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Description
Description of the filter pump
The filter pump pumps the pool water from the pool to the filter system.
An integrated prefilter prevents coarse dirt particles from entering the pump. This protects the pump
from damage.
Function principle of the timer
With the integrated timer, you can start and stop the pump automatically once a day for the set time. To
set several intervals within a 24-hour period, you need an external timer.
The timer has a battery (see section "Technical data"). The start time and the running time are saved in
case the power supply is interrupted or fails altogether.
Filtering time
The pool's water content should be circulated at least twice in a 24 h period. In case of heavier
frequency, the pool water should be circulated 3 to 5 times per day.
Before First Use
Risk of death when operating the water treatment system during bathing.
Hair or clothing might get sucked into the suction openings of the pool and in extreme cases
trap persons under water and prevent them from surfacing again.
- Never operate water treatment system devices while persons are in the pool.
- Prevent any access to the pool for as long as water treatment system devices are in use.
Check the following before start-up
- The device is out of the pool and the power cable is disconnected from the mains
Initial start-up of the timer
The timer is going to function flawlessly even if you do not perform the steps described below. However,
should the power supply be interrupted, the saved filter running times will be lost.
1. Make sure that the pump's power cable is disconnected from the power supply.
2. With a Phillips screwdriver PH1 , remove the screws of the timer cover and take the cover off.
3. Pull out the strip of plastic from underneath the battery.
4. Screw the cover back on.
The timer's memory backup function is activated.
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