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5) Carefully turn the slide with the legs and ladder upright for setup. It will be
necessary for two people to perform this to avoid damage to the slide and the
legs. If necessary use something such as tape to temporarily hold the legs in
place while turning the slide over.
6) Place the slide at the desired location relative to the pool wall. See
MANUFACTURER'S PLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
7) Ensure that the exit runway surface does not exceed 20 inches above the water
surface, nor less than 8 inches above the deck/coping surface (see Figure 26 on
page 18). The exit runway surface is measured at the point of transition between
the runway and the beginning of the exit end radius.
8) Ensure that the ladder is not twisted relative to the slide.
9) Insert 3/8" diameter rebar (not provided) into the holes located at the bottom of
each leg making sure that the rebar will be a minimum of three inches (3") below
the deck surface.
10) Install electrical bonding as local code specifies (see
20).
11) Secure the ladder so that the ladder steps are level, from side to side, and the
ladder is slopped 15 degrees from vertical.
12) Apply a small amount of silicon sealant to the male thread side of the (#1) PVC
90° Elbow. Thread the elbow into the fitting in the bottom of the slide as shown
below. Tighten until the elbow is snug and in the orientation shown in Figure 9.
on pages 18 & 19.
ELECTRICAL BONDING
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Figure 9
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