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Figure 5 - How to install rubber
& cork gasket outside
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Take the locknut (see figure 6) and screw
it onto the threads with the flat side facing
the pool (see figure 7).
Figure 6 - Locknut
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Figure 7 - Direction locknut
should face
Figure 8 - Opening for ball
seat to be screwed into
Figure 9 - Completed return
inside pool
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Take hose fitting (BS 26646BLK) and cover threads with Teflon tape (see figure 10) and
screw into threaded opening on outside of return (see figure 11). Attach 1-1/4” or 1-1/2” filter
hose with clamp (BS 35815) and attach loose end to discharge of pump (typically top opening)
with final hose clamp.
Figure 10 - Teflon tape hose adaptor
Figure 11 - Return with outside return fitting
Place second rubber gasket over threads
so it is touching the outside part of the wall.
Place cork gasket on in the same fashion in
front of the rubber gasket (see figure 5).
Screw the ball seat (small round threaded piece) inside the threads of the return (see figure 8),
place eyeball inside and secure with locking ring.
NOTE:
If you have an oval pool, it is suggested that you use 1” eyeball with blue directional.
To eliminate harmful back pressure from a strong pump, use 1” eyeball. See figure 9 for
completed return.
