XtremepowerUS 75110-V

XtremepowerUS 12-inch Sand Filter Pump System (Model 75110-V) Instruction Manual

Model: 75110-V | Brand: XtremepowerUS

1. Folasaga

This manual provides detailed instructions for the safe and efficient installation, operation, and maintenance of your XtremepowerUS 12-inch Sand Filter Pump System. Please read this manual thoroughly before attempting to install or operate the system. Keep this manual for future reference.

XtremepowerUS 12-inch Sand Filter Pump System installed next to an above-ground pool

Figure 1: XtremepowerUS 12-inch Sand Filter Pump System in operation.

Puipuiga o le Saogalemu

  • Ia motusia le eletise i taimi uma a'o le'i faia se tautua po'o se tausiga.
  • Ensure the system is installed on a level surface.
  • Do not operate the pump dry. Ensure it is primed with water before starting.
  • Taofi ese tamaiti mai le pamu ma le faiga o le faamama a'o fa'aaogaina.
  • This pump is not for use/sale in California.

2. Mea i totonu o le afifi

Fa'amaonia o vaega uma o lo'o lisi atu i lalo o lo'o aofia i lau afifi. Afai e iai ni vaega o lo'o misi pe fa'aleagaina, fa'amolemole fa'afeso'ota'i le lagolago a tagata fa'atau.

All components included in the XtremepowerUS 12-inch Sand Filter Pump System package

Ata 2: O vaega uma e aofia i totonu o le afifi.

  • Sand Filter Tank (12-inch)
  • 0.75 HP Pool Pump
  • Valve e 4-Auala e Tele-Port
  • Fua Fa'amau
  • System Tray / Mounting Base
  • Fa'amau Fa'amau
  • Fa'agaau ma Clamps
  • Tusi Lesona

3. Fa'amatalaga

Key technical specifications for the XtremepowerUS 12-inch Sand Filter Pump System:

Dimensions of the XtremepowerUS 12-inch Sand Filter Pump System

Ata 3: Fua o oloa.

Fa'amatalagaTaua
Fa'ailogaXtremepowerUS
Numera Fa'ata'ita'i75110-V
Ituaiga vaitaeleLuga o le Eleele
Vaega Fa'amamaE oo atu i le 10,000 Kalone
Paoa Paoa0.75 HP
Voltage115V/60Hz
Fa'asolo Max2400 GPH (40 kalone i le minute)
Inlet/Outlet Fitting1-1/4" NPT
Malosiaga Ta'uHolds up to 43 lbs of sand
Max Temperature105°F
Suavai TulagaIPX5
Max Suction34.4 ft
Overall Dimension (L x W x H)17" x 17" x 23.5"
MeaMetal, Polypropylene (PP), Steel

4. Seti & Fa'apipi'i

Follow these steps carefully to assemble and install your sand filter pump system. Refer to the video for visual guidance.

Video 1: XtremepowerUS High-Flo Sand Filter Pump System Installation Guide.

4.1 Filifiliga Fonotaga

  1. Install Drain Nozzle: Place an O-ring onto the long side of the filter drain nozzle. Route the nozzle from inside the filter barrel and push it out through the bottom drain hole. Place another O-ring and secure it with the nut from outside the barrel. Insert an O-ring into the drain hole nozzle cap and screw it onto the nozzle.
  2. Position Filter Assembly: Place the filter assembly inside the filter barrel. Position the funnel on top of the filter assembly, ensuring it is correctly inserted and centered within the barrel.
  3. Fill with Filter Media: Fill the filter barrel with your chosen filter media (filter balls or sand) according to recommended guidelines. Remove the funnel after filling.
  4. Install 4-Way Valve: Place an O-ring onto the 4-way valve. Position the valve on the upper part of the filter, ensuring the top of the filter assembly is properly inserted into the bottom of the valve. Ensure the valve pump opening aligns with the filter stand groove and the waste opening is oriented towards the drain nozzle. Secure the valve in place with the locking ring. Place the square nut on one side of each locking ring and tighten.
  5. Fa'apipi'i Fua Fa'amau: Secure the pressure gauge with plumber's tape. Remove the pressure gauge covering screw from the valve and screw the pressure gauge onto the valve.

4.2 Fa'apipi'i Pamu

  1. Position Pump on Base: Place the pump on top of the system tray (mounting base), aligning it with all four screw holes.
  2. Saogalemu Fa'amauga: Flip the mounting base over and insert all four nuts into the mounting spaces. Carefully flip the mounting base back.
  3. Fasten Pump: Place the bolts into the screw holes and tighten all four bolts with a Phillips screwdriver to secure the pump to the base.
  4. Install Pump Adapters: Put O-rings on the hose adapters and screw the hose adapters onto the pump outlet and inlet.

4.3 Fa'apipi'iina o fa'au

Ia mautinoa fa'agaau uma clamps are securely tightened to prevent leaks. Verify O-rings are correctly seated.

  1. Filter to Pump Connection: Tuu se faagaau clamp on the hose adapter from the valve opening marked 'PUMP'. Connect a hose to this adapter and then to the pump's inlet hose adapter. Tighten both hose clamps.
  2. Pool Return to Valve Connection: Connect the hose from the pool's return inlet to the hose adapter from the valve opening marked 'POOL'. Ensure the O-ring on the hose adapter is not displaced during this process. Tighten the hose clamp.
  3. Pool Main Drain to Pump Connection: Connect the hose from the pool's main drain to the hose adapter on the pump's outlet. Tighten the hose clamp.

5. Galuega

The 4-way multi-port valve allows for different operational modes. Always ensure the pump is OFF before changing valve settings.

Close-up of the 4-way multi-port valve with different settings

Figure 4: Multi-port valve settings.

Valve Modes:

  • Filifiliga: This is the standard operating mode. Water is pumped from the pool, filtered through the sand media, and returned to the pool.
  • Taele i tua: Used to clean the filter media. Water flow is reversed, flushing trapped debris out through the waste port. Perform backwash when the pressure gauge reading is 8-10 PSI above the clean filter reading.
  • Fufulu: After backwashing, this mode settles the filter media and removes any remaining dirt from the filter lines before returning to filtration mode.
  • otaota: Drains water directly from the pool, bypassing the filter. Useful for lowering pool water level or vacuuming heavy debris directly to waste.
  • Toe fa'asalalauina: Circulates pool water without filtering.
  • Taumalulu: Fa'aaogaina mo le fa'amamaina o le faiga i le taumalulu.

6. Tausiga

O le tausiga faifai pea e fa'amautinoa ai le fa'atinoga sili ona lelei ma le umi o le ola o lau faiga faamama.

6.1 Fufulu i tua

Backwash the filter when the pressure gauge indicates a rise of 8-10 PSI above its normal clean operating pressure. This typically means the filter media is saturated with debris.

  1. Tape le pamu.
  2. Set the multi-port valve to 'BACKWASH'.
  3. Turn on the pump and run until the water from the waste port runs clear (typically 1-2 minutes).
  4. Tape le pamu.
  5. Set the multi-port valve to 'RINSE'.
  6. Ki le pamu ma tamoe mo le 30-60 sekone.
  7. Tape le pamu.
  8. Set the multi-port valve back to 'FILTRATION'.
  9. Turn on the pump to resume normal operation.

6.2 Cleaning the Pump Strainer Basket

The pump's strainer basket should be checked and cleaned regularly to prevent debris from entering the pump impeller.

Close-up of the pump's spacious strainer basket

Figure 5: Pump strainer basket.

  1. Turn off the pump and close any necessary valves to prevent water flow.
  2. Unscrew the clear lid of the strainer basket.
  3. Aveese le ato ma fa'amamā so'o se otaota ua aoina.
  4. Rinse the basket thoroughly.
  5. Replace the basket and securely screw the lid back on. Ensure the O-ring is properly seated to prevent air leaks.
  6. Open valves and prime the pump if necessary before restarting.

6.3 Filter Media Replacement

Sand filter media typically lasts 3-5 years, depending on usage and water quality. Filter balls may require more frequent cleaning or replacement.

  1. Tape le pamu ma tape le eletise.
  2. Drain the filter tank completely.
  3. Remove the multi-port valve.
  4. Carefully remove the old filter media.
  5. Rinse the inside of the tank.
  6. Add new filter media, ensuring the standpipe is centered.
  7. Reassemble the valve and reconnect all hoses.
  8. Perform a backwash and rinse cycle before resuming normal filtration.

7. Faʻafitauli

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your sand filter pump system.

Fa'afitauliMafuaaga e ono tupuFofo
Maualalo le SuavaiClogged strainer basket, dirty filter media, air leak in suction line, low water level in pool.Clean strainer basket, backwash/rinse filter, check all connections for air leaks, ensure adequate pool water level.
VaivaiLoose hose connections, damaged O-rings/gaskets, cracked housing.Fa'amau uma fa'agaau clamps and connections, inspect and replace damaged O-rings/gaskets, contact customer support for cracked components.
E le o amataina le pamuNo power, tripped circuit breaker, motor issue.Check power supply and circuit breaker, ensure pump is plugged in, contact a qualified electrician or customer support if motor issues persist.
Vai o le Vaitaele e AofiaInsufficient filtration time, dirty filter media, improper chemical balance.Increase filtration time, backwash/rinse filter, test and adjust pool chemicals.

8. Tuutuuga & Lagolago

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the XtremepowerUS official webnofoaga. Taofi lau lisiti fa'atau e fai ma fa'amaoniga o le fa'atauga mo so'o se tagi fa'amaonia.

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