Cleaning; Test; Storage; Winter Storage - Steinbach Classic 310 Manual Original

Cleaning

Only clean the device with a standard bathroom cleaner, clear tap water and a lint-free cloth. Aggressive
cleaning agents can damage the device. Dry the product with a lint-free cloth.

Test

Check the following before each use:
- Is there visible damage on the device?
- Is there visible damage on the control elements?
- Are the accessories in perfect condition?
- Are all lines in perfect condition?
- Is the feed unblocked?
- Are the ventilation slots clear and clean?
Do not start up a damaged device or damaged accessories. Have them checked by the manufacturer or
its customer service or a qualified service technician.

Storage

Winter storage

Store the filter system in a dry and frost-free place (>= +5 °C) away from direct sunlight.
Always store the dried filter medium separately from the filter vessel over the winter.
1. Switch the pump
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2. Close the shut-off valves or block the water flow to the pool's connecting hoses.
3. Uninstall the connecting lines to the pool and drain the hoses.
4. Lift the pump and drain it via the two connections.
5. Drain the filter medium (see "Exchanging the filter medium").
If you are using filter balls, wash them by hand and let them dry completely. If you are using sand,
pour the sand into a suitable container (e.g. bucket) and store this in a dry place.
6. Rinse the filter system with tap water.
7. Let the filter system dry completely.
8. Press and hold down the valve lever
9. Turn the valve lever to the "WINTER" position and let go.
The device can be stored over the winter.

Troubleshooting

Problem
The pressure on the manometer
exceeds 1 bar.
Air bubbles escape from the
injection nozzle.
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off by pulling the power plug.
on the valve head
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Possible cause
The quartz filter sand is dirty.
The filter balls are dirty.
The pump is sucking in air.
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Remedy
Backflush the system (see section
"Backflushing").
Remove and wash the filter balls by hand.
Exchange the filter balls if necessary.
Check all hoses and gaskets for leaks.
Retighten the hose clamps.
Check the water level in the pool and fill
with more water if necessary until the
pool water covers the suction line
connection completely.