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Thank you for purchasing our 6-Setting Adjustable Floating Chlorine Dispenser. This product is designed to provide a simple and water care solution for your pool. Please read this manual carefully before use
Important Safety Warnings
- Always handle chlorine tablets in a dry area with gloves and safety glasses.
- l Keep the dispenser and chemicals away from children and pets.
- Do not drink water from the dispenser. Do not use as a toy.
- Operate in a well-ventilated area and avoid inhaling chemical dust.
- Chlorine tablets are strong oxidizers. Store separately from other pool chemicals (especially acids and algaecides) to prevent violent reactions.
Balance your water
Ideal range of these indicators:
Total Alkalinity: 80-120ppm
pH: 7.2-7.8
Hardness: 150-250ppm
Initial Setup
Please always balance your water in order with the following steps:
Step 1: Install Mineral Booster Bags.
Place the mineral booster bags into the Floating Chamber, then connect it with the Central Connector.
Step 2: Load 3 Tri-chlor Tablets
Load 3-inch tri-chlor tablets and the Tablet holder into the Chemical Chamber, then connect it with the Central Connector.
Step 3: Set the dial and place in pool
Rotate the chemical chamber to select the appropriate setting based on your pool size and water temperature. Gently place the dispenser in your pool. It will float and begin working automatically. Ensure it is in an area with good water circulation.
Volume Matching
The chart below will guide you on:
1. Recommended setting for your pool volume.
2. How many tablets to use for your pool size and refill cycle.
3. How many floating chamber extension recommended for your pool volume & mineral bag refill cycle.
|
Setting |
Pool Volume (Gallons) |
Recommended Tablets |
Estimated Tablets Refill Cycle(Reference) |
Recommended Number of Floating Chamber Extension |
Mineral Bag Replacement Cycle(Reference) with Extension Unit |
|
1 |
2,000 - 5,000 |
1 |
Every 7-10 days |
0 |
Monthly or water goes cloudy |
|
2 |
5,000 - 8,000 |
1-2 |
Every 5-7 days |
0 |
Monthly or water goes cloudy |
|
3 |
8,000 - 10,000 |
1-3 |
Every 5-7 days |
1 |
Monthly or water goes cloudy |
|
4 |
10,000 - 14,000 |
4 |
Every 5-7 days |
1 |
Monthly or water goes cloudy |
|
5 |
14,000 - 17,000 |
4 |
Every 4-6 days |
2 |
Monthly or water goes cloudy |
|
6 |
17,000 - 20,000 |
4 |
Every 3-5 days |
2 |
Monthly or water goes could |
Pro Tips:
- For initial use, we recommend starting with 2 tablets and adjusting the setting based on water test results after 24 hours.
- During hot weather, after heavy rain, or periods of high pool usage, you may need to select ONE setting higher than recommended. If chlorine level is too high, reduce the setting or temporarily remove the dispenser. Note: More tablets may slightly increase dissolution rate. Always fine-tune based on water test results.
- Regular testing of your pool water with a test kit/strips is recommended to ensure optimal results.
TroubleShooting & Maintenance
|
Problem |
Possible Cause |
Solution |
|
Low Chlorine Level |
1. Setting too low 2. Tablets are depleted 3. Vents are clogged 4. Water is too cold or pool volume is miscalculated |
1. Shift to a higher setting 2. Refill chlorine tablets 3. Clean the vents 4. Shift to a higher setting or recalculate pool volume
|
|
High Chlorine Level |
1. Setting too high |
1. Lower the setting |
|
Tablets Dissolve Too Quickly |
1. Setting too high |
1. Lower the setting |
Maintenance
Placement: Gently place the loaded dispenser into your pool.
Location: The dispenser will float freely. Ensure it is away from obstacles like ladders or slides, and is in an area with good water circulation (e.g., near a return jet).
Cleaning: Please regularly clear the water holes to prevent clogging. Please Periodically wipe the exterior with a soft cloth to prevent sunscreen or oils from clogging the water holes.
Chlorine Tablets Refill: Replenish according to the "Estimated Refill Cycle" above, or when you see the tablets are fully dissolved.
Mineral Booster Bag Refill: Replenish according to the "Estimated Refill Cycle" above, or when the water starting to become cloudy.