Ubbink 7524551 Manual De Instrucciones página 42

Before starting the assembly, make sure that you have all the necessary parts by taking an inventory from the parts list provided on
page 9.
• Installation on concrete slab is mandatory and imperative for warranty validation. Thickness: 20 cm minimum.
Make sure that the slab is perfectly flat, smooth and level.
SUMMARY:
- Ground preparation
- Wall assembly
- Screwing in brackets and wall
reinforcements
- Preparation of the walls
- Felt and liner installation
- Nozzles and skimmer cutting
- Laying the finishing profiles
- Mounting of pine coping stones
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- Ladders
2* – IMPORTANT: It is important that the beams are properly interlocked, especially those at the bottom (where the water pressure will be highest).
TO INTERLOCK A WARPED BEAM: Even when packed on pallets, it is possible that some beams may be warped. This is quite normal, since wood is
a living material. To mount a warped beam, position and snap one side of the beam on both sides. Straighten up the other side with 2 wooden shims
and the attached clamp. Engage it with the mass and the martyr piece.
2a – Assembly principle. For this purpose, use the martyred piece for the interlocking of all the beams. The tabs are designed to correctly align the beams; during their interlocking,
absence or small size breaks do not in any way affect the mechanical resistance of the wood, the solidity and the assembly of the pool.
2b – Retrofit the first row of beams.
2c – Push on the ends of the walls to place the structure on the cradles.
2d – Check the geometry using a tape measure (10 m) and continue assembling the beams up to the 5th full row.
2e – Position the delivery beam in the 6th row. It can be positioned on the right or left of the skimmer.
2f – Position the lower skimmer beam in the 7th full row. Complete the assembly of the structure by fitting all the upper beams together; ensure the alignment of the lower and upper
skimmer beams.
3a – Position the brackets in the up – down direction.
3b – Draw the locations of the brackets according to their height.
3c – Draw the locations of the pre-drilling on the skimmer wall.
3d – Drill the locations of all brackets.
3e – Level the brackets and screw them until the screw heads are embedded in the wood.
3f – Attach the wooden stops for the skimmer flap.
3g – Cut the 45x135 section pole to length for the skimmer.
3h – Cut the 45x135 section wall reinforcement posts to length at the pool level.
3i – Mark the location of the holes as for the brackets and arrange the posts. Drill holes in the walls of each beam.
3j – Screw all beams to the wall reinforcement and embed the screw heads in the wood.
3k – Mounting principle of the cradle covers.
3l – Draw the fastenings of the cradle covers and drill the wall.
3m – Screw the reinforcements and embed the screw heads in the wall.
3n – Nail the 3 parts of the cradle cover together.
4a – Screw the skimmer vent into the upper beam using 2 round head screws to be removed from the screw bag provided in the skimmer box.
4b – Install the skimmer square outer seal and the skimmer body.
4c – Fix the assembly with the 8 round head screws to be removed from the screw bag provided in the skimmer box, tightening effectively for a good seal.
4d – After covering the threaded part of the Teflon valve (minimum 20 turns anti-clockwise), screw it into the skimmer body. Close the valve. Then cover the threaded part of the fluted
end cap in the same way with the Teflon tape. Screw this end cap to the valve. If the reinforcement post hinders this operation, provide a cut-out to free up the necessary space.
4e – Drill the rails to size (3 cm from the ends and then every 20 cm approximately). The rail of a wall can be composed of several segments placed end to end.
Before the next step, carefully clean the concrete slab and remove shards or splinters from the walls with abrasive paper in order to
make all supports clean and smooth.
4f – Unwind the wall felt and place the plastic rail on top flush with the upper beam.
4g – Screw on the first rail liner.
4h – Draw the angle to be cut.
4i – Cut the corners according to the diagram. Screw all rails together.
4j – Find the skimmer frame by trial and error.
4k – Cut the felt outside the frame.
4l – Proceed in the same way with the discharge.
4m – Seals. Place a rectangular joint on the skimmer frame, making sure it adheres well. At the outlet, place the cork seal (A) in contact with the wall and then superimpose one of the 2
white round joints (B) making sure that they adhere well.
5a – Install the protective felt for the floor.
5b – Cut the protective felt with a cutter or a pair of scissors.
5c – Place the liner in place at an outside temperature between 20 and 25°C.
5d – Hang the liner in the lip of the rail.
5e – Monitor the positioning of the liner and remove the coarser folds.
5f – Adjust the angles of the liner with those of the structure.
5g – Put in 2 cm of water.
5h – Remove folds and re-submerge up to 5 cm below the discharge nozzle.
6a – Stop the impoundment 5 cm below the discharge nozzle.
6b – Position the discharge nozzle from inside the pool.
6c – Cut the liner at the nozzle, leaving a gap of around 2 mm. Insert the white gasket (B) and the discharge nozzle.
6d – Tighten the outer nut of the nozzle sufficiently to ensure tightness by means, if necessary, of the tip mentioned in the diagram.
6e – Cover the threaded part of the end cap with Teflon tape in a counter-clockwise direction. Minimum 20 revolutions. Screw the end cap to the outlet.
6f – Install one of the 4 m pipes and secure it with a metal clamp.
6g – Place the other end of the pipe in the pool and refill up to 5 cm below the skimmer.
6h – Mark the location of the skimmer joint.
6i – Install the seal and skimmer frame using the 18 flat head screws to be removed from the screw bag provided in the skimmer box.
6j – Cut the liner inside the skimmer frame. Finally, place the flange cover by clipping it into place.
6k – Correct water level at mid-height of the skimmer (after setting up the filtration).
7a – Arrange the finishing profiles at each corner of the pool. Cut them at pool height, leaving a gap of 2 cm between the end of the finishing profile and the coping stone.
7b – Fix the finishing profiles using the nails provided.
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Margin assembly (see pages 29)
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The use of ladders must be limited to access to the pool. The maximum weight allowed is 150 kg
The means of access must be put in a safe position when not in use.
9a – Retrofit the ladder. To do this, flush the air below the steps if necessary.
9b – Not all locations are possible. Refer to the instructions for the safety and wintering cover.
9c – Attach the stainless steel supports using the bolts provided in the stainless steel ladder box. Set up the stainless steel ladder.
If using a safety tarp, remember to centre the stainless steel ladder on the coping stone.
1a – The minimum dimensions of the slab must be at least equal to that of the pool, including the coping stones.
Refer to the plan on page 10.
2 configuration cases:
1– You are not in possession of the metal cradle (waiting for delivery of the pool) during the
construction of the slab. In this case, you can prepare the concrete slab by leaving a reservation
of dimensions according to the diagram. After receipt of the pool, position the metal cradle in
the reservation and fill it with concrete by respecting the level (drawing 1e).
2 – You are in possession of the metal cradle when the slab is made. In this case, drown it inside,
respecting the level (drawing 1e).
Once the metal cradle has been removed from the package, it is imperative to recondition the wooden structure flat on the pallet
by encircling all of it with the help of straps to avoid possible deformations.
1b – Position the structure in the prevailing wind; for this purpose, use the first row of beams temporarily.
1c – Assemble the horizontal cradle with the 2 vertical uprights.
1d – Positioning of the cradle.
1e – Fill the reservation with concrete.
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