Jandy Ray-Vac Installations- und Benutzerhandbuch

Installation Data

Installation Manual

H0555000B

FOR YOUR SAFETY - This product must be installed and serviced by authorized

personnel qualified in pool/spa installation. Improper installation and/or operation can

create a hazard which can cause serious injury property damage or death. Improper

installation and/or operation will void the warranty.

WARNING

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1

Safety Information

1A. Safety Instructions................................... 1

SECTION 2

General Information

2A. Introduction.............................................. 2

SECTION 3

Wall Mounting Location

3A. Pool Cleaner Line.................................... 2

SECTION 4

Head and Hose Installation

4A. Attaching Ray- ac Head to Hose............ 2

4B. Connecting Ray- ac Head to Pool Wall...2

4C. Hose Length Adjustment..........................3

Equipment Information Record

Date of Purchase Purchased From

Ray-Vac Model Number

Serial Number

Installed by Service Number

Notes:

SECTION 5

Speed Adjustment with Booster ump

5A. Speed adjustment.................................... 6

SECTION 6

Speed Adjustment without Booster ump

6A. Speed Adjustment................................... 8

SECTION 7

Troubleshooting

7A. Troubleshooting...................................... 10

SECTION 8

Exploded Views

8A. Hose..................................................... 11

8B. Heads................................................... 12

SECTION 1.

Safety Information

1A. Safety Instructions

READ AND FOLLOW THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS!

LEASE SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Caution

1. Handrails which extend into the water must be removed or substituted with a figure four

design so as not to obstruct the movement of the cleaner.

2. Ladders present a special situation requiring our special Ladder Guard Kit. f the ladder

guard is not installed on the cleaner head, the unit can become entangled in the ladder.

3. deal pools are those with curved corners with a radius of at least 6" including all steps

and love seat areas. Pools with square corners or corners with less than 90° angles

(especially in step or love seat areas) can cause problems.

4. Never install the pool cleaner in pools which have obstacles such as islands, stools, or

non-removable fountains, as the cleaner can become entangled.

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SECTION 2.

General Information

2A. Introduction

This manual contains information for the proper

installation and operation of Jandy Ray-Vac Automatic

Pool Cleaners. Procedures in this manual must be

followed exactly. To obtain additional copies of this

manual contact us at 0 - 6-8200, ext. 23 . For

address information see back cover.

The Ray-Vac Pool Cleaner requires either (1) an

operable booster pump installed in the pool circulation

system: or (2) the pool circulation system plumbed per

Jandy installation instructions for non-booster pump

applications. If you are uncertain if the pool meets one

of the above requirements, consult your local pool

professional.

SECTION 3.

Wall ounting Location

3A. ool Cleaner Line

1. The pool cleaner line should be located on the

"clean wall" (no obstacles such as steps, love

seats, ladders, etc.).

2. The location should also be equidistant from the

furthest points of the pool (see Fig. 1).

3. Position the pool cleaner so that it will be 6" to 8"

below the normal water level of the pool.

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Figure 2. Ray-Vac Hose in Pool

6" to 8"

SECTION 4.

Head and Hose Installation

4A. Attaching Ray-Vac Head to Hose

1. Unpackage and lay out hoses. Locate Ray-Vac

pool cleaner head. Locate package of lettered

reducer washers (Booster Pump Kit).

Note: The washers are for use with booster pump

cleaner only. Do not use for non-booster pump

installation.

2. Insert barbed end of pusher jet into silicon hose

on Ray-Vac head. Be sure silicone hose

completely covers barb and is on straight

(see Fig. 3).

Ray-Vac

Head

Silicon

Hose

Pusher Jet

& Hose

Figure 3. Attaching Pusher Jet Hose to Ray-Vac Head

Push Hose

On To Here

Figure 1. Pool Cleaner Line Location

A and B are qual Lengths

4C. Hose Length Adjustment

1. Grasp the Ray-Vac head and take it to the farthest

point away from the wall fitting in the pool. The

Ray-Vac should be able to extend out of the pool

approximately 2' to 5'. If the Ray-Vac does not

Figure . Ray-Vac Hose too Long

RAY-VAC HOS

L NGTH TOO LONG

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Farthest Point

Figure 4. Wall Reducers

1½" Wall

Reducer

¾" Wall

Reducer

1½" Pool

Wall Fitting

¾" Pool

Wall Fitting

4B. Connecting Ray-Vac Hose to ool Wall

1. Locate the pool cleaner wall fitting in the pool.

Determine the size of the wall fitting. The most

common size is 1½", but some wall fittings are

¾". If you do not have the ¾" or 1½" wall fitting,

consult your pool professional.

2. Thread the correct wall reducer into the pool

wall fitting. Hand tighten only.

3. To connect the Ray-Vac hose to the pool wall,

insert the quick disconnect fitting (end of Ray-

Vac hose) into the wall reducer. Line up tabs on

fitting with slots in wall reducer. Push in firmly

until the fitting is flush in wall reducer, then turn

clockwise until locked.

4. To disconnect the Ray-Vac, push in firmly on

fitting and turn counterclockwise and pull out.

Figure 5. Quick Disconnect Fitting

Quick Disconnect Fitting

Wall

Reducer

Wall

Reducer

Line

Whip

Figure 7. Ray-Vac Hose too Short

RAY-VAC HOS

L NGTH TOO SHORT

Farthest Point

Line

Whip

Figure 6. Correct Ray-Vac Hose Length

CORR CT L NGTH

FOR RAY-VAC HOS

Farthest Point

Line

Whip

reach out of the pool, the hoses are too short. If

the Ray-Vac extends beyond 5' out of the pool, the

hoses are too long (see Figs. 6-8).

Note: Before operating the cleaner for the first time or

if the cleaner has been coiled for an extended

period, it is advisable to stretch the entire

cleaner out in the sun for a day to soften the

hoses and prevent tangling.

2. If your Ray-Vac hoses are the correct length,

proceed to Section 5, "Speed Adjustment Booster

Pump Installation" or Section 6, "Speed

Adjustment Non-Booster Pump Installation."

3. If your Ray-Vac hoses are NOT the correct

length, use one of the following steps to correct

the hose length:

a. If the hose length is too long, remove 3' hose

sections as required to shorten the hose.

Follow hose section numbering for order of

removal when you must remove more than

one section.

b. If the pool size is 20' x 40' or greater and the

cleaner hose requires seven 5/8" hose

sections or more to size the cleaner correctly

to the pool, you must set the floatation as

follows: Starting at the finger screen case

there must be two (2) floats on all sections,

except the section nearest the hydro-timer.

The hose section nearest the hydro-timer

should have one (1) float in the center of the

hose. If your Ray-Vac requires eight (8)

sections or more, a booster pump may be

needed. Consult your pool professional.

c. If the pool size is 15' x 30' or less, all sections

between the hydro-timer and the wall mount

should now have two (2) floats.

Figure 9. Ray-Vac Hose Section

Hydro-Timer,

Do Not Remove Section of Hose

Floats

Remove one or more of these sections to shorten length.

1st

Section

to be

removed

2nd

Section

to be

removed

3rd

Section

to be

removed

Do Not Remove These

Three (3) Sections

Coupler

Finger Case

Screen

Last

Section

1 Float

4th

Section

2 Floats

3rd

Section

2 Floats

2nd

Section

2 Floats

1st

Section

2 Floats

ach additional section requires 2 floats.

Three (3) 5/8" Hose Sections w/ 2 Floats per section

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4. To disconnect hose sections

a. Remove the "C" clip from the coupler.

b. Slide mender sleeve off hose.

c. Pull hose off the coupler.

d. Remove mender ferrule from hose (5/8" hose

only).

Do not lose mender ferrule.

Figure 10. Disconnect Hose Section

"C" Clip

Coupler

Remove "C" Clip

Mender Sleeve

Slide Mender Sleeve off Hose

Figure 11. Disconnect Hose Section

Hose

Section

Pull Hose from Coupler

Coupler

Remove Mender

Ferrule from Hose

Mender

Ferrule

5. To reconnect hose sections:

a. Place mender sleeve loosely over hose

coupler small end first.

b. Place mender ferrule over hose section.

c. Push hose section and ferrule onto coupler.

d. You must pull the mender sleeve, mender

ferrule and hose hard enough to expose the

valley behind the barb on the coupler. If the

"C" clip is not in the valley the mender

sleeve can slide off and the hose will come

apart.

e. Snap "C" clip into valley in the coupler. The

clip must "snap" into the valley behind the

mender sleeve.

Figure 12. Reconnecting Hose Section

Slide Mender Ferrule onto Hose

Slide Mender Sleeve onto Coupler

Slide Hose onto Coupler

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Mender

Ferrule

Figure 13. Reconnecting Hose Sections

Slide Mender Sleeve onto Hose

Push "C" Clip into

Valley on Coupler

Valley

SECTION 5.

Speed Adjustment with Booster

Pump

This section assumes that a booster pump is

properly plumbed and operating in the pool circulation

system. If not, you must install a booster pump before

proceeding (see instruction package with the booster

pump for installation). If you are uncertain whether the

pool has a booster pump, check with your local pool

professional.

5A. Speed Adjustment

1. From the kit, take the pressure gauge and thread

it into the test gauge case.

2. Locate where the Ray-Vac hose is connected to

the pool wall. Turn the quick disconnect fitting

and remove the hose from the pool wall fitting.

3. Unscrew the quick disconnect fitting from the end

of the cleaner hose. Remove the hose washer

from the quick disconnect fitting (see Fig. 14).

4. From the selection of five (5) speed adjustment

washers, select "C" and place it into the quick

disconnect fitting (see Fig. 4).

5. Insert the hose washer into the quick disconnect

fitting. The hose washer will hold the speed

adjustment washer in place.

6. Thread the quick disconnect fitting onto the end

of the filter screen case that has external threads

and thread this assembly onto the end of the

cleaner hose.

. Insert quick disconnect fitting back into pool wall

fitting (see Fig. 5).

8. At the equipment pad turn on the filter pump. Wait

until the system is fully primed (pressure shows

on filter tank gauge).

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0-60 Pressure Gauge

Test Gauge Case

Speed Adjustment

Disk C

Speed Adjustment

Disks (A , B, D, & E)

Wall Fitting Quick Disconnect

Fitting Hose Washer

End of Ray-Vac Hose

Figure 14. Speed Adjustment

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9. Turn on booster pump.

10. At pool side, read the pressure gauge installed on

cleaner hose. Pressure should be set (see Table

1) for the length of hose in your pool.

11. If the pressure is too low, replace the speed

adjustment washer with "D" or "E" speed adjust-

ment washer (follow steps 1-10). Each letter up

will increase pressure approximately 2 psi.

12 If the pressure is too high, replace the speed

adjustment washer with "A" or "B" speed adjust-

ment washer (follow steps 1-10). Each letter

down will decrease pressure approximately 2 psi.

13. When the Ray-Vac speed is properly adjusted,

turn off all pumps.

14. Remove the pressure gauge and filter screen

case from the pool wall. Unthread the quick

disconnect fitting from the filter screen case.

Remove the washer and speed adjustment disk.

Place the washer back into the quick

disconnect fitting.

15. Unthread the filter screen case from the end of

the hose. Thread the quick disconnect fitting back

onto the hose end (see Fig. 6).

16. Push the quick disconnect fitting into the pool wall

fitting.

1 . Shake the water out of the pressure gauge and

store the unit for future adjustment (if necessary).

18. Turn on the filter pump to prime the system.

When there is pressure in the system, turn on the

booster pump.

19. Check operation of the cleaner.

Length of hose

between wall

fitting and nose

of Ray-Vac

Pressure

Setting on

Gauge

21' 5"

24' 5"

2 ' 5"

30' 5"

33' 5"

18 psi

19 psi

20 psi

21 psi

22 psi

Table 1. Ray-Vac Pressure Settings

NOTE: Information in this table is a "guideline" only.

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SECTION 6.

Speed Adjustment Non-Booster

Pump

This section assumes that a Jandy Energy Filter

and Valve or a Jandy Energy Valve is properly installed

in the pool circulation system. If not, you must use a

booster pump or the equivalent. If you are uncertain

check with your local pool professional.

6A. Speed Adjustment

1. At the equipment pad, turn off the filtration pump.

Follow filter manufacturer's recommended

procedures for cleaning main filter. Before

cleaning main filter, be sure to turn the Jandy 3-

port valve so the line to the Ray-Vac is closed.

Figure 15. Ray-Vac Energy Filter and Jandy Valve

From Pump To Main Filter

To Ray-Vac

Turn handle until

pipe to nergy

Filter is closed

Figure 16. Removing Ray-Vac Energy Filter Bowl

Jandy nergy Filter

Turn Clockwise

to Loosen

Turn handle until

pipe to nergy

Filter is closed

From Pump

To Main Filter

If the Bowl is too

tight, use a

screwdriver to

loosen

2. Check the Jandy Energy Filter bowl. If clogged,

you must clean the filter. Use the following steps:

a. Grasp clear bowl.

b. Remove the clear bowl and filter element. If

the bowl is tight, place a large screwdriver

between two of the tabs at the bottom of the

bowl. Use the shank of the screwdriver as a

lever to loosen the bowl.

c. Rinse off the filter element and replace into

bowl.

d. Tighten clear bowl by spinning the bowl into

the housing until resistance is felt. Then

tighten ¼ turn further. Do not over tighten.

NO E: If your pool filter is a diatomaceous earth

(D.E.) type you must leave the Ray-Vac line closed

during the filter recharging period (adding D.E.).

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