Important Safety Instructions
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Failure to comply with all instructions and warnings may lead to severe bodily injury or even death. For optimal safety and functionality, it is advisable to have the product installed and serviced by a certified service professional. Prior to using this product, installers, operators, and owners must carefully review these warnings and all instructions provided in the owner's manual. It is essential to leave these warnings and the owner's manual with the owner for their reference and safety.
WARNING
For safety reasons, children should not be allowed to use this product. Packing materials and plastic bags are not toys. Keep them away from children to prevent the risk of suffocation.
Product Information
Packaging Contents
- Instruction Manual: 1 PC(S)
- Small Replacement Grid (Parts #1): 1 PC(S)
- Large Replacement Grid (Parts #2): 7 PC(S)
Introduction
The XtremepowerUS D.E. Filter Replacement Grid Set is the optimal choice for maintaining crystal-clear pool water. This replacement grid set is engineered to provide superior filtration, ensuring that every swim is in clean and pure water. Crafted with high-quality materials, this replacement grid is designed for seamless integration with D.E. filter systems, making installation straightforward and hassle-free. Its robust construction reduces the need for frequent replacements while improving filtration performance. The unique design of the D.E. Filter Replacement Grid maximizes the filtration area, allowing for the most efficient capture of dirt and debris. This results in less maintenance and more time for enjoyment. It's not just a replacement; it's an upgrade to pool cleanliness and peace of mind.
With the XtremepowerUS D.E. Filter Replacement Grid, expect:
- Enhanced filtration for water that sparkles with cleanliness.
- Easy installation with a perfect fit for D.E. filter systems.
- Durable construction that withstands regular use.
- Cost-effective maintenance due to long-lasting materials.
Assembly Instructions
Step 1: Verify Grid Size
Verify that the replacement grids' size matches the original ones from the filter.
Diagram showing two types of grids: 'THE SMALL GRID FROM THE SET' and 'THE REGULAR GRID FROM THE SET', with labels for 'HEIGHT' and 'WIDTH'.Step 2: Backwash Filter
Perform a backwash to remove old D.E. and debris, facilitating a cleaner grid change.
Diagram illustrating a filter valve with a handle. An arrow indicates 'ROTATE CLOCKWISE'. A label points to 'VALVE'. A separate circular diagram shows a dial with 'BACKWASH' and 'FILTER' settings, with an arrow indicating 'ROTATE CLOCKWISE'.Step 3: Open Air Relief Valve
Flush out water from the filter's tank and plumbing by opening the filter's pressure gauge or valve.
Diagram showing a pressure gauge with markings up to 60 PSI. An arrow indicates 'ROTATE COUNTERCLOCKWISE' on the valve connected to the gauge, labeled 'GAUGE'.Step 4: Drain Tank
Remove the filter's drain cap for water evacuation.
Diagram showing a filter tank with a drain cap. An arrow indicates 'ROTATE COUNTERCLOCKWISE' to remove the 'DRAIN CAP'.Step 5: Power Shutdown
Ensure all equipment's power is disconnected at the breaker.
Diagram of an electrical breaker switch with 'ON' and 'OFF' positions.Step 6: Detach Clamp Assembly
Remove the bolt and nut from the filter's clamp assembly, then remove the whole clamp.
Diagram showing a filter clamp assembly. Labels point to 'CLAMP ASSEMBLY BOLT' and 'CLAMP ASSEMBLY NUT'. An arrow indicates 'ROTATE COUNTERCLOCKWISE' to loosen the nut.Step 7: Lift Tank Lid
Remove the upper filter body and set it aside for reinstallation later.
Diagram illustrating the separation of the 'UPPER FILTER BODY' from the 'LOWER FILTER BODY'. An upward arrow indicates lifting the upper body.Step 8: Extract Grid Assembly
Lift the grid assembly from the filter's tank. Detach the manifold cap from the top of the manifold.
Diagram showing the 'GRID ASSEMBLY' being lifted from the 'LOWER FILTER BODY'. Another diagram shows the 'MANIFOLD CAP' being detached from the 'MANIFOLD' on the 'TOP MANIFOLD SIDE'.Step 9: Disassemble Grid Assembly
Detach the manifold from the tie rod by unscrewing the securing nut, preparing for individual grid inspection or replacement.
Diagram showing the 'MANIFOLD' with a 'NUT' on top. An arrow indicates unscrewing the nut. Another diagram shows the 'GRID RETAINER' with a 'TIE ROD SCREW' on the 'BOTTOM GRID RETAINER SIDE'.Step 10: Inspect and Select Grids
Evaluate grids for damage, removing only those necessary or replace the entire set as needed.
Diagrams showing 'SEVEN LARGE GRID(S)' and 'ONE SMALL GRID'.Step 11: Clean Tank
Wash out any residual D.E. powder or debris, ensuring the lower filter body and gasket grooves are clean.
Diagram showing a spray nozzle directing water into the 'LOWER FILTER BODY' for cleaning.Step 12: Assemble New Grids
Place the manifold on a stable surface, then sequentially install grids into the manifold, starting with the smaller grid at the standpipe port.
Diagrams showing the 'MANIFOLD' being prepared and a 'SMALL GRID' being installed onto the 'STANDPIPE PORT' of the manifold.Step 13: Install Grid Retainer
Align the grid retainer and top standpipe manifold port, ensuring correct grid placement.
Diagram showing the 'GRID RETAINER' being aligned with the 'STANDPIPE MANIFOLD PORT'. Arrows indicate downward movement.Step 14: Insert Tie Rod
Insert the tie rod through the retainer and manifold.
Diagram showing the 'GRID RETAINER' and 'MANIFOLD' with a 'TIE ROD (SCREW)' being inserted through them from the 'TOP MANIFOLD SIDE'.Step 15: Position Grid Assembly Upright
Flip the grid assembly to an upright position, ensuring both the retainer and manifold are held securely.
Diagram showing the grid assembly being flipped from the 'BOTTOM GRID RETAINER SIDE' to an upright position, with the 'TIE ROD (SCREW)' visible.Step 16: Fasten Tie Rod
Attach the tie rod nut to secure the manifold at the assembly's top. Attach the manifold cap to the top of the manifold.
Diagram showing the 'MANIFOLD CAP' being placed onto the 'MANIFOLD' on the 'TOP MANIFOLD SIDE', with 'THE TIE ROD NUT' being secured.Step 17: Position New Grid Assembly
Align and install the grid assembly within the lower filter body, ensuring proper standpipe alignment, then reassemble the manifold cap onto the top of the manifold.
Diagram showing the 'GRID ASSEMBLY' being lowered into the 'LOWER FILTER BODY', with the 'TOP MANIFOLD SIDE' aligned.Step 18: Place Tank Lid
Reattach the upper filter body, maintaining the o-ring in its designated groove.
Diagram showing the 'UPPER FILTER BODY' being placed back onto the 'LOWER FILTER BODY', with an 'O-RING' visible in its groove.Step 19: Attach Clamp Assembly
Evenly position the clamp assembly, and securely fasten the bolt and nut.
Diagram showing the 'CLAMP ASSEMBLY' being fitted around the filter tank. A close-up shows the 'CLAMP ASSEMBLY BOLT' and 'CLAMP ASSEMBLY NUT', with an arrow indicating 'ROTATE CLOCKWISE' to tighten.Step 20: Attach Drain Plug
Secure the filter's drain plug.
Diagram showing the filter's drain plug being inserted and an arrow indicating 'ROTATE CLOCKWISE' to secure it.Step 21: Leak Testing
Fasten and secure the filter's pressure gauge or valve. Activate the pump for priming, checking for leaks and ensuring proper seal alignment if leaks are present.
Diagram showing a pressure gauge attached to the filter. An arrow indicates 'ROTATE CLOCKWISE' to secure the valve. Instructions mention activating the pump.
Disclaimer
The manufacturer and/or distributor have provided the parts list and assembly diagram in this manual for reference purposes only. They do not make any representation or warranty to the buyer that they are qualified to make repairs to the product or replace any parts of the product. In fact, the manufacturer and/or distributor expressly state that all repairs and parts replacements should be undertaken by certified and licensed technicians, and not by the buyer.
The buyer assumes all risk and liability arising from their repairs to the original product or replacement parts or arising from their installation of replacement parts. It is strongly advised that qualified professionals handle any repairs or replacements to ensure safety and proper functioning of the product. Improper installation and operation may result in injury, property damage, or voiding of warranty. The manufacturer and/or distributor shall not be held responsible for any accidents, damages, or malfunctions resulting from the buyer's installation and operation of the product. It is essential to follow all safety guidelines and recommendations provided in this manual and to seek professional assistance if unsure about the installation or operation procedures.
Customer Service
If you have any questions about ordering our pool pumps and replacement parts or pool products, please feel free to contact us using the following contact information:
Customer Service and Technical Support
- Phone: (909) 628-0880
- Email: customer@xtremepowerusa.com
- Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 9AM – 4PM (CST)
