AQUA FYSH 2PCS Pool Vacuum Jet Cleaner User Manual

2PCS Pool Vacuum Jet Cleaner

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Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name: Pool Vacuum Jet Cleaner

• Intended Use: For Above Ground Pool, Spas, Ponds, &
  Fountains

• Parts Included:

  1. Main Body
  2. Debris Container
  3. Poles (5 feet)
  4. Roller Head
  5. Brush Head
  6. Pole Connecting Handle (For 1-1/4” Poles)
  7. Hose Adapter Poles
  8. Fine Filter Bags (2 PCS)
  9. Oil-Absorbing Sponge (2 PCS)

Product Usage Instructions

Working Modes:

1. Mode A: Remove large debris (leaves, small
   stones)

2. Mode B: Reduce frictional drag &
   anti-scratch to vinyl liner

3. Mode C: Remove dirt & algae

Installation Options:

• Option A: Connect the 5 feet aluminum pole
  directly to the vacuum.

• Option B: Use a standard 1.25” pole if the
  included pole is not long enough.

Note: The suction of the pool cleaner depends
on the water pressure in your home (Recommended pressure range
14.2~42.7 psi).

Filter Bag Usage:

Use finer filter bags for cleaning particle debris like dirt,
mud, algae, etc. Note that suction power might decrease slightly
with finer filters.

Oil-Absorbing Sponges:

Sucks up oils, scum, slime, and grime from pool and spa
water.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why does the suction get weaker?

1. Clogged or Dirty Filter
2. Blockages in Hoses or Attachments
3. Hose Twisted
4. Air Leaks
5. Worn or Damaged Vacuum Components
6. Inadequate Water Level

If you have any further questions, feel free to reach
out to our dedicated customer service team for
assistance.

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User Manual
Pool Vacuum Jet Cleaner
For Above Ground Pool, Spas, Ponds & Fountains

Not included
POOL

Parts Included

(1) Main Body

(2) Debris Container (3) Poles (5 feet)

(4) Roller Head

(5) Brush Head

(6) Pole Connecting Handle (For 1-1/4” (7) Hose Adapter Poles)

(8) Fine Filter Bags (2 PCS) (Not necessary, depending on the needs)

(9) Oil-Absorbing Sponge (2 PCS)

Three Working Modes

A

B

C

Remove large debris (leaves, small stones)

Reduce frictional drag & anti-scratch to vinyl liner

Remove dirt & algae

How to Install
Option A: We provide 5 feet aluminum pole to connect with vacuum directly.
(garden hose not included)

Option B: If the pole included is not long enough for you, you can use a standard 1.25” pole instead. See below.

Pole Connecting Handle

(1-1/4 inch pole not included)
(garden hose not included)

Note:
1. The suction of the pool cleaner depends on the water pressure in your home. (Recommended pressure range 14.2~42.7 psi) 2. After use, please turn off the faucet to avoid splashing.

Finer Filter Bag for Particle Debris
Note: Only use finer filter for cleaning paritcle debris like dirt,
mud, algae and so on.Please be noticed that the suction power might be a bit weaker after putting the finer filter inside.
2 PCS Extra Oil-Sponges
Sucks up oils, scum, slime and grime from pool and spa water.

Why does the suction get weaker?
There are several reasons why the suction of a pool vacuum jet may weaken.
1. Clogged or Dirty Filter: A common reason for reduced suction is a clogged or dirty filter. Over time, debris can accumulate in the filter or strainer of the vacuum jet, restricting water flow and diminishing suction power. Regularly cleaning or replacing the filter can help maintain optimal suction.
2. Blockages in Hoses or Attachments: Blockages in the hoses, attachments, or vacuum head can impede the flow of water and reduce suction. Check for any obstructions and remove them to restore proper suction.
3. Hose Twisted: A twisted hose in a pool vacuum jet weakens water pressure and reduces suction. Straightening the hose restores optimal flow, maintaining strong suction. Regularly check and untwist the hose for effective performance.
4. Air Leaks: Air leaks in the hoses or connections can disrupt the vacuum’s suction power. Inspect the hoses, fittings, and seals for any signs of damage or looseness. Tightening or replacing faulty parts can help eliminate air leaks and restore suction.
5. Worn or Damaged Vacuum Components: Wear and tear on the vacuum components, such as hoses, seals, or brushes, can diminish suction power. Inspect these parts regularly and replace them if they show signs of damage or deterioration.
6. Inadequate Water Level: If the water level in the pool is too low, it can affect the suction of the vacuum jet. Ensure the water level is within the recommended range (over 1.1 feet) to maintain optimal suction.
Still have questions?
We are committed to delivering exceptional customer service even after the purchase. Our dedicated team is readily available to assist you with any concerns or inquiries you may have regarding our products. Whether it’s troubleshooting, product guidance, or warranty-related issues, we are here to ensure your satisfaction. We value your trust in us and strive to provide a seamless and positive experience throughout your ownership of our products.
Contact us: [email protected]

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