Paramount Fitness PCC2000 Owner's Manual page 9

WARNING
The module is designed to seal inside the base so it may require a side to side or rocking motion while lifting out. An easy solution is to turn the pump on
and off quickly. Do not pull the module by the gear mechanism. This can result in damage to the module.
Module Inspection
1. Check the o-ring and groove for debris, and clean if necessary (this is a quad ring and is almost square, the height is slightly bigger than the width).
2. Replace the o-ring (Part # 005-302-0100-00) if it is stretched or damaged. The o-ring does not require any lubrication. Lubricating o-ring can attract
dirt and debris that could prevent it from sealing. Never use petroleum jelly on plastic or rubber parts, as this will damage them.
3. Set the module in the base and turn until the alignment pins on the bottom of the module drop into the alignment holes in the base (Figure 3).
4. The module should fit in the base without forcing it. If it does not seat easily then check the following.
5. (Figure 3) shows the piston portion of the current module design (released 06-2011). These pistons are set at the factory. Do not touch, pull or turn
these pistons. Any handling will negatively affect the performance and fit of this product.
6. If the flow optimizer (Figure 4) prevents the module from seating properly in the base you may have to remove it. To remove optimizer press in on the
3 clips and pull to separate.
Figure 3
MODULE
(BOTTOM VIEW)
(Released 06-2011)
BASE
(TOP VIEW)
Turn off all equipment including pumps. Do not approach the water valve while the lid is removed and
the pump is on. Failure to do so can result in injury or death. . A hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury.
MODULE
(BOTTOM VIEW)
MODULE
(BOTTOM VIEW)
BASE
(TOP VIEW)
ALIGNMENT PINS
BASE
(TOP VIEW)
SIDE VIEW
PISTONS
ALIGNMENT PINS
ALIGNMENT PINS
SIDE VIEW
PISTONS
SIDE VIEW
ALIGNMENT HOLES
PISTONS
ALIGNMENT HOLES
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Figure 4
Continued on other side