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

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11. MAINTENANCE OF YOUR POOL’N BOX JUNIOR
At least twice a year (open winterizing and opening the pool), inspect the components key to safety
carefully. Replace any worn parts immediately. Spare parts should be original parts or comply with the
specifications set out in this document.
11.1 Upkeep of the structure
Wood is a living material; changes in humidity and temperature will cause the wood to work and could lead
to cracking or splitting. This is a natural phenomenon that in no way impacts the service life of our products.
The autoclave treatment undergone by the wooden elements of this pool complies with the standards
in effect and presents absolutely no danger to people or animals coming into contact with it. Under no
circumstances should any product be applied to the wood (for example: wood stain, paint, oil, micro porous
product, etc.).
Inevitably, the wood will become dirty over time. You may clean the wood once a year using a high pressure
jet to remove dirt from the pores in the wood. Adjust the water pressure carefully to avoid damaging the
surface treatment, or raising wood fibres. Inspect the wooden structure regularly (particularly the coping
and wooden access steps) and remove any splinters that may have appeared.
The POOL’N BOX JUNIOR structure is a free standing structure. However, a slight deformation of the
walls between the supporting braces may be observed, caused by the natural elasticity of wood. The pool
is delivered as a kit and is not designed to be dismantled. Check accessible nuts and bolts over the whole
structure regularly and carry out any necessary maintenance (tighten, treat rust, etc.).
The liner of the pool should not be subject to aggressions that could impair its leaktightness.
Over the course of its service life, it may be necessary to completely empty the pool. During this operation,
take all the measures necessary to avoid dangers (falls, slips, etc.).
Failure to respect maintenance instructions may entail serious risks to health, especially that of children.
11.2 Winterizing the pool
The pool must not be left empty over the winter period (or for any prolonged period of time). In fact, the
liquid mass plays a dual role, it provides thermal insulation and acts as ballast, holding the liner in place
against the pool structure.
To winterize the pool:
• add an algaecide winterizing product and stop the pump;
• unscrew the ball-union-trim assembly and the suction grate and remove them, replace them with
plugs (supplied);
• drain the filter by pulling the tube off the filter outlet port, this should be replaced when the pool is
being put back into service;
• unplug the filter and store it in a dry place, protected against freezing.
A cover should be placed over the pool while it is winterized.