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9.  Connect the extension tubes to the diverter valve.  Pay 

attention to the markings on the ends of the diverter valve. 
The end with the “P” connects to the pump.  The end with the 

” points up, and connects to the fountain head.  Fig. 9 

 
 

  NOTE:  Tubes and diverter valve are NOT INCLUDED. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                                                                                                                                        Fig. 9 
 

10. For 1/2 in. tubing, connect the tubing onto the second output 

of the diverter.  Connect the other end of the tubing to a 
spitter or other water feature.  Fig. 10 

 
 

NOTE:  Tubing, diverter valve, and adapter are NOT    

 

 

INCLUDED. 

 
 
 
 
 
                                                                                                                                     
                                                                                                                                        Fig. 10   
 
 

11. Connect the fountain head to the top extension tube.  Adjust 

the diverter valve to split the flow between the fountain head 
and the spitter.  Fig. 11 

 
 

NOTE:  Fountain head kit is NOT INCLUDED. 

 
 
 
 

 

                              
 
 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fig. 11 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Extension tube 

Extension tube 

Diverter valve 

 

 

Diverter valve 

1/2 in. 
tubing

 

Fountain head  

Diverter 

valve 

1/2 in. 
tubing

 

Extension 

tube 

Connect 
to spitter 

Summary of Contents for MF13010

Page 1: ...eria that will provide a balanced environment in your pond This filter is designed to work with a water pump that can circulate a minimum of 200 gallons per hour As a pre filter the MF13010 reduces pond debris and particulate before they enter the pump and other pond accessories This pre filtration reduces the clogging of your pump and accessories and minimizes the need for cleaning Part Descripti...

Page 2: ...e pump Fig 2 Fig 2 3 Connect the extension tube to the outlet of the pump using the adapter adapter is part of fountain head kit Fig 3 NOTE Fountain head kit item N6100 is NOT INCLUDED and is not required for operation Fig 3 4 Place one of the fine filter pads over the bio balls and pump Then place one of the coarse filter pads over the fine filter pad Fig 4 NOTE The fine filter pad is blue and th...

Page 3: ... Fig 5 NOTE Extension tubes and coupler are NOT INCLUDED Fig 5 6 Place the filter box top over the filter box bottom and connect the fountain head to the top extension tube Fig 6 NOTE Fountain head kit is NOT INCLUDED Fig 6 7 Place the filter assembly in the water Fig 7 Fig 7 8 Place the filter box top on top of the filter box bottom It should snap closed Fig 8 Fig 8 Extension tube Extension tube ...

Page 4: ...o the second output of the diverter Connect the other end of the tubing to a spitter or other water feature Fig 10 NOTE Tubing diverter valve and adapter are NOT INCLUDED Fig 10 11 Connect the fountain head to the top extension tube Adjust the diverter valve to split the flow between the fountain head and the spitter Fig 11 NOTE Fountain head kit is NOT INCLUDED Fig 11 Extension tube Extension tub...

Page 5: ...ay destroy the beneficial bacteria The bio media balls in you filter system and the inside surfaces of the filter box contain the beneficial bacteria At least once a year the entire system should be disassembled and cleaned thoroughly using warm soapy water mild detergent This should not be done during the warm season as it may take up to 8 weeks to re establish the environmental balance The best ...

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