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SUPER STAR-CLEAR SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL
NO.
C2000
C3000
C4000
C5000
EFFECTIVE
FILTRATION
AREA
FT
2
200
300
400
500
M
2
19
28
37
47
DESIGN FLOW RATE
GPM
75
112
150
150
LPM
284
424
568
568
GPM
75
112
150
150
LPM
284
424
568
568
RESIDENTIAL PUBLIC
PRESSURE LOSS AT
DESIGN FLOW RATE
RESIDENTIAL PUBLIC
PSI
2.1
5.1
6.8
6.8
BAR
0.15
0.36
0.47
0.47
PSI
2.1
5.1
6.8
6.8
BAR
0.15
0.36
0.47
0.47
MAXIMUM
WORKING
PRESSURE
BAR
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
PSI
50
50
50
50
REQUIRED CLEARANCE
SIDE ABOVE
IN
18
18
18
18
CM
46
46
46
46
IN
18
18
18
22
CM
46
46
46
56
PARTS
Super Star-Clear
Models C2000, C3000, C4000, C5000
REF.
NO.
1
2
--3
4a
4b
4c
4d
5
6a
6b
6c
6d
7
8a
8b
8c
9
10
11
12a
12b
12c
12d
13
14a
14b
14c
14d
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
NO.
REQ’D.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
4
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
MODEL
NUMBER
ECX270861
DEX2400S
DEX2400Z3A
SX200Z5
DEX2400BT
DEX3600BT
DEX4800BT
DEX6000BT
DEX2400J
DEX2400J4
DEX2400JS
DEX2400J3
DEX2400JN
DEX2400K
CX2000DA
CX3000DA
CX5000DA
CX3000F1B
CX3000FB
DEX360M
CX800Z4
CX3000Z3
CX4000Z3
CX5000Z3
CX3000J
CX470XRE
CX570XRE
CX870XRE
CX1260RE
CX3000C
DEX2400A1T
SPX1022C
SX360Z1
DEX360FB
SX200Z4
SX240F
SX200R
DESCRIPTION
Pressure Gauge
Relief Valve/Gauge Adapter Assy.
O-Ring for Relief Valve Stem (Set 3)
Relief Valve Assembly O-Ring
Filter Head (C2000)
Filter Head (C3000)
Filter head (C4000)
Filter Head (C5000)
Clamp Assembly
Washer w/Small Hole
Spring
Washer w/Large Hole
Brass Sleeve Nut
Filter Tank O-Ring
Top Closure Plate (C2000)
Top Closure Plate (C3000, C4000)
Top Closure Plate (C5000)
Inlet Elbow
Outlet Elbow
O-Ring
Air Relief Tube
Air Relief Tube
Air Relief Tube
Air Relief Tube
Air Tube Screen
Cartridge Element (C2000)
Cartridge Element (C3000)
Cartridge Element (C4000)
Cartridge Element (C5000)
Bottom Collector Manifold
Filter Body
1-1/2” Drain Plug w/O-Ring
O-Ring
Bulkhead Fitting
O-Ring
1-1/2” SKT. x 2” SLIP Connector
Locknut
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PUMP SELECTION AND LOCA TION
To power your filter, select a continuous duty pump designed
for swimming pool or spa service.
It is important to first determine where your pump and filter will
be located. If above the water line, a self-priming pump must
be used. Self-priming pumps (
such as Hayward Super Pump®,
Super II™ or Max-Flo™
) have the ability to lift water from a
lower level and prime automatically.
Select a pump with an average output range suitable for the filter's
capacity. Other considerations are operation of hydrotherapy
fittings, automatic cleaners, etc. Your dealer will help you
select the proper size pump for your system.
FILTER LOCATION
Since plumbing fittings offer a resistance to water flow,
position the filter as close to the swimming pool as practical.
Keep the number of fittings to a minimum. Select a
well-drained area, one that will not flood when it rains.
The filter should be placed on a
level
concrete slab, very
firm ground, or equivalent, as recommended by your pool
dealer. Allow a top clearance for cartridge removal of 18”
(457 mm) for C2000, C3000 and C4000, 22” (559 mm) for
C5000. Be sure filter, pump, drain and pressure gauge are
accessible for convenient operation.
Position filter so the tank can drain by gravity.
If practical, place pump and filter in the shade to shield it
from continuous, direct heat from the sun.
PLUMBING
Use 1-1/2” or 2” piping. Connections are 1-1/2” socket
(solvent weld) or 2” male slip. We suggest unions be
provided for easy servicing.
Refer to the diagram for typical installation. Ball valves are
recommended where needed. While all systems vary, the
main consideration is to provide the desired control of
water flow from the pool to the pump and filter and back to
the pool. When the filter is located below the water level,
provide valves to prevent back flow of water to the filter
during cleaning and routine servicing.
Connect the pool suction plumbing between the skimmer,
pool outlet, etc., and the pump.
Install the pool return plumbing.
If pressure gauge is not installed, apply Teflon tape to the
gauge threads, and
carefully
screw the gauge into the
gauge adapter assembly.
A filter drain plug is furnished with each filter and is all that
is needed for complete filter draining. A manual air vent
valve is furnished to aid in bleeding off unwanted air when
starting the filter. The auto air relief provides air removal
during operation.
All electrical connections should be made in accordance
with local codes.
Check for joint leaks before operating.
Refer to pump instruction booklet for pump information.
NOTE: ANSI/NSPI-4 Article V, standard for above-ground and
on-ground pools, advises that components such as the
filtration system, pumps and heater be positioned so as to
prevent their being used as a means of access to the pool by
young children.
BEFORE STARTING THE FILTER
Superchlorinate the pool water by adding unstabilized granular
or liquid chlorine. Stabilized forms of chlorine are recommended
for normal daily use after the initial clean up of the water.
Follow chemical manufacturer’s recommendations for
superchlorination and daily use.
ISC2000-98
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OWNER’S GUIDE
MODELS C2000, C3000, C4000, C5000
Hayward Super Star-Clear filters are high performance swimming pool filters with filtration ratings to 9000
gallons (34 KL) per hour. Manufactured from durable, corrosion-proof materials, they are designed for
continuous or intermittent operation, for installation above or below the pool water line, for fresh or salt water
swimming pools or spas. Star-Clear filters utilize multiple reusable, reinforced polyester filter cartridge
elements to provide a high degree of water clarity and long filter cycles with absolute minimum care.
31-3/4”
(807 mm)
36-1/2”
(927 mm)
42-1/2”
(1080 mm)
48-1/2”
(1232 mm)
C2000
C3000
C4000
C5000
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
When installing and using this equipment, basic safety precautions
must always be followed. This filter operates under high pressure.
Failure to follow instructions may result in serious injury.
REMOVE CLAMP TAPE. DO NOT LEAVE TAPE EXPOSED TO SUN.
MAKE SURE CLAMP IS LOCATED AND CENTERED PROPERLY
OVER THE FILTER FLANGE.
BOTH SIDES OF THE CLAMP MUST BE TIGHTENED FIRMLYAND
EVENLY UNTIL SPRING COILS TOUCH EACH OTHER (SEE
ILLUSTRATION BELOW).
FINAL SPACE BETWEEN BOTH
CLAMP HALVES
SHOULD BE
EQUAL.
CAUTION: All suction and discharge valves must be open when starting
the system. Failure to do so could result in severe personal injury and/or
property damage.
The following clamp spring assembly, which includes a spring, two
washers (small and large hole) and a sleeve nut, provides a
visual means of ensuring that the clamp is tight.
STARTING THE FILTER
BE SURE CENTER CLAMP IS SECURE. Be sure filter drain plug
is closed. Open Air Relief Valve at top of filter a few turns. Open
suction and return valves (when used). Stand clear of filter and
prime and start the pump, following the manufacturer’s
instructions. Air trapped in the system will automatically vent to the
pool and out the Air Relief Valve. Close Air Relief Valve when a
steady stream of water emerges.
FILTERING
Filtration starts as soon as flow is steady through the filter. As the
filter cartridge removes dirt from the pool water, the accumulated
dirt causes a resistance to flow. As a result, the gauge pressure
will rise and the flow will decrease. When the pressure rises 7-10
psi (.49-.69 Bar) above the starting pressure, or when flow
decreases below desired rate, clean or replace the filter cartridges.
CLEAN/REPLACE CARTRIDGES
Removing Cartridge Elements
Shut off the pump.
If filter is located below water level, close valves (or block off
suction and discharge lines) to prevent backflow of water from
pool.
Unscrew and remove drain plug and allow water to drain from
filter. Close drain plug. (Note: To assist draining process,
open air vent a few turns.)
Disassembly:
Using a 9/16” wrench, alternately loosen both clamp
sleeve nuts. Remove one clamp sleeve nut assembly
(spring, two washers and sleeve nut) and carefully remove
clamp.
To remove Filter Head, tap it on the side to break seal at
center of tank OR insert a blunt screwdriver into one of the
notches located behind Connector Fittings, or 90˚ to the
left
of the Connector Fittings, and twist to lift filter head
slightly. DO NOT grasp gauge assembly when removing
filter head—breakage will result.
To Remove Cartridges:
Lift off top closure plate.
Remove cartridges from bottom collector manifold by using
a slight rocking motion and lifting up.
Clean cartridge. (see Cleaning Cartridges)
Reinstalling Cartridges
Flush and drain any dirt or debris from the bottom of the filter
tank.
Carefully replace cartridges over hubs on bottom manifold.
Place top closure plate securely into top of cartridges.
Clean and lightly lubricate Tank O-ring and carefully place
over Filter Body lip.
Clean Filter Head flange sealing surface, and place over Tank
O-ring, pressing down firmly and evenly to seat the Filter
Head in place.
Replace Clamp Assembly. Make sure clamp is located and
centered properly over the filter flange. If Clamp is tight, tap
Clamp with rubber mallet or block of wood to help seat it.
Insert threaded stud through retainer and secure with Clamp
Spring Assembly (be sure to position small and large hole
washers properly—see illustration in IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS).
In some cases it may be necessary to use the two-part filter
clamp to assist in assembling the filter cover to the filter base.
With one nut, spring and washer assembly already removed,
loosen the remaining clamp nut to maximize clamp opening. If
Clamp is tight, tap Clamp with rubber mallet or block of wood
to help seat it as you are tightening nuts. If the two (2) clamp
springs (DE2400JS) are temporarily removed in order to fully
extend the clamp bolts, the clamp springs and washers MUST
be reassembled as shown in the CLAMP SPRING ASSEMB LY
diagram in IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
Tighten sleeve nuts alternately to secure Clamp firmly and
evenly to form a good seal (be sure spring coils touch each
other and final space between Clamp halves is even—see
illustration in IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS).
Install Drain Plug, open pool suction and return valves and
proceed as in STARTING THE FILTER.
Cleaning Cartridges
The cartridge filter element can be cleaned by pressure washing
inside and out with a garden hose. (The cartridge is easier to
clean when dry.) After hosing the cartridge, for best results, allow
cartridge to dry and carefully brush pleated surface areas to
remove fine particles.
Algae, suntan oil and body oils can form a coating on the cartridge
pleats which may not be thoroughly removed by hosing. To remove
such materials, soak the cartridge in a solution of filter element
cleaner (various brands are available at pool dealer). Follow
manufacturer’s directions for use and allow an hour for soaking.
Hose thoroughly before reinstalling the filter.
If calcium or mineral deposits are excessive, the cartridge may be
restored to “like new” condition by soaking in muriatic acid. Use
commercially available 20% muriatic acid added to water in 1 to 1
ratio. Use a plastic container and take extreme care when handling
cleaning agents as they can be harmful to eyes, skin and clothing.
After cleaning, flush with water.
A spare cartridge filter element is an excellent investment. It
provides convenience and ensures that your filter will always be
ready to operate at peak efficiency.
Hayward cartridges are specifically designed and engineered for
use in Star-Clear filters. For best results, use only genuine
Hayward Star-Clear cartridges in your filter. Order
Model No.
CX470XRE, CX570XRE, CX870XRE or CX1260RE
from your
dealer. The Hayward name is your guarantee of quality.
VACUUMING
Vacuuming can be performed directly into the filter whenever
needed. Clean cartridges after vacuuming, if required.
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DEX2400J4
Washer w/Small Hole
DEX2400JS
Spring
DEX2400J3
Washer w/Large Hole
DEX2400JN
Brass Sleeve Nut
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WINTERIZING
In areas where sub-freezing temperatures can be expected,
the filter should be drained and/or removed from its operating
location and stored indoors. Remove and clean cartridges.
Reinstall cartridges in filter tank.
ALGAE CONTROL
Algae is a form of plant life which can vary in size from a few
thousandths of an inch to the size of a small tree. Of the many
forms of algae, those most frequently found in swimming pool
water are microscopic in size and green in color.
Algae readily grows in sunlight and can, under favorable
conditions quickly overgrow a swimming pool turning it
completely green in just a few hours. On the other hand,
swimming pool water can be unfavorable to algae growth
simply by maintaining a chlorine level of at least 1.0 ppm in the
water at all times. The chlorine level should be checked at least
once a day using a suitable test kit.
If an algae condition develops and the pool water “blooms”
green, superchlorination of the pool will be necessary to clear
SERVICE AND REPAIRS
Consult your local authorized
Hayward
dealer or service
center. No returns may be made directly to the factory without
the expressed written authorization of Hayward Pool Products,
Inc.
it. Add unstabilized granular chlorine, or liquid chlorine. Follow
chemical manufacturer’s recommendation for superchlorination.
The algae will quickly become inactive and can then be
removed by the filter. Live algae, on the other hand, multiplies
so fast that the filter cannot keep up with its growth rate.
When correctly used, commercial algaecides are effective
against algae, though algaecides should be used in
conjunction with, and not as a substitute for, regular
chlorination or superchlorination.
Maintaining a chlorine level of at least 1.0 ppm in the pool water
at all times is the most effective way to prevent algae growth in
swimming pools.
PLEASE REALIZE . . .
Pure, clear swimming pool water is a combination of two
factors—adequate filtration and proper water chemistry
balance. One without the other will not give the clean, clear
water you desire.
Your filter system is designed for continuous operation.
However, this is not necessary for most swimming pools. You
can determine your filter operation schedule based on your
pool size and usage. Be sure to operate your filtration system
long enough each day to obtain at least one complete turnover
of your pool water.
To properly sanitize your pool, maintain a free chlorine level of
1 to 3 ppm and a pH range of 7.2 and 7.6. Insufficient chlorine
or an out of balance pH level will permit algae and bacteria to
grow in your pool and make it difficult for your filter to properly
clean the pool water.
POOL CHEMISTRY GUIDELINES
SUGGESTED POOL CHEMISTRY LEVELS
ACTION REQUIRED TO CORRECT POOL CHEMISTRY
Add Soda Ash
Add Sodium Bicarbonate
Add Chlorine Chemical
Add Chlorine Chemical
Add Stabilizer
Add Muriatic Acid or Sodium Bisulphate
Add Muriatic Acid
No action—chlorine will naturally dissipate
No action—chlorine will naturally dissipate
Dilution—partially drain & refill pool with water
that has not been treated with Cyanuric Acid.
pH
TOTAL ALKALINITY
CHLORINE (UNSTABILIZED)
CHLORINE (STABILIZED)
CHLORINE STABILIZER
(Cyanuric Acid)
7.2 to 7.6
100 to 130 ppm
0.3 to 1.0 ppm
1.0 to 3.0 ppm
40 to 70 ppm
TO RAISE TO LOWER
©1998 Hayward
Rev: 11/98
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