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Problem
Diagnosis
Solution
System is not
cleaning as it
used to.
Check for minimum operating
pressure of 20 psi (138 kPa) on
the water valve.
Check the run time of your in
floor system. It may need to be
extended. Especially during in-
creased demand due to weather
conditions or bather load. Refer
to the section titled Paramount’s
systems “relationship to your
pool’s equipment”. If after follow-
ing these steps and the problem
still exists call a trained profes-
sional to service your pool.
System is not
cleaning as it
used to.
Pool drain is plugged.
With the filter pump and booster
pump (if applicable) both running
adjust your valves on the filter
pump to draw 100% from the
pool drain. If your filter pump be-
comes noisy (cavitates) your pool
drain may be obstructed. At this
point call a trained professional
to service your pool.
An area around
one nozzle that
is going up and
down is not being
cleaned.
Cleaning nozzle is partially or
completely blocked.
Refer to the Nozzle/Installation
and Removal section. Remove
the nozzle. With the nozzle re-
moved turn on the system pump
to blow out the circuit. Check
the nozzle for debris stuck inside.
Replace the nozzle.
Troubleshooting Guide for
Paramount In-Floor Systems
It is always best to call a trained professional to service your pool
Further information on your cleaning system can be found at: www.1paramount.com
