Pentair TRITON NEO User manual

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AND FILTER
G-IN B-NEO (REV. JANUARY 2018)
PERATING MANUAL (P.2)
MANUEL D’UTILISATI N (P.7)
BENUTZERHANDBUCH (P.12)
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING (P.17)
MANUAL DE INSTR. (P.22)
MANUALE PERATIV (P.27)
IMP RTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTI NS. READ, F LL W AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTI NS
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AND FILTER
PERATING MANUAL (P.2)
G-IN B-NEO (REV
IMP RTANT SAFETY INSTRUC
AQUATIC Y TEM

e would like to thank you for buying our Triton® NEO Sand Filter.
e are convinced that this Pentair filter will be a reliable, userfriendly and cost-efficient
product for keeping your pool running.
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INTRODUCTION
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The manufacturer, Pentair, has the right to change products without notice as far as their
properties do not substantially change. This document is subject to change without notice.
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ENERAL INFORMATION
arnings and safety instructions for Pentair Aquatic System filters and other related products
are available at our website: www.pentairpooleurope.com
THIS MANUAL CONTAINS CRITICAL SAFETY INFORMATION THAT MUST BE PROVIDED
TO THE END USER. FAILURE TO READ AND TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT
IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR MAJOR PROPERTY DAMA E.
Check carton for any evidence of damage due to rough handling in shipment. If carton or
any filter components are damaged, notify the carrier immediately.
• This filter operates under pressure and if assembled improperly or operated with air in
the water circulation system, the dome or top valve can separate or blowing off, which
may result in an accident causing property damage or serious bodily injury.
• Keep safety labels in good condition and replace if missing or illegible.
• Failure to operate your filter system or inadequate filtration can cause poor visibility in
your pool. This can result in serious personal injury or drowning as a consequence of
diving into turbid water or on top of obscured objects.
• Please note that a filter removes organic matter and does not sanitize the pool. The pool
water must be sanitized and the water must be balanced for sparkling clear water.
• Filters should never be tested or subjected to air or gas under pressure. All gases are
compressible and constitute a serious hazard when under pressure. Severe injury or
property damage could occur if the filter is subjected to air or gas pressure.
• Operating at excessive vacuum levels can cause the shell to crack and could cause
property damage.
• To prevent damage to the equipment and possible injury, always turn the pump off before
changing the valve position.
• Always visually inspect the filter components during normal servicing to ensure structural
safety. Replace any item that is cracked, deformed or otherwise visually defective.
Defective filter components can allow the filter top or attachments to be blown off and
could cause severe injury or property damage.
• Sidemount: Use care when installing the dome. The dome should turn freely in the filter,
if resistance to insertion of the dome is felt, then slowly remove the dome by turning
counter-clockwise. The starting thread of the tank and the dome must engage properly
in order to close the dome securely. Do not cross-thread the dome. Failure to install the
dome properly can cause the dome to be blown off and could cause severe personal
injury and/or property damage. Never attempt to tighten or loosen the dome while the
pump is running. Failure to follow this instruction can result in the dome blowing off and
causing severe injury and/or property damage. Failure to position the automatic breather
vent correctly inside the dome will allow excessive trapped air to accumulate in the filter.
Trapped air and failure to close the dome properly can cause the dome to be blown off
and could cause severe injury and/or property damage.
• Dome may not come into contact with some grease type of products as these are causing
cracks over time (p 32).
THESE OPERATIN INSTRUCTIONS CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON THE SAFE,
PROPER AND ECONOMICAL OPERATION OF THE SWIMMIN POOL FILTERS. STRICT
OBSERVATION OF THE OPERATIN INSTRUCTIONS WILL HELP TO AVOID DAN ERS,
REDUCE REPAIR COSTS AND SHUTDOWN TIMES AND INCREASE THE RELIABILITY AND
WORKIN LIFE OF THE PRODUCT

NSTALLAT ON
nstall the filter in a dry, well-ventilated location with adequate access for servicing. Place
the filter in its permanent location on a completely level base, preferably made of concrete
poured as a single slab or on a platform constructed of concrete blocks or bricks. Pipes
should preferably be made of PVC. Set the suction pipe at a slight angle to avoid the formation
of air bubbles. Fit the valve and position the filter in the correct place. Make sure that the
valve on the filter can be easily accessed. Then fit the plumbing.
NEVER SH FT VALVE HANDLE POS T ON WH LE PUMP S RUNN NG
Before pouring media, look inside and check lower underdrain for broken or loose laterals.
The sand is put in through the opening in the top of the filter.
Sidemount: Turn the top diffuser system sideways until it clicks tight. Fill the tank 1/3 with
water. Protect the thread on the filter by covering it with adhesive tape. Next fill the filter with
the specified amount of gravel and then sand. Do this carefully to avoid damaging the bottom
laterals. After filling, turn the top diffuser pipe back to its original vertical and centered
position so that it again clicks into position. Remove the adhesive tape and clean the thread.
Pull the air relief tubing slightly upwards, so the breather pipe strainer will fit into the dome
after the dome has been fitted. Place the O-ring seal on the dome and tighten hand-tight
with wrench. Shift valve handle to “Rinse” position. Now start the pump and open the bleed
valve until water begins to appear from the blow-off opening in the bleed valve.
Topmount: Fill tank for 1/3 with water. Before filling the filter, sand guide should be on the
pipe. Fill the filter with the specified quantity of gravel, afterwards with sand. Remove the
sand guide. Assemble the valve to the filter and tighten with the clamp ring. Connect the
piping. Turn the valve into position “Rinse” and start the pump for at least 1 minute.
OPERAT ON
F LTRAT ON
When the filter is used for the first time, shift the valve handle to ‘Backwash’ position, until you
see clear water appearing through the sideglass. Do this at least 3 times before proceeding
with below steps:
1. Shift multi-port valve handle to “Filtration” position.
2. Start the pump.
3. Bleed off any air in the filter.
4. Filter is running.
5. Make a note here of the pressure showing on the pressure gauge: bar.

O CLEAN (BACKWASH) HE FIL ER
hen the pressure has increased by 0.5 bar or more (the measurement registered above) the
filter sand needs to be backwashed. This is done as follows:
1. Shut off the pump.
2. Shift the valve handle to “Filter backwash”.
3. Start pump and let it run until water is clean
(Sidemount: about 5-10 minutes; opmount: about 3 minutes).
4. Shut off the pump and turn off the water supply to the pump.
5. Clean the basket of the pump and turn on the water supply to the pump after closing the
cleaning strainer dome.
6. Shift valve handle to “Rinse” position.
7. Start pump and run for approximately one minute.
8. Shut off the pump.
9. Shift valve handle to position “filtration” and start the pump.
Proper care and maintenance will add many years of service and enjoyment to the pool. To
clean filter exterior of dust, dirt, wash with a mild detergent and water, then hose off. Never
wash the transparent dome with a solvent as it may become cloudy.
SERVICING AND MAIN ENANCE
EPLACEMENT OF SAND
Open the drain and let the water flow out. Remove the sand. This can be done by means of
the vacuum system “Sandvak”, which can be connected to the main water supply just like a
garden hose. The filter can also be emptied by hand.
Sidemount: To replace the sand, turn the top diffuser system to the side. The thread of the
filter should be protected, in the same way as with filling.
WINTE IZING
In areas that have freezing winter temperatures protect pool equipment. The filter, pump and
pipelines must be emptied to protect them from freezing. To do this move the valve handle
to the “Backwash” position, open drain tap with hose connection end 180° to the left (do not
unscrew) and open the bleed valve. Open all valves. A small flexible piece of tubing can be
attached to the drain tap. Allow filter, pump and pipelines to drain completely.
AKE CARE NO O DAMAGE HE BO OM LA ERALS. HE SAND IN HE FIL ER MUS
BE CHANGED EVERY 5 YEARS. DO NO CLEAN OR SPRAY HE DOME WI H LUBRICAN
HA CON AIN ALCOHOL.

ROUBLESHOO ING
1. Short Cycle between backwashes.
A. Flow rate too high or filter too small: consult dealer for system sizing
recommendations.
B. Water is chemically out of balance: consult pool serviceman.
C. Excess dirt/dust in pool: vacuum pool directly to waste.
D. Body oil/lotion build-up in filter: consult dealer for chemical filter cleaners and
follow cleaner manufacturer’s instructions.
IME BE WEEN BACKWASHES WILL VARY WI H EACH INS ALLA ION AND BE WEEN
DIFFEREN AREAS OF HE COUN RY. ASK INS ALLER ABOU NORMAL BACKWASH
IN ERVAL IN YOUR AREA. HE FOLLOWING CAUSES AND REMEDIES ARE FOR CYCLE
IMES SHOR ER HAN NORMAL FOR YOUR AREA.
E. Filter inadequately backwashed:
See instructions page 5: “To clean (backwash) the filter..
F. Algae in pool: consult pool professional about proper chemical maintenance.
G. Residual chlorine level too low: consult pool professional about proper chemical
maintenance.
H. Inspect filter sand for solidification caused by dust, calcium, skin oils, of suntan
lotions.
2. Low Flow
A. Pipe blocked downstream from filter: remove obstruction.
B. Piping too small: use larger pipe (consult dealer for sizing).
C. Plugged pump; plugged hair and lint trap or skimmer basket. Clean thoroughly.
3. Pool Water Not Clear
A. Water is chemically out of balance: consult pool professional.
B. Filter is too small: consult dealer about equipment sizing.
C. Sand in pool means broken lateral. Drain both water and sand out of tank. Remove
valve and replace broken part. Reassemble filter.
WARRAN Y
• The filters are resistant against swimming pool water treatment products. Maximum
working temperature is 50 degrees Celsius; maximum working pressure is 3.5 bar.
• Warranty period: 10 years on the shell, as from the production date.

he filters dome is not resistant to all lubricants and sprays. Next table indicates the
resistance to most common compounds.
OME COMPOUN RESISTANCE
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