Aqua Creek Pro Pool-AT Bedienungsanleitung

PART #: F-004PLBNA-AT1

US PATENT NUMBER: [D507,769 S] [7,249,386 B2]

450 LB. [204 kg] MAXIMUM WEIGHT CAPACITY

MANDATORY

LEAVE THIS MANUAL WITH LIFT OWNER

Read and follow all instructions.

Lift safety can only be ensured if the lift is installed and

operated according to these instructions.

• NEVER permit children to play on or around the lift

• Do not allow children to use the lift without adult

supervision

• NEVER apply direct water pressure to the electronics

• NEVER use the lift with a dry pool

ADA COMPLIANT

Check entire box and all packing materials for parts. Before beginning assembly, read the

instructions and identify parts using the ﬁ gures and parts listed in this document.

It is critical that all parts be carefully inspected prior to installation. If any damage occurred in

transit, Aqua Creek Products, LLC must be notiﬁ ed within three days of receipt of unit.

Proper installation cannot be overstressed, as an improper installation voids Aqua Creek’s

warranty and may affect the safety of the user.

READ CAREFULLY

9889 Garrymore Ln

Missoula, MT 59808

888-687-3552 | +1-406-549-0769

www.aquacreek.com

Pro Pool-AT

Pool Lift

Pro Pool-AT Components

1. PRO POOL-AT LIFT MAIN ASSEMBLY

2. 24 V BATTERY

3. BATTERY CHARGER

4. HANDSET

5. SAFETY BELT

6. ANCHOR JIG PLATE

(IF ORDERED WITH ANCHOR)

7. ANCHOR INSERT BAG - SET OF 4

(IF ORDERED WITH ANCHOR)

8. HARDWARE BAG

(IF ORDERED WITH ANCHOR)

Pro Pool-AT Lift

Table of Contents

PAGE DESCRIPTION PAGE DESCRIPTION

2 Pro Pool-AT Components 9 Basic Troubleshooting

3 ADA Installation Guidelines 10 Proper Care of Pool & Spa Lifts

4-5 Anchor Installation: Core-Drill Retro-Fit 11 Pro Pool-AT Parts List

6-7 Anchor Installation: Saw-Cut Retro-Fit/

New Construction 12 Seat & Actuator Assembly Parts List

8 Pro Pool-AT Lift Assembly Instructions 13 Warranty

Installation: ADA Guidelines

ADA REQUIREMENTS:

The Pro Pool-AT Lift is ADA Compliant.

The installation must meet the following requirements:

•Clear deck space dimensions (see FIGURE 1)

•Lift installed between 14.5-19 inches from the pool edge

•Deck slope no greater than 1:48

•The seat must submerge at least 18 inches into the water. The lift should be

installed at a location with 42-48 inches of depth (deck to pool oor)

• Anchor setbacks are based on straight pool/spa walls. Curved pool/

spa walls will eect the anchor setback.

FIGURE 1

11"

36"

48"

12"

**14.5"

MIN

*29.5"

16"

MIN

50"

ADA REQUIRED

CLEAR DECK SPACE

(36" X 48")

1:48 DECK SLPOE

MAXIMUM

POOL WALL

CHAIR

*NOTE: 29.5" TO

START OF ADA

CLEAR-DECK

SPACE IS FOR

THE MINIMUM

14.5" SETBACK.

WHEN SETBACK

19" THE CD-SPACE

STARTS

34"

FROM

THE POOL WALL.

(SETBACK + 15")

**NOTE: THE MAXIMUM

SETBACK IS 19"

1. Mark the 4 hole locations on your deck using

the larger holes of the anchor jig plate as a

template. For ADA compliance, conrm the center

of the jig plate front holes are 14.5 to 19 inches

from the pool’s edge. SEE FIGURE 2

2. Drill the 4 hole locations to 4 1/2 inches deep

using the 1 1/2 inch drill bit. Clear all debris and

ensure holes are completely dry.

NOTE: Create a depth marker on the drill bit with black

electrical tape to make sure you drill to the right depth.

NOTE: Local bonding regulations may require you to drill one hole larger than the others in order to bond at least

one of the anchor inserts. You may need to saw cut a portion of your deck.

See “Saw Cutting Retro-Fit Instructions” on page 6.

3. Remove the nuts and the black protective coverings from the threaded anchor inserts.

Anchor Installation: Core-Drill Retro-Fit

NOTE: FOR DECKS 6”THICK OR MORE, 2500PSI MINIMUM STRENGTH CONCRETE REQUIRED

You will need:

• Core drill and 1½” core drill bit

• Tape measure

• Marking pen

• Hammer

• Cold chisel

• Torpedo level

• High strength 2-part construction epoxy*

• Masking tape

• Black electrical tape (optional)

• Anti-seize packet

*Aqua Creek recommends either Hilti™ Brand HIT RE-500-

SD or Simpson™ brand SET-XP or equivalent

(not included) Anchor jig plate with hardware

FIGURE 2

4. Thread the mounting hardware through the smaller anchor jig plate holes and into the

anchor inserts. Be sure to use anti-seize on the threads! Conrm the tops of the inserts are ush

with the bottom of the plate.

NOTE: We recommend using masking tape around the holes on the bottom of the anchor jig plate to help prevent the

anchor plate from being accidentally epoxied to the pool deck.

5. Bond at least one of the anchor inserts

according to your local code requirements.

For more information see NEC Article

680.26.

6. Test t the anchor inserts to make sure

they line up properly. Place the anchor

assembly into the pre-drilled holes and use

a torpedo level to ensure your anchoring

system is level.

7. Remove the anchor assembly and ll

each hole halfway with 2-part construction

epoxy.

8. Place the anchor assembly back into the holes. Wiggle the assembly as you reinsert it. Make

sure the epoxy fully coats the threads.

9. Check that the anchor assembly is level.

10. Once the epoxy has set up, remove the hardware and the anchor jig plate. Your lift is now

ready to be mounted to the anchoring system. The anchor jig plate may be recycled or used to

install other anchors.

Anchor Installation: Core-Drill Retro-Fit (CONTINUED)

Anchor Installation: Saw-Cut Retro-Fit

1. Remove 1 nut from each anchor insert. Place the anchor

inserts through the larger hole of the anchor jig plate.

Thread the removed nuts back onto the anchor inserts. The

anchor plate should be sandwiched between the two nuts

on each anchor insert. SEE FIGURE A

2. Mark out a section of the pool deck that you are removing. Plan on removing at least

4 feet 0 inches by 4 feet 0 inches.

3. Cut along your marks with a diamond blade

concrete saw.

4. Using the sledge hammer break up the concrete

within the cut area and remove the pieces.

5. Install rebar in the open area of the deck. Tie the

rebar into the existing deck if possible. SEE FIGURE B

6. Set the anchor system in place. For ADA compliance

and clearance, make sure the center of the large

anchor jig plate hole is between 14.5 and 19 inches

from the pool’s edge. SEE FIGURE C, PAGE 7

7. Using the string line or a straight edge, conrm the top of each anchor body is level with the

FINISHED deck surface. Each anchor body can be individually adjusted by turning the nuts with a

large wrench.

8. Bond the anchoring system according to your local code requirements by using the bonding

lug on the anchor plate. SEE FIGURE C, PAGE 7 (See NEC Article 680.26)

9. Pour concrete and nish the pool deck surface. SEE FIGURE A

10. Once the concrete has cured, the lift is ready to be mounted to the anchoring system.

FIGURE B

Bonding Lug

• Concrete saw with diamond blade

• Tape measure

• 4’ long straight edge or chalk line

• Sledge hammer

• Cold chisel

• Torpedo level

• String Line

• Concrete & concrete

 nishing tools

• #5 rebar

You Will Need:

Bonding Lug

FIGURE A

1. Remove 1 nut from each anchor insert. Place the anchor inserts through the larger hole

of the anchor jig plate. Thread the removed nuts back onto the anchor inserts. The anchor

plate should be sandwiched between the two nuts on each anchor insert.

SEE FIGURE A, PAGE 6

2. Install rebar in the open area of the deck.

SEE FIGURE B, PAGE 6

3. Set the anchor system in place. For ADA compliance and clearance, make sure the

center of the large anchor jig plate holes are between 14.5 and 19 inches from the pool’s

edge. SEE FIGURE C

4. Make sure the top of each anchor body is

ush with the FINISHED deck surface. Each

anchor body can be adjusted individually by

turning the nuts with a large wrench.

5. Bond the anchoring system by using the

bonding lug on the anchor jig plate. Bond

the system according to your local code

requirements. (See NEC Article 680.26)

SEE FIGURE C

6. Pour your concrete and nish the pool

deck surface.

SEE FIGURE A, PAGE 6

7. Once the concrete has cured the lift

is ready to be mounted to the anchoring

system.

NOTE: For installations where a new deck is being poured, or where a dedicated pad is being poured

just for the pool lift, the concrete must satisfy the ADA requirements outlined on page 3 of this manual.

Your pool deck must be at least 4 feet - 0 inches long by 4 feet - 0 inches wide by 6 inches

thick. It must be reinforced with 5 sticks of #5 rebar each way, 2 inches clear (min) from

the top and bottom of the footing.

Anchor Installation: New Construction

FLUSH W-DECK

#5 REBAR E-W (5 PCS)

DRILL & EPOXY INTO EXISTING

SLAB (4" MIN EMBED)

2500PSI MIN

48"

2.5"

MIN

14.5" TO 19"

SETBACK

48"

LABEL

BONDING

-LUG

POOL

WALL

8-AWG SOLID-COPPER WIRE

(ATTACH TO BONDING-GRID)

REBAR

*[37 TO 48cm]

*SETBACK DIMENSIONS ARE FOR

FLAT DECK

APPLICATIONS.

FOR SLOPED DECKS OR OTHER FEATURES, CONTACT AQUA

CREEK BEFORE INSTALLATION.

FIGURE C

1. Attach seat belt to the seat. SEE FIGURE D

2. Install the Pro Pool-AT pool lift onto the four (4)

anchors using the supplied 1/2 inch x 1 1/2 inches

stainless steel hex-head bolts and 1/2 inch stainless steel

at washers. Make sure all bolts are tight before using

the lift. SEE FIGURE E

3. Before installing the battery, place it on the charging

unit and let it charge for 24 hours. Make sure the orange

“charge” light illuminates when the battery is being

charged.

4. Remove the fully charged battery from the charger,

grease the terminals, and install it on top of the control

box. The battery will line up with the control box, and

will ‘click’ when it properly locks in place. The lift will only

operate when the battery is correctly mounted.

WHEN NOT IN USE, STORE THE

BATTERY ON THE CHARGER!

Pro Pool-AT Assembly Instructions

LOOP ON TOP

FOR EASY ACCESS

THREAD THROUGH

SLOTS AND PINCH

TOGETHER TO HOLD

FIGURE D

ANCHORS (4)

INSTALLED FLUSH

W/DECK SURFACE

ATTACH

FULLY-CHARGED

BATTERY

CONTROL BOX

1/2" X 1-1/2"

HEX BOLT (4)

1/2" FLAT

WASHER (4)

POOL

WALL

HANDSET

PLUGS INTO

CONTROL BOX

FIGURE E 8

Basic Troubleshooting

Problem: The lift won’t move.

Solution:

1. Make sure the battery is properly seated:

You should hear a click when

the battery is properly seated

on the control box or charger.

Click!

NOT Properly Attached:

Note: the white bracket is

in front of the silver clip,

which will not allow for

an electrical connection

Properly Attached:

Note: the white bracket

is behind the silver clip,

holding it securely to

allow for an electrical

connection

Check the ends of the cords for corrosion or

damage. The cord plugs should be recessed

into the outlet. You should feel them pop into

place when they are correctly inserted.

2. Make sure the cords are properly plugged in:

NOT Properly Inserted:

The cord plug is ﬂ ush with

or sticking out of the outlet

Properly Inserted:

The cord plug is recessed

into the outlet

POP!

The Charger is ON

when the green

light is glowing

The Battery is

CHARGING when the

orange light is glowing

When the Battery is

charged the orange

light will stop glowing

4. Make sure the battery is fully charged:3. Check the contact points:

Make sure the contact points of

the control box and the battery

are not damaged or corroded.

If there is corrosion clean with

Scotch-BriteTM pad. Put some

dielectric grease on the contact

points before reattaching the

battery.

Problem: The lift stopped moving over the water and is stuck.

Solution:

1. Press the emergency button

Use a pen or pencil tip and

stick it into the emergency

button on the front of the

control box to retract the lift.

Note: the lift will not retract

if the battery is not fully

charged or if the control box

is not working. The emergency

button only overrides the

remote handset.

Proper Care of Pool & Spa Lifts

PROCEDURE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY

Wash down lift with fresh water and dry with clean, soft,

non-abrasive cloth. 

Recharge battery. 

Run the lift through a complete test cycle to verify it is

functioning properly. 

Visually inspect lift for damage, corrosion, and loose or

missing hardware. 

Check all contact points for damage and/or corrosion. 

Repair, clean, and apply dielectric grease to all contact

points. 

Thoroughly clean lift frame and apply a liberal coat of car

wax to maintain the lift’s nish. 

Check all Warning and Cautionary labels to make sure they

are not faded or worn. Replace as needed. 

PROPER CARE NOTES

• Use only fresh water to wash your lift. Do not wash with pool water.

• Use only clean, soft, non-abrasive cloths to wipe down your lift.

• Do not store lift in pump room or near chemicals.

• Do not allow children to play on or around this lift.

• When cleaning the lift, do not spray water directly on control box or battery.

• The lift may need to be bonded according to local code requirements.

For service and/or replacement parts contact Aqua Creek direct at

Toll free: (888) 687-3552

To remove stubborn stains from nish, spray aected area with Mild Dish Soap, rub

briskly with a 3M Scotch Brite™ pad. Use white epoxy paint to touch up the nish. Apply

wax to protect when dry.

STAIN REMOVAL TIPS:

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