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SECTION 7.

Ray-Vac Maintenance

It is important to maintain the Ray-Vac as demonstrated to insure the unit a longer life.

7A. General Maintenance

1.Clean main filter (see Manufacturers Owner Manual).

2.Clean Energy Filter (see Section 6 "Speed Adjustment after Cleaning").

3.Clean Finger Screen (see Section 6 "Speed Adjustment after Cleaning").

4.Clean Debris Compartment Screen (see Section 3 "Emptying the Ray-Vac Unit").

5.Check for wear on the following parts (see exploded view for part numbers):

a.Nose Castor Wheel

b.Nose Wheel

c.Drive Wheels

d.Swivel Wheels

e.Venturi Bumper

f.Side Wheels

g.Wear Skids

h.Nose Bumper (Top)

i.Nose Bumper (Bottom)

6.Check Debris Compartment Door (see Section 3 "Emptying the Ray-Vac Unit").

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7.Check all hoses for wear. Carefully examine for holes, soft spots or worn areas. Be sure to check the Whip Hose, Silicone Pusher Hose, and Silicone hose with Sea Anchors (see exploded view).

8.When adding chemicals to your pool, allow your filtration system to circulate for at least four (4) hours to thoroughly mix the chemicals before operating the cleaner. Accelerated wear and deterioration of the pool cleaner may occur if this procedure is not followed.

9.Adjust the Ray-Vac speed (see Section x "Clean Energy Filter").

10.If the cleaner is out of the pool for an extended period of time, store the hoses straight and flat or in very large (4' diameter) loops. Do not store in original shipping box or hang over hooks or nails as this will cause kinks in the hose.

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