Assembly and Operating Instructions 'Standard' Pools
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SAFE USE OF THE SWIMMING POOL
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Dives into the pool are not allowed, never jump
into shallow water (danger of serious injuries or
even death).
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Learn first aid skills (cardiopulmonary
resuscitation CPR) and refresh your knowledge
regularly. This can make a lifesaving difference in
an emergency.
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All pool users, including children, are to be
instructed what to do in an emergency.
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Remove protecting covers completely before
using the pool, never dive under covers.
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Place the ladder to enter the swimming pool
on a secure, firm floor. Check regularly that all
connections are still tight and properly fixed, and
that there is no damage.
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Never use the swimming pool when under the
influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication.
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Never mix water treatment chemicals, keep
chemicals for the swimming pool securely closed
and out of the reach of children.
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Never allow swimming alone; children or
non-swimmers may only use the pool under
supervision and, if necessary, with swimming
aids. All users, especially children, are
encouraged to learn how to swim.
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Please use the enclosed safety labels and fix
them in a clearly visible place in the area of your
swimming pool (within 2000 mm).
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Place life-saving equipment (bars, safety buoys,
first aid emergency numbers) near the pool.
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Ensure a regular measurement of pH and
disinfectant levels, since this is the only way you
can prevent the spreading of germs (bacteria,
viruses, etc.) in the water. Please have a shower
before and after swimming. Never enter or jump
into the water when you are overheated.
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Never sit down on the edge of the pool and do
not cause excessive water movement, especially
in case of free-standing pools.
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Avoid running around the swimming pool (danger
of slipping).
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Never allow animals (dogs, cats, fish) to swim in
your swimming pool.
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Never use the pool in the dark or in dangerous
weather (lightning, thunder, thunderstorm).
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Never swim or dive between the ladder and the
pool wall (danger of getting trapped).
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Keep a working phone and a list of emergency
numbers near the swimming pool.
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Never climb directly out of the pool, always use
the ladder. Excessive pressure and kicks against
the pool wall can cause damage to or breakdown
of the swimming pool. Never sit on the basin
edge/top rail
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Do not use any sharp-edged cleaning devices or
toys, which could damage the lining (inside).
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Check all screw connections on a regular basis
and make sure that there are no sharp corners or
edges on the pool or on accessories (e.g. ladder),
which could involve a risk of injury.
