Hayward Navigator Pro Pool Vac Classic - Page 4

Installation INSTALLING YOUR HAYWARD CLEANER IS SIMPLE... Step 4 The hose should reach from the skimmer or Hayward Vac Lock® to the furthest point in the pool, plus two (2) extra hose sections. (The length of each hose section is four feet.) This extra length is absolutely necessary for proper operation of your Hayward Cleaner. If the hose is not long enough, it will be necessary to purchase additional hose sections from your Hayward dealer. The hose length supplied has been determined to be sufficient for the class and size of pools for which each type of cleaner is sold - 40 feet for PV XL & NAV Pro, 32 feet for PV Classic. If your hose requirement is more than this, you must obtain additional hose sections for your cleaner to work properly. After the correct hose length has been assembled, fill hose completely with water. Insert Flow Gauge into the leader hose, then attach the C-Clip of the gauge onto the first hose section. Make sure the Flow Gauge is under water. (see Figure 2) Step 5 Turn the filter system on and allow it to run long enough to eliminate any air in the system. Connect the V093C Skimmer Cone adapter to the tapered male end of the vacuum hose if you are connecting the hose to your skimmer. Then, insert the cone into the suction port of the skimmer (see Figure 3) or, if you are using a Hayward Vac Lock, insert the hose end directly into the Vac Lock without using the cone. (Refer to Important Tips for more specific skimmer information.) 2