Technical Data - GRE swim & fun FAQC40 Instruction Manual

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READY FOR USE
1. Open the vent screw on the upper side of the
transparent cover until the water flows out, then
tighten the vent screw. (Illustration 5)
2. Check the filter system and the connection
hoses for leaks and resolve if necessary. Leakage
points may possibly arise due to manufacturing
tolerances, which need to be resolved by wrapping
Teflon tape around the connections before the
connection hose is attached.
3. Your filter system is now ready for use. Plug in
the power, the filter will start work.
Illustration 5
Cleaning the filter balls
The filter balls in the filter tank ensure that dirt particles and floating debris are effectively filtered over a
long period of time.
The filter system will reduce its level of performance in accordance with the amount of contamination in
the water. This must be checked at regular intervals.
If you establish that performance levels are decreasing, please follow one of these two options:
A: Replace the filter balls.
B: Wash the filter balls in a washing machine at a maximum temperature of 30°.
Filtering time
The swimming pool's water should be circulated and filtered at least 3 to 5 times in a 24 hour period,
depending on the load and the size of the filler system. The time required is based on the performance of
the filter system and the size of the swimming pool. However, we recommend a minimum running time
of 12 hours per day.
Power source instructions
The filter system you have purchased is equipped with a connection cable, which may only be connected
to a circuit with a residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) with a rated residual current of no more than
30mA.

Technical data:

* Filter pump flow rate: 3.8m3/h
* Pump is not self-priming
* Maximum water temperature 35 ºC
* 220/230V/40W
* Tank volume 10.5L
* 32/38mm standard connection
* 265g of filter balls are required
* For pools up to 15,000 L capacity