Important Safety Instructions
This guide provides instructions for installing and using the product. For any questions, please contact XtremepowerUS.
This guide contains vital information for safe installation and operation. Share or leave this information with the owner/operator for their reference.
Legends and Symbols
Pay attention to the following signal words when encountering the safety-alert symbol:
- DANGER: ⚠️ Ignoring these hazards can result in death, severe personal injury, or significant property damage.
- WARNING: ❗ Indicates potential hazards that can result in severe personal injury, death, or significant property damage.
- CAUTION: ⚠️ Indicates potential hazards that can result in minor or moderate personal injury, property damage, or unpredictable actions.
- NOTICE: ℹ️ Indicates important special instructions not directly related to hazards.
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ATTENTION INSTALLER: This manual is essential for the end user. Failure to read and follow instructions could lead to severe injuries.
Failure to comply with instructions and warnings may lead to severe bodily injury or death. It is recommended that only qualified pool service professionals install and service this product. Review all warnings and instructions carefully. For safety reasons, children should not be allowed to use this product.
Risk of electrical shock: Connect this product solely to a branch circuit safeguarded by a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Seek assistance from a qualified electrician if GFCI protection is uncertain.
This unit must be connected to a GFCI-protected supply circuit. The installer is responsible for GFCI installation and regular testing. If the GFCI interrupts power without pressing the test button, it indicates a ground current and potential electric shock; disconnect immediately and seek professional service.
This product is designed for permanent swimming pools, hot tubs, and spas. Do not use with storable pools. Ensure it is used only with permanent pools/hot tubs/spas if indicated.
General Safety
- The pump and sand filter system is not submersible.
- Do not open the drive or motor enclosure; it contains a capacitor bank that retains a dangerous electrical charge even when unpowered.
- Disconnect the main power plug before performing any maintenance.
- Before working on the filter, disconnect power and release air pressure.
- The sand filter operates between +32.0°F to +113.0°F (0°C to +45°C). Operating outside this range may cause damage.
- Chemical spills can damage pools/spas and equipment. Avoid storing chemicals near equipment.
- This appliance is not intended for use by individuals with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or those lacking experience, unless supervised.
- Ensure proper drainage around the pump to prevent water from entering electrical components.
- Use the correct pump size and install it correctly for optimal performance. Improper sizing or installation can lead to severe injury or death (electric shock, fire, flooding, suction entrapment, structural failure).
- The pump creates significant suction. Keep clear of suction openings to avoid severe injuries, entrapment, and drowning.
Suction Entrapment Hazard
To minimize injury risk from suction entrapment hazards:
- Use only properly installed and secured ANSI/ASME A112.19.8 approved anti-entrapment suction covers for each drain.
- Ensure suction covers are installed at least three (3') feet apart.
- Regularly check suction covers for cracks, damage, and weathering.
- Promptly replace any damaged or missing covers with certified ones.
- Periodically replace drain covers as they deteriorate.
- Avoid placing hair, limbs, or body near any suction cover, pool drain, or outlet.
Adhering to these measures significantly reduces the risk of injury associated with suction entrapment hazards.
Overview (Product Information)
Package Contents
The following parts are included:
- Part #1: Pressure Gauge (1 PC)
- Part #2: 7-Way Valve (1 PC)
- Part #3: Flange Clamp (1 SET)
- Part #4: Large O-Ring (1 PC)
- Part #5: Exhaust Assembly (1 PC)
- Part #6: Filter Tank (1 PC)
- Part #7: Filter Assembly (1 PC)
- Part #8: Drain Plug (1 PC)
- Part #9: Pump & Tank Base (1 PC)
- Part #10: Screw M8X35 & Nut M8 & Gasket (4 PC)
- Part #11: 1.0HP Pump (1 PC)
- Part #12: PVC Hose Assembly (1 PC)
- Part #13: Hose Adapter (1 PC)
- Teflon Tape (1 PC)
- Instruction Manual (1 PC)
Pump and Sand Filter System Description
The system comprises a filter tank, a pump, a 7-way valve, and a pressure gauge. The 7-way valve controls various functions like filtration, backwash, rinse, and waste. The pressure gauge monitors the system's operating pressure.
Diagram Description: The system diagram shows the interconnected components: the 7-way valve mounted on top of the filter tank, the pressure gauge connected to the valve, the pump attached to the filter base, and hoses connecting the pump and valve. The valve has ports labeled for RETURN, PUMP, FILTER, RINSE, RECIRCULATE, WINTER, BACKWASH, and WASTE.
Product Dimensions
Filter Tank Dimensions: Approximately 23.82 inches (605mm) in height and 13.11 inches (333mm) in diameter.
Pump Dimensions: The pump assembly is approximately 11.8 inches (299mm) in length, 9.76 inches (248mm) in width, and 13.78 inches (169.5mm) in height (excluding strainer). The base is approximately 9.92 inches (252mm) wide.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage / Frequency | 115 V / 60 Hz |
| Input Current | 9 Amps |
| Speed | Single (1) Speed |
| RPM | 3450 RPM |
| Horsepower | 1.5 HP |
| Wire | 16 AWG |
| Maximum Continuous Load | 4500 GPH (Gallons Per Hour) |
| Ambient Conditions - Storage | -40°F to +140°F (-40°C to +60°C) |
| Ambient Conditions - Operating | +32°F to +122°F (0°C to +50°C) |
| Humidity | Relative 0 to 95% Non-condensing |
| Water Temperature | +32.0°F to +113.0°F (0°C to 45°C) |
| Pool Type | Above-Ground |
| Hmax (Maximum Head) | 10.5M |
| Qmax (Maximum Flowrate) | 283L / Min |
| WEF (Weighted Energy Factor) | 4.1 |
| Certification | DOE, CEC |
| Feature | ETL Listed, Thermal Protected, Heavy-Duty Long-Lasting Case |
Installation
Pump Location
NOTE: ℹ️ This pump should not be installed within an outer enclosure or beneath the spa skirt unless specifically marked for such installation.
It is essential to mechanically secure the pump and sand filter system to the pump base for stability and safe operation.
Ensure the pump location meets these requirements:
- Position as close to the pool/spa as feasible, on a dry, well-ventilated surface away from direct sunlight.
- Ensure proper drainage away from the pump.
- Provide adequate ventilation for the pump motor.
- Allow easy access for servicing and winterizing.
- Protect the pump from the elements.
- Maintain a minimum distance of 5 feet from the pool/spa wall.
- Keep a minimum distance of 3 feet from the heater outlet.
- Avoid installing the pump higher than 10 feet above the water level.
- Choose a well-ventilated site, protected from excess moisture (e.g., rain gutters).
- Allow at least 3 inches rear clearance for motor removal (refer to Figures 1 & 2 for details).
Figure 1 & 2 Description: Illustrate minimum clearance requirements for the pump installation, showing 6" (15.2cm) minimum clearance and suction pipe diameter considerations.
While designed for outdoor use, position the pump and filter in the shade to avoid direct heat. Select a well-drained location that won't flood. Never install in damp or poorly ventilated areas. Keep the motor clean for cooling.
Electrical
RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR ELECTROCUTION. ❗ Follow the National Electrical Code and all relevant local codes and ordinances. Non-compliance can lead to severe injury, death, or property damage. Adhering to electrical safety regulations is crucial.
Always disconnect power before any service or maintenance to prevent severe injury or death. Ensure complete disconnection from the power source.
Thoroughly read and familiarize yourself with all servicing instructions before commencing work to ensure proper procedures and precautions for safe and effective servicing. Neglecting this may result in accidents, injuries, or damage.
Installation Instructions
Step 1: Pump Base Installation
Place the equipment on a level surface with adequate ground hardness. Use a flat wooden board for leveling if on grass. Secure the pump base (Part #9) to a flat surface. Use screws and nuts (Part #10) to secure the pump (Part #11) to the pump base (Part #9).
Diagram Description: Shows the pump (Part #11) being attached to the pump base (Part #9) using screws and nuts (Part #10).
Step 2: Sand Filter Drain Installation
A. Disassemble the Filter Drain Nozzle (Part #8) and arrange components #8.1 through #8.6 as shown in Figure C.
B. Apply #8.5 onto #8.6 (Figure D). Insert the assembled #8.5 and #8.6 into the filter tank's opening (Part #6). On the outside, install other drainage components onto #8.6 in the order: #8.4, #8.3, #8.2, and #8.1.
C. Manually tighten all components to secure the filter drain. Do not over-tighten. No tools are required.
Figure C Description: Shows the components of the filter drain nozzle (Part #8) laid out in order.
Figure D Description: Illustrates the assembly of drain components #8.5 and #8.6 and their insertion into the filter tank (Part #6), followed by the attachment of remaining drain components.
Step 3: Adding Filter Media
A. Place the filter assembly (Part #7) in the center of the sand filter (Part #6), ensuring its pipe remains upright during media loading (Figure E).
B. Place the funnel (Part #17) at the top of the filter tank (Part #6), aligning it with the exhaust assembly (Part #5) (Figure E).
Figure E Description: Shows the filter assembly (Part #7) being placed inside the filter tank (Part #6), and the funnel (Part #17) being positioned on top of the tank.
C1. Sand: Add swimming pool filter sand (not included) evenly into the tank. Remove the funnel (Part #17) and clean the tank's neck (Figure F).
WARNING: ❗ Use only POOL FILTER SAND for this step.
Figure F Description: Details sand selection and loading requirements: commonly used sand is #20 (0.71MM quartz sand), density is 0.1 LB/FT³ (1.6 KG/M³), standard loading is 50 LBS. Maximum loading is two-thirds of the tank. It also shows the funnel (Part #17) being removed.
Step 4: Pressure Gauge Installation
A. Apply the large O-ring (Part #4) to the bottom of the valve (Part #2) and place it on the filter tank (Part #6) (Figure H). Remove the pressure gauge port plug from the pressure gauge port on the valve (Part #1) (Figure I).
B. Wrap Teflon tape clockwise around the thread of the pressure gauge (Part #1) (Figure J).
C. Screw the pressure gauge (Part #1) clockwise into the pressure gauge port on the side of the valve (Part #2) and tighten manually (Figure K).
Figure H Description: Shows the O-ring (Part #4) being placed on the valve (Part #2) before it's attached to the filter tank (Part #6).
Figure I Description: Illustrates the pressure gauge port and its plug on the valve.
Figure J Description: Shows Teflon tape being applied to the threads of the pressure gauge (Part #1).
Figure K Description: Shows the pressure gauge (Part #1) being screwed into the pressure gauge port on the valve (Part #2).
Step 5: Hose Adapter Installation
Install hose adapters (Part #13) onto the specified ports on the valve (Part #2) and pump (Part #1), then manually tighten them (Figure L).
Figure L Description: Shows hose adapters (Part #13) being installed onto the POOL OUTLET port of the valve (Part #2) and the PUMP INLET port of the pump (Part #1). Teflon tape is also shown.
Step 6: Tank Attachment
A. Attach the tank (Part #6) to the pump and filter base (Part #9) by aligning and inserting the tank feet into the sockets on the base (Figure N).
B. Twist clockwise to secure.
Figure N Description: Illustrates the tank feet being inserted into the sockets on the pump base (Part #9) to attach the tank (Part #6) to the pump (Part #11).
Step 7: Flange Clamp Installation
A. Install and tighten flange clamps (Part #3) around the neck of the filter tank (Part #6) (Figure O).
B. Secure both end screws.
Figure O Description: Shows flange clamps (Part #3) being installed around the neck of the filter tank (Part #6) and secured with screws.
Step 8: Hose Attachment
A. Attach the PVC hose (Part #12) to the valve (Part #2) and the other end to the pump (Part #11) (Figure P).
B. Optional: Apply silicone sealant (not included) to hose adapters (Part #13) to prevent leaks.
Figure P Description: Shows the PVC hose (Part #12) connecting the valve (Part #2) to the pump (Part #11). Silicone sealant is indicated as optional.
Figure Q Description: Water flow direction diagram showing water entering the pump, going through the filter, and returning to the pool.
Step 9: Power Connection
A. Refer to Figure R for minimum distances between the ground fault protection socket and the pump/filter system.
B. Use an 18 AWG extension cord capable of handling the filter pump's electrical load.
Figure R Description: Shows minimum clearances: 5" (127mm) and 10" (254mm) from the electrical outlet. Includes a "Pump Running Time Suggestion Chart" relating pool capacity (Gallons) to duration of run (Hours) and operation frequency (Hours/Run).
| POOL CAPACITY (Gallons) | DURATION OF EACH RUN (Hours) | OPERATION FREQUENCY (Hours/Run) |
|---|---|---|
| 300 | 0.5 | 4 |
| 600 | 1.0 | 4 |
| 900 | 1.5 | 4 |
| 1200 | 2.0 | 5 |
| 1500 | 2.5 | 5 |
| 2000 | 4.0 | 5 |
| 2500 | 5.0 | 6 |
| 3000 | 6.0 | 6 |
Operation
Prior to Start-Up
If a water pressure test is necessary:
- Engage a professional for accurate and safe testing.
- Before testing, ensure all XtremepowerUS pump and system components are removed from the plumbing system for independent testing.
❗ If circulation equipment must remain during the test, exercise caution and do not exceed 10 psi. Release water pressure before removing the pump strainer cover.
❗ When starting the pump, ensure all suction and discharge valves, and the filter air relief valve (if present), are OPEN. This is critical for proper operation and to prevent severe personal injuries.
CAUTION: ⚠️ This system operates by plugging it in. Power starts immediately. To turn off, unplug the unit.
NOTE: ℹ️ This system is designed to work with a Swimming Pool Outdoor Programmable Timer for enhanced control and efficiency.
Priming the Pump
Fill the strainer housing with water up to the suction pipe level. If leakage is observed, DO NOT start the pump; address the leak first. If no leakage occurs, proceed, but stand at least 10 feet away after starting.
❗ Before operating, ensure the pump is properly primed for cooling and seal lubrication.
CAUTION: ⚠️ NEVER OPERATE THE PUMP WITHOUT WATER. Running dry can damage seals, causing leaks, flooding, and voiding the warranty.
CAUTION: Before removing the strainer cover:
- STOP the pump.
- CLOSE suction and outlet valves.
- RELEASE ALL PRESSURE.
- Fill strainer housing with water after removing the cover.
- Clean and lubricate the strainer cover O-ring with silicone-based lubricant if necessary.
- Replace the strainer cover.
- OPEN suction and outlet pipe valves.
- Refill basket with water.
NOTE: ℹ️ Avoid installing 90° elbows directly into the pump inlet or outlet to maintain efficient operation.
Priming Instructions:
- Confirm all connections are secure.
- Clean the pool thoroughly before filling to prevent damage from dirt and particles.
❗ Ensure all suction and discharge valves are fully open before starting. Failure to do so could result in severe personal injury. Ensure the filter vessel is filled with water before starting. Starting the pump without water may cause damage.
Priming Instructions (Continued):
- Open all pool suction and WASTE lines for free water flow to the WASTE line. Set the 7-way valve handle to "BACKWASH".
- Inspect the valve clamp for tightness.
- Prime and activate the pump to fill the filter tank with water.
- Observe the WASTE line for steady flow. Operate the pump for at least 2 minutes or until backwash water runs clear to remove impurities and fine sand particles.
- Switch off the pump, set the valve to "RINSE", ensure all pool suction and WASTE lines are open, and start the pump. Avoid running the sand filter dry. Maintain a safe distance.
- Continue running the pump for at least two minutes.
- Turn off the pump, set the valve to "FILTRATION", ensure all pool suction and RETURN lines are open, and start the pump.
- The filter will begin its filtering cycle. Verify water circulation back into the pool and record the operating pressure with a clean filter.
- Inspect for leaks; turn off the pump if a leak is found.
- Monitor filter pressure. When it increases by 5-10 PSI (0.34-0.69 BAR) over the initial clean reading, initiate the BACKWASH cycle.
After Priming the Pump:
- Turn on the pump and open all suction and discharge valves.
- Allow time for the pump to expel air from suction lines.
- If no water flow within five minutes, stop and re-prime.
- Check for air leaks; refer to Troubleshooting if the pump isn't working correctly.
Checking for Air Bubbles:
- After about ten minutes of pump operation, check return fittings for air bubbles.
- Continuous air bubbles may indicate a suction line leak; fix promptly.
Controlling Output:
- Keep the gate valve in the suction line fully open while the pump is running.
- Adjust output using a valve on the return line if necessary.
❗ Never operate the pump with closed suction or discharge valves.
Valve Functions
CAUTION: ⚠️ Never operate the pump without water.
BACKWASH (Initial Run)
Use this setting to clean the filter. Initiate when the filter pressure gauge rises 5-10 PSI (0.34-0.69 BAR) above the start-up clean pressure.
- Turn off the pump and set the valve to "BACKWASH".
- Start the pump and backwash until the water in the sight glass is clear (approx. 2 minutes or less). Turn off the pump. Proceed to "RINSE".
Diagram Description: Shows the 7-way valve in the BACKWASH position. Symbols indicate opened (✔️) and closed (❌) ports. A diagram shows water flowing from the pump, through the filter media, and out to waste.
RINSE (Initial Run)
This ensures dirty water from backwashing is rinsed to waste, preventing return to the pool.
- After backwashing, keep the pump off, set the valve to "RINSE", and start the pump for 0.5 to 1 minute.
- During rinsing, water discharges through the drain pipe. After sufficient rinsing, stop the pump, set the valve to "FILTRATION", and start for normal filtering.
Diagram Description: Shows the 7-way valve in the RINSE position. Symbols indicate opened (✔️) and closed (❌) ports. A diagram shows water flowing from the pump, through the filter media, and out to waste.
FILTER (Regular Operation)
For normal filtering and vacuuming.
- Turn off the pump. Set the valve to "FILTRATION" and start the pump.
- Occasionally check the pressure gauge for normal range (5-10 PSI / 0.34-0.69 BAR).
- After sufficient filtration, turn off the pump.
Diagram Description: Shows the 7-way valve in the FILTER position. Symbols indicate opened (✔️) and closed (❌) ports. A diagram shows water flowing from the pump, through the filter media, and returning to the pool.
RECIRCULATE (Move The Water Around Without Filtering)
Use for short periods when the filter is malfunctioning, there is a severe algal bloom, chemicals are being added, or after backwashing.
- With the pump off, set the valve to "RECIRCULATE" to circulate water without filtering. Then start the pump.
- After sufficient circulation, turn off the pump.
Diagram Description: Shows the 7-way valve in the RECIRCULATE position. Symbols indicate opened (✔️) and closed (❌) ports. A diagram shows water flowing from the pump, bypassing the filter media, and returning to the pool.
WASTE (Bypass Filter Media For Direct Water Exit)
Allows water to bypass the filter media, directing it to exit the system. Aids in extracting leaves, dirt, and debris.
- With the pump off, set the valve to "WASTE" to prevent filter clogging while vacuuming. Then start the pump.
- After sufficient flushing, turn off the pump.
Diagram Description: Shows the 7-way valve in the WASTE position. Symbols indicate opened (✔️) and closed (❌) ports. A diagram shows water flowing from the pump directly to waste, bypassing the filter.
CLOSED (Shut Off The Flow To The Filter and Pool)
❗ Avoid activating the pump when the 7-way valve is set to CLOSED, as this could damage the filter, pump, or both.
This function shuts the valve to prevent water entry, useful for clearing lines during pool opening and winterization to expel air through suction lines.
- With the pump off, set the valve to "CLOSED" to prevent water entry.
Diagram Description: Shows the 7-way valve in the CLOSED position. Symbols indicate opened (✔️) and closed (❌) ports. A diagram shows water flow being stopped.
WINTER (For Winterizing)
Separate bonding surfaces to prevent freezing damage.
NOTE: ℹ️ Clearing residual water reduces freeze damage risk.
- With the pump off, set the valve to "WINTER" to open all ports, preventing residual water inside from freezing and causing damage.
Diagram Description: Shows the 7-way valve in the WINTER position. Symbols indicate opened (✔️) and closed (❌) ports. A diagram shows water flow being directed to prevent freezing.
Troubleshooting
DANGER: ⚠️ Turn the pump OFF and disconnect the power source before any corrective work. Wait for the pump's capacitor to discharge completely.
| ISSUE | CAUSE | CORRECTIVE ACTION |
|---|---|---|
| Pump Won't Start | Improper or loose wiring connections; open switches or relays | Check all connections |
| Tripped circuit breakers | Reset tripped breakers | |
| Blown fuses. | Replace blown fuses in the Circuit Breakers (Applies to older homes) | |
| Mechanical binding and electrical overload | Manually check rotation of motor shaft for free movement with no obstruction | |
| Using a pump timer | Try overriding the timer to ensure the pump is receiving power. Check the rocker switch on the back of the pump to confirm power is on (high or low speed) so the timer can operate it correctly. | |
| Undersized wiring | Contact a qualified professional to check that the wiring gauge is heavy enough (should be at least AWG14). | |
| Loose connections | Check all connections | |
| Pump Starts then Stops | Low voltage at motor or power drop (caused by undersized wiring or extension cord) | Contact a qualified professional to check that the wiring gauge is heavy enough (should be at least AWG14). |
| Overheating | The pump shouldn't run more than 8 hours a day. Ensure it is shaded or run during cooler times to prevent bearing drying. | |
| Mechanical binding | Manually check rotation of motor shaft for free movement with no obstruction. | |
| Electrical overload | Ensure proper grounding and wiring voltage. | |
| Incorrect Voltage | Check input voltage and wiring connection. | |
| Pump Hums but will Not Start | Incorrect Wiring | Check wiring connections. |
| Mechanical binding | Manually check rotation of motor shaft for free movement with no obstruction. | |
| Pump Ran Dry | Ensure the pump is properly primed before first use. Check for leaks at connections or pipes. The pump basket should always be full while running. Any water loss indicates a leak. A backflow device can be installed in the suction line if needed. | |
| Capacitor failure | Have the capacitor tested by a pool pump repair company. | |
| Pump Ran Dry (repeated) | Ensure the pump is properly primed before first use. Check for leaks at connections or pipes. The pump basket should always be full while running; any water loss indicates a leak. A backflow device can be installed in the suction line if needed. | |
| Empty pump/strainer housing. | Ensure pump/strainer housing is filled with water, O-ring is clean and properly seated, and lubricated. Ensure strainer cover is locked firmly. Lubricant helps create a tighter seal. Fill with water and check for leaks. | |
| Pump Won't Prime | Loose connections on suction side and/or outlet side. | Tighten pipe/union connections. Air leaks prevent priming and cause bubbles from return fittings. |
| Leaking O-ring or packing glands on valves. | Tighten, repair, or replace valves. | |
| Strainer basket or skimmer basket loaded with debris. | Remove strainer housing cover, clean basket, and refill with water. Tighten cover. | |
| Pump Won't Prime (Cont) | Suction side clogged. | Contact a qualified repair professional. Block off the bottom port of the skimmer to check for vacuum (5-6" of vacuum at strainer cover). If no suction, check for line blockage. |
| If pump develops vacuum, check for blocked suction line or air leak. | A. If pump develops a vacuum, check for blocked suction line. An air leak in the suction piping may be the cause. | |
| If pump does not develop vacuum and has sufficient priming water: | B. Re-check housing cover and connections for suction leaks. Disconnect power and check hose clamps. Check voltage to ensure motor rotation at full RPMs. Open housing cover and check for obstructions in suction. Check impeller for debris. Replace shaft seal only if leaking. | |
| Clogged or restricted pipe (line) and / or outlet line. | Contact a qualified repair professional. | |
| Low Flow | The pump's location is too high above the pool water level and/or too far from the pool. | Ensure pump height and lines are within manufacturer's recommended maximum distance. |
| Undersized pool piping. | Correct piping size. | |
| Plugged or restricted discharge line of filter, valve partially closed (high gauge reading). | Sand filters: backwash per instructions. D.E. filters: backwash per instructions. Cartridge filters: clean or replace cartridge. | |
| Air leak in suction (bubbles issuing from return fittings). | Re-tighten using Teflon tape. | |
| Noisy Pump | Plugged, restricted, or damaged impeller. | Contact a qualified repair professional. Clear blockage and replace the impeller seal. |
| Air leak in suction piping, cavitation caused by restricted or undersized suction line or leak at any joint, low water level in pool, and unrestricted discharge return lines. | Correct suction condition or throttle return lines. Holding hand over return fitting or using a smaller eyeball fitting may help. | |
| Vibration due to improper mounting, etc. | Mount the pump on a level surface and secure it to the equipment pad. | |
| Squealing sounds that are getting louder over time | Foreign matter in pump housing. Loose stones/debris hitting impeller. | Clean the pump housing. |
| Bearings may become noisy over time if not properly maintained. | Bearings can be re-greased during regular pump maintenance. Check for leaks in seals that may allow water into the bearing ring. Replace leaking seals immediately. | |
| Pipe blockage. | Check that all pipe valves are open. | |
| High Pressure Reading | Pump blockage. | Check for debris blocking inside the pump. |
| The filter cotton is hardened due to excessive dirt inside the filter. | Run the pump in BACKWASH for 10 minutes. | |
| Water Leakage (Filter Tank's Locking Ring Area) | Pipe blockage. | Check if locking ring screws are tightened and if there are foreign objects inside the locking ring position. |
| Water Leakage (Inlet, Outlet, and Drainage Port) | The damaged o-ring installed. | Adjust or replace the o-ring. |
| The locking ring is not properly installed. | Tighten the screws of the locking ring to ensure proper installation. | |
| Water Discharging (From The Drainage Port During Filtration) | The sealing ring of the 7-way valve is damaged. | Replace with a new valve. |
Maintenance
Pump Maintenance
DANGER: ⚠️ Always ensure the power to the pump is disconnected before starting any work.
- Motors are self-lubricating; no additional lubrication is needed.
- Check motor air vents for blockages. Remove any debris after turning off power.
- If leakage is noticed, inspect shaft seals and replace if worn.
Pump Protection
- Protection from heat: Shield the motor from direct sunlight. Ensure any enclosure is well-ventilated. Promote cross-ventilation.
- Protection against dirt: Safeguard the motor from foreign matter or splashing water. Avoid storing pool chemicals near the motor. Refrain from sweeping dust near the motor during operation. Motor damage from dirt voids the warranty.
- Protection against moisture: Shield the motor from splashing pool water and sprinklers. Protect from harsh weather. If the motor gets wet, allow it to dry completely before operating. Do not use if flooded. Water damage voids the warranty.
CAUTION: ⚠️ Never wrap the motor with airtight materials. Covering for storm or winter storage is acceptable, but never while operating or expected to operate.
NOTE: ℹ️ When replacing the motor, ensure the motor support is correctly positioned.
Water Chemistry
Maintaining proper water chemistry is essential for clean, sanitary water and to control algae growth.
Chlorine
Use dry or liquid chlorine daily to ensure clean and sanitary water. Chlorine dissipates due to dirt, germs, sunlight, and wind exposure.
pH Level
Maintain the correct level of acidity or alkalinity. Desirable range: 7.2 - 7.4.
Diagram Description: A pH scale showing acidic (0-6), neutral (7), and alkaline (8-14) ranges.
Replacement Parts
Parts Diagram
The following table lists the components of the Pump and Sand Filter System:
| ITEM | DESCRIPTION | QTY |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | PRESSURE GAUGE | 1 |
| 2 | 7-WAY VALVE | 1 |
| 3 | FLANGE CLAMP | 1 |
| 4 | O-RING ∅174 X Ø5.5 | 1 |
| 5 | EXHAUST ASSEMBLY | 1 |
| 6 | FILTER TANK | 1 |
| 7 | FILTER ASSEMBLY | 1 |
| 8 | DRAIN PLUG | 1 |
| 9 | PUMP & TANK BASE | 1 |
| 10 | SCREW M8X35 & NUT M8 & GASKET | 1 |
| 11 | 1.0HP PUMP | 1 |
| 12 | PVC HOSE ASSEMBLY | 1 |
| 13 | HOSE ADAPTOR | 1 |
Disclaimer
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY
The manufacturer/distributor provides the parts list and assembly diagram for reference only. They do not warrant that buyers are qualified to make repairs or replace parts. All repairs and replacements should be undertaken by certified and licensed technicians, not the buyer.
The buyer assumes all risk and liability arising from repairs or installation of replacement parts. Qualified professionals should handle repairs/replacements to ensure safety and proper functioning. Improper installation/operation may result in injury, property damage, or voiding of warranty. The manufacturer/distributor is not responsible for accidents, damages, or malfunctions resulting from buyer's installation and operation. Follow all safety guidelines and seek professional assistance if unsure.
Customer Service
For questions about ordering pool pumps, replacement parts, or pool products, contact XtremepowerUS Customer Service and Technical Support:
- Phone: (909) 628-0880
- Email: customer@xtremepowerusa.com
- Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 9AM – 4PM (CST)
