INST 448 Jacuzzi® JVX Series Pool pump V10-17
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SPEED SELECTION EXAMPLES FOR JVX160 OR JVX300
Function
Speed
Vacuuming Pool or Spa
Medium Speed (high speed may collapse vacuum
hose)
Operating Spa Jets
Medium or High Speed
Operating Waterfall or Water Feature
Medium Speed or High Speed, depending on effect
required
Cleaning up pool with Cloudy Water
Up to 24 hours on High Speed
General Filtration
Low Speed (8 hours in winter, 8 to 12 hours in
summer)
Single Pump In-floor Cleaning System
Medium Speed for 3 to 3 hours per day and low
speed for 5 or 6 hours per day
Compatible Pressure Cleaner
2 or 3 hours per day on high speed, 5 or 6 hours per
day on low speed
USE WITH SUCTION CLEANERS
When connecting a suction cleaner to the Jacuzzi® JVX160 or JVX300 Pool Pump, it essential that full prime is
achieved on the pump prior to connecting the cleaner hose. During operation at low speeds, the pump may only
operate with partial prime in the hair and lint pot chamber.
To operate a suction cleaner on your pump;
1.
Choose the speed button (low, medium or high) on which the pump will operate when the suction
cleaner is connected.
2.
Allow pump to operate for a minimum of 2 minutes to allow a full prime to be achieved.
3.
Connect cleaner plate and hose to skimmer/wall suction only after all air has been purged from the top
of the hair and lint pot of your Jacuzzi® JVX160 or JVX300 Pool Pump.
4.
Adjust speed (with increase or decrease buttons) at which the cleaner will travel to all areas of the pool.
Factory set medium speed will usually operate all suction cleaner types in most pools. If using the Low
Speed setting, it will usually be necessary to increase the low speed to ensure the suction cleaner
operates reliably.
5.
When cleaner is no longer required, disconnect and remove hose/cleaner plate from system. Select the
lowest filtration speed that keeps your pool clean.
6.
If replacing or selecting a new cleaner, Jacuzzi® recommend Robotic Range of Cleaners which operate
independently from the filter pump and allows the pump to operate at a speed which offers the
maximum energy (and cost) savings.
