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Installation
4. Attach the wheel deflector ring
The wheel deflector ring can be used to help direct the cleaner around
steps and other obstacles in the pool.
Keep the hose under water and attach the wheel deflector by
twist-locking the Quick connector to the female hose cuff.
5. Test and adjust water flow with Pool Pulse™
5.1 Pool Pulse™ measures the required water
flow through your Zodiac pool cleaner.
5.2 Once the hose sections are assembled, and
the wheel deflector ring in place, connect
the Pool Pulse™ by pushing the connector
into the pipe until it clicks in place.
NOTE:
a. If the Pool Pulse™ reads more than 2.5, then decrease the AD Flow Valve setting at 1 to decrease
suction flow.
b. If the Pool Pulse™ reads less than 2.5, then increase the AD Flow Valve setting at 3 to increase the
suction flow.
c. For 3rd case with speed regulator/Skimtrol Vac plate - adjust the regulator on the Vac plate
accordingly to receive a reading of 2.5 on pool pulse
Once this step is achieved, you can then disconnect the Pool Pulse™ and replace it with the head of
the cleaner.
6. Connect the cleaner head
WARNING
To avoid any serious injury and before starting step 6, turn off the pool pump.
6.1 Submerge the cleaner head and flow it with water.
6.2 When bubbles stop coming out of the cleaner, connect the hose
to the cleaner by pushing the quick connector onto the outer
extension pipe until it locks into position with a clicking sound.
6.3 Allow the cleaner to drift to the bottom of the pool.
6.4 Turn on the pool pump to begin cleaning. Installation is complete.
IMPORTANT: Turn on the pump to measure
suction. For best performance, the Pool Pulse™
needs to read 2.5.
Extremity of the hose
with Wheel Deflector
and Quick Connector.
Pool
Pulse™
