Assembly
Note: Since all connections have gaskets, there is no need to tighten the nuts too much. This could damage plastic
parts.
Note: You'll need a cross-point screwdriver for the assembly.
1. Mounting of the drainage bolting into the vessel.
Insert a threaded drain component with an O-ring mounted through the container drain opening (FIG. 1.1).
Secure the part inside the tank with a sleeve nut (FIG. 1.2). Tighten the joint firmly to ensure a perfect seal and
to prevent it from coming loose when removing the plug when using filtration. Mount the plug with a gasket
onto the external thread (FIG. 1.5). Hand-tightening is sufficient for connection sealing. You might damage the
parts if you use pliers.
1.A For 10L vessels with a drain socket, proceed as follows:
Screw the plug with a gasket onto the socket (FIG. 1.5). Hand-tightening is sufficient for connection sealing. You
might damage the parts if you use pliers.
2. Suction basket completion
Put a suction pipe into the suction basket (FIG. 2.1). Put the unit into the empty vessel (FIG. 2.2) and fix
its position by putting the hopper on (FIG. 2.3). The vessel is now ready for filling with sand.
3. Filling with Sand
Prior to the filling, we recommend that you put the vessel onto the pump platform. The filled vessel is difficult
to handle. Fit the vessel side skims with the skims in the stand; the drainage bolting must point away from the
switch (FIG. 3.1).
With the hopper put on, fill the vessel with a required amount of sand (FIG. 3.2). The sand level in the vessel
should be reaching the top of the side skims (FIG. 3.3). Afterwards, take the hopper off and remove grains of sand
and other impurities from the sealing surface of the vessel socket.
4. Multiport Valve Installation
Put an O-ring through the bottom of the valve and put the valve onto the socket of the filled vessel. Direct the
valve so that its PUMP/ČERP socket is pointing in the same direction as the pump outlet in the vessel stand.
Afterwards, put both sleeve halves onto the vessel recess, connect with bolts (FIG. 4.3) and tighten evenly.
Insert a small rubber gasket into the pressure gauge opening, screw the pressure gauge body (FIG. 4.1) on
with your hand and tighten lightly.
!!! Make sure the screwing is done properly; otherwise, you may damage the fine thread!!!
Screw the lid with a gasket onto the WASTE/ODPAD port (FIG. 4.2).
5. Connection Hose Installation
Put the constraining clamps onto the hose, put elbows with swivel nuts into both ends of the hose (FIG. 5.1).
Insert the particle grate into the side outlet of the pump (FIG. 5.2), ; afterwards connect the prepared hose to
this outlet and the PUMP/ČERP port of the valve using swivel nuts and gaskets (FIG. 5.3).
!!! The hose clamps are only to be tightened once the swivel nuts have been tightened!!!
6. Prefilter and Arbour Assembly
Mount the transparent prefilter onto the suction socket of the pump and then mount the hose connection
arbour onto the prefilter (FIG. 6.1).
!!! Pay attention to the shape of the used gasket!!!
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6.A For Azuro 6m
/h + Timer filtering equipment with a large prefilter, proceed as follows:
Pull the prefilter body along with a gasket over the pump socket and fix using a swivel nut inside the prefilter;
put the impurity basket into the prefilter and close with a lid with the O-ring. Use a swivel nut to mount the elbow
with a gasket onto the socket (FIG. 6.2).
!!! Pay attention to the shape of the used gasket!!!
Screw the second connecting hose arbour onto the POOL/BAZÉN port of the valve (FIG. 6.3) / elbow (FIG. 6.4).