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You may have purchased this pool with the filter pump. The pump has its own separate set of installation
instructions. First assemble your pool unit and then set up the filter pump.
Estimated assembly time 30-60 minutes, (Note the assembly time is only approximate and individual
assembly experience may vary.)
1. Liner Preparation
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Find a flat, level location that is free and clear of stones, branches or other sharp objects that may puncture
the pool liner or cause injury.
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Open the carton containing the liner, joints, legs, etc., very carefully as this carton can be used to store the
pool during the winter months or when not in use.
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Take out the ground cloth (8) (if included) and spread it
over the cleared area. Then take out the liner (6) and
spread it out over the ground cloth, with the drain valve
directed towards the draining area. Place the drain valve
away from the house. Allow the sun to warm up the liner
before inserting the beams (5) into the sleeve openings.
IMPORTANT:
Always set up the pool unit with at least
2 persons Do not drag the liner across the ground as this
can cause liner damage and pool leakage (see drawing 1).
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During the setup of this pool liner, point the hose connections or openings in the direction of the electric
power source. The outer edge of the pool should be within reach of the pump's electrical connection.
2. Horizontal Beams Assembly
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The frame pool's legs (7) and beams (5) fall into two groups. The larger diameters are the horizontal beams
that are slid (pushed) into the sleeve openings at the top of the liner. The smaller diameters are the vertical
legs. Both these legs and beams fit into the T-joints (3).
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2.1
2.2
2.3
NOTE:
Sprinkle some talcum powder over the horizontal beams
before sliding them into the pool liner sleeve. This will make
removal of the beams from the liner easier during the disassembly
or the pool.
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Starting at any location, but always working in the same direction,
push the horizontal beam into the sleeve. Once the beam is centered
take one of the T-joints and attach the joint to one end of the beam.
Push the beam firmly into the T-joint. Repeat this procedure in a
circular fashion until all the beams and joints have been connected
(
see drawings 2.1 & 2.2
).
NOTE:
It's important to start from
one location and work in the
same direction until the last attachment
. Do not start from multiple
locations as this will make the connections difficult for the last few
beams and joints.
The last joint connection may be difficult to complete. You can do
it though, if you first simultaneously raise the last joint and beam
about 2 inches (5 cm). Now insert the beam into the joint while
lowering the pieces into position. The beam will easily slide into
the joint (see drawing 2.3). Ensure that the last joint is fully
connected before proceeding to connecting the legs.
