Gre KPCOR60LT Rectangular Pool Instruction Manual

Gre KPCOR60LT Rectangular Pool

Specifications

• Models:
  • KPCOR60N: 6.06 x 3.26 H 1.24m
  • KPCOR60LN: 6.06 x 3.26 H 1.24m
  • KPCOR46N: 4.66 x 3.26 H 1.24m
• Reference: HIMCOMPRECIPE.24
• Warranty: 2 years against manufacturing defects (requires adherence to all manual instructions).
• Spare Parts Availability: 5 years from product invoicing date.

Product Usage Instructions

• Important Notes Before Installation:
  • Read the entire manual carefully before mounting the pool.
  • Before starting, extend all pool components and verify they match the list on page 23.
  • Handle all swimming pool parts with care as they are fragile and can be easily damaged.
  • Failure to follow these instructions will completely invalidate the warranty.
  • If you have any questions, contact technical service.
• Installation Duration:
  • The installation of this pool requires at least two people and takes two days (in addition to land preparation and filling).
• Installation Suggestions:
  • DO NOT PLACE YOUR POOL: (Specific locations not provided in the excerpt, refer to full manual).
  • Ensure proper site preparation as detailed on page 26.
• After Installation:
  • Once the pool and all components are assembled, please classify and recycle all packaging materials.
• Troubleshooting
  • This section is not detailed in the provided manual excerpt. Please refer to the full manual for specific troubleshooting steps.

FAQs

• What should I do before starting the installation?
  • Read the entire manual carefully, check all components against the list on page 23, and handle parts with care.
• How long does the installation take?
  • The installation requires at least two people and takes two days, not including land preparation and filling.
• What invalidates the warranty?
  • Failure to follow the instructions in the manual will completely invalidate the warranty.
• What is not covered by the warranty?
  • Cuts in the liner
  • The assembly and filter connection
  • The assembly
  • The filling with water
  • Installation of the edges
  • The wintering
  • Maintenance
• How do I make a warranty claim?
  • Any warranty claim should be made via an online declaration on www.grepool.com/en/aftersales, along with the purchase receipt. Photographs may be requested. No material returns will be accepted without prior agreement, and the client is responsible for all return costs.
• Where can I find spare parts?
  • Spare parts are available for 5 years from the product invoicing date. Contact gre@gre.es or visit http://www.grepool.com.

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Security information

Before installing and using the pool, carefully read the information contained in this manual, understand it, and comply with it. Announcements, instructions, and safety guidelines refer to some of the most common risks related to water recreation, but they do not cover all the risks and dangers that may arise. Exercise caution, critical thinking, and common sense when engaging in water activities. Save this information for future reference.
Safety for those who cannot swim:
Constant, active, and continuous supervision by a responsible adult is always needed for children who do not know how to swim or do not swim well (keep in mind that the highest risk of drowning is presented by minors).
from five years).

→ Ensure that a responsible adult supervises the pool every time it is used.
→ It is advisable for children who do not know how to swim or do not swim well to have personal protective equipment when using the pool.
→ When the pool is not in use or is unsupervised, remove all toys from it to prevent children from approaching it.
Security devices
→ It is advisable to install a barrier (and, if necessary, install security elements on doors and windows) to prevent any unauthorized access to the pool.
→ Barriers, covers, pool alarms, or similar safety devices are useful but do not replace continuous supervision by a responsible adult.
Safety equipment
→ It is recommended to have rescue equipment (a buoy, for example) near the pool.
→ Have a phone in perfect condition and a list of emergency numbers near the pool.
Safe use of the pool
→ Encourage all users, especially children, to learn to swim.
→ Learn rescue techniques (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and periodically update your knowledge. These gestures can save a life in an emergency.
→ Explain to the pool users, including the children, what procedure they should follow in case of an emergency.
→ Never dive into shallow pools, as you may suffer serious or fata injuries.
→ Do not use the pool after consuming alcohol or medications that may impair your ability to do so safely.
→ If the pool is covered by a cover, remove it completely from the water surface before entering.
→ Treat your pool water and establish good hygiene practices to protect users from water-related illnesses. Refer to the instruction manual for how to treat the water.
→ Keep chemical products (such as water treatment, cleaning, or disinfection products) out of the reach of children.
→ It is mandatory to place the included pictograms in a visible position less than 2 meters from the pool.
→ Place the mobile stairs on a horizontal surface.
→ It is mandatory to remove the ladder after each use.
→ If you plan to connect an electrolysis system, it must be installed with a grounding and sacrificial anode to prevent the appearance of rust on the metal parts. Otherwise, in the event of oxidation of any metal part (ladder, pool wall, profiles, etc…), they would be excluded from the warranty. For more information about these parts, consult your distributor.

ATTENTION
Any device powered at 220 V must be placed at least 3.50 m from the edge of the pool.
The equipment must be connected to a power outlet, with a ground connection, protected by a residual current device (RCD) with a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30 mA.
Read the instructions carefully and keep them for future reference.
If you have any problems, consult us!
www.grepool.com/after-sales

Parts Components

KPCOR60LT KPCOR60T KPCOR46T
BOXPNPCOR60L 1 – –
BOXPNPCOR60 – 1 –
BOXPNPCOR46 – – 1
PVALKPCOR60 1 1 –
PVALKPCOR46 – – 1
PLYCOMP108SK 1 1 1
PLYCOMP101 3 3 1
PLYCOMP100102 2 2 3
ANGKPCOR60 1 1 –
ANGKPCOR46 – – 1
TETCOMP 1 1 1
COVER90120 2 2 2
COVER180120 4 4 3
LEDCOVER120 1 – –
AR1174CO16T 1 1 1
IPE1190 8 8 6
IPE700 8 8 6
BL 6 6 4
PLATEN 3 3 2
ANGLE 16 12 12
TKPCOR60L 1 1 –
TKPCOR60 1 1 –
TKPCOR46 – – 1
LINER 1 1 1
MONOBLOCK 1 1 1
SK101G 1 1 1
SILEX 4 4 4
MPROV610 1 1 1
PLWPB 1 – –
CORPLAYA 1 1 1
PLETINASK 1 1 1
LSCOMPG 1 1 1

Preparation of the land

Placement location
Our pools are designed to be installed above ground and for outdoor family use. The floor must be firm, smooth, and perfectly horizontal.
Remember: 1000 l. = 1m3 = 1000Kg
Do not use rubber or similar materials, nor those in which the structure can become stuck.

Recommendations for Choosing the Best Location for Your Pool
→ Choose a location where the least amount of excavation is needed to level the ground.
→ Area where it does not flood in case of rain.
→ Let no underground connection pass (water, gas, electricity,….).
→ Do not install under power lines.
→ Protected from the wind and without trees since pollen and leaves dirty the pool.
→ Sunny area, where the sun is abundant in the morning.
→Near an electrical outlet, water supply, and a drain.

You can install your pool in these 3 ways: A-B-C
It is a crucial stage in the construction of your pool. Certain startup tasks, such as land preparation, concrete slab, drainage… may require the intervention of professionals who will know how to propose the appropriate solutions.
Select the ideal location, as sunny as possible, taking into account local regulations (distance from the fence, public easements, networks…) and the landscaping after the pool installation.
Try not to install your pool on recently filled or unstable ground.

Partially or completely buried installation
According to the nature of the terrain, it is important to implement a peripheral drainage system and connect it to a decompression well. The well is dug before the construction of the pool because it can also prevent the excavations from filling with water during the works. It should be close to the glass, a few centimeters below its deepest point, and reach the surface.
The decompression well is located on the dampest side. It serves as a sink in case of water infiltration or clay soil, basedon the fact that water rises more quickly through the tube than through the soil.

Whatever type of installation is selected, it is necessary to excavate and prepare the ground to level it.
Attention: in the case of sloped land, it is essential to excavate it to level it. Do not add soil to level your land.
The installation must be carried out on a concrete slab. If a concrete slab is made, it must have a minimum thickness of 17 centimeters. The assembly of the vessel is carried out once the slab has completely dried (3 weeks). The filtration group shouldbe located below the level of the pool and ideally at the level of the pool floor.

Mark installation area:
It is advised to level the entire necessary surface before marking (which should be centered in the rectangle corresponding to thepool model) so that the assembly can be done more comfortably and with ease.
Once the location area for the pool has been chosen, we will proceed with the marking.

Installation

4.1 – Concrete slab
The installation of your pool involves the construction of a reinforced concrete slab with welded mesh. The concrete must be 350 kg/m3 (standardized C125 430). The concrete slab must be perfectly leveled or smoothed since any minor flaw can be visible. Minimum thickness: 17 cm. We recommend that you consult a professional for the construction of the slab. In case you wish to build the slab yourself, we advise you to hire a professional for the concrete to ensure the dosing and homogeneity of the materials and to pour it in the shortest possible time.

It is mandatory to install the IPEs and the slab. The measurements must exceed the inner surfaces of the vessel by at least 50 cm. You can use spacers or bricks so that the mesh is not flush with the ground but is positioned approximately halfway up the slab.

4.2 -Metal frames
It is mandatory to install the metal frame.

First, both pieces must be joined with the metal pieces (ANGLE) as shown in figure A to form an “L”.
Assemble the frame according to figure B. The frame must be placed at the same time as the concrete slab is being made.

Positioning
Place the racks at the bottom of the excavation according to the instructions in the attached plan. Make sure that the verticalpieces are well plumbed. Place the metal mesh, adjusting it to the surface that the concrete slab will occupy. It is mandatory to install the frame on the slab. The dimensions of the concreteslab must exceed the interior faces of the basin by at least 50 cm.
In large lengths, there are no metal clamps to fix the angles. Figure C.

4.3 – Placement of the panels
There are 3 types of panels;
A- Standard panel, without holes.
B- Filtration panel, with a rectangular cutout for the skimmer and another circular one for the return valve.
C- For the pool with LED, a panel with a circular die-cut is included (See page 34).

Use the vertical profiles to join the panels together.
It is very important to move the panels with great caution and between two people. Scratches or marks on the panels caused by improper handling are not covered by the warranty. If you have trouble inserting the profile, move the panels until they have the same angle and distance as the profile. Thus, the profile will enter more easily.
The union of the panels must be in the center of the column.
This is how the profile can be introduced (FIGURE A).
It is noticeable that the panels are not centered with respect to the column. Avoiding it is very important to prevent problems when filling the water. If this happens, you will have to distribute the differences among them so that they are as centered as possible.

ASSEMBLY TIPS:
The filtration must be located at a minimum of 3.50 m from the pool. The diagrams below aim to explain the direction of water flow. Refer to the manual included with the filtration group for assembly. Note: Fill the filter with 2/3 of clean and calibrated water; only one gauge is supplied, ensuring the proper functioning of the filtration. (1) The colors and connections of the filtration systems may vary depending on the models. Refer to the specific manual.
The multidirectional hatch determines a direction of circulation. The marks “PUMP” “RETURN” “WASTE” are engraved on the inlets and outlets of the hatch. The installation of all electrical systems must comply with the NF C15-100 standard. Consult the manufacturer about any modification of one or several components of the filtration system. The filtration pump should not be placed above the water level because it runs the risk of being deactivated.

All threaded connections must be assembled with Teflon* sealing tape, except for connections with an O-ring. Teflon should be wrapped in the opposite direction of the thread.

SAND FILTER
It is the oldest of the filtration systems. The filtered water passes through the sand (calibrated silicon) which retains all impurities.
This type of filter is equipped with a multidirectional flap that allows for easy handling and cleaning.

DIFFERENT POSITIONS OF THE MULTIDIRECTIONAL
VALVE (4 OR 6)*: When changes are made to the position of the multidirectional valve, the pump must always be stopped to avoid the risk of seriously damaging the filter and voiding the warranty.
BACKFILLING: I finished filling the pool. The water level will be between the upper third and the middle of the skimmer mouth.
Usual position of the hatch that allows water from the pump to enter through the top of the filter and circulate through the sand, where all its impurities are collected. The water is collected in the bottom grate and returned to the pool. The manometer located at the top of the filter allows you to monitor the pressure. In case it increases by 0.2 bar compared to the commissioning pressure, it will be necessary to clean the filter.

Maintenance and use

The water level of the pool must always be maintained at least 15 cm from the upper edge.
→ During the pool kit usage season, run the filtration system once a day to ensure a complete renewal of the water volume, and always when the pool is not being used for swimming (see the purifier manual).
→ During the pool usage season, regularly check the level of obstruction of the filter media.
→ Review all the pool’s screws and bolts, and check for possible points of corrosion as much as possible.
→ Never completely empty the pool. There is a risk of seriously damaging the structure of your pool if there is not enough water level.
→ Failure to adhere to maintenance instructions can pose serious health risks, especially for children.
→ The use of a pool kit involves adhering to the safety instructions described in the maintenance and usage guide.
→Do not leave an above-ground pool kit outside empty.
→ Regularly clean the P.V.C. Liner. and the water level line with non-abrasive products. Periodically clean the joint fold betweenthe bottom and the side of the liner, as it is an area where dirt accumulates. If you accidentally make a small hole in the liner, you can repair it with our AR202 or V12 patches.
→ Summer covers (isothermal) protect your pool from insects, dust, leaves, etc., and prevent the loss of water temperature. Always place it with the bubbles in contact with the water.

RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT “DO NOT DISMANTLE THE POOL UNLESS IT IS STRICTLY NECESSARY.” IN CASE YOU DO SO, WE KINDLY ASK YOU TO REUSE THE  WATER. “WATER IS A SCARCE RESOURCE.”When your pool reaches the end of its useful life, it must be dismantled, the different  materials (plastic and steel) must be separated,and taken to the recycling center specified by the local authorities.