Hayward Pro-Series™ Top Mount Systems Model: S310T - Page 4

Problem Solving List, Pool Chemistry Guidelines

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WINTERIZING 1. Completely drain tank by unscrewing drain cap at base of filter tank. Leave cap off during winter. 2. Depress Vari-Flo control valve handle and rotate so as to set pointer on valve top between any two positions. This will allow water to drain from the valve. Leave valve in this "inactive" position. 3. Drain and winterize pump according to pump instructions. SERVICE & REPAIRS Consult your local authorized Hayward dealer or service center. No returns may be made directly to the factory without the expressed authorization of Hayward Pool Products, Inc. PLEASE REALIZE. . . Pure, clear swimming pool water is a combination of two factors-adequate filtration and proper water chemistry balance. One without the other will not give the clean water you desire. Your filter system is designed for continuous operation. However, this is not necessary for most swimming pools. You can determine your filter operation schedule based on your pool size and usage. Be sure to operate your filtration system long enough each day to obtain at least one complete turnover of your pool water. To properly sanitize your pool, maintain a free chlorine level of 1 to 3 ppm and a pH range of 7.2 to 7.6. Insufficient chlorine or an out of balance pH level will permit algae and bacteria to grow in your pool and make it difficult for your filter to properly clean the pool water. PROBLEM SOLVING LIST REMEDY LOW WATER FLOW 1. Check skimmer and pump strainer baskets for debris. 2. Check for restrictions in intake and discharge lines. 3. Check for air leak in intake line (indicated by bubbles returning to pool). 4. Backwash filter. SHORT FILTER CYCLES 1. Check for algae in pool and superchlorinate as required. 2. Be sure chlorine and pH levels are in proper range (adjust as required). 3. Check surface of filter sand for crusting or caking (remove 1" of sand if necessary). POOL WATER WON'T CLEAR UP 1. Check chlorine, pH and total alkalinity levels and adjust as required. 2. Be sure flow rate through filter is sufficient. 3. Operate filter for longer periods. 4. Be sure Vari-Flo valve is set on "Filter" position. POOL CHEMISTRY GUIDELINES SUGGESTED POOL CHEMISTRY LEVELS pH 7.2 to 7.6 ACTION REQUIRED TO CORRECT POOL CHEMISTRY TO RAISE TO LOWER Add Soda Ash Add Muriatic Acid or Sodium Bisulphate TOTAL ALKALINITY 100 to 130 ppm Add Sodium Bicarbonate Add Muriatic Acid CHLORINE (UNSTABILIZED) 0.3 to 1.0 ppm Add Chlorine Chemical No action - chlorine will naturally dissipate CHLORINE (STABILIZED) 1.0 to 3.0 ppm Add Chlorine Chemical No action - chlorine will naturally dissipate CHLORINE STABILIZER (Cyanuric Acid) 40 to 70 ppm Add Stabilizer Dilution - partially drain & refill pool with water that has not been treated with Cyanuric Acid. Rev. 6/99 A ©1999 Hayward Printed in U.S.A.

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WINTERIZING
Completely drain tank by unscrewing drain cap at base
of filter tank.
Leave cap off during winter.
Depress Vari-Flo control valve handle and rotate so as to
set pointer on valve top between any two positions. This
will allow water to drain from the valve. Leave valve in
this “inactive” position.
PLEASE REALIZE. . .
Pure, clear swimming pool water is a combination of two
factors—adequate filtration and proper water chemistry
balance. One without the other will not give the clean water
you desire.
Your filter system is designed for continuous operation.
However, this is not necessary for most swimming pools.
You can determine your filter operation schedule based on
your pool size and usage. Be sure to operate your filtration
Drain and winterize pump according to pump instructions.
SERVICE & REPAIRS
Consult your local authorized
Hayward
dealer or service
center. No returns may be made directly to the factory
without the expressed authorization of Hayward Pool
Products, Inc.
system long enough each day to obtain at least one
complete turnover of your pool water.
To properly sanitize your pool, maintain a free chlorine level
of 1 to 3 ppm and a pH range of 7.2 to 7.6.
Insufficient
chlorine or an out of balance pH level will permit algae and
bacteria to grow in your pool and make it difficult for your
filter to properly clean the pool water.
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PROBLEM SOLVING LIST
LOW WATER FLOW
SHORT FILTER CYCLES
POOL WATER WON’T CLEAR UP
Check skimmer and pump
strainer baskets for debris.
Check for restrictions in
intake and discharge lines.
Check for air leak in intake
line (indicated by
bubbles
returning to pool).
Backwash filter.
Check for algae in pool and
superchlorinate as required.
Be sure chlorine and pH
levels are in proper range
(adjust as required).
Check surface of filter sand
for crusting or caking
(remove 1
of sand if
necessary).
Check chlorine, pH and total
alkalinity levels and adjust
as required.
Be sure flow rate through
filter is sufficient.
Operate filter for longer periods.
Be sure Vari-Flo valve is set
on “Filter” position.
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REMEDY
POOL CHEMISTRY GUIDELINES
ACTION REQUIRED TO CORRECT POOL CHEMISTRY
TO RAISE
TO LOWER
SUGGESTED POOL CHEMISTRY LEVELS
pH
TOTAL ALKALINITY
CHLORINE (UNSTABILIZED)
CHLORINE (STABILIZED)
CHLORINE STABILIZER
(Cyanuric Acid)
7.2 to 7.6
100 to 130 ppm
0.3 to 1.0 ppm
1.0 to 3.0 ppm
40 to 70 ppm
Add Soda Ash
Add Sodium Bicarbonate
Add Chlorine Chemical
Add Chlorine Chemical
Add Stabilizer
Add Muriatic Acid or Sodium Bisulphate
Add Muriatic Acid
No action - chlorine will naturally dissipate
No action - chlorine will naturally dissipate
Dilution - partially drain & refill pool with water
that has not been treated with Cyanuric Acid.
©1999 Hayward
Printed in U.S.A.
Rev. 6/99 A