M O N T A G E I N S T R U C T I E C E N T U R Y - P A G I N A 1
Installation inlet fixture
1. Install the gasket of the inlet (17) into the wall ope-
ning. Insert the inlet fixture (18) through the liner and
the wall starting from the inside of the pool. Make a
small notch into the liner and press the inlet fixture
through.
2. Now screw the inlet (16) onto the inlet fixture; turn
it clockwise until the inlet end points towards the
bottom.
3. Install the eyeball inserted piece (20) into the eyeball
(21). Insert the eyeball with the inserted piece into the
inlet fixture, turn the closure (22) on top of that; make
sure that the eyeball location stands in the water run-
ning off direction of the skimmer opening
WARNING: Always keep the water level between the
water level signs on the skimmer plate.
After installation of the skimmer check if there are leaks
when the pool is filled. Continuous leaks can cause
damage to the pool wall, so that eventually there is pool
failure.
VACUUMING
Empty the skimmer basket before suctioning.
1. Switch off the pump. Assemble the vacuum nozzle,
handle and hose. A proper flexible hose provides the
best suction results. Attach the free end to the vacu-
um adaptor (13).
2. Switch on the pump. Keep the free end of the hose
against the outlet of the inlet fixture. Because of this
air shall pass through the hose. When bubbles no
longer exit from the vacuum nozzle, all air has been
removed (please refer to Figure 5/6).
4. Screw the rest of the self tapping screws through the
skimmer plate, liner, gaskets, wall and the correspon-
ding openings in the skimmer. Tighten all self tapping
screws manually; this to prevent damage to the skim-
mer plate. With a Stanley knife now cut away the liner
on the inside of the skimmer plate; do the same with
the vacuum inlet. (Fig 4)
ATTENTION: The gasket around the vacuum connection
(10) is necessary to ensure a watertight closure around
the vacuum connection during the suctioning off of
water. Attach the suction cover (12) and the attachment
of the suction cover (11) to the skimmer plate with a
screw (8).
A S S E M B L Y I N S T R U C T I O N S S U N L A K E - O V A L - P A G E 1 8
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Skimmer
plate
Skimmer
valve
Suction connection for
cleaning pool
Inside pool
Self tapping
screw
Skimmer plate
Gasket
Gasket
Inside pool wall & liner
Cutting away
liner
Skimmer
opening
Outside pool
Suction connection
