Paramount Fitness SDX 2 User manual

Paramount
8175 W. Buckeye Rd.,
Phoenix, AZ 85043
Phone: [phone]
www.1Paramount.com
SDX2 Retro
High Flow Safety Drain for Concrete
Installation Manual
Contents
Safety Instructions..................1
Introduction............................3
Installation.............................4
Bulb Replacement.................14
Troubleshooting....................16
Replacement Parts.................17
Warranty................................19
004-027-8746-00 R04
ECN_2418 PUB062823
VGB Compliant ANSI/APSP/ICC-16 2017 LISTED
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Important Safety Instructions
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER - DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY will result if a drain cover or grate is not installed
and used correctly.
• Pool and spa pumps produce high levels of suction and move high volumes of water,
which can cause death or serious injury if a person comes in close proximity to pool or
spa drains.
• SOFA shall not be located on seats or the back rests for seats
• Any modification that increases the flow rate of the circulation system shall require
reevaluation of the cover/ grate and sump to ensure that the flow rating of the Suction
Outlet Fitting Assembly (SOFA) is not exceeded.
• Keep clear of pool and spa drains to avoid death or serious injury from suction.
DANGER - DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY will result from hair entanglement or limb entrap-
ment.
• Keep clear of pool and spa drains.
• Hair sucked into pool or spa drains will tangle and knot trapping the swimmer under-
water. Avoid placing your hair near a pool or spa drain.
• Avoid sitting on pool or spa drains because the suction can cause severe intestinal
damage, evisceration, and/or disembowelment.
This Owner’s Manual contains specific precautions and symbols to identify safety related infor-
mation as described below. Please read them carefully and follow these precautions as indicated!
DANGER - Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
WARNING - Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death
or serious injury.
CAUTION - Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor
or moderate injury.
NOTICE - Is used to address practices not related to physical injury.
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DANGER - DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY will result from pool or spa drain covers or grates
that are improperly installed, missing, clogged, or broken.
• Inspect pool and spa before each use to ensure that drain covers and grates are prop-
erly in place and secured.
• Ensure that drain covers are not damaged, cracked, broken, loose, clogged, not prop-
erly secured, or missing because these conditions increase the chance of death or
serious injury from entrapment.
• If a drain cover is discovered damaged, cracked, broken, loose, clogged, not properly
secured, or missing, you shall:
• Close the pool or spa immediately; and,
• Post a closure notice and keep the pool or spa closed until an appropriate ANSI/APSP/
ICC-16 2017 certified drain cover is properly installed.
• Missing, broken, or cracked SOFA component shall be replaced before bathers are al-
lowed to use the pool.
• Loose cover/grates shall be reattached before bathers are allowed to use the pool.
DANGER - DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY will result from contact with a damaged, loose, or
missing drain cover.
• Do not allow limbs to contact or be inserted into a drain pipe with a damaged, loose, or
missing drain cover. This could result in swelling of the limb and/or trapping a swimmer
underwater.
• Avoid mechanical entrapment of jewelry, swimsuit, hair decorations, finger, toe, or
knuckle in a drain pipe with damaged, loose, or missing drain cover. This may result in
trapping a swimmer underwater.
• Do not allow body to come into contact with a drain pipe that has a damaged, loose, or
missing drain cover. This may result in trapping a swimmer underwater.
WARNING - DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY can result from pool or spa drain covers or grates
that are clogged by debris.
• Any field modification made to a SOFA not authorized by the manufacturer’s instruc-
tions shall void the SOFA certification.
• No modification shall be made to the SOFA structure or flow path unless the new con-
figuration has been certified as a new SOFA.
• All pool and spa drain covers may become obstructed by debris and should be cleaned
periodically due to clogging from debris, such as pieces of plastic, hair, fabric, twigs,
leaves, seeds, etc.
• The frequency of periodic cleaning will vary depending on the amount and type of
debris introduced into the pool or spa.
• Clogging of the drain cover will increase the suction effect and increase the likelihood
of death or serious injury from those hazards listed above.
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• A clogged drain can negatively affect the safety of the drain.
• It is advisable to have a qualified pool or spa professional perform this inspection and
debris removal from the pool an spa drain covers.
• When servicing the drain cover, the pump connected to the suction must be turned off.
• Do not perform any service of the drain cover in water level above your waist.
• Use drain covers only with a pumping system rated for the corresponding flow or less.
Failure to do so can result in hair or body entrapment which can cause death or serious
injury. If in doubt about the rating of your system, consult a qualified pool or spa profes-
sional.
• Use only the supplied stainless-steel screws with the drain cover. Screws put into the
frame anywhere except in the original screw holes will not hold and will allow the drain
cover to come off the main drain, causing an entrapment hazard. If a screw hole(s) is
stripped, inserts missing, loose, or damaged, consult your owner’s manual and instal-
lation guide for proper steps to replace, correct, or reattach the compromised drain or
drain component.
• The use of adhesives or other attachment methods that prevent access to suction pip-
ing or SOFA components requiring periodic service is prohibited.
WARNING - Suction can pose a serious hazard to swimmers just as electricity can be a
hazard. Both are important for proper water filtration and both must be treated with respect.
Suction safety begins with a professional design that includes a quality suction system in-
stalled by a certified contractor. Certified builders will address the following issues when
designing and installing a proper filtration system:
• Properly bond-grounded pumps, time clocks, switches and any other metal in or near
water. This is required to address Electrical Shock Hazards.
• Design the suction piping so there are no single-point suction hazards; single-point
suction (one drain) is a leading cause of Body Suction Entrapment Hazards. Note: your
certified builder has many effective options for addressing this hazard; they may include
dual-drain systems, like MDX-R3, skimmers, gutters, negative edge features and many
more products and piping designs known to professionals.
• Install ANSI/APSP/ICC-16 2017 listed drains, suction covers and debris removal sys-
tems. This is the ONLY approved option for preventing Hair Entrapment Hazards, the
leading cause of suction related injuries.
• Design and install an effective circulation system (including optional cleaning systems),
to direct filtered water to all areas and interior surfaces. NOTE: Suction fittings can NOT
clean or direct filtered water for proper sanitation; that can only be done on the pres-
sure (return) side of the filtration system.
While suction injuries are extremely rare, drowning and diving injuries are far too common
and there is little your certified builder can do to eliminate these hazards. You must educate
yourself and your guests. Below are some important safety issues every swimmer must
know and recognize.
• PREVENT DROWNING: Watch children at all times, no swimming alone.
• NO DIVING IN SHALLOW WATER: You can be permanently injured.
• PREVENT SUCTION ENTRAPMENT: Inspect suction covers before swimming, keep
swimmers away from suction fittings, protect long hair, don’t swim with loose clothing
or large and dangling jewelry.
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For more information about the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act, contact the
Consumer Product Safety Commission at [phone] or visit www.cpsc.gov.
WARNING - Always turn off all power to the pool pump before installing the cover or work-
ing on any suction outlet.
• Cover/Grates and all other SOFA components shall be replaced at or before the end of
their service life. Service life begins the month and year in which the SOFA is installed
with or without water. See parts breakdown at end of this manual for specific compo-
nent service life notations.
• Any SOFA component that is severely faded, chalking, or brittle when flexed shall be
replaced even if it has not reached its indicated service life.
• If the sump/mud ring or any screw receptacle is stripped, cracked or broken that com-
ponent must be replaced.
• Any SOFA component held in place by the pool finish or concrete substrate that be-
comes cracked or broken; the material that holds it must be stripped from around the
SOFA and new components “mudded” in place. The surface substrate must be free of
deterioration and voids.
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General Information
The SDX2 high flow drain system is a dual-drain system designed and tested to safely deliver water
to modern high flow pumps.
Each Drain Addresses All Entrapment Hazards
Hair Entrapment Avoidance. At the heart of the patented design is a cover that acts much like sixty
self-regulating drains. This is significant because as some of the ‘little’ drains are covered, exces-
sive suction does not transfer to the remaining openings. When excessive suction is transferred to
unblocked openings in a traditional drain grate, the suction causes hair to enter multiple openings,
creating a potential entrapment hazard if the hair tangles or puffs up inside the drain, making it
impossible to pull free.
Body Entrapment Avoidance. The same self-regulating openings that protect against hair entrap-
ment hazards, also provides body entrapment protection. When the self-regulating openings built
into the SDX2 cover are combined with it’s domed, anti-vortex shape, forming a seal with the cover
is difficult.
Security. The SDX2 cover is held firmly in place with three recessed security screws which are
made from top quality 316 Stainless Steel. And behind the SDX2 cover are at least three more
screws to hold the whole assembly in place, providing multiple layers of anti-entrapment protection.
Durability. The SDX2 cover and support materials are far more durable than ABS, the typical plastic
used in swimming pool drain covers. In addition to fading, the Buna in ABS is prone to UV degrada-
tion resulting in structural failures which contribute significantly to suction entrapment hazards.
Dual-Drain System
Vacuum Breaker Backup. As with any dual-drain system, one drain is intended to be a vacuum
breaker for the other in the unlikely event a swimmer completely blocks one of the SDX2 drains. In
the event of one suction outlet is being completely blocked, the remaining suction outlets is capable
of the full fl ow of the pump(s).
Dual-Drain Spacing. Most suction safety codes require dual-drains to be installed three feet apart,
pipe to pipe, however some codes require three feet between drain covers. For this reason, Dual
SDX2 piping is spaced three (3) feet, ten (10) inches apart. If the drains are located closer than 3
feet, the drains must be located on two different planes (i.e. one on the bottom and one on the verti-
cal wall, or one each on to separate vertical walls), to make it unlikely both drains could be blocked
simultaneously.
Vertical Dual-Drain Installation. The purpose of the vertical dual-drain installation is to make it
less likely two people can approach two drains at once. Effectively, the second drain would be at an
individual’s feet.
DANGER - Check the SDX2 drain cover, fittings and fasteners for damage or tampering
before installation and use.
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SDX2 is a circulation drain, not intended to remove debris. For this reason it is suggested SDX2 be
installed on walls whenever possible. SDX2 is a high fl ow safety drain system submerged suction
outlet suitable for single or multiple drain use on the wall and floor. This is to keep debris and sand
from collecting on and around the low velocity SDX2 cover. Do not locate suction outlets on seating
areas or on the backrest of such seating areas.
CAUTION - Drain covers deteriorate over time due to exposure to sunlight and pool chemi-
cals and must be replaced every five (5) years from installation (or earlier if the cover or grate
becomes damaged in any way).
NOTICE - Some covers and grates are incompatible with other manufacturers’ frames and
the existing frame must first be removed and a new supplied frame installed.
WARNING - The maximum flow rate for each pair of SDX2 drains varies depending on size
and orientation of pipe and location on wall or floor. See chart below for flow limits based on
variables. Any modification that increases the flow rate of the circulation system shall require
reevaluation of the cover/grate and sump to ensure that the flow rating of the Suction Outlet
Fitting Assembly (SOFA) is not exceeded. Compliance with this standard requires that these SO-
FA-configuration specific flow ratings NOT be exceeded at any time the pool is open to bathers.
Compliance with this standard requires selecting and installing a SOFA, or combination of SO-
FAs, such that the resulting individual suction system flow rating is greater than the pumping
system’s maximum system flow rate.
The velocity at the opening to the SDX2 drain at the system flow is equal to gpm/134.648=(X)FPS.
For multiple drain systems where more than two drains are used, the maximum flow rate is calcu-
lated per ANSI/APSP-7 Section 4.6 as shown in the following chart.
SOFA SDX2 FLOW RATINGS
Flow
Rating
(GPM)
Pipe Size Pipe Port
Orientation
Drain
Mounting
Orientation
Flow
Rating
(GPM)
Pipe Size Pipe Port
Orientation
Drain
Mounting
Orientation
180 3" Side Floor 140 3" Side Wall
116 2.5" Side Floor 108 2.5" Side Wall
100 2" Side Floor 100 2" Side Wall
60 1.5" Side Floor 60 1.5" Side Wall
178 3" Bottom Floor 140 3" Bottom Wall
120 2.5" Bottom Floor 108 2.5" Bottom Wall
100 2" Bottom Floor 100 2" Bottom Wall
60 1.5" Bottom Floor 60 1.5" Bottom Wall
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The flow rating for pools with multiple, blockable SOFAs piped together in one body of water without isolation
valves shall be determined by combining the flow rating of all SOFAs, minus the flow rating of one. If the flow
ratings of all SOFAs are not equal, subtract the flow rating of the SOFA with the highest flow rating.
The flow rating for existing pools with a single, blockable SOFA is the flow rating of the SOFA, when also installed
in conjunction with an additional device or system designed to prevent suction entrapment, where the additional
device or systems is of a type listed in section 9.4 of ANSI/APSP/ICC-16-2017. A single, blockable SOFA in a
system that does not also include one of the additional devices or systems shall result in a flow rating of zero.
Description Max System Flow
Floor
Max System Flow
Wall
Min Flow Rating of Each
Cover % Max System
Flow Rate
*One SDX2 High Flow Safety Drain 180 gpm (681 lpm) 140 gpm (529 lpm) 100%
Two SDX2 High Flow Safety Drains 180 gpm (681 lpm) 140 gpm (529 lpm) 100%
Three SDX2 High Flow Safety Drains 360 gpm (1362 lpm) 210 gpm (795 lpm) 66.7%
Four SDX2 High Flow Safety Drains 360 gpm (1362 lpm) 280 gpm (1060 lpm) 50%
*The addition of an approved SVRS is required when a single SDX2 is being used. Table derived from ANSI/APSP-7 Section
4.6 Table 1. System flow based on 3" side outlet floor plumbing configuration chart on page 6.
Pipe size. To design an efficient suc-
tion system in accordance with national
swimming pool standards, the following
pipe sizing guideline should be followed:
Suction Pipe Size Max Residential GPM Max Public GPM
1.5" 50 37
2" 82 62
2.5" 117 88
3" 180 136
Flow vs Head Loss
0.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
8.00
9.00
40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250
Flow (GPM)
Head Loss (inHg)
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SDX2 RETRO is an underwater suction drain cover system intended to replace any drain cover up to 10 inches
in diameter. SDX2 is approved for single or multiple drain use. When retrofitting a SDX2 to an existing instal-
lation with a single suction outlet that is not listed and approved for use as a single suction outlet one of the
following must be added in accordance with ANSI/APSP-7.
Excerpt ANSI/APSP-7 Appendix B options for single suction backup: One of these options must be
installed on any single suction outlet.
• Install additional ASME/ANSI A112.19.8 Outlet with the center to center distance between the suction
pipes at least 36-inches, or on a separate plane. (see Sections 4.5 & 4.6)
• Convert Suction Outlet to Return Inlet by Changing the piping, provided the system piping and skimmer(s)
shall be capable of handling the full system flow.
• Convert to Gravity Flow System in accordance with Section 5.8
• Engineered Vent System in accordance with Section 7.2
• Install & Test. Manufactured Safety Vacuum Release System (SVRS) Tested and Listed for the purpose by
a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory in accordance with Section 7.1.
• Permanently Disable the Single Outlet, provided the system piping and skimmer(s) shall be capable of
handling the full system flow and minimum turnover rates are achieved.
Installation
NOTICE - The pipe size must to appropriate for the maximum anticipated system flow rate per chart on
Page 7. Refer to the table on Page 6 for pipe sizes and orientations.
Your SDX2 RETRO includes five important com-
ponents; all of components 1-4 below must be
used for proper installation. These components
are as follows:
1. Drain cover
2. Black drain cover support plate
3. Six black plastic oval slot plugs that must
be installed in the drain cover support plate
after it is affixed to the pool or spa surface
4. Three 10x7/8 security screws to secure
drain cover to drain cover support plate, to-
gether with a tool for installing these screws
5. Assorted screws, fasteners, and plastic
spacers for attaching drain cover support
plate to pool or spa surface. See Installa-
tion Instructions to determine which com-
ponents you will need to use.
Installation Steps
1. Turn off all power to pool or spa and pump
systems. Installation is easiest when pool or
spa is drained.
CAUTION - Draining a pool or spa may
cause structural damage. Before draining
contact your local licensed pool builder or
remodeler.
2. Remove existing drain cover (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1
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3. Determine from the following choices which provided
screws, fasteners, and spacers to use to attach the
drain cover support plate to the pool or spa surface.
CAUTION - Do not install screws until reading sec-
tion regarding installing support plate on pages 10 &
11.
3a. If the pool or spa surface has an embedded
ring around the suction pipe, which ring has
threaded screw hole inserts, use the provided
two 8-32x3/4 screws (Fig. 2). Use the appropri-
ate provided spacers A or B (Fig. 9 pg. 11 small
end up) to close the gap between the drain cover
support plate and the embedded ring. For ex-
ample, if you are replacing a Pentair drain cover
use spacer B.275; if you are replacing a Water-
way drain cover use spacer A.250. If you have an
AFRAS ABF Series drain (See steps 1-3 on Page
10 for instructions on how to cut screws) then
use spacer A.250. Use a knife and cut off small
end of the spacer (Fig. 3) and use around the
screw between the support plate and embedded
ring.
3b. If the pool or spa surface has an embedded ring
around the suction pipe, which ring does not
have threaded screw hole inserts, or the pool
or spa surface has an indented sump without
threaded screw hole inserts, and the distance
between the pool or spa surface and the tops of
the screw holes is shallower than 1/4”, use the
two provided 10x5/8 self threading screws. No
spacers will be needed (Fig. 4).
3c. If the pool or spa has an embedded ring around
the suction pipe, which the ring does not have
threaded screw hole inserts or has an indented
sump without threaded screw hole inserts, and
the distance between pool and spa surface and
the tops of the screw holes is greater than ¼”
but less than ½” use the two provided 10x7/8
self threading screws (Fig. 4). No spacers will be
needed.
3d. If the pool or spa surface has an embedded ring
around the suction pipe, which ring does not have
threaded screw hole inserts, or the pool or spa
surface has an indented sump without threaded
screw hole inserts, and the distance between
pool or spa surface and the tops of the screw
holes is deeper than 1/2”, use the two provided
10x1-1/4 self-threading screws. No spacers will
be needed (Fig. 5).
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Fig. 3
LIKE THIS
REMOVE THIS
CUT HERE
Fig. 4
Fig. 5

CAUTION - FAILURE TO USE THE CORRECT SPACERS MAY CAUSE THE POOL COVER SUPPORT PLATE
TO BE PULLED FROM THE POOL OR SPA SURFACE. IF the spacers provided do not properly fill the gap
because of pool interior surface level in relation to the sump or embedded ring stop. Do not use the
threaded inserts go to method described in step 3E to complete the installation.
3e. If the pool or spa surface has no usable holes around the suction pipe that will hold the support plate
securely, drill new .160 diameter holes in the plastic ring or drill .250 diameter holes in the concrete
and use the plastic anchors to make holes to accept the screws. Then use the correct length #10
self threading screws provided from the instructions above to secure the drain to the pool or spa
surface. No spacers will be needed (Fig. 6).
3f. If you have a Jacuzzi MO series drain use the long 10-24 pan hd screw. This screw may need to be
cut to fit the application.
Cutting Screws
1. Install the screw into the support plate and measure the distance between the bottom of the screw head
and the notch in the support plate.
2. Remove the screw. Using a screw cutter (typically found in the handle of wire strippers) cut screw to the
correct length.
3. Install screw through the support plate into the sump until the support plate is snug to the pool surface
and there is no gap behind the support plate.
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Installing Support Plate
NOTICE - DO NOT USE POWER TOOLS TO INSTALL
FASTENERS. Start all fasteners by hand to prevent
cross threading.
1. Align the drain cover support plate over the ring or
sump (Fig 7). If pipe cannot be centered under plate
then a 1" deep sump will give optimum water flow to
the pump. If the pipe can be relatively centered NO
SUMP is required.
NOTICE - Suction Safety Standards require that main
drain grates used to cover concrete sumps, must have
the suction pipe cut at least 1½ times the pipe diam-
eter behind the drain cover. This is to allow room for
even water flow through all drain cover holes. This is
not necessary with the SDX2 drain because the Pat-
ented design provides uniform suction regardless of
pipe location. However, if the pipe is too close to the
surface and off center, this may restrict water flow to
the pump, reducing hydraulic efficiency, but this does
not pose a suction safety hazard.
2. SOFA components and fastener receptacles shall be
clean and free of debris and obstruction during instal-
lation of cover/grate fasteners.
Step 3
Step 2
Step 1
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3. Attach the drain cover support plate to the pool or spa
surface with the appropriate screws, fasteners, and
spacers as described in 3a on Page 9. Completely
hand tighten screws to 18 in-lbs. Do not use power
tools.
Once installed, be sure that the drain cover support plate
is firmly in place and cannot be pulled out of the pool or
spa surface. If the drain cover support plate is not firmly in
place, re-read these instructions and try another installation
method (perhaps 3e) (Fig. 6).
WARNING - Failure to securely fasten black support
plate can result in injury or death.
4. Securely snap all six oval slot plugs provided into
the six slots in the drain cover support plate. Use
the plugs without tabs (marked C) over screws
(tabs may be broken off if necessary). When tabs
are broken off the tree the attachment points at
each end must be trimmed flush for the part to fit
snugly in the support plate.
WARNING - FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL
THE PLUGS COULD DISABLE THE SAFETY FEA-
TURES OF THE SDX2 RETRO (Fig. 10).
5. Attach the drain cover to the drain cover support
plate using the tool and the three 10x7/8 security
screws provided (Fig. 11). Paramount requires
the use of security screws to secure the cover.
Completely hand tighten screws to 18 in-lbs. Do
not use power tools.
6. If the SDX2 Retro is on a curved wall such as a
spa, or the wall/floor of the pool is uneven, then
the gap between the back plate of the SDX2 and
the pool finish must be filled. An under water ep-
oxy such as AB epoxy putty may be used or if
the pool is empty then silicon glue may be used.
Allow for drying time in both cases before suction
is applied to the drain cover.
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Fig. 6
Fig. 7
If pipe cannot be centered under plate then a 1” deep
sump will give optimum water flow to the pump. If the
pipe can be relatively centered NO SUMP is required.
1”
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Fig. 11
Trim tabs ush
to t in support
plate
Fig. 10
Attached without spacers
and threaded inserts
Attached with both spacers and
threaded inserts
A B
Fig. 9

Replacement Parts
Item Part Number Description
1** 005-252-2099-XX SDX2 Retro Cover with Screws
2** 005-252-2067-00 SDX2 Retro Support
3** 005-252-0886-00 SDX2 Retro Screw Pack for Concrete
Includes: Screws, Trim Pack, TORX Wrench T-25 Security
**Replace cover within 5 installed years.
Please indicate your color choice by placing the appropriate color code in place of the “XX" at the end of the part number.
Colors are provided on the inside of the back cover.
White-01 Gray-02 Black-03 Blue-05 Light Blue-06 Beige-07 Light Gray-08
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