BWT Pool'N Box Junior, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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2021/03 - Version: B Code : 37371
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WOODEN POOLS BWT myPOOL POOL’N BOX
The liner is deliberately manufactured 1.5% smaller than the dimensions of the structure to ensure that
there will be no wrinkles. It is therefore normal for it to be taut when laid. If there are wrinkles on the floor
of the pool, smooth these out as much as possible before filling the pool with water. Creases caused by
folding of the liner are normal and will disappear over time.
Check that the liner is correctly positioned (no excessive stress loading, no creases on the pool floor
or walls).
Should the liner need to be repositioned while fitting, never pull it along the track. Release the liner
and reposition it to avoid the risk of tearing.
Check that the liner is correctly engaged in the locking track, particularly in the corners both before and
during filling of the pool. Leave the half-pegs in position while filling the pool.
Fill the pool to a depth of a few centimetres, and smooth out the liner on the pool floor, pushing any wrinkles
towards the walls.
Once the water level rises above 10 cm, it will no longer be possible to smooth out any remaining wrinkles.
Once the wrinkles have been smoothed out, fill the pool to a depth of 20 cm, that is, 20 cm below the return
fitting.
Should the liner come away from the liner locking track while the pool if filling, stop filling and reattach the
liner. Depending on the water level in the pool, it may be necessary to partially empty the pool in order to
reattach the liner.
7.6 Mounting flanges on the ABS pool fittings
To continue filling the pool, flanges must be mounted on the return fitting the suction fitting skimmer when
the water level is 5 to 10 cm underneath the parts).
Check the hydraulic circuit for leaks while the pool is filling (cartridge filter, pool fittings).
The procedure to follow for installation of the return fitting flange is illustrated in
Figure 23
:
• locate and mark the screw housings underneath the liner, hold the part in place and check that the
marks and holes in the flange line up;
• glue the adhesive gasket to the flange, taking care to ensure that the holes in the gasket line up with
the holes in the part
• screw the flange onto the body of the return fitting using four countersunk screws 5 × 16, A4 SS
(enclosed with the flanges), tighten the screws alternately to ensure a leaktight fit. You may pre
pierce the liner with a small screw driver to facilitate insertion of the screws. Tighten moderately by
hand to exert pressure on the seal. Sudden or excessive tightening could split the gasket.
• using a Stanley knife, cut away the liner inside the flange.
• lastly, screw the eyeball-union-trim assembly into the return fitting body.
Figure 23 – Installing the return fitting flange