MARIMEX Orlando Premium 10310019 Assembly Instructions Manual Download

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• Start unfurling the wall while inserting its lower edge into the arc lower bar. The

openings for the dirt collector and return nozzle must be in the place where the
filtering device is located.

• Continue around the entire base until the entire wall is deployed and placed in

the lower frame.

IMPORTANT: For an oval pool, the beginning of the wall must not be at the side
support but only in one of the connectors in the semi-circular pool head. Unfold the
wall and attach it with longitudinally cut tubes - Table 2, Figures 4-5. Between each
tube, leave a gap of about 1 cm. Continue around the entire base when the entire
wall is unfolded, nestled in the lower rails and fitted with pipes that are long cut.

Identify the oval potential upper tube

The 3,7x5,5 m oval pool contains 4 14-A tubes and 6 circular tubes - 14.

Connection of upper tubes in the oval swimming pool

• Align the parts of the longitudinally cut tubes [14] at the top of the pool wall

with the couplings of the tube [12] (Figures 4-5).

In places where there are pillars with an inclined oval pool, leave a gap of about
10 cm between the tubes [14] and connect the tube parts [14] with a plastic insert
[22] (Figures 4-6).
AID: Using a piece of textile adhesive tape, attach each top of the post [9] to the
wall. You will temporarily secure the wall against collapse until you mount it to the
posts.
AID: Using a piece of textile adhesive tape, attach each tube coupler [12] to the
wall. During the installation of the foil there will be no undesirable removal of the
tubes from the wall.

Bind the ends of the pool to the pool

Align the openings at both ends of the pool wall (Figures 4-7).
TOOL: Slide the screwdriver with two opposing holes to make it easier to compare
the end of the wall. To get holes against each other, make a circle forming the pool
wall bigger or smaller by gripping the foot of the base plate out or into the center
of the circle.
Now measure the last free bottom bar and shorten it to the required length. Close
the lower frame by joining the shortened lower bar with the rest of the frame using
the connecting pins.
Connect the ends of the pool wall (see Figures 4-8). With each pair of holes aligned
inside the pool, screw [A], attach the lower part of the joint cover [C] and screw the
nut [B]. Screw heads are inside the pool and all the nuts are outside the pool. The
oval pool is not a cover strip (C). First, the joints are tangled. Finally, when all the
connections are in place, tighten the tool firmly. Cover the overlapping ends of the
sutures and screw heads on the inside of the pool wall by gluing them with adhesi-
ve tape (Figures 4-9), preferably textile.
Attach the top part [D] to the lower part of the cover. It does not apply to the oval
pool.
Note for circular pool: The cover bar of the joint [C + D] serves to cover the visible
part of the wall joint, ie the parts above the ground. In the case of partial pooling, it
is advisable to shorten the cover strip accordingly with the iron saw and use it only