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Introduction:
We are pleased that you have chosen to buy a poolset from our
product range. Please devote a few minutes of your time to read this
assembly manual before you begin to install the pool. By doing so
you will get information necessary in order to extend the life of the
pool and to guarantee safety and bathing pleasure.
For the installation at least 2 people are required, naturally, it can be
done quicker if somebody else helps. The time for assembly, without
preparation of the ground and filling is ca. 3 hrs.
For the assembly, additional tools and materials are required (not in-
cluded in the set):
 screwdriver
 insulating tape
 long wooden board (straight!)
 tape measure
 hacksaw
 safety gloves
 spirit level
 swimming pool fleece
Important information:
Read and adhere to all instructions before putting the product into
operation!
ATTENTION! Steel wall pools are not suitable for salt water! All
important questions, such as installation requirements or legal
building requirements, will be answered by your local specialist.
 Continuous and competent supervision of children and handi-
capped persons by adults is important.
 Take safety precautions to prevent unwanted use of the pool.
 Take safety precautions to protect children and pets.
 Pool and pool accessories should only be put up and dismantled
by adults.
 Never jump into the pool and do not swim underwater.
 To ensure a safe installation, place the pool on safe, firm ground.
Otherwise, it can happen that the pool collapses and anybody in
the pool can be "washed out" and injured.
 Do not allow anybody to sit on the side of the pool or to climb up.
 Please remove all water toys in and around the pool when the pool
is not in use, since such toys attract small children.
 Remove chairs, tables, or other climbing aids for children, from the
pool.
 Make sure that the safety equipment is close to the pool and that
the emergency telephone numbers are placed next to the closest
telephone. Examples of rescuing equipment:
 Ring buoy, approved by the coastguards, with a rescue pole with a
minimum length of at least 366 cm.
 Keep your pool clean and pure. The bottom of the pool must al-
ways be visible from the outside.
 If you use your pool at night, make sure that all warning signs, the
ladder, the bottom of the pool and the environment are lit up suffi-
ciently.
 Never use the pool under the influence of alcohol or drugs!
 Warning! Keep children away from the covered pool to prevent
them getting tangled up in the cover sheet and drowning or being
seriously injured.
 The cover sheet must be completely removed before using the
pool. Make sure there are no children or adults under the sheet,
since they cannot be seen.
 Please do not cover the pool when it is in use.
 Keep the area around the pool clean in order to prevent injuries
caused by slipping or falling down.
 Keep the water clean, this protects all users of the pool from ill-
nesses.
 The pool is an object of everyday use. Pay attention to the correct
maintenance of your pool. Often, an excessive or fast deterioration
of the water quality can damage the pool.
 This pool is suitable for use outside.
 In order to ensure that the water is circulated at least once a day, it
is recommended to also switch on the filter pump during the use of
the swimming pool. Refer to the operating manual for exact in-
struction on calculating the operating hours required for the filter
pump.
 The pool should always be filled with water. If the pool is to be
completely emptied, then you must make sure that the steel wall is
secured, since this will otherwise fall over.
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SAFETY BARRIERS OR POOL COVERS CANNOT REPLACE THE
CONTINUOUS AND COMPETENT SUPERVISION BY ADULTS.
ADULTS HAVE TO ASSUME THE FUNCTION OF A LIFEGUARD
AND TO TAKE CARE OF THE SAFETY OF THE SWIMMERS,
ESPECIALLY THAT OF CHILDREN IN AND NEAR THE POOL.
FAILING TO OBSERVE THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAN
CAUSE DAMAGE TO OBJECTS, SERIOUS INJURIES AND EVEN
DEATH!
Important safety regulations:
Read and adhere to all instructions before putting the product into
operation! These warnings, instructions and safety regulation deal
with some of the general hazards when relaxing in water, but they
cannot cover all risks and hazards in all events. Take care, common
sense and the correct judgement during swimming are important.
This manual must be kept for reference purposes later.
General
 Inspect all pins, bolts and screws regularly for rust, in order to
avoid injuries, check whether there are any splinters or sharp
edges (especially on surfaces that are touched).
Safety of non-swimmers
 The uninterrupted, active and careful supervision of inexperienced
swimmers and non-swimmers by a competent adult is continuous-
ly required (taking into consideration that the danger of drowning is
greatest for children under five).
 Nominate an adult who supervises the pool every time it is used.
 Inexperienced and non-swimmers should wear personal protective
equipment when they use the pool.
Safety precautions
 The installation of a barrier is recommended (if possible - secure
all doors and windows) to prevent unauthorised access to the
swimming pool.
 Barriers, pool covers, pool alarm and similar safety equipment are
good aids and appliances are, however, not a substitute for unin-
terrupted competent supervision by an adult.
Safety equipment
 It is recommended to store rescue equipment (e.g. lifebelt) close to
the pool.
Safe use of the pool
 Encourage all users - especially children - to learn to swim.
 Learn the life saving measures (resuscitation) and refresh this
knowledge on a regular basis. In an emergency this can make a
life-saving difference.
 Instruct all pool users, including children, on what is to be done in
emergencies.
 Never plunge into shallow water. This can lead to serious injuries
or death.
 Do not use the pool if you have drunk alcohol or taken medication;
this can impair your capability to use the pool safely.
 If a pool cover is used, remove this completely from the water sur-
face before climbing into the pool.
To protect you from unnecessary surprises, it makes sense that you
make a plan before setting up the pool on what material you need
and what you want to do in a time schedule.
Do not install the swimming pool on a windy day. It is extremely diffi-
cult to keep the swimming pool wall upright and it would probably
fall, resulting in injuries. In addition, fill the pool immediately after
installation to avoid any damage caused by rising wind, etc. The
steel wall pool must not be left unfilled. Mount
the pool liner on a warm, sunny day, so it is easy to interpret in the
pool. You shouldn't also mount the swimming pool liner in direct
sunlight, since the thermal expansion not an optimal fit of the film is
given. The best time for the installation of the swimming pool liner is
in summer, early morning or late even- ing. Do not mount the pool
liner at temperatures below 20°C, other- wise the film is stiff and
difficult to assemble.
The swimming pool filter system and other accessories may be op-
erated electrically. If you do not have appropriate electrical connec-
tions in your garden, it is necessary to establish this.
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