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Single-wheel sideSweep Hose • Clean the skimmer, filter and pump basket, clearing debris that restricts water flow. • Check the hoses, connections and swivels for leaks that cause loss of water pressure. • Remove the blue restrictor disk from the UWF. • If an adjustable gate valve is installed on the booster pump or cleaner line, open it completely so water can flow freely to the Polaris. If count is more than 32 RPM: • Replace the blue restrictor disk in the UWF with the red restrictor. If the

: PED-010 REVISION: 1 EFFECTIVE DATE: 08-24-2004 POLARIS SERIES TBM 200 LH ( 8” ) TYPE PHO / PBO / PVO ELECTRO-SUBMERSIBLE PUMP PUMP TYPE: _TBM 200 LH ( 8” ) TYPE ( ) POLARIS PART NBR.: _700.200.05. HP / V / Hz / Poles: / / / INSULATION: F □ H □ SUPER EXPLOSION PROOF: Y □ N □ EQUIPMENT OPTIONS: POWER CABLE: ADDITIONAL (FEET) VITON MOTOR O-RINGS □ VITON SEAL ELASTOMERS □ “SEAL GUARD” □ “SLURRY BOSS” □ “MOTOR SENTRY” □ SS MOTOR FLANGE □ COAL TAR EPOXY □ PUMP SERI

English English English Fine Tuning the Polaris Cleaner When operating correctly, the Polaris vacuums and sweeps all surfaces, moving randomly throughout the pool. The surface module floats on the water’s surface recirculating clean, filtered water. The sweep hose and filter bag move across the pool floor collecting dirt and debris. Approximately every 15-25 seconds the Polaris will change directions. Pressure Relief Valve The pressure relief valve in the Quick Disconnect automatically releases

• New plumbing lines should be flushed out before installing the Polaris. • Do not handle the Polaris while it is operating. • Always remove the Polaris before swimmers enter the pool. • Disconnect the Polaris from the pool wall when cleaning or backwashing the pool filter. • After cleaning or backwashing, let the filtration system run for at least five minutes before re-connecting the Polaris. • Always remove the Polaris from the pool before chemical shock treatments. For customer service or su

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B11, Ref. 8) 7 -- - - - - - 1 Gasket, Exhaust (See Battery Box Pg. B9, Ref. 5) 8 1261023-093 1 Asm., Exhaust Pipe 9 7080446 1 Clamp, Hose 10 5411165 1 Hose, Pipe/Silencer 11 7080451 1 Clamp, Hose 12 5430621 1 Strap, Rubber 13 5811342 1 Pad, Foam 14 5224472 2 D-Hook 15 7515127 2 Screw 16 7555838 6 Washer, Lock 17 7555839 2 Washer, Flat 18 5410414 2 Bumper, Rubber 19 5222696 1 Cradle, Silencer 20 1260581-093 1 Silencer, Exhaust 21 5812094 3 Pad 22 7080445 2 Clamp, Hose 23 5411951 2 Hose 24 7080907

• After cleaning or backwashing, let the filtration system run for at least five minutes before re-connecting the Polaris. • New plumbing lines should be flushed out before installing the Polaris. • The Polaris should not be used to remove plaster dust in new pools. • Never handle the Polaris while it is operating. • When not in operation, always use the handle to pick up the cleaner. • Always remove the Polaris before swimmers enter the pool. • Always remove the Polaris from the pool before che

• Verify that all suction lines are closed except the one utilized by the flow indicator. • Check hose cuffs and connections for leaks that cause loss of flow. • For dedicated suction line installations, adjust valve in equipment area that controls water flow to suction line until indicator is within the target area. Mark valves for reference. • For skimmer installations, turn knob on flow regulator clockwise until indicator is within the target area. If the indicator does not move into the targ