InnovAqua Two-Step Pool Opening Kit
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- $54.99
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- $54.99
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How to choose?
- Chlorine pool → choose based on pool size and water condition
- Salt pool → use a kit designed for salt systems
- Problematic water (green/cloudy) → EXTREME or GOLD
- Simple standard opening → regular chlorine kit or Innovaqua
| Kit | Capacity | Key Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Chlorine Opening Kit | ≤ 40,000 L | Simple startup |
| Economy Opening Kit (chlorine) | ≤ 60,000 L | Cost-effective solution |
| Innovaqua 2-Step Kit (chlorine & salt) | ≤ 80,000 L | Two-step treatment |
| Salt Pool Opening Kit | All sizes | Compatible with salt systems |
| EXTREME Recovery Kit (chlorine & salt) | ≤ 60,000 L | Green/Brown/Black Water Kit |
| GOLD Recovery Kit (chlorine & salt) | ≤ 90,000 L | Green/Brown/Black Water Kit |
SKU: 38967
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Prepare your pool for the season with Innovaqua opening kits, designed to effectively clean, balance, and treat the water right from start-up. Available in Essential and Ultimate versions, these complete kits facilitate your pool's opening and ensure clear, healthy, and swim-ready water.
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Essential Kit: This kit properly prepares the pool opening by cleaning surfaces (waterline) and adjusting basic parameters like pH. It ensures balanced and clean water from the start, facilitating subsequent steps and protecting equipment.
- Ultimate Kit: This kit completes the treatment with a deep action on the water. It eliminates bacteria, algae, metals, and impurities, while clarifying the water. It allows for clear, healthy, and swim-ready water more quickly, with a more complete and lasting result.
Features
- Two-step system: cleaning and balancing followed by a shock treatment for maximum efficiency and quick re-commissioning
- Two levels available: Essential for basic needs and Ultimate for more comprehensive treatment
- Compatible with chlorine, bromine, and salt pools
- Ideal for spring pool opening
- Complete treatment for clean, balanced, and clear water
- Simplifies start-up with suitable and complementary products
- Dosage for pools up to 80,000 L
Main Actions:
Disinfect,
Balance pH,
Shock treatment,
Clarify water,
All-in-one solution,
Eliminate algae
Product Category:
Opening Products
Dissolution:
Fast
Dosage:
1 full container
Application Method:
To pour directly into the water
Usage Period:
Opening
Safety and Storage:
Add granules to water, never the reverse,
Follow the manufacturer's instructions,
Store away from cold,
Store away from heat,
Store in a cool, dry place,
Use appropriate protective equipment,
Keep out of reach of children and animals,
Avoid contact with skin,
Protect eyes
Treatment Time:
24 h to 48 h
Basin Type:
Pool
Delivery is free for chemicals and small accessories with purchases of $50 or more. A $10 fee applies to orders under $50. We deliver quickly across Canada for this item.
Key Characteristics
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Chlorine Pool Opening Kit
This kit has been designed to help you easily open your pool and start the swimming season. In just 24 hours after application, you'll have clear water ready for balancing. It's ideal for pools under 40,000 L. If your pool contains more than 40,000 liters of water, add 150 g of Brillance Supplémentaire per 10,000 liters of water until you reach the total volume of your pool.
- Regular price
- $39.99
- Sale price
- $39.99
- Regular price
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$39.99
InnovAqua Two-Step Pool Opening Kit
Complete two-step treatment for a quick, effective, and thorough opening
Clear, healthy, and balanced water thanks to a combination of complementary products
Compatible with all types of pools and systems (chlorine, bromine, salt)
- Regular price
- $54.99
- Sale price
- $54.99
- Regular price
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$54.99
Gold pool opening and repair kit
This correction kit resolves algae and cloudy water problems within 48 hours. It is recommended for eliminating problems withalgaeimportant or to clean up amurky waterIt can also be used for...opening of the swimming poolin the spring.
- Regular price
- $84.99
- Sale price
- $84.99
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$84.99
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⚠️⚠️ SVP, notez que la démonstration a été faite sur une piscine creusée. Par contre, pour ceux et celles qui ont une piscine hors terre à la maison, il sera important d'inverser les 2 étapes suivantes: Remonter le niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire et Remettre les équipements en place sur la piscine sinon l'eau s'écoulera par votre filtreur et le tuyau relié à l'écumoire. Il faut cependant s'assurer que le niveau d'eau est remonté avant de partir la pompe. ⚠️⚠️
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Lorsque vient le temps d'ouvrir sa piscine au printemps, il est important de bien s'organiser avant de débuter. Certaines étapes doivent se faire selon un ordre précis afin d'éviter d'endommager les équipements.
- S'assurer que la toile de la piscine et les équipements sont toujours en bon état. C'est aussi le bon moment pour changer le sable du filtreur si nécessaire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine creusée seulement)
- Enlever les feuilles dans la piscine
- Remettre l'équipement en place sur notre piscine et mettre la pompe en fonction
- Ajouter une trousse d'ouverture afin de rendre l'eau claire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine hors terre)
- Passer l'aspirateur afin de nettoyer la piscine lorsque le fond est visible
- Faire analyser l'eau en magasin à l'aide d'un échantillon
Une fois le printemps arrivé, nous avons hâte de pouvoir nous baigner. Découvrez les différentes étapes à suivre pour procéder à l’ouverture de votre piscine creusée ou semi-creusée.
Before opening your pool in the spring, it’s important to remove the leaves that have accumulated during the fall. To simplify the cleaning of the bottom, we recommend the use of a leaf vacuum cleaner.
Remove the leaves from the surface of the water with a skimmer net.
Tie the filter bag to the top of the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Connect the garden hose and the telescopic pole to the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Place the leaf vacuum cleaner at the bottom of the pool.
Turn on the garden hose and start cleaning the bottom.
When you’ve finished cleaning, turn off the garden hose.
Lift the leaf vacuum cleaner to the surface and empty the filter bag.
You can now vacuum in Waste Mode to complete your spring clean.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
There are many accessories in a pool, and some may seem superfluous. Today we will focus on the skimmer. It’s critical to ensure that the skimmer basket is intact so that no large object can get through and clog the pipes.
It’s also critical to ensure that the skimmer door is well-functioning. Over the years, it can get damaged, and you must replace it if this is the case as it has a specific purpose. It controls the flow of water into the skimmer. Without the door, only deeper water will enter the skimmer to be filtered. It allows the surface water to enter first and keeps it clean. That’s why these two accessories aren’t to be neglected!
I have in my hands a pressure gauge. This small tool allows us to read the pressure inside the filtration system. Ideally, it should be replaced yearly.
The pressure gauge works with the natural pressure of the pool. Take the pressure gauge reading when your filtration system and sand are clean or your cartridge is new or freshly cleaned. This is your new natural pressure. When the pressure rises 5 to 10 psi above your natural pressure, it's time for a good cleaning. If you have a sand system, do a backwash or if you have a cartridge system, clean the cartridge.
Today we'll look at how to change the pressure gauge. It's best to do it at the beginning of the season because the piping isn't connected yet.
Before screwing on the pressure gauge, use Teflon tape for a better seal. If you have to do the replacement during the season, take some precautions to avoid getting all wet.
Start by turning off the pump, then close the water access to the filter either before or after the filter. You'll do this if you're using a three-way or ball valve. With a cartridge filter, you must ensure that the valve on top is open to let the air out, or you'll have trouble unscrewing the filter. With a sand filter, you must put the filter handle in the Off position.
Now, you can unscrew the pressure gauge. There will be some residual water in the pipe, but that's normal. Replace it with a new pressure gauge that you will have wrapped with Teflon tape beforehand. By screwing in the pressure gauge right away, you will prevent the water from continuing to flow.
If you have a cartridge filter, the device is different. You'll have to remove the cover for the replacement. Here we have the valve and the pressure gauge. Both are tied with a butterfly nut under the cover. Locate the right one and unscrew it. Be careful when you unscrew and remove the old pressure gauge as there are gaskets. It will be critical to put them back in place afterwards. There is one here and a second one at the bottom of the cavity.
After removing the butterfly nut, remove the screw to replace the pressure gauge. Coat the new one with Teflon tape for a better seal. Put the whole thing back in place, screw the butterfly nut tightly, and put the filter cover back on. It's as simple as that!
View differents steps in this French video.
⚠️⚠️ SVP, notez que la démonstration a été faite sur une piscine creusée. Par contre, pour ceux et celles qui ont une piscine hors terre à la maison, il sera important d'inverser les 2 étapes suivantes: Remonter le niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire et Remettre les équipements en place sur la piscine sinon l'eau s'écoulera par votre filtreur et le tuyau relié à l'écumoire. Il faut cependant s'assurer que le niveau d'eau est remonté avant de partir la pompe. ⚠️⚠️
--------
Lorsque vient le temps d'ouvrir sa piscine au printemps, il est important de bien s'organiser avant de débuter. Certaines étapes doivent se faire selon un ordre précis afin d'éviter d'endommager les équipements.
- S'assurer que la toile de la piscine et les équipements sont toujours en bon état. C'est aussi le bon moment pour changer le sable du filtreur si nécessaire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine creusée seulement)
- Enlever les feuilles dans la piscine
- Remettre l'équipement en place sur notre piscine et mettre la pompe en fonction
- Ajouter une trousse d'ouverture afin de rendre l'eau claire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine hors terre)
- Passer l'aspirateur afin de nettoyer la piscine lorsque le fond est visible
- Faire analyser l'eau en magasin à l'aide d'un échantillon
Une fois le printemps arrivé, nous avons hâte de pouvoir nous baigner. Découvrez les différentes étapes à suivre pour procéder à l’ouverture de votre piscine creusée ou semi-creusée.
Before opening your pool in the spring, it’s important to remove the leaves that have accumulated during the fall. To simplify the cleaning of the bottom, we recommend the use of a leaf vacuum cleaner.
Remove the leaves from the surface of the water with a skimmer net.
Tie the filter bag to the top of the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Connect the garden hose and the telescopic pole to the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Place the leaf vacuum cleaner at the bottom of the pool.
Turn on the garden hose and start cleaning the bottom.
When you’ve finished cleaning, turn off the garden hose.
Lift the leaf vacuum cleaner to the surface and empty the filter bag.
You can now vacuum in Waste Mode to complete your spring clean.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
There are many accessories in a pool, and some may seem superfluous. Today we will focus on the skimmer. It’s critical to ensure that the skimmer basket is intact so that no large object can get through and clog the pipes.
It’s also critical to ensure that the skimmer door is well-functioning. Over the years, it can get damaged, and you must replace it if this is the case as it has a specific purpose. It controls the flow of water into the skimmer. Without the door, only deeper water will enter the skimmer to be filtered. It allows the surface water to enter first and keeps it clean. That’s why these two accessories aren’t to be neglected!
I have in my hands a pressure gauge. This small tool allows us to read the pressure inside the filtration system. Ideally, it should be replaced yearly.
The pressure gauge works with the natural pressure of the pool. Take the pressure gauge reading when your filtration system and sand are clean or your cartridge is new or freshly cleaned. This is your new natural pressure. When the pressure rises 5 to 10 psi above your natural pressure, it's time for a good cleaning. If you have a sand system, do a backwash or if you have a cartridge system, clean the cartridge.
Today we'll look at how to change the pressure gauge. It's best to do it at the beginning of the season because the piping isn't connected yet.
Before screwing on the pressure gauge, use Teflon tape for a better seal. If you have to do the replacement during the season, take some precautions to avoid getting all wet.
Start by turning off the pump, then close the water access to the filter either before or after the filter. You'll do this if you're using a three-way or ball valve. With a cartridge filter, you must ensure that the valve on top is open to let the air out, or you'll have trouble unscrewing the filter. With a sand filter, you must put the filter handle in the Off position.
Now, you can unscrew the pressure gauge. There will be some residual water in the pipe, but that's normal. Replace it with a new pressure gauge that you will have wrapped with Teflon tape beforehand. By screwing in the pressure gauge right away, you will prevent the water from continuing to flow.
If you have a cartridge filter, the device is different. You'll have to remove the cover for the replacement. Here we have the valve and the pressure gauge. Both are tied with a butterfly nut under the cover. Locate the right one and unscrew it. Be careful when you unscrew and remove the old pressure gauge as there are gaskets. It will be critical to put them back in place afterwards. There is one here and a second one at the bottom of the cavity.
After removing the butterfly nut, remove the screw to replace the pressure gauge. Coat the new one with Teflon tape for a better seal. Put the whole thing back in place, screw the butterfly nut tightly, and put the filter cover back on. It's as simple as that!
View differents steps in this French video.
⚠️⚠️ SVP, notez que la démonstration a été faite sur une piscine creusée. Par contre, pour ceux et celles qui ont une piscine hors terre à la maison, il sera important d'inverser les 2 étapes suivantes: Remonter le niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire et Remettre les équipements en place sur la piscine sinon l'eau s'écoulera par votre filtreur et le tuyau relié à l'écumoire. Il faut cependant s'assurer que le niveau d'eau est remonté avant de partir la pompe. ⚠️⚠️
--------
Lorsque vient le temps d'ouvrir sa piscine au printemps, il est important de bien s'organiser avant de débuter. Certaines étapes doivent se faire selon un ordre précis afin d'éviter d'endommager les équipements.
- S'assurer que la toile de la piscine et les équipements sont toujours en bon état. C'est aussi le bon moment pour changer le sable du filtreur si nécessaire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine creusée seulement)
- Enlever les feuilles dans la piscine
- Remettre l'équipement en place sur notre piscine et mettre la pompe en fonction
- Ajouter une trousse d'ouverture afin de rendre l'eau claire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine hors terre)
- Passer l'aspirateur afin de nettoyer la piscine lorsque le fond est visible
- Faire analyser l'eau en magasin à l'aide d'un échantillon
Une fois le printemps arrivé, nous avons hâte de pouvoir nous baigner. Découvrez les différentes étapes à suivre pour procéder à l’ouverture de votre piscine creusée ou semi-creusée.
Before opening your pool in the spring, it’s important to remove the leaves that have accumulated during the fall. To simplify the cleaning of the bottom, we recommend the use of a leaf vacuum cleaner.
Remove the leaves from the surface of the water with a skimmer net.
Tie the filter bag to the top of the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Connect the garden hose and the telescopic pole to the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Place the leaf vacuum cleaner at the bottom of the pool.
Turn on the garden hose and start cleaning the bottom.
When you’ve finished cleaning, turn off the garden hose.
Lift the leaf vacuum cleaner to the surface and empty the filter bag.
You can now vacuum in Waste Mode to complete your spring clean.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
There are many accessories in a pool, and some may seem superfluous. Today we will focus on the skimmer. It’s critical to ensure that the skimmer basket is intact so that no large object can get through and clog the pipes.
It’s also critical to ensure that the skimmer door is well-functioning. Over the years, it can get damaged, and you must replace it if this is the case as it has a specific purpose. It controls the flow of water into the skimmer. Without the door, only deeper water will enter the skimmer to be filtered. It allows the surface water to enter first and keeps it clean. That’s why these two accessories aren’t to be neglected!
I have in my hands a pressure gauge. This small tool allows us to read the pressure inside the filtration system. Ideally, it should be replaced yearly.
The pressure gauge works with the natural pressure of the pool. Take the pressure gauge reading when your filtration system and sand are clean or your cartridge is new or freshly cleaned. This is your new natural pressure. When the pressure rises 5 to 10 psi above your natural pressure, it's time for a good cleaning. If you have a sand system, do a backwash or if you have a cartridge system, clean the cartridge.
Today we'll look at how to change the pressure gauge. It's best to do it at the beginning of the season because the piping isn't connected yet.
Before screwing on the pressure gauge, use Teflon tape for a better seal. If you have to do the replacement during the season, take some precautions to avoid getting all wet.
Start by turning off the pump, then close the water access to the filter either before or after the filter. You'll do this if you're using a three-way or ball valve. With a cartridge filter, you must ensure that the valve on top is open to let the air out, or you'll have trouble unscrewing the filter. With a sand filter, you must put the filter handle in the Off position.
Now, you can unscrew the pressure gauge. There will be some residual water in the pipe, but that's normal. Replace it with a new pressure gauge that you will have wrapped with Teflon tape beforehand. By screwing in the pressure gauge right away, you will prevent the water from continuing to flow.
If you have a cartridge filter, the device is different. You'll have to remove the cover for the replacement. Here we have the valve and the pressure gauge. Both are tied with a butterfly nut under the cover. Locate the right one and unscrew it. Be careful when you unscrew and remove the old pressure gauge as there are gaskets. It will be critical to put them back in place afterwards. There is one here and a second one at the bottom of the cavity.
After removing the butterfly nut, remove the screw to replace the pressure gauge. Coat the new one with Teflon tape for a better seal. Put the whole thing back in place, screw the butterfly nut tightly, and put the filter cover back on. It's as simple as that!
View differents steps in this French video.
⚠️⚠️ SVP, notez que la démonstration a été faite sur une piscine creusée. Par contre, pour ceux et celles qui ont une piscine hors terre à la maison, il sera important d'inverser les 2 étapes suivantes: Remonter le niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire et Remettre les équipements en place sur la piscine sinon l'eau s'écoulera par votre filtreur et le tuyau relié à l'écumoire. Il faut cependant s'assurer que le niveau d'eau est remonté avant de partir la pompe. ⚠️⚠️
--------
Lorsque vient le temps d'ouvrir sa piscine au printemps, il est important de bien s'organiser avant de débuter. Certaines étapes doivent se faire selon un ordre précis afin d'éviter d'endommager les équipements.
- S'assurer que la toile de la piscine et les équipements sont toujours en bon état. C'est aussi le bon moment pour changer le sable du filtreur si nécessaire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine creusée seulement)
- Enlever les feuilles dans la piscine
- Remettre l'équipement en place sur notre piscine et mettre la pompe en fonction
- Ajouter une trousse d'ouverture afin de rendre l'eau claire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine hors terre)
- Passer l'aspirateur afin de nettoyer la piscine lorsque le fond est visible
- Faire analyser l'eau en magasin à l'aide d'un échantillon
Une fois le printemps arrivé, nous avons hâte de pouvoir nous baigner. Découvrez les différentes étapes à suivre pour procéder à l’ouverture de votre piscine creusée ou semi-creusée.
Before opening your pool in the spring, it’s important to remove the leaves that have accumulated during the fall. To simplify the cleaning of the bottom, we recommend the use of a leaf vacuum cleaner.
Remove the leaves from the surface of the water with a skimmer net.
Tie the filter bag to the top of the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Connect the garden hose and the telescopic pole to the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Place the leaf vacuum cleaner at the bottom of the pool.
Turn on the garden hose and start cleaning the bottom.
When you’ve finished cleaning, turn off the garden hose.
Lift the leaf vacuum cleaner to the surface and empty the filter bag.
You can now vacuum in Waste Mode to complete your spring clean.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
There are many accessories in a pool, and some may seem superfluous. Today we will focus on the skimmer. It’s critical to ensure that the skimmer basket is intact so that no large object can get through and clog the pipes.
It’s also critical to ensure that the skimmer door is well-functioning. Over the years, it can get damaged, and you must replace it if this is the case as it has a specific purpose. It controls the flow of water into the skimmer. Without the door, only deeper water will enter the skimmer to be filtered. It allows the surface water to enter first and keeps it clean. That’s why these two accessories aren’t to be neglected!
I have in my hands a pressure gauge. This small tool allows us to read the pressure inside the filtration system. Ideally, it should be replaced yearly.
The pressure gauge works with the natural pressure of the pool. Take the pressure gauge reading when your filtration system and sand are clean or your cartridge is new or freshly cleaned. This is your new natural pressure. When the pressure rises 5 to 10 psi above your natural pressure, it's time for a good cleaning. If you have a sand system, do a backwash or if you have a cartridge system, clean the cartridge.
Today we'll look at how to change the pressure gauge. It's best to do it at the beginning of the season because the piping isn't connected yet.
Before screwing on the pressure gauge, use Teflon tape for a better seal. If you have to do the replacement during the season, take some precautions to avoid getting all wet.
Start by turning off the pump, then close the water access to the filter either before or after the filter. You'll do this if you're using a three-way or ball valve. With a cartridge filter, you must ensure that the valve on top is open to let the air out, or you'll have trouble unscrewing the filter. With a sand filter, you must put the filter handle in the Off position.
Now, you can unscrew the pressure gauge. There will be some residual water in the pipe, but that's normal. Replace it with a new pressure gauge that you will have wrapped with Teflon tape beforehand. By screwing in the pressure gauge right away, you will prevent the water from continuing to flow.
If you have a cartridge filter, the device is different. You'll have to remove the cover for the replacement. Here we have the valve and the pressure gauge. Both are tied with a butterfly nut under the cover. Locate the right one and unscrew it. Be careful when you unscrew and remove the old pressure gauge as there are gaskets. It will be critical to put them back in place afterwards. There is one here and a second one at the bottom of the cavity.
After removing the butterfly nut, remove the screw to replace the pressure gauge. Coat the new one with Teflon tape for a better seal. Put the whole thing back in place, screw the butterfly nut tightly, and put the filter cover back on. It's as simple as that!
View differents steps in this French video.
⚠️⚠️ SVP, notez que la démonstration a été faite sur une piscine creusée. Par contre, pour ceux et celles qui ont une piscine hors terre à la maison, il sera important d'inverser les 2 étapes suivantes: Remonter le niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire et Remettre les équipements en place sur la piscine sinon l'eau s'écoulera par votre filtreur et le tuyau relié à l'écumoire. Il faut cependant s'assurer que le niveau d'eau est remonté avant de partir la pompe. ⚠️⚠️
--------
Lorsque vient le temps d'ouvrir sa piscine au printemps, il est important de bien s'organiser avant de débuter. Certaines étapes doivent se faire selon un ordre précis afin d'éviter d'endommager les équipements.
- S'assurer que la toile de la piscine et les équipements sont toujours en bon état. C'est aussi le bon moment pour changer le sable du filtreur si nécessaire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine creusée seulement)
- Enlever les feuilles dans la piscine
- Remettre l'équipement en place sur notre piscine et mettre la pompe en fonction
- Ajouter une trousse d'ouverture afin de rendre l'eau claire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine hors terre)
- Passer l'aspirateur afin de nettoyer la piscine lorsque le fond est visible
- Faire analyser l'eau en magasin à l'aide d'un échantillon
Une fois le printemps arrivé, nous avons hâte de pouvoir nous baigner. Découvrez les différentes étapes à suivre pour procéder à l’ouverture de votre piscine creusée ou semi-creusée.
Before opening your pool in the spring, it’s important to remove the leaves that have accumulated during the fall. To simplify the cleaning of the bottom, we recommend the use of a leaf vacuum cleaner.
Remove the leaves from the surface of the water with a skimmer net.
Tie the filter bag to the top of the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Connect the garden hose and the telescopic pole to the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Place the leaf vacuum cleaner at the bottom of the pool.
Turn on the garden hose and start cleaning the bottom.
When you’ve finished cleaning, turn off the garden hose.
Lift the leaf vacuum cleaner to the surface and empty the filter bag.
You can now vacuum in Waste Mode to complete your spring clean.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
There are many accessories in a pool, and some may seem superfluous. Today we will focus on the skimmer. It’s critical to ensure that the skimmer basket is intact so that no large object can get through and clog the pipes.
It’s also critical to ensure that the skimmer door is well-functioning. Over the years, it can get damaged, and you must replace it if this is the case as it has a specific purpose. It controls the flow of water into the skimmer. Without the door, only deeper water will enter the skimmer to be filtered. It allows the surface water to enter first and keeps it clean. That’s why these two accessories aren’t to be neglected!
I have in my hands a pressure gauge. This small tool allows us to read the pressure inside the filtration system. Ideally, it should be replaced yearly.
The pressure gauge works with the natural pressure of the pool. Take the pressure gauge reading when your filtration system and sand are clean or your cartridge is new or freshly cleaned. This is your new natural pressure. When the pressure rises 5 to 10 psi above your natural pressure, it's time for a good cleaning. If you have a sand system, do a backwash or if you have a cartridge system, clean the cartridge.
Today we'll look at how to change the pressure gauge. It's best to do it at the beginning of the season because the piping isn't connected yet.
Before screwing on the pressure gauge, use Teflon tape for a better seal. If you have to do the replacement during the season, take some precautions to avoid getting all wet.
Start by turning off the pump, then close the water access to the filter either before or after the filter. You'll do this if you're using a three-way or ball valve. With a cartridge filter, you must ensure that the valve on top is open to let the air out, or you'll have trouble unscrewing the filter. With a sand filter, you must put the filter handle in the Off position.
Now, you can unscrew the pressure gauge. There will be some residual water in the pipe, but that's normal. Replace it with a new pressure gauge that you will have wrapped with Teflon tape beforehand. By screwing in the pressure gauge right away, you will prevent the water from continuing to flow.
If you have a cartridge filter, the device is different. You'll have to remove the cover for the replacement. Here we have the valve and the pressure gauge. Both are tied with a butterfly nut under the cover. Locate the right one and unscrew it. Be careful when you unscrew and remove the old pressure gauge as there are gaskets. It will be critical to put them back in place afterwards. There is one here and a second one at the bottom of the cavity.
After removing the butterfly nut, remove the screw to replace the pressure gauge. Coat the new one with Teflon tape for a better seal. Put the whole thing back in place, screw the butterfly nut tightly, and put the filter cover back on. It's as simple as that!
View differents steps in this French video.
⚠️⚠️ SVP, notez que la démonstration a été faite sur une piscine creusée. Par contre, pour ceux et celles qui ont une piscine hors terre à la maison, il sera important d'inverser les 2 étapes suivantes: Remonter le niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire et Remettre les équipements en place sur la piscine sinon l'eau s'écoulera par votre filtreur et le tuyau relié à l'écumoire. Il faut cependant s'assurer que le niveau d'eau est remonté avant de partir la pompe. ⚠️⚠️
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Lorsque vient le temps d'ouvrir sa piscine au printemps, il est important de bien s'organiser avant de débuter. Certaines étapes doivent se faire selon un ordre précis afin d'éviter d'endommager les équipements.
- S'assurer que la toile de la piscine et les équipements sont toujours en bon état. C'est aussi le bon moment pour changer le sable du filtreur si nécessaire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine creusée seulement)
- Enlever les feuilles dans la piscine
- Remettre l'équipement en place sur notre piscine et mettre la pompe en fonction
- Ajouter une trousse d'ouverture afin de rendre l'eau claire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine hors terre)
- Passer l'aspirateur afin de nettoyer la piscine lorsque le fond est visible
- Faire analyser l'eau en magasin à l'aide d'un échantillon
Une fois le printemps arrivé, nous avons hâte de pouvoir nous baigner. Découvrez les différentes étapes à suivre pour procéder à l’ouverture de votre piscine creusée ou semi-creusée.
Before opening your pool in the spring, it’s important to remove the leaves that have accumulated during the fall. To simplify the cleaning of the bottom, we recommend the use of a leaf vacuum cleaner.
Remove the leaves from the surface of the water with a skimmer net.
Tie the filter bag to the top of the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Connect the garden hose and the telescopic pole to the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Place the leaf vacuum cleaner at the bottom of the pool.
Turn on the garden hose and start cleaning the bottom.
When you’ve finished cleaning, turn off the garden hose.
Lift the leaf vacuum cleaner to the surface and empty the filter bag.
You can now vacuum in Waste Mode to complete your spring clean.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
There are many accessories in a pool, and some may seem superfluous. Today we will focus on the skimmer. It’s critical to ensure that the skimmer basket is intact so that no large object can get through and clog the pipes.
It’s also critical to ensure that the skimmer door is well-functioning. Over the years, it can get damaged, and you must replace it if this is the case as it has a specific purpose. It controls the flow of water into the skimmer. Without the door, only deeper water will enter the skimmer to be filtered. It allows the surface water to enter first and keeps it clean. That’s why these two accessories aren’t to be neglected!
I have in my hands a pressure gauge. This small tool allows us to read the pressure inside the filtration system. Ideally, it should be replaced yearly.
The pressure gauge works with the natural pressure of the pool. Take the pressure gauge reading when your filtration system and sand are clean or your cartridge is new or freshly cleaned. This is your new natural pressure. When the pressure rises 5 to 10 psi above your natural pressure, it's time for a good cleaning. If you have a sand system, do a backwash or if you have a cartridge system, clean the cartridge.
Today we'll look at how to change the pressure gauge. It's best to do it at the beginning of the season because the piping isn't connected yet.
Before screwing on the pressure gauge, use Teflon tape for a better seal. If you have to do the replacement during the season, take some precautions to avoid getting all wet.
Start by turning off the pump, then close the water access to the filter either before or after the filter. You'll do this if you're using a three-way or ball valve. With a cartridge filter, you must ensure that the valve on top is open to let the air out, or you'll have trouble unscrewing the filter. With a sand filter, you must put the filter handle in the Off position.
Now, you can unscrew the pressure gauge. There will be some residual water in the pipe, but that's normal. Replace it with a new pressure gauge that you will have wrapped with Teflon tape beforehand. By screwing in the pressure gauge right away, you will prevent the water from continuing to flow.
If you have a cartridge filter, the device is different. You'll have to remove the cover for the replacement. Here we have the valve and the pressure gauge. Both are tied with a butterfly nut under the cover. Locate the right one and unscrew it. Be careful when you unscrew and remove the old pressure gauge as there are gaskets. It will be critical to put them back in place afterwards. There is one here and a second one at the bottom of the cavity.
After removing the butterfly nut, remove the screw to replace the pressure gauge. Coat the new one with Teflon tape for a better seal. Put the whole thing back in place, screw the butterfly nut tightly, and put the filter cover back on. It's as simple as that!
View differents steps in this French video.
⚠️⚠️ SVP, notez que la démonstration a été faite sur une piscine creusée. Par contre, pour ceux et celles qui ont une piscine hors terre à la maison, il sera important d'inverser les 2 étapes suivantes: Remonter le niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire et Remettre les équipements en place sur la piscine sinon l'eau s'écoulera par votre filtreur et le tuyau relié à l'écumoire. Il faut cependant s'assurer que le niveau d'eau est remonté avant de partir la pompe. ⚠️⚠️
--------
Lorsque vient le temps d'ouvrir sa piscine au printemps, il est important de bien s'organiser avant de débuter. Certaines étapes doivent se faire selon un ordre précis afin d'éviter d'endommager les équipements.
- S'assurer que la toile de la piscine et les équipements sont toujours en bon état. C'est aussi le bon moment pour changer le sable du filtreur si nécessaire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine creusée seulement)
- Enlever les feuilles dans la piscine
- Remettre l'équipement en place sur notre piscine et mettre la pompe en fonction
- Ajouter une trousse d'ouverture afin de rendre l'eau claire
- Remonter niveau d'eau au 3/4 de l'écumoire (pour une piscine hors terre)
- Passer l'aspirateur afin de nettoyer la piscine lorsque le fond est visible
- Faire analyser l'eau en magasin à l'aide d'un échantillon
Une fois le printemps arrivé, nous avons hâte de pouvoir nous baigner. Découvrez les différentes étapes à suivre pour procéder à l’ouverture de votre piscine creusée ou semi-creusée.
Before opening your pool in the spring, it’s important to remove the leaves that have accumulated during the fall. To simplify the cleaning of the bottom, we recommend the use of a leaf vacuum cleaner.
Remove the leaves from the surface of the water with a skimmer net.
Tie the filter bag to the top of the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Connect the garden hose and the telescopic pole to the leaf vacuum cleaner.
Place the leaf vacuum cleaner at the bottom of the pool.
Turn on the garden hose and start cleaning the bottom.
When you’ve finished cleaning, turn off the garden hose.
Lift the leaf vacuum cleaner to the surface and empty the filter bag.
You can now vacuum in Waste Mode to complete your spring clean.
When opening your pool, reinstalling the water return is one of the main steps.
If you have used plugs for the winter, you must first remove them before reinstalling your pool water return.When putting back the water return eyeball and retaining ring, it’s critical to take your time to do it well despite the freezing water. A proper manipulation will ensure an optimal filtration of your pool water.
Ensure that the eyeball points downward to allow for proper mixing and better operation of the bottom drain. It should also be directed opposite the skimmer so that the water can make a complete tour of the pool before returning to the filtration system.
Now you’ll need to be careful! Screw the retaining ring but not completely. It will help you to position the eyeball correctly. While you turn the retaining ring for the last time to ensure it’s secured, the eyeball will move slightly. Remain careful and adjust it accordingly.
There are many accessories in a pool, and some may seem superfluous. Today we will focus on the skimmer. It’s critical to ensure that the skimmer basket is intact so that no large object can get through and clog the pipes.
It’s also critical to ensure that the skimmer door is well-functioning. Over the years, it can get damaged, and you must replace it if this is the case as it has a specific purpose. It controls the flow of water into the skimmer. Without the door, only deeper water will enter the skimmer to be filtered. It allows the surface water to enter first and keeps it clean. That’s why these two accessories aren’t to be neglected!
I have in my hands a pressure gauge. This small tool allows us to read the pressure inside the filtration system. Ideally, it should be replaced yearly.
The pressure gauge works with the natural pressure of the pool. Take the pressure gauge reading when your filtration system and sand are clean or your cartridge is new or freshly cleaned. This is your new natural pressure. When the pressure rises 5 to 10 psi above your natural pressure, it's time for a good cleaning. If you have a sand system, do a backwash or if you have a cartridge system, clean the cartridge.
Today we'll look at how to change the pressure gauge. It's best to do it at the beginning of the season because the piping isn't connected yet.
Before screwing on the pressure gauge, use Teflon tape for a better seal. If you have to do the replacement during the season, take some precautions to avoid getting all wet.
Start by turning off the pump, then close the water access to the filter either before or after the filter. You'll do this if you're using a three-way or ball valve. With a cartridge filter, you must ensure that the valve on top is open to let the air out, or you'll have trouble unscrewing the filter. With a sand filter, you must put the filter handle in the Off position.
Now, you can unscrew the pressure gauge. There will be some residual water in the pipe, but that's normal. Replace it with a new pressure gauge that you will have wrapped with Teflon tape beforehand. By screwing in the pressure gauge right away, you will prevent the water from continuing to flow.
If you have a cartridge filter, the device is different. You'll have to remove the cover for the replacement. Here we have the valve and the pressure gauge. Both are tied with a butterfly nut under the cover. Locate the right one and unscrew it. Be careful when you unscrew and remove the old pressure gauge as there are gaskets. It will be critical to put them back in place afterwards. There is one here and a second one at the bottom of the cavity.
After removing the butterfly nut, remove the screw to replace the pressure gauge. Coat the new one with Teflon tape for a better seal. Put the whole thing back in place, screw the butterfly nut tightly, and put the filter cover back on. It's as simple as that!
View differents steps in this French video.