Routine maintenance of swimming pool equipment is crucial for ensuring clean water, efficient equipment operation, and extended lifespan.
Remove floating debris: Use a net to promptly remove fallen leaves, insects, etc., to prevent algae growth.
Check water level: Maintain the water level between 1/3 and 1/2 of the suction inlet opening to prevent poor water flow or motor burnout from idling.
Operate the circulation system: Run the water pump for 8–12 hours daily (this can be extended in summer) to ensure adequate water circulation.
To drain water from the pool, open the main drain valve and drain the water completely. Then close the main drain valve and open the water supply valve to refill the pool. Once the water level exceeds the bottom line, immediately close the water supply valve. If cleaning the pool walls and bottom is necessary, dilute acid can be used. Afterward, open the drain valve to drain the wastewater completely.