Davis & Shirtliff Dayliff Installation instructions

MOBILE VACUUM CLEANER
Installation &
Operating Manual

INDEX
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Contents herein are not warranted
SPECIFICATIONS
1.
1
2.
INSTALLATION 3
3.2 Media Charging
2.2 Piping/Hose Connections
4
3
3.1 Use of Multiport Valve
2.1 Vaccuuming Your Pool
3
3
5. TROUBLE SHOOTING 7
6. TERMS OF WARRANTY 8
3. OPERATION 3
3.3 MPV Operation 4
3.4 Commissioning 6
3.5 Vacuuming Process 6
4. MAINTENANCE
6
7. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 8

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1. SPECIFICATIONS
Congratulations on selecting a Dayliff Mobile Vacuum Cleaner System.
They are manufactured to the highest standards and if installed and
operated correctly will give many years of efcient and trouble free
service. Careful reading of this Installation Manual is therefore
important, though should there be any queries they should be
referred to the equipment supplier.
The Dayliff mobile cleaner is a manual pool cleaner with particular application in heavy
duty pool cleaning.
It comprises DPL 750 pump connected to DX300 filter mounted on a movable trolley.
It is used in conjunction with floating hose, vacuum head and a handle which are provided
on request.
Fig. 1 Mobile Vacuum Cleaner Accessories
Filter
* Gross weight includes media and water
Model
Filter
Area
2
(m )
Dimension
(mm)
H
DX300 0.07 830 300 4.5 11
DLTest Net Gross Media
Working
Pressure
Bar
Weight
(kg)
3.0 115 50

2
The pipe connections must be correctly done as shown above.
Hand tightening is adequate for the MPV unions and under no
circumstances should a pipe wrench be used. If the union
weeps, add more thread tape on the union threads and make
sure to check that the union O-ring is in place.
WARNING
Model Speed
(RPM)
Power
(kW)
DPL 750
DPL Pump
2800 50 238
DN1/DN2 A
Dimensions (mm) Weight
(kg)
550 330 130.75
Current
(kW)
5.8
B D H
345
Multiport Valve
To waste
From pool
To pool