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CHEMICAL TREATMENT
3 operations are required for treating the water:
■ Adjusting the water's pH level using a test kit and pH corrector. The pH (potential hydrogen) indicates whether and to which
extent the water is acidic or alkaline. The ideal for pool water is to be as close as possible to the pH of lacrimal fluid, i.e. 7.4.
■ Combating algae using an anti-algae product.
■ Disinfecting the water using chlorinated products in order to destroy any microorganisms.
These treatment and monitoring operations should be performed at least once a week to ensure proper water quality.
Water treatment chemicals must be stored in a dry, ventilated area and out of reach of children.
WARNING:
Never put chlorine or other agents directly in the pool, as this could damage the liner.
TIPS:
■ Place a container filled with water at the foot of the ladder so people can rinse their feet before getting into the pool.
■ A thermal cover (bubble cover) will allow you to enjoy your pool to the fullest since it will heat the water, avoid heat loss at
night, prevent leaves and insects from falling in the water and prevent the chlorine from evaporating.
■ No diving or walking on the ledge pieces.
FILLING AND EMPTYING
You should fill the pool so that the water level is at least in the middle of the skimmer.
You should never completely drain the pool. If absolutely necessary, draining should not be performed during high winds and
should be performed as quickly as possible. Do not leave the pool empty for more than 24 hours as the liner may shrink.
Specific Cases and Handling
Your pool is equipped with a filtration system that removes physical impurities such as insects, hair, leaves, and so on. The
chemical treatment of the water, which complements the physical treatment, is necessary for keeping the water fit for bathing.
During normal use, weekly cleaning of your pool is sufficient. However, you may encounter unusual problems that may be resolved
by following the recommendations in the table below.
Do not use salt treatment, it would cause corrosion of the structure of your pool.
Issues
Hard water and presence of
● Cloudy Water
suspended particles
● Chlorine odour
pH too high
● Eye and nose
Chloramine content too high
irritation
● Green water
Green water: algae formation or
● Slippery floors and
proliferation.
walls
Brown water: presence of organic
● Brown water
matter.
● Rough walls
Hard water
Presence of greasy deposits on the
● Black waterline
waterline.
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TREATING THE WATER: problems and solutions
Causes
Adjust the pH
Place a flocculating agent in the skimmer or directly in the pool
Wash the filter (BACKWASH position until the water evacuated
to the drains is clean enough for a sand filter system).
Adjust the pH.
Shock with chlorine.
Wash the filter.
Brush the walls and skimmer basket.
Adjust the pH.
Shock-treat the system using a suitable cleaning agent and
clean the filter (see the filter guidelines)
Remove the deposits with a brush or a robotic cleaner.
Clean the pool and descale the filter with suitable agents.
Adjust the pH.
Add a water hardness regulating agent.
Clean the waterline with a suitable agent.
Add a flocculating agent.
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Solutions
Assembly Guide 880118-rev F
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