ice removers as these may
damage concrete.
Online Resources
Products
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www.henristudio.com/products
FAQs:
www.henristudio.com/faq
Warranty:
www.henristudio.com/warranty
Contact :
www.henristudio.com/contact-us
Caution: The use of Chlorine or Chlorine Bleach or water
coloring additives may damage the finish of your fountain.
