Pool Care System for
Above Ground Pools
Instruction Manual
Customer Service 800-222-0169
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 3
Swimming Pool Tips 4
Start-up and Operation 5
Replacing Chlorine Pac 6-7
Winterizing 8
Cycler Maintenance 9
Parts List 10
Filter Installation 11
Base Installation 12
Warranty 13
INTRODUCTION
Welcome to easier pool care that ensures crystal clear, sparkling water in your pool. This manual
will explain how to install and operate the cycler for a more enjoyable experience with less work
and worry and more time relaxing and having fun.
See label for your
Model Number
Cycler
Automatically dispenses chlorine with precise
metering for continuous sanitation.
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Chlorine Pac
The replacement Pac is prefilled with chlorine
and fits inside the Cycler. No touching chlorine
or breathing its fumes. One Pac lasts 2 to 4
weeks.
(Pac sold separately )
Swimming Pool Tips
Start-up and Yearly Maintenance
1.
• Make sure the pool has
adequate circulation. The
pool water must completely
circulate through the pump
and filter at least 1 to 2
times per day. This
ususally requires 8 to 12
hours. Check with your
dealer for the proper
circulation time for your
pool.
2.
• Before beginning with any pool care program, you must
first balance your pool water. Take a water sample to your
local pool professional or use a complete test kit that will
test for the following important elements
Water Balance Guidelines
3.
• If your fill water is high in metals, use a sequestering
agent or metal out at start-up only before inserting a Pac.
See your local dealer for details on using these products
and always follow manufacturer’s directions carefully.
• Afer your pool is up and
4.
running smoothly, continue to
test your water for pH, total
alkalinity and chlorine and
maintain its balance by adding
any necessary adjustment
products (see your dealer for
details).
pH: 7.2 – 7.8
Total Alkalinity: 60 – 120 ppm
Calcium Hardness: 150 – 400
Total Dissolved Solids: <1500
Stabilizer: 20 – 80 ppm
Free Chlorine: 1.0 – 3.0 ppm
5.
• Check the pool's filter gauge
often and periodically clean
filter per the manufacturer's
directions. A dirty filter will slow
the flow of water which could
hamper proper circulation.