Troubleshooting - Wehncke Manhattan Mode D'emploi

9. Troubleshooting

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Problem
The filled pool is not oval
• The pool appears lopsided or the
depth of water in the pool is un­
even.
Coloured water
• The water turns blue, brown or black
when first treated with chlorine.
Suspended matter in the water.
• The water is "milky" or cloudy.
Chronic low water level
• The pool seems to be losing water
on a daily basis.
Algae
• Greenish water.
• Green, brown or black spots appear
on the pool liner.
• The floor of the pool is slippery.
• Unpleasant odour.
Pool water is cold
• The water does not warm up to a
pleasant temperature.
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Possible causes
• The bottom of the pool has not
been straightened correctly prior to
filling it with water.
• The side walls have not been "pu­
shed outwards" correctly while filling
the pool with water.
• The pool has not been assembled
on a level surface.
• The chlorine oxidises minerals in the
water. This usually occurs with water
from various sources.
• "Hard water" caused by the pH va­
lue being too high.
• Chlorine content is too low.
• Foreign matter in the water.
• People do not clean their feet befo­
re entering the pool.
• Hole or tear in the pool liner or in a
filter pump hose.
• Water evaporating due to high tem­
peratures in the summer.
• Algae in the water.
• The pool has been set up in a ge­
nerally shady area or underneath
trees..
• The heat is being extracted from the
pool water..
Remedies
• Drain the pool until the water is
only 2 – 3 cm deep and then try
to smooth out as many creases as
possible.
• Entleeren Sie das Becken bis zu ei­
ner Wassertiefe von 2 – 3 cm und
drücken Sie die Seitenwände nach
außen.
• Drain the water completely and
then re-assemble the pool on a flat,
level surface.
• Correct the pH value to the recom­
mended one.
• Run the filter pump until the water
is clear.
• If necessary, frequently clean the fil­
ter pump cartridge.
• Correct the pH value. Check with
your local pool supply shop about
suitable water treatment.
• Ensure that the chlorine content is
correct.
• Clean or replace the filter cart­
ridge.
• Always clean feet before entering
the pool.
• Localise the fault and repair it. Re­
place the hoses.
• Always cover the pool when not in
use.
• Carry out "shock treatment" (super
chlorinate). Check the pH value
and correct it to the level recom­
mended by your local pool supply
store.
• Use a pool vacuum cleaner to va­
cuum the pool liner and wash it ca­
refully.
• Re­assemble the pool at a new lo­
cation with maximum sunlight du­
ring the warmest hours of the day.
• Always cover the pool when not in
use.
08.03.2010 14:24:25 Uhr