DIAMOND Swimming Pools

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Specifications

• Series: Diamond & Gold
• Manufacturer: Carvin Solstice
• Type: Oval Above Ground Pool

Product Usage Instructions

Installation

To install the oval pool, follow these steps:

1. Unpack all pool parts carefully.

2. Prepare the ground by leveling it and creating a proper
   foundation.

3. Install the wall, pool floor, cove, and geotextile mat.

4. Assemble the uprights, top rails, top plates, post covers,
   ledges, and bottom plates.

5. Fill the pool with water.

Pool Location

Choose a suitable location for the pool based on the provided
guidelines in the manual. Consider factors like site drainage and
prohibited installations.

Safety Instructions

Read and follow all safety instructions provided in the manual
to prevent property damage or personal injury. Pay attention to
safety messages marked with DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION.

Maintenance

Regularly inspect the pool, maintain water chemistry, and clean
the pool as needed. Follow the winterizing and spring opening
procedures to ensure proper pool care.

FAQ

Q: Can I install the pool without professional help?

A: While it is possible to install the pool yourself, it is
recommended to involve a professional for proper installation and
to ensure safety.

Q: How often should I check the water chemistry?

A: It is advisable to check the water chemistry of the pool
regularly, at least once a week, to maintain proper balance and
cleanliness.

Q: Do I need to winterize the pool if I live in a warm

climate?

A: Winterizing the pool is still recommended even in warmer
climates to protect the pool structure and equipment during colder
months.

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OVAL POOL USER’S GUIDE

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SERIES: DIAMOND & GOLD
·The illust rat ionscont ained inthis m anuaiare for informat io nal purposes only and may vary from t he m odel purchased.
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TABLE OF CONTENT

INTRODUCTION

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WARNINGS

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safety recommendations

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Electrical Connection and Grounding of thePool

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Other Recommendations

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Installation by athird party

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Unpacking the pool parts

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INSTALLATION

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tools

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Requiredmaterial

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Required pool equipment

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Important to consider before installation

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POOL LOCATION

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General Topography and site Drainage

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Types of prohibited installations

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Site drainage

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Corrosion-related problems

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GROUND WORK PREPARATION

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Ground levelling

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The foundation

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lntallation with blacks for round sections

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Footbeam and buttress free post assembly

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Trench digging

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Trench digging diagram

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Laying the square assemblies inthetrenches

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Pressure plate assembly

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Tie straps assembly

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Squaring the straight section

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Fill up the trenches

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Bottom plate and rail assembly

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Rail assembly -round section

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WALL INSTALLATION

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Basin assembly

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POOL FLOOR AND COVE

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INSTALLATION OF THE GEOTEXTILE MAT

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INSTALLING UPRIGHTS – ROUND SECTIONS

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LINER INSTALLATION

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Assemblingthe liner tothe pool wall

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DIAMOND AND GOLD SERIES ASSEMBLV

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lnstalling the top rails

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lnstalling the top plates – round sections

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lnstalling the top plates -straight sections

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lnstalling the post covers

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lnstalling the ledges

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lnstalling the ledge covers

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Fixing the bottom plates to the structure

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FILLING THE POOL

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INSTALLING SAFETV STICKERS

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FOUNDATION DRAINAGE PROTECTION

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INSPECTION

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Water chemistry

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Regular cleaning

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WINTERIZING THE POOL

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Inspection

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Water prperation

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Winterizing the filtration and recirculation system

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Using awinter caver

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Recommendationsand maintenance during winter

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SPRING OPENING

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REPLACEMENT PARTS

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CONSUMER INFORMATION

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Consumer Information

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Availability of replacement parts

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Warranty

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To obtainwarranty service

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Technical support information

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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing a CARVIN® round above -ground pool.
We want t o help you get the best results from your new product and operate it saf ely. This manual contains information on how to proceed; please read it carefully before installing and using the pool. If you have any problems or questions about your product, please consult an authorized Carvin®dealer or di stributor.
Ali information cont ained in t his manual is based on the latest information avail able at the time of publication. The manufacturer reserves the right t o make c hanges at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation. No part of t his publication may be reproduced without written permission.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
Review ail instructions supp lied with t he product before in stallation, start-up, op eration, shutdown, maintenance or winterization.
Failure t o compl y with warnings and safety m essages may result in property damage or persona! injury. The user assumes all risks to persons or property resulting from any misuse of this product.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Vour safety and that of others is very important.
This manual provides important safet y messages. A safety m essage alerts you to potential hazards that could injure you or others. Each safety message is ident ified by a black box and one of three words, DANGER, WARNING or CAUTION.
CERTIFICATION AND COMPLIANCE

The configurations listed on the ICC listing comply with the following standards and safety codes:

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ICC-ES File PMG-1576 ANSI/APSP/ ICC 4-2012 (R2022) Standard for above- ground pools / Residential ab ove-ground pools

2024, 2021, 2018, 2012 – International Building Code® (IBC) 2024, 2021, 2018, 2012 – International Resident ial Code® (IRC) 2024, 2021, 2018, 2015 – International Swimming Pool and Spa Code® (ISPSC) 2022, 2019, 2016, 2013 – Ca lifornia Building Code® (CMC) 2022, 2019, 2016, 2013 – Ca lifornia Residential Code® (CRC) 2021, 2018, 2015, 2012, 2009 – Uniform Swimming Pool, Spa and Hot Tub Code (USPSHC)’

·copyrighted publication of the International Association of Plumbing ansMechanical Officiais

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WARNING
Your pool is an area of fun, refreshment and relaxation for family and friends. lt’s designed t o be safe and to last for many years. However, careless use of your pool can quickly become dangerous. Pools are subject to wear and tear. If not properly maintained, certain t ypes of excessive or accelerated deterioration can cause the pool structure t o fail , releasing large quantities of water that can ca use persona! injury and property damage. Your pool contains enough water and is deep enough to represent a real danger toits users. That’s why it’s important t o follow and enforce the safety in structions strictly, to ensure safe use of this product. Failure to follow the recommendations listed below may result in serious injury, paralysis or even death.
We re co mmend that you take a fir st-aid co urse that includes CPR, o r refresh your kn ow ledge o f the subjec t , so that you can reac t quickly t o any inc ident. Make sure you’re aware of the regulations governing pool use in your muni c ipality. Publications describing the risks of drowning, entrapment and diving accidents are avai lable.
SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
Make sure all pool users know and followthe recommendations.
Do not dive or jump. Your above-ground pool is not deep enough t o allow safe diving or jumping . This can result in concussion, paralysis, drowning or death.
· Don’trun orfight near the pool. When surfaces become wet and slippery, falls can occur, causing serious injury.
· Never leave chlldren unsupervised. lt only takes a few seconds f or a child to drown.
· Restrict access to the swimming pool ensuring that the ladder is removed, or raised. A barrier is necessary t o protect against drowning and near-drowning . Gates are no substitute for constant supervision of children. If you have a dec k overlooking your pool, you must have a door fitted with an automatic locking system to restrict access t o the water. Don’t leave garden furniture around the pool that could allow access to the water. Objects such as t oys, chairs, tables or similar items that a small c hild couId climb on must be at least 4 ‘ (1219 mm) fro m the pool. Your filtration system (pumpandfilter) should be at least 4 ‘ (1219 mm) from the edge of your pool. Consult your municipal regulations.
· Life-saving equipment should always be present and accessible near the pool: either a 16′ (4.88m) po le w ith a prehensile tip and /or a¼” diameter, 50′ rope attached to a 15″ OD buoy. Poor swimmers should always use a persona! lite jacket.
· Wait 1 hour after eating before swimming. Cramps can occur, leading to the risk of drowning.
· Do not walk or sit on ledges as they were not desig ned for this purpose. They can be slippery, leading to dangerous falls.
· Do not consume alcohol or drugs w hich can dist ort your judgment and impair your reflexes.
· Do not use your pool if the bottom is not visible. lt must be visible at ail times from the outside perimeter of the pool. At night, it should always be adeq uately illuminated.
· Do not use glass bottles or containers near the pool. These can cause serio us persona! injuries or damage to the pool.
Do not use your pool during thunderstorms.
Keep your pool clean and hygienic, as it could cause illness.
Do not swim alone. If something happens t o you, no one w ill be able to help.
A list of emergency phone numbers, such as police, tire, ambulance and/or the nearest available rescue units. These numbers should be kept near the t elephone closest to the pool.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION AND GROUNDING OF THE POOL
Once your pool is installed, electrical bonding and grounding are important safety f eatu res. Your pool water, ail metal co mponents and your body are ail conductors and can carry electricity in certa in situations. Abonded pool keep s ail currents flowing outwards ina bonding wire or grid, where they are safely dispersed.
Chec k with your inst aller or retai ler about compliance cod es in your area to m eet the requirements for proper bonding and grounding of your pool and installat ions.
OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS
Keep an eye on your poolliner. lf your liner is a fewyears o ld, worn, punctured, discolored or you think it may have been over-c hlorinat ed, it could be defective and cause structuraldamage to your pool. Please contact a specialist if you have any doubts about the durabilit y of your liner.
Keep an eye on your pool and its equipment. Water leaks around the pool can quickly cause
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structural damage t o the pool. Please contact a specialist if you have any doubts about the plumbing, bottom drain, skimmer, water return, etc. Regularly c heck your water inlet and skimmer seals t o m ake sure there are no water leaks.
Keepan eye on the ground around your pool. Make sure that the ground around your pool is always stable and well compacted , and that no building gutters run dow n toit. Weakene d ground around the p ool can quickly lead to structural damage. Please contact a specialist if you have any doubts about the ground on whic h your pool rests.
Beware of decks near the pool. Be sure t o contact a spec ialist when your deck is located nearthe pool,as improper installation, drainage, positioning, construction or shape couldresult in structural damage to the pool. If in doubt, contact an installation specialist or your dealer. Damage to the pool caused by a deck w ill automatically voici the manufacturer’s warranty.V
THIRD-PARTV INSTALLATION
Groupe VIF inc. is not responsible for any problems related to the installation of the pool. Any materials, practices, steps, t ools or parts that differ from thi s manual will result in the automatic cancellation of the manufacturer’s warranty and the manufactu rer’s liability.
UNPACKING THE POOL PARTS
Before starting, open ail the boxes supplied with your pool. Lay them out on the ground and make sure you have ail the parts li st ed in the material list s at the end of thi s manual. Never begin installation if any parts are missing, damaged or broken. If this is the case, contact your retailer, who w ill supply you with the missing parts or replace the defective ones. Once the installation is com plete, it is assumed that the parts have been inspected and were in good condition at the t ime of delivery. N.B. Under no circumstances should the pool wall be detached and unrolled before the bottom rails have been assembled, as this will be very difficultto handle and install.

INSTALLATION
Before st arting installation, make sure you have ail the toolsand m aterials list ed below. Check the contents of the boxes containing the pool parts and make sure thateverything is included before beginning inst allation. Ali parts in the boxes are important and must be properly inst alled in the right places. If they are omitted or interchanged, they could cause t he pool t o fail. Once st arted, pool in stallation should be complet ed as soon as possible. If a partis defective, damaged or missing, contact the CARVIN®reta iler where you purchased your pool.

,&. WARNING

The product warranty will be void if ail inst allation req uirements and instructions containedin this manual are not followed. Sorne assembly methods differ fro m one model t o another, so please read the partic ularit ies carefully.

TOOLS

Shovel Garden hose Hammer Rubber mallet Soil compactor (manual or mechanical) Laser or wat er transit level or 6 -foot minimum linear level Plie r s Vacuum cleaner Gardening rake Measuring gall on Drill Ratchet w rench, adjustable wrench and torque wrenc h (66 N’ M (49 FT-LBS)) Phillips or Robertson #3 screwdriver bit Hexagonal socket 7/ 16″ and 3/4″ Hex wrench 3/4 ” Wheelbarrow Punch 3/16″ diameter Step ladder Vinyl-coat ed hooks, rope and tent pegs Workshop broom 3 t o 5 lbs sledge hammer

REQUIRED MATERIAL
2″ Ducttape 8″ to 12″ rod or nail s (number of uprights + 1) Compaction sand or rock dust or both (see t able below) River rocks or st ones (3/4″ minimum) Solid Conc rete Block 8″x 16″ x 2″. (Quantities equal t o the number of squares in the straight section) (mandat ory) Solid concrete block 8″ x 16″x 2″. (Quantit ies equal to the number of upright s in the round section of t he pool). (optional) Prefabricated cove (opt ionnal) Synthetic fiber geotextile p ool mat eut t o the size of your pool. (2X) sheet s of 3′ x 3′ plywood 1/2″ thick minimum Flexible cardboard 16 ” X 9″ 2″ x 4 ” of wood 1foot longerthan the pool radius CARVIN® swimming pool parts (1X) Can of brightly-coloured spray paint CARVIN· pool parts
INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR OVAL POOL INSTALLATION

SIZEOF

12′ X

15’X

18’X

SWIMMING POOL 15′

18′ 21′ 24′

21′

24′

30′

33′

39′

FINISHED WIDTH OFTHEPOOL

13’2″ 13’2″ 13’2″ 13’2″ 16’2″ 16’2″ 16’2″ 19’2″ 19’2″

FINISHED LENGTH

OFTHEPOOL

16′ 19′ 22′ 25′ 21’6″ 24’6″ 30’6″ 34’2″ 40’2″

CONCRETE BLOCKS

8X16X2

(STRAIGHT

4/6 6/6 8/6 10/6 6/8 8/8 12/8 12/10 16/10

SECTIONS / ROUND

SECTIONS)

REQUIRED AGREGATE
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2.5

3

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3.5 3.5

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5

5.5

· Refer t o the overall dimensions of the 1nstallat 1on to ensure that the dimensions of the buned structure wi ll be suitable. · The aggregate required for the foundation should be the finest possible rock dust and/or compaction sand.

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,&. WARNING

The use o f any materi al other than that spe c ified for t he installation of this pool could accelerate t he deterioration of the pool.

REQUIRED POOL EQUIPMENT

A basic circulation and filt ration system MUST BE INSTALLED as follows:

· Askimmer · Apool pump · A f ilter · A water inl et · A bottom drain (optional)

We recommend that you have your circu lation and filtration syst em installed by certified installers. Contact your retail er or dealer.

IMPORTANT TO CONSIDER BEFORE INSTALLATION

We strongly advise you to hire installers recommended by your dealer. If you decide to install your pool yourself, we reco mmend a minimum of 3 people.

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Follow the installation steps and recommendat ions carefully without o mitting any. Serious injury and/or material damage mayoccur.

1. The inst allation st eps in th is manual assume that t he gro und is perfectly st raight. 2. ln the event of a st eeply sloping site, or if you req uire slopes in your pool and / or a bottom drain, we recommend t hat you contact an installation professional. 3 . Vour pool must b e perfectly level: once inst alled, your pool’s foundation must have a maximum 1/4 ” difference in level f rom one end of the pool to the other, regardless of size.
POOL LOCATION

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Vour in stallation must comply with the codes of t he authorities having jurisdict ion in your area. Vou may need building , plumbing, electrica l, zoning or other permits. Check your local bylaws before beginning installation, as they may affect your cho ice of pool location.

GENERAL TOPOGRAPHY AND SITE DRAINAGE
The first and most important step is to choose the ideal location for your pool. This will determine the longevity of your pool.
Ground levelling is crucial. If the pool is more than 1/4 ” sloped, it will put more weight on the low side, and this uneven weight distrib ution can cause t he low side t o sink further, lead t o buckling of the studs or add additional stress to t he wall, or even cause itto break.
The site must drain well andb e solid. lt must siope posit ively (i.e. away from t he pool) and not form depressions, as this would result in water accumulation, compromising your foundation and possibly damaging your pool. Vou should have at least 6 feet of positive siope around t he pool. If you have any questions about t he slopes on your property, please consult an experienced in st aller or your dealer.

TYPES OF PROHIBITED INSTALLATIONS

· Do not bury your above-ground pool. Thi sw ill automatically void the warranty. Vour aboveground poo l is not desig ned t o be partially or complet ely buried. The pool wa ll d raws its st rength from the pressure of the wat er pushing evenly outwards against t he wall.
· Backfill provides poor support under the pool, so you should always dig the high side to level the ground, rather than adding sand or so il t o the low side t o b uild it up. Backfilling w ill void t he warranty.
· The soil must be free of rocks, stones and tree root s.
· Never inst all your pool directly on concrete, asphalt , tar paper, grass, peat moss, wood, gravel, earth or clay.
· Position your pool away from trees, power lines or cables, clotheslines and buildings (house, garage, et c.). Swimmers could use them t o d ive or get caught bathers could use them t o dive in or get caught, causing serious injuries.
Never inst all your pool over underground power lines, gas lines or septic t anks.
Make sure that none of the building ‘s gutters drain onto your pool’s foundation.
If your pool is located near a deck, it’s import antto drain the area underneat h t he deck near the pool.
· lt is not recommended t o finish a pool deck on t op of ledges . If it is, it should be spaced

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vert ically at least 4 inches f rom the pool.
· The pool must be located at least 6 f eet (1.83 m) from any e lectrical out let. All 125-volt, 15 and 20 amps outlets w ithin 20 ft (6.0 m) of t he pool must be prot ected by a ground -fault circuit interrupt er (GFCI). The 20 ft (6 m) distance is measured via the shortest stra ig ht line distance t he power cord would follow without piercing a f loor, wall , ceiling, door, w indow or other permanent barrier.
· An in stall ation should never be mad e on un stable ground, w ith drainage problems or significant ground movement, or w ithin 33 feet of a tree.

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CORROSI ON-RELATED PROBLEMS
lt is important to avoid environments that promote corrosion, such as prolonged or permanent exposure to stagnant water. Metal components, such as the wall , must be allowed to dry. Corrosion caused by failure to comply with the recommendations listed below will not be considered a manufacturing defect:
· Do netbury your above-ground pool. Your above-ground pool is net designed to be partially or completely buried. The pool wall must never be in direct contact w ith the ground or water. The top of the bottom rails must always be visible outside the pool.
· Never install your pool w here chemicals have been applied, as this can damage your liner and corrode the pool wall.
· Never install your pool directly on the ground; it should always be installed on a base that drains, such as compaction sand or fine rock dust.
· Never use organic materials that retain moisture under or around your pool , such as : peat m ess as a base under your liner, mulch or soil around the outside of your pool for landscap ing, etc.
· Choose a location that is not in a depression where water collects, near a siope where there is freeze-thaw or rain runoff, where the soil has drainage problems, in a f lood zone or where there are underground water veins.
· Check frequently for leaks in the liner, water inlet and skimmer, and make sure that your filtration system is watertight. Avoiding of checking these points is considered negligence.
· Check the pool wall regularly for impacts or scratches ca used by objects such as rocks, lawnmowers, edgers or other objects. These damage the wall’s protect ive finish and initiate corrosion w hich, over time, will deteriorate the pool wall.

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SITE DRAINAGE
Whether it’s because it’s anew installation, your site is located in a low- lying area of your land, the presence of w aterveins or simply because your land is poorly drained, you mayneed t o consider installing additional drai nage to keep water away from the perimeter of your pool. ln ail cases, these installations should be handled by professionals.

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GROUND WORK PREPARATION

& WARNING

Pl ease note that the installation diagrams presented in this m anual are based on a 12×21 aval pool. If you have a pool of a different size, you will find that your pool has m ore or less metal sections t o install.

Vou should be aware that the levelling and foundation work will take more t ime and labour than the rest of the steps, wh ic h must be carried out properly in order t o increase the longevit y of your aval pool.

The permitted tolerance for the flatness of the ground and the level of the central metal structure and its rounded ends must be a maximum of ± 1/ 4 in (6 .35 mm) . Failure t o respect the general t olerance on the overall level of the pool could cause damage t o your pool, your property or cause injury to users.

STEP1
Refer t o the ” marking diagram” and the “marking dimensions table”. Once you have the measurements and you have the location of the pool, you will mark the ground wit h coloured spray paint that will not fade during ground preparation. Ali pools require extra space all round to allow t he foundation to exceed it. ln addition, the f ootbeams of the pool centre section will extend 12″ underground beyond the pool wa ll.
1. Drive a stake at points A , B and C (center), at least 6″ into the ground . This will define the centres of the round secti ons and the centre of the pool and enable the centre sections t o be aligned to the measurement specified in the table.
2. Ti e a string t o a can of spray paint to be able to draw the 2 halves of the circ le. Use the radius in t he table below to t ie the canto the correct length and spray t he 2 halves.
3. Measure from the middle of the st akes t o draw a straight line on each side tojoin the 2 halves of the circles t o form an oblong.
4. Draw the outeroorridor of the trench as shown on the marking diagram.

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PoolSize
12×15′ 12×18′ 12×21′ 12×24′ 15×21′ 15×24′ 15×30′ 18×33′
18×39′

MARKING DIMENSIONS METRES (FEETl

Centre ofcircles
(D1)

Sidelines (D2)

Lentgh (D3)

Wldth(D4)

0.91 (3’0″¼) 1.18(3’ 11″) 5.19 (17’0 “¼)

1.83(6’0″ 7/t,) 2.76 (9’0’¾)

2.10(6’11”) 3 (9’11” )

6.11 (20’0″ 7/ tG) 7.0 3 (23’0 “¾)

4.27 (14’0 ” )

3.68 (12’0″½) 3.93 (12’11”) 7.95 (26’0″½)

1.83 (6 ‘0 ” 7/16) 2.76 (9’0″¾) 4.60 (15’1’ %)

2.10 (6’11” ) 6.56 (21’6″7/ tG) 3 (9’11”) 7.94 (26’0″¾)
4.85 (15’11”) 9.78 (32’1″½)

5.18 (1 7’0″ )

4.60 (1 5’1’%) 4.85 (15’11” ) 10.70 (35’1″½)

6.44 (21 ‘1½)

6.70 (22′ ) 12,53 (41’ 1″½)

6.1 (20’0″ )

Radius 2.13 (7’0″) 2.59 (8 ‘ 6 ” ) 3.05
(10’0 ” )

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GROUND LEVELLING
STEP1
Once the site has been correct ly marked, remove t he sod from the installation area. We recommend using a mechanical hoe or shovel. Vou will need to remove ail branches, roots, stones and weeds from the install ation area. These could damage your li ner and your pool.
STEP2
The best way t o level the ground and remove t he grass is t o st art at the lowest po int of the inst allation surface. Make sure the pool is installed o n hard ground. lt is not ad visable t o add soil to level t he surface, but rather to scrape off the high spots, as this soil will compact o nce the pool is full of water, destabilising t he level of t he pool and possibly causing damage.

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Only remove only grass at the lowest level.

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Don’t add so il in low-lying areas. lt w ill never be as compact as the existing soil.
Make sure there are no elect rical w ires, septic t anks, sumps, we lls, roots (st ump s) or buried d ebris. There should always be a posit ive slope away from the pool. Always inst all the pool on high ground. If it is inst alled on low ground, thiscouId dest abilise it and cause damage.

STEP3
Once your lawn has been removed and the installation site cleared of all debris, you can start levelling the ground. This is one of the m ost important steps. The st raighter the level (maximum deviatio n of ± 1/4 ” (6.35 mm)), the easier the following steps w ill be. The best tools for levelling t he ground are a gardener’s rake, a straight plank and a laser t ransit level. If you don’t have access to a laser transit level, use acarpent er’s level on a plank. Check t hat the entire surface is straight in bath axes.

STEP4
Compact t he entire surface of the levelledground t wice using a mechanical comp actor. Make sure t he f loor is perfectly straight af t er this operation. If this is not t he case, start again until the f loor is perfect ly levelled.

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THE FOUNDATION
STEP1
Place mounds of aggregate around the perimeter of the pool every 4 feet on the dimension line of your pool, which you will spread out in the next step.

STEPS
Moisten the aggregate. Compact the outer perimeter twice using acompactor. Measure the flatness and thickness ofthe aggregate in the circle. Once compacted, it should be 2 inches thick. The base of your pool should rest on a very f iat surface with no space under the feet or rails. The maximum slope of the surface is 1/4 inch from one end to the other. If the f latness and thickness are not adequate, start over.

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STEP2
Spread the aggregate around the pool line to a w idth of 16″. That is to say, 8″ outside and 8″ inside the dimension line of your pool. The thickness of the uncompacted spread aggregate should be between 4 and 5 inches, resulting in a compacted thickness of 2 inches.

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INSTALLATION WITH CONCRETE BLOCKS FOR ROUND SECTIONS (OPTIONAU
STEP1
First assemble the rails and bottom plates of the t wo round sections at position 5 on the gradation system, then place them on their respective radii at the two ends of t he pool. Measure from peg A or B to the inside of the rai l groove for the exact position, check at ail connection feet.

STEP3
Use the plank you will place on the central stakes and a carpenter’s level to levelthe aggregate in the two semi-circles. Adjust the height of the central stakes to obtain the desired result of 4 to 5 inches of constant, uncompacted aggregate.

STEP2
Trace the outline of each bottom plate, then remove them and the rails.
STEP3
Carefully dig holes the size and thickness of the concrete block. The widest part of the block should be on the radius line and centred with the marked position of the bottom plate.

STEP4

Uncompacted level thickness of 4 ta 5 inches

Use the plank and the level to level the stra ight section, based on the two semi- circles that have already been levelled.

STEP4
Compact the bottom of the hole using the sledgehammer. Place the block and make sure the top is level with the rest of the foundation. Recompact around the block if necessary.
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STEPS
Use the transit level to check that the blocks are ail at the same level. If t hey are not, level any blocks that are not. If you don’t have a t ransit level, check t he level using a plank and a carpenter’s level.
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FOOTBEAM AND BUTTRESS FREE POST ASSEMBLV
For thi s assembly, you w ill need the following hardware and parts.

y0 STEEL HEX SCREW ½” P/ N 14455035 3/4″ (19 MM) HEX SOCKET MAX TORQUE 66 N.M (49 FT-LBS) STEEL WASHER ½” P/N 14455095

STEELNUT ½”
P/ N 14455085 3/4″ (19MM)HEX SOCK ET MAX TORQUE 66 N’M (49 FT-LBS)
BUTTRESSFREEPOST 52″ : P/ N 46025031 54″: P/ N 46025600

( j SLEEVE P/ N 46025010

[J POLYSTYRENEBLOCK P/ N 46025015

FOOTBEAM P/N 46025030

STEP1
Assemble the buttress free post on the footbeam, aligning the holes.

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STEP3
lnsert a sleeve and t wo ½” washers on each side into the channel of the buttress free post, aligning the pieces with the holes. lnsert a½” washer into a½” boit, then insert through t he assembly. Place a½” washer in the bo it on t he other side and a nut.
STEP4
Using a 3/4 ” hex wrench and a t orque spanner fitted w ith a 3 /4″ hex socket, set to 66 N·M (49 ft-lbs). Tighten t he screws and nuts to t he required torque.
STEP5
lnsert the 2 polyst yrene blacks (46025015) at each end of the foot beam .

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STEP6
Repeat steps 1to 4 for each sq uare required for the pool.

& WARNING

The sq uares are important structural part s and must contain ail the parts contained in the assembly stages. Omission of parts or tightening t orques could lead to failure or even collapse of t he pool. This could result in serious injury and/ or materialdamage.

STEP2
lnsert the t wo sleeves into the footbeam c hannel, align them with the ho les. lnsert a washer into a½” screw, then insert through the assembly. Place a washer in the screw on the other side and a nut (1445 504 5). Repeat for the second hole

TRENCH DIGGING
STEP1
Vouneed to dig two trenches on either side of the central sectio n t o insert the metal bracket s and pressure plates. The top of the footbeam must be leve l with th e compacted foundation aggregat e. Ref er to the trenc hing diagram .
STEP2 Vou will need t o locate the concrete blacks as shown in the diagram on page 9 corresponding
to your pool model and dig the block 2″ th ick. The result should bethat the top of the block is level wit h the bottom of the t rench.

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TRENCH DIGGING DIAGRAMS
Refer to the dimensio nal d iagrams for your pool below to mark t he location of t he trenches on site.

15×21

12×15

12×18

15×24

12×21 12×24

Concrete block

18×33 18×39

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LAYING THE SQUARE ASSEMBLIES IN THE TRENCHES
STEP1
Place t he assembled square assemblies in the trenches. Align each one in t he middle of the patio blacks. A lign the centre of the square on both sides with peg A and B.
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STEP2
Measure the distance bet ween t he buttress free post s and the centre of the pool according t o the pool squaring table on the page. Use the radius (R) or the measurement (H) divided by 2. If you look at ail t he buttress free post s in profile view they should ail be perfect ly aligned.

TIE STRAP ASSEMBLY
Refer t o the table for t he part number required to configure the t ension bands and assemble using 1/4″ -20 x 0.500″ hex head machine screws (14455075) and 1/4″ – 20 n uts (14455085).
Remove the “radius pegs” before screwing t he bands to each end. Make sure you identify your centre on t he t ie strap with a pencil. Screw the assembled t ie st raps to t he footbeams at each end with screws (14433700- ZINC).

P3 – PHILLIPS DRIVE P/N 14433700-ZINC MAX TORQUE 4 N-m
(35 in-lbf) SCREW AT LOW SPEED

7/16″ (11mm) HEX SOCKET?/16″
P/N 14455075 MAX TORQUE7.5 N-m (66 in-lbf))
7/16 ” (11mm) HEX SOCKET 7/16″
P/N 14455085

& WARNING

lt is important t o align the post s as explained in st ep 2. This adjustment will ensure that the pressure is evenly distributed on the post s in the central sect ion.

PRESSURE PLATE ASSEMBLY

Assemble t he pressure plat es (46025003) to the foo t beams in t he holes provided. Each

plate is assembled using four no. 12 metal screws (14433700-ZlNC). Repeat unt il ail the plates

are assembled.

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& WARNING
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lt is important to use the zinc -plated met al screws provided for this purpose. These screws are designed for assembly in galvanised steel. If you use other screws, they will either break and /or prematurely initiat e corrosion on the met al structure.

TAILLE DE PISCINE
12’ XU
15 ‘ X U
18’X U

CONFIGURATION OF TIE STRAPS PER SECTION
1X P/ N 46025007 (35″) + 1X P/N 46025006 (40″ )
2 X P/ N 46025005 (55″ )
2 X P/N 46025005 (55″) + 1 X P/N 46025006 (40″ )

SQUARING THE STRAIGHT SECTION
This step is very important, asit will ensure that t he structures in the centralsection are parallel and well aligned. Refer to t he dimensions in the table. The buttress f ree posts on each side must be aligned w ith each other. Each square assembly should be positioned centered as possible in t he middle of t he concret e black. Measure t he dist ance f rom the bottom of each buttress free posts t o the centre of the pool. Measurement A & B must be the same t o ensure t hat the two straight sections are parallel and square t o each other.

POOL WIDTH
12×15
12×18 12′
12×21
12×24
15×21
15′ 15×24
15×30
1Bx33 18′
1Bx39

SQUARING THE POOL Measurements in Met ers (Feet)

A=B

C

D

E

F

G

H

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A

3.77 (12’4″ ½)

4.58 (15′ O”)

4.710

5.50

(13′ 5″ ½) 4 .5 8

1.39 (4’6″ ¼)

2.57 (8′ 5″¼)

3 .35 (10′ 12″)

N/A

3.64 (12′ 0 ” )

(18′ 0″ ½) 6.64

1.82 (6′ 0″ )

(15’0″ )

(21’0″ ¾)

5.1 9 (17’0″¼)

7.34 (24’0″)

4.9 (16′ 2″ )

6.41 (21’0″¼)

5.34

1.40

(17’6″¼) (4′ 7″)

2.67 (8′ 9″)

3 .68 (12’1″)

4.32 (14’2″)

N/A

4 .5 8

7.33

2.29

(15’0″) (24′ O” ½) (7’6″ )

6.49 (21’3″ ½)

9.18 (3 0’0″ ½)

7.16 (23’6″)
8.46 (27′ 9″)

1.41 (4’7″ ½)

2.73 (8’11” ½)

3 .86 (12′ 8″ )

4 .73 (15’6″ ¼)

5.27

5.48

(17′ 3″ ½) (18′ 0 ” )

10.09 (33′ 1″ ¼)
11.93 (39′ 1″)

2 .74 (9’0″ )

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FILL UP THE TRENCHES
Before filllng thetrenches, make sure that t hetops of t hefootbeams are level with the foundation a nd the round sect ions. If this is not the ca se, adjust the level of the foot beam so that they are level . Fill the trenches with rock dust as well as t he centre of the pool so that the general level of t he ground is equal tothe foundation . Add waterto the rock dust and compact t he soil twice. Make sure the ground is level after compaction .

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BOTTOM PLATES AND RAILS ASSEMBLY
STEP1
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ÉTAPE 2
Once assembled, fix ail the botto m plates t o the holes in the footbeams using met al screws on both sides of the structure.

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RAIL ASSEMBLY – ROUND SECTION
STEP1
Add aggregate for the “bottom” to the inside of the pool before installing the rails, connect ing bottom plat es and unrolling the wall. You’ll need enough aggregate t o make a 1.5″ t o 2″ thick base once compacted p lus the cove. This st ep is important before unrolling the wall.

STEP2
Make sure that the surface fro m the straig ht sect ion t o the round sections is level.
STEP3
Assemble the round sections wit h the bottom plat es and long rails.
STEP4
Connect the rails of the round sections to the bottom plat es of the right- hand section.
STEP5
Measure the distance from the central st ake (you made a mark on the tie strap s) t o the inside centre of the rails (dimension “R” when squaring the straig ht section) and adjust t o the radius of your pool (see table on page 11). Drive a st ake in front of each bottom plat es, in the middle, t o maintain the position of the circle when inst alling the wall.

Measure inside the
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WALL INSTALLATION

,& DANGER

Do not inst all the wall in windy or st ormy weather. Wait for a ca irn d ay. At least 3 people are needed to install the wall. This could result in serious injury or even death .

STEP 1
Before you start installing the wall, make sure you have the following item sw ithin the circle of the pool rails: t wo sheet s of plywood, some extra aggregat e t o make a cove or prefabricated cove, and a st epladder t o be ab le to climb out of the enclosure form ed by the assembled pool wall.
STEP2
Note that the hole for the water return and the skimmer are locat ed at the end of the st art of the rolled-up wall, so position the roller t o st art the roll-out of your pool wall where you wish t o position these elements. lt is recommended that the skimmer and water return are locat ed in the round sections t o ensure good wat er circulatio n in the pool.
STEP3
Position t he 2 sheet s of plywood inside the pool circle near w here you want to position your pump and filter. Remove t he wall from it s box and place it on a sheet of plywood.
STEP4
St art unrolling the wall by insert ing the bo ttom o f the wall into th e bottom rai l (already positioned). The beginning of the wall should be in the center of a connecting foot to hide the closure behind an upright . Use the plywood sheet s so that the wall doesn’t t ouch t heground.

,& WARNING

Do not put sand inside the bot tom rail, as t his would make it d iffic ult to insert the wall int o it. lt is mandat ory t o clean the inside of the rails to facilitate the insert ion of t he wall into t hem .

STEP5
We suggest inst alling the top rails on top of t he wall as it is unrolled, to give t he wall great er st ability and rigidity. lt’s important to support t he top of t he wall f rom t he out side unt il it’s fully inst alled in the bottom rail and closed. Support it by securing t he to p of t he sheet w it h vinylcoated hooks attached to a rope and staked into t he ground with tent peg s.

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BASIN ASSEMBLY
Once the wa ll has been complet ely unrolled and inserted into the bottom rails, 3 situations mayoccur:
Wall looks t oo long ( it is not). See st ep 1. Wall appears too short (it is not) . See step 2. The assembly holes at both ends of the wall line up perfectly. Proceed t o step 3.
STEP 1
If your wall seems too long, the spacing between the rails in the f eet needs t o b e enlarged. Gently tap the inside of the feet outwards, so that the pool’s circumference expands slightly. If the wa ll overlap is long, you’II need t o spread the expansion o f the pool over several connections feet.

IMPORTANT

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The screw heads must be inside the pool. Set a t orque spanner to 8.5 N-m (75 in-lbf)
TORQUE8.5N·M (75 IN·LBF)

Tighten the screws one by one as you go up and down, w itho ut forgetting any, w hic h could cause long-term problems.
STEP 4
Cover the inside walljoint and screw heads with 2″ (50mm) wide Duct Tape. Overlap 3 layers of tape t o ensure that the liner is well protected from t he sharp corners of t he screws, and that the curvature of the liner at this position is softened .
STEP 2
If your wall seems t oo short, the spacing between the rails in the feet needs to be narrowed. Gently t ap the outside of the feet inwards t o reduce t he pool’s circumference slightly. Ifthe wall overlap is short, you’II need t o spread t he expansion of the pool over several connections feet.

(lnterior view of the pool)
STEPS
Once the wall is assembled, carry out additional checks to ensure t hat the round sect ions of the pool are perfectly round. To do this, check th e radius of the pool f rom t he centre to t he inside of all t he rails to ensure t hat each distance is t he same. If this is not t he case, adjust t he connect ion f eet by pushing them in or o ut t o obtain perfectly round sections.

lfyou have carried out one of the two steps (1 & 2), you must double- checkthespacing between the rails ln each footto ensurethatthe spaclng Is equal on both sldes of the center ofthe foot.

STEP 3
Once t he holes at the 2 end s of the wall are aligned (or very close t o it), you can assemble them . To do thi s, place the two ends of t he wall one on t op of the other, then add a wall bracket on each side of the wall (inside and outside).To help you align the holes, use a punch t o pass through the holes so that they align correct ly. Then install the screws (interior) and nuts (exterior), but don’t tighten them just yet. lt’s best to put a screw at the b ottom, middle and top to facilitate assembly. Make sure all holes have screws and nuts. Once ail screws and nuts are in place, tighten them to a torque of 8.5 N-m (75 Lbf-in).

1/4″- 20 NUT 7/16″ (13mm) HEX SOCKET
P/N 14072620

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& WARNING

The pool must be level throughout its entire perimeter. A pool t hat isn’t level throughout can be dangerous and collapse.

Once th e wall has been inst alled, c heck the positio n of ail th e rails in eac h foot. Each rail must be positioned so that the gaps are equal at the c ent er of the connecting foot . Eltruriple below: the space is equal between the end of the t wo rails and the center of the foot. Vou can refer t o the gradation on the rail to ensure that the figure is equal on b oth sides.

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&, WARNING

The pool floor is not optional; it must be manufacturedaceording tothe specifications in the manual.

POOL FLOOR AND COVE

STEP1

We recommend that a 12″ w ide strip of p olyethylene f ilm be glued t o the inside o f the wall from 8″ above the floor, secured with duct t ape, and running down t o the floor t o prevent any contaminants in the aggregat e from affecting the met al wall.

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&, WARNING

The cove is not optional; it must be manufactured to the specifications in this manual or installed.

STEP4

If you are using a p refabricated cove, follow the instructio ns in t he manual supplied by t he manufacturer.

STEP5
Once the layer of aggregate is uniform, use sand or rock dust to create a t riangular-shaped ledge (doucine) along the bottom of t he wall , 3″ t o 6″ (7.5 c m t o 15 c m) high by 8″ t o 12″ (20 c m t o 30 c m) long. When you’ve finished, use a garden hose t o moisten t he cove and recompact.

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1.5″ to 2″ Compacted
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STEP2
Once the plastic sheet is in place, starting f rom the aggregate previously placed inside the pool, begin raking and levelling an even layer spread over t he ent ire in side surface of the pool.
STEP3
When this is com plete, use a hose to soak the soit, t hen com pact w it h a mechanical compact or. Vou should have a thickness of 1.5″ to 2″ of compacted aggregate.

INSTALLATION OF THE GEOTEXTILE MAT

There are already geotextile mat eut to the size of t he pool available from your local pool shop. These are t hick and durable.

&. WARNING

Use a quality 100% synthetic needle -punched geotext ile m at designed forthi s purpose. Never install t he liner directlyon t he rock dust or peat moss.

ÉTAPE 1
Roll out t he pre-cut geotextile mat to t he size of the pool.

STEP 2
Water the geot extile mat t o spread it out and hold it in place.

STEP 3
Once wet, using t he broom, place the fabric from t he center outwards, sweeping to rem ove wrinkles.

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INSTALLING THE UPRIGHTS – ROUND SECTION
Before installing the uprights, check that the rails are correctly centered in the connection feet. Adjust if necessary.
STEP 1 Insert the uprights into the feet. Push the upright down until you hear a click.
STEP 2 There are spaces on each side of the connecting feet for installing screws. Installation of these screws is mandatory to make the assembly even stronger against freeze-thaw ground movement. These screws are mandatory in order to preserve the warranty.
Do not install these screws immediately. Wait until the ledges have been installed before installing these screws.

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STEP 2 Take the canvas out into the sun unroll it to let it warm up.
STEP3 Inspect the liner, joints and surface for holes.

WARNING

To avoid damaging the liner, remove your shoes when walking on it.

STEP 4 Lay the liner in the pool with the patterns facing upwards. The liner seam that runs around the bottom of the pool should be centered with the pool. The other seams should form parallel straight lines.
Patterns upward

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LINER INSTALLATION (GENERAL)
REFER TO THE LINER MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE PERFORMING THIS STEP.
The liner is generally smaller than the structure. We recommend laying the liner in the sun one or two hours before installation to allow it to warm up. It will stretch better under these conditions.
Choose a liner that meets APSP-4 liner performance criteria. Do not install the liner on a cold, sunless day (16ºC minimum). Avoid using very cold water to fill up the pool.
The CARVIN® pool must be installed with a “U/J-Hook” or “Overlap” type liner.

U/J-Hook Liner

Overlap Liner*

CARVIN® Rail

CARVIN® Rail

V Flat coping strip

U/J Hook Liner

Overlap liner

Wall

Wall

STEP 5 Stretch the liner to remove as many creases as possible from the bottom of the pool.
ASSEMBLING THE LINER TO THE POOL WALL
FOR INSTALLATION WITH HOOKED POOL LINER (U/J HOOK)
STEP 1 The top side of the canvas has a vinyl fold where there is no pattern. Open this fold with your fingers and hang it on the top of the wall.
CARVIN® rail
Vinyl folding

• When installing an “Overlap” type liner, you’ll need flat “V”-shaped coping to clamp the liner under the top rails. (in quantities equal to the top rails). Consult your dealer.
  STEP 1 Open the liner box.

WARNING

Do not use sharp objects to open the box. This may damage the liner.

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STEP 2
Do this ail the way around the pool. The liner should not have any w rinkles, even in the portion running up the walls. If it does, adjust the liner either by turning the bottom, or by adjusting the insta llation of the fold around the wall.
DIAMOND AND GOLD SERIES ASSEMBLIES
INSTALLING THE TOP RAILS
As you install the liner fold, assemble the t op rails to secure the assembly. Position the top rails so that they line up w ith the bottom rails, since the uprights w ill have to reach the junction of the rail s (top and bottom).
lnsert the liner into the slot and press along the rail fro m right to left.
Use a rubber m allet to tap the top rails gently into place, trapping the canvas in the rail.

STEP 2
Make sure the holes in the top plate line up w ith those in the uprights. lnst all the 4 self-drilling screws (14455032) to assemble the top plate to t he upright .
· Ifyou have STARGLOW lights, it is important to assemble them after this step, bef ore attaching the coping. Follow the STARGLOW instruction manuai for further information.

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INSTALLING THE TOP PLATES-STRAIGHT SECTION
lnsert the screw detail of the t op plate inside the support pillar, m aking sure that the rail is inside the rear groove. Before screwing, m ake sure the plate rests fiat on t he pillar. A ssemble one screw (14433700-ZINC) and one washer (14073852) on each side.
There are additional screwing provisions on the pillar and in t he event of damage to the plate.

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MAX TORQUE 3 N-m (27 in-lbf) SCREW AT LOW SPEED ‘

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INSTALLING THE TOP PLATES – ROUND SECTIONS
STEP 1
From the outside, tilt the top plate so that the inner part hooks onto the top rail. Lower the plate, then slide it onto the upright, and press down.
INSTALLING THE POST COVERS
STEP1
lnsert the post cover, aligning the top of it under the top plate (1) and pivot the bottom of the post cover towards the pool wall (2).

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DIAMOND AND GOLD SERIES ASSEMBLIES

STEP2
Align the upper holes in t he post cover wit h t he inner set of holes in the top plate. Assemble 4 x screws (14455032) per plate.
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Make sure the oblong holes on the ledge are aligned with the screw holes on the top plate. Use the corrugation (folds or wrinkles) of the wall to check the verticality of the uprights. Make sure the uprights are straight before screwing the ledges in place.

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STEP 3

At the bottom of t he posts, t here is 1hole on each side, assemble wit h the support pillar l X screw (14433700 -ZINC) and washer (14073852) on each side.

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STEP 3
GOLD SERIES LEDGES POSITIONING
Push the ledge towards the outside of the pool until the edge t ouches the t op plate.

INSTALLING THE LEDGES
STEPt
Position all ledges stones around the pool structure
STEP2
Center the ledges on the t op plat es.

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DIAMOND SERIES LEDGE POSITIONING
Push the ledge t owards t he inside of the pool as far as it will go.

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DIAMOND AND GOLD SERIES ASSEMBLIES

STEP 4
FIXING OF GOLD AND DIAMOND SERIES LEDGES
Screw on the ledge using 2 self-tapping screws on each side (144551 10) (total of 4 per ledges). Use the oblong hales as far out as possible t o screw the ledge. Severa! hales are available on t he t op plate t o make the assembly. Vou canuse the one that seems best located for your assembly.

STEP 3
Hold the rear of the ledge caver and push on the front until they are firmly in place . ln the case of the Diamond series, there are two snaps that will fit into receptacles in the front of the upright. Shawn by the blue arrow below.

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INSTALLING THE LEDGE COVERS
STEP 1
Pre- assemble the fro nt and rear ledge caver by inserting them into each other in the detail provided, until they click into place.

ÉTAPE 4
Align the slot in the caver with the central hale in the t op plate. Screw the assembly in place using a screw (144550 32)..
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Exterior

STEP 2
lnsert the rear hook of the assembled covers under the inner edge of the ledge, t hen rotate it t owards the outside of the pool, lowering it.

STEP 5
lnst all the ledge caver cap by pushing it until it c lic ks into place.

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FOR ALL SERIES
FIXING BOTTOM PLATES TO THE STRUCTURE
Fix 2 screws (14455032) in the rear detail on each side of the bottom plate to secure the entire structure. These fasteners will prevent the uprights and bottom plates from slipping out of place when the ground freezes and thaws.

&_ WARNING

The presence of hardware in the bottom plate is mandatory. They provide strength and st ability w hen there are ground movements.

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24″ lnside the pool

SKIMMER

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FILLING THE POOL
STEP 1
A vacuum cleaner is used to remove the air between the liner and the pool wall. By removing the air, the liner will stret c h and stick t o the walls of the pool. This operation will allow you t o correct the surface of the liner to remove wrinkles.

&_ WARNING

Do not use an industrial vacuum c leaner of more than 5 HP, which could suck up the liner and damage it, or even puncture it.

&. WARNING

Make sure that the end of the vacuum hose has no sharp edges that could damage the liner. Tape the edges of the nozzle if in doubt.

STEP 2
On the outside wa ll of the pool, seal the skimmer hole w ith a piece of cardboard and tape around the edge with grey “Duct Tape”. Make sure you cover the rectangular section and t he holes so that no air can seep through.
lnsert the vacuum cleaner hose about 24″ (60cm) into the water inlet hole from the outside. Make sure the hose is at least 6 ” (15cm) awayfrom the coveto avoid moving it or suctioning it.
Fix and seal the vacuum hose t o the outside of the pool wall using grey “Duct Tape”. Be sure to seal t he hose and t he hole to prevent air from seeping in.

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STEP 3
Start the vacuum cleaner. The liner will begin t o stick to the walls. If there are any creases, it’s time to stretch the liner to remove them.
STEP 4
When you see that the liner is no longer moving under suction and there are no c reases, start filling the pool with a hose w hile leaving the hoover running.
Throughout the filllng process: · Check the liner for creases. To prevent the liner from moving, smooth out any c reases visible at the bottom of the pool before there is too much wat er in the p ool. The slow f low of the hose will allow the liner to stretch and give you time to put it b ack in place if you see any c reases. · lnspect the structure regularly. Make sure the bottom rails st ay in place and f iat against t he foundation. Make sure the wall stays in place in the rails and t hat no folds form in t he wall when the weight of the water pulls on the liner. Ift he metal wall bends, stopfilling immediately, examine and correct the problem with the structure.
STEP 5
When there is ab out 12″ (30 cm) of wat er f rom the bottom of the pool, st op the vacuum cleaner, remove the hose from the wat er inlet hole and the cardboard from the skimmer.
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4″ to 5″ above the cove

& WARNING

Make sure yo u comply w ith ail loca l and provincial (State) regulations when inst alling pool accessories. Elements allowing entry to the pool must be approved for user safety.

STEP 9
Once your filtration system is in stalled, fill the pool until the water reaches 1.5″ to 2″ f rom the top of the skimmeror until it reaches the ‘Maximum’ mark on t he decorative plate of t he CARVIN ® ski m me r.

1.5″- 2.0″
..,. .,

STEP 6
W hen the water reaches a levelof12″ (30 cm)from the bottom, you can use afasterwaterflow.

STEP 10
Vou can now switch o n your c irculation and filtration system. Make sure you use and maintain this equipment in accordance w ith t he recommendations of their respective manufacturers.

& WARNING

To allow the pool to expand naturally, the flow rate when filling must not exceed 16 GPM. Do not make the foundation drain protection around the pool until it is completely filled with water.

STEP 7
When the water reaches a level of 24″ (6 0 c m) from the bottom, the liner has stret c hed correctly. lt’s time t o inst all the skimmer and water inlet. Follow the manufacturers’ instructions for the inst allation of these accessories. lt is very important to be meticulous when performing the installation of the skimmer and water inlet, as they could leak and corrode your pool wall.

& WARNING

A basic circulation and filtration syst em MUST BE INSTALLED on yourpool.

STEP 8
The basic filtration system includes, as a minimum, in the order of installation:
Askimmer A recirculation pump A filter A water inlet
Be sure to use and properly maintain t he equipment inaccordance with the recommendations of their respective manufacturers. Do not switch on the eq uipment at this stage. If the water level reaches 2″ below t he inlet hale and the above equipment is not installed, stop filling the pool and install your equipment.
………….__

& WARNING

Never introduce chemicals into the pool through the skimmer. Thiswill cause major problems for yourfiltration system and could damage it in the long term.

INSTALLING SAFETY STICKERS

Before using your pool, the first st epis to affix the safety st ickers. lt isSTRICTLYFORBIDDEN to remove these stickers. If t he stickers supplied are not affixed and visible around your pool, you couId be prosecuted in the event of an accident. Follow the information on t he following pages to put them in the right place. Vou must not use your pool if the stickers are not affixed.

& WARNING

OWNERSAND INSTALLERS. Fitthewarning st ickers supplied, as shown in this manual. These stickers alert users to the dangers of jumping and diving and can prevent accidents.

INTERIOR STICKER
Place the small warning stickers on the liner above the water level and on the ledge opposit e to the ladder so that they are visible to swimmers.

2″ minimum below the inlet hole
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lnstall the large warning stic ker on the wall at the entrance to the pool to ensure that everyone entering the pool is aware of t he dangers.
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FOUNDATION DRAINAGE PROTECTION
To protect the compacted foundation and prevent it from being drained, spread river rock or st one a minimum of 3/4″ diameter all around your pool. A strip at least 10″ wide and 2 to 3 inches thick. The top of the lower rails must remain visible.

& WARNING

Not doing this or using any other organic product such as soil, peat moss, turf, mulch or anyother moisture-retaining substrate will accelerate the deterioration of the pool’s components.

INSPECTION
The parts most likely t o cause a problem w it h leaks are the skimmer and t he wat er inlet . Regularly inspect the area around t hese two components t o c heckthat no water is leaking onto the pool wall. Carry out the necessary repairs to t he skimmer and water inletjoints (or replace them) in order to st op these leakages, as they can cause corrosion and se riously damage the pool’s sheet met al wall, causing it to eventually burst. This couId cause serious damage to your property, that of your neighbours and put lives in danger.
Your pool liner should be inspected regularly for leaks. Water leaks can damage the wall of your pool, as th e water contains corrosive products t hat will accelerat e corrosion. If you detect leaks, ACTION MUST BE TAKEN IMMEDIATELY. Vou can easily repair minor liner damage using a patch kit available from your ret ailer.

& WARNING

Failure t o ca rry out these inspections and repairs w ill invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty.

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WATER CHEMISTRY
Water c hemistry p lays an essential role in the good functioning of a swimming pool. Clean, balanced water is essential for the safet y and well- being of pool users, as it can cause illness and infections. Unbalanced water will also lead to premature deterioration of pool components and equipment. That’s w hy it needs to be assessed on a regular basis. A number of products are available to help you assess, treat and rebalance your wat er. For an assessment and advice on the quality and treatment of your wat er, visit your retailer with a water sample. See the table below for the values for balanced pool water.
lt’s importa nt to remember that the filtration system and proper circulation of t he water in the pool account for more than 50% of healt hy water maintenance. lt’s therefore import ant t o ensure that the water c irculates well aro und the pool and t o maintain t he filt ration system regularly t o improve sanitation and reduce algae growth and other bacteria.
TABLE – RECOMMENDED WATER CHEMISTRV PARAMETERS

Parameters
Temperature dlfference
sait concentration (OlloTM)

Minimum
+59°F (15°C)
3000ppm

Target
–
3300ppm

Maximum
+1 04°F (+40°cJ
4000ppm

Cyanurlc acld

30ppm

30-50ppm

100ppm

pH
Free chlorlne Comblned chlorlne
(Chloramlnes)
Total alkallnlty

7.2 1.0ppm
60ppm

7.4 – 7.6 2.0- 3.0 ppm
Oppm 100-120 ppm

7.8 3.0 ppm 0.2ppm 180 ppm

Calcium hardness
Total dlssolved sollds (TDS)
(lncludlng sait)
Matais (copper, Iron, manganese)

200ppm
–
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NONE

300ppm 1500ppm
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NONE

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– Sources: Health Canada publication H129 – 4 /2011E & ANSI/APSP/ ICC-4 2012
– ppm = partk:le per million, ppb = particle per billion – This series of poolsiscompatible with the Carvin®OlloTMchlorine generator; consult the owner’s manual
Owner’s Manuaifor ideal pool water salinity levels.

& WARNING

Pool water contains a number of product s that are corrosive to the pool wall. lt is import ant to c heck thatthere are no leaks in the liner. Any leaks will lead t o long-term cor rosion of the wall, whi ch will reduce it s st rength. The wall could break and cause major damage t o your property and/or your ne ighbours and could also cause serious injury t o p eople near or in the p ool.

REGULAR CLEANING
Keep the walls and plastic st ructu re clean .Always clean any chemical deposits that mayappear on t he pool’s external surfaces. We recommend cleaning t hese surfaces (struct ure and walls) at least once a year w ith a degreasing cleaning product t hat does not contain bleach. lt is im portant to clean the liner, where deposits can form when the water evaporat es. lt is also recommended t hat any algae deposits on walls or equipment immersed in water should be checked and cleaned regularly.

WINTERISING THE POOL

ln regions w here freezing temperatures occur, it is common practice to close an outdoor swimming poolduring the winter.This isknown as winterisation. This stepshould be considered

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as soon as the pool is installed. Ali our pools have been designed to remain assembled outside during the winter. However, the following instructions should be followed when winterising your pool. Proper winterisation should only t ake a f ew heurs and will make spring opening much easier.

& WARNING

Failure to foll ow winterization instruct ionsmay cause irreparable damage t o the pool and /or harm to your home or surrounding structures.

As the water t emperature cools, there is less and less need to add chemicals. lt is, however, necessary t o check the water’s c hemical parameters periodically in order t o keep the water clean and within the recommended values. Failure t o comply with these values could cause the pool liner t o t arnish and shorten il s lifesp an. We reco mmend winteri sing your pool as late as possible (late September/early October) when the water is below 10°C (50° F). At this temperature, micro -organisms proliferate very slowly.

INSPECTION

STEP 1
Before closing the pool each year, check the water parameters (ph, alkalinit y, chlorine, et c .) Water with unadjust ed param eters will damage the liner and could cau se corrosion on the pool wall.
STEP 2
Check that there are no leaks in the liner. To b e sure, fo r a week in early September, check t hat the water level does not drop. If the water level does drop, it means there is a leak. lmmediat ely repair the holes in the liner using repair kit s that can be purc hased from your pool specialist. Check t hat there are no leaks around the skimmer or wat er return . If a leak is found around these elements, action must b e t aken imme diate ly t o rectify th e situation. Check that t he liner is st ill securely f astened t o the t op of the sheet met al wall.

& WARNING

Wat er leaking fro m the li ner during the w inter ca n cau se significa nt soil movement when the wat er freezes under the pool. This can cause major damage t o your pool.

STEP 3
Check t he structure of the pool for scratches and/or corrosion on the wall. If necessary, repair them using an anti-cor rosion enamelling p roduct. Scrub the rusted surface with a wire brush, make sure ail the rust is removed, apply t he anti-cor rosion product and paint t he surface t o mat ch t he colour of the wa ll. Also check that t he wall joint (joining the 2 ends of the pool wall) is solid and that the screws are t ight.

WATER PREPARATION

& WARNING

lt is important never to lower the wat er in the pool if it has frozen and f orms a block of ice, as this can ca use considerable damage to the liner and the pool.

WINTERISING OF THE FILTRATION AND RECIRCULATION SYSTEM

STEP 1
Disconnect ail hoses from the filtrat ion system: pump, filt er, skimmer, valves, wat erreturn, et c.
STEP 2
Drain the pump, filt er and water heater and winterise them according to the recommendations in their respective manuals.
STEP 3
If you have CARVIN® wat er features, it is important t o winterize them according t o the recommendations in your manuals.

STEP 4
The winterizat ion of the water return and t he skimmer is different according to the climat e of the region in which you are locat ed. Ask your ret ailer for recommendations.
For regions where there is frost: lt is imperative never t o obstrue! t he return water and skimmer openings. Make sure t hat the water entering the water retu rn drains away f rom t he pool at ail times. Regularly check t hat the openings are not blocked by ice.
STEP 5
If your pool is equipped with a bottom drain (for reglons where frost 1s present), it is essential to use ant ifreeze specially designed for swimming pools to prevent the pipe from freezing and rupturing.
Make sure that the wat er level in the pool is correct ly lowered, then remove the hose that connect s your filt ration syst em t o your bottom drain. Make sure t hat t he end of the hose is above the water level at ail t im es (so that the pool does not drain through it). Empty t he antifreeze slowly into the hose until you see it coming out of the bottom drain . Make sure t he hose st ays above t he level of the wat er inlet throughout the winter by securing it to the ledge.

STEP 6
Store ail components; pump, ladder and any other product that needs to be st ored in a wellt empered place prot ected f rom t he elements.

& WARNING

Do not swit c hoffthe filtration system unt ilthe pool is completely
closed, to keep the wat er healthy until it is winterised.

STEP 1
Keep your pool wat er within acceptable param eters in t he weeks leading up t o its closure.

STEP 2
Clean the bottom of your pool of any dirt before lowering the water level.

STEP 3
Lower the wat er level t o bet ween 6″ and 20″ (15 cm and 50 c m) below t he level of the wat er
return, depending on the climate of your region. Check with your retailer for recommendations on the wat er level t o maintain when winterizing .

For reqions where there is frost, the pool must be emptied between 15 ” and 20″ (40 cm and 50 c m) below the water inlet.

Po not empty~

ol completely. This operation could cause your liner t o move. lt would also

lighten your pool, which could be blown away in strong winds and cause maj or damage t o your

property or t hat of your neighbours. lt could also cause serious injury or even death.

STEP 4

Use a set of pool closure product s available from your ret ailer. Using this kit w ill considerably reduce the t ime and quantit y of chemicals required when you restart your pool each spring .

& WARNING

lt is advisable t o check the wat er level in the autumn aft er winterisation before th e wat er freezes. If the water level rises drastically, it is advisable to re-drain the wat er to bring it back down t o the recommended level.

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& WARNING

Closing t he pool t oo lat e could allow t he wat er in the pipes, skimmer and wat er inlet to freeze and damage t he fi lt ration syst em components and the pool.

USING A WINTER COVER

When using a winterisat io n cover for pools, we recomme nd using a mesh-type pool cover specially desig ned for winterising above-ground pools. The mesh has a porous woven design that allows water to f low into the pool under t he cover whil e trapping leaves and debris .
Opaque or waterproof polyethylene, plastic or vinyl tarpaulins are not recommended . These tarpaulins are generally used for cam ping and prot ecting abjects from t he rain. These covers allow wat er, snow and ice t o accumulat e on t op, creating significant weight on t he pool st ructu re. This extra weight can cause t he uprights to pull o ut or the walls of t he pool and it s st ructu re to collapse.
To use a winter cover, we recommend that you ask your local pool specialist for information. As t here are several types of winter cover available, t he pool professional will be able t o advise you on how to install one.

WEIGHT FOR WINTER COVER
Sorne winter covers use a weight system to keep them in place during the cold season . lt is import ant t o use weights intended for this purpose as they are designed to protect t he pool wall. The use of improvised weight s for this purpose (plast ic gallons filled wit h water attached by a rope or anything else) is forbidden as t hey can be blown away during periods of high winds and damage t he pool wall .

IMPORTANT

Using a line r and attachment system other than those specifically designed for an above- ground poolcan cause considerable damage. Check with your dealer.

RECOMMENDATIONS AND MAINTENANCE DURING WINTER
1- Check that there is no obstruction in the water inlet orifice and that the water can drain away from the pool.

2- Check that water, snow and ice do not accumulate in the skimmer during the freezing period. lt is important to check regularly that these are free of build-up at all times. This could damage the skimmer and cause the pool wall to collapse w hen the thaw cornes.

3 – The pool is designed to support the vo lume of water contained in it , and therefore to wo rk horizontally. M ake sure you remove any snow that accumulates on the structure (the ledges).
Do not allow more than 12″ (30cm) of snow to accumul ate on the pool ledges at any givent ime.

4- Do not hit a pool containing f rozen water, as this will damage it.

5- Do not climb inside a fro zen poo l. This could cause the ice to shift and ru baga inst the liner, breaking it and seriously damaging the pool.

SPRING OPENING

W hen the outside temperature reaches 10°c (50°F) and the pool water has completely thawed, it’s t ime to restart you r pool’s filtration system .
STEP 1
Rem ove the w inter caver from the pool, remove any water that may have accumulated on the caver over the w inter and any other dirt and leaves.
STEP 2
Reposition your filtration syst em and reconnect the pipes linking it to the skimmer and the water inlet.
STEP 3
Fill the pool until the water level is in t he middle of the skimmer.
lnspect yourpoolfor visible corrosion or leaks. Pay particular attention to the areas around the sklmmerand the water lnlet. If necessary, correct the problem lmmedlately.
STEP 4
Clean the b ottom of the pool by vacuumin g up any leaves or dirt. Put the sand filter in the ” DRAIN” position t o remove the dirt from the pool without going through t he filter. This operation in “Drain” m ode w ill extend the time before you need t o “backwash” th e sand in your filte r.
Do not empty your pool completely t o c lean the water unless you have t o, as this could cause creases in your liner. If you absolutely must, do not leave t he pool empty for a long period. A lin er exposed to the sun could shrink and dry out. The structure could also move in st rong w inds, making it very dangerous.
STEP 5
Adjust the c hem ica l paramet ers of your pool wat er. Contact your pool professional for recommendations on adding c hemicals t o your pool water in spring .
Make sure that the skimmer and wat er inlet are not leaking. Such a leak could corrode the wall of t he pool and seriously damage its structure.

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10

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1924 621215 1924621218 1924621221 1924621224 1924621521 1924 621524 1924621530 1924 621833 1924621839

DOWNTOWN
194510 1215 1945101218 1945101221 19 4 5101224 1945101521 1945101524 19 4510 1530 19 45101 833 194510 1839

REDWOOD DOWNTOWN

1974721215 1974721218 1974721221 1974721224 1974721521 1974721524 1974721530 1974721833 1974721839

1974721215 1974721218 1974 721221 1974721224 1974721521 1974721524 1974721530 1974721833 1974721839

COUNTRY
1946241215 19 46241218 1946241221 1946241224 19 46241521 1946241524 1946241530 1946241833 1946241 839

COUNTRY
1901341 215 1901341218 1901341221 1901341 2 24 1901341521 19 0 1 341 5 2 4 1901341530 19 013 4 1 8 33 1901341839

MYSTIC ENIGMA
19 74 6 3 1215 1974631218 1974631221 1974 631224 1974631521 1974631524 1974631530 1974 631833 1974631839

MYSTIC ENIGMA
1947971215 19 4 7 9 71218 1947971221 19 4 7 9 71224 19 4 7 9 7 152 1 1947971524 19 47971 5 3 0 1947971833 1947971839

SIZE
12 X 15 12 X 18 12X 21 12 X 24 15 X 21 15 X 24 15 X 30 18 X 33 18 X 39
SIZE
12 X 15 12 X 18 12 X 21 12X24 15 X 21 15 X 24 15 X 30 18 X 33 18 X39

QUANTITY
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
QUANTITY
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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CONSUMER INFORMATION
CARVIN® retailers or authorised distributors are trained professionals. They are able to answer all your questions. If you encounter a problem that your retailer or distributor is not resolving to your satisfaction, please discuss it with the retailer’s or distributor’s management. The service manager, general manager or owner can help. Almost all problems are solved this way.
If you are not satisfied with the decision taken by the management of the retailer or distributor, contact CARVIN® technical support.
When writing or calling, please provide the following information: · Product model, serial number and date code; · Name of the retailer or distributor who sold you the product; · Original proof of purchase showing date of purchase; · Your name, address and telephone number; · A detailed description of the problem; and · If you are sending an e-mail, include any relevant photos of the product in context in its environment.
AVAILABILITY OF REPLACEMENT PARTS
Replacement parts are available from your CARVIN® dealer or distributor.

WARRANTY
A digital warranty is provided for your product.

http://carvinpool.com/link_warranty

TO OBTAIN A WARRANTY SERVICE
You must first contact your authorised CARVIN® dealer or distributor.

Any defect must be reported to an authorised CARVIN® dealer or distributor within 72 hours to avoid possible breakage on other equipment, otherwise the guarantee will not be honoured.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT INFORMATION
After contacting your retailer or distributor, if you have any problems with your Product, contact CARVIN® technical support.

AMERICA

Web: Email: Phone: Fax: Toll Free: By mail:

carvinpool.com/support help@carvinpool.com 1 450-250-4500 (option 2) 1 450-250-4501 1 866-979-4501 CARVIN® POOL EQUIPMENT Technical Support 4000 boul. Casavant Ouest, Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec, Canada, J2S 9E3

CARVIN® SOLSTICE OVAL ABOVE GROUND POOL | USER’S GUIDE

Le Groupe VIF Inc. 4000, boulevard Casavant Ouest, Saint-Hyacinthe
Québec, Canada, J2S 9E3
www.carvinpool.com
CARVIN® is a registred trademarks of Le Groupe VIF Inc. in Canada and United States of America.
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