STA-RITE Calypso User manual

CalypsoTM Pool Cleaner
O W N E R’ S M A N U A L
INSTALLATION, OPERATION & PARTS
MODEL GW7000
Sta-Rite Pool/Spa Group
293 Wright Street, Delavan, WI 53115
International: 262-728-5551, FAX: [phone]
www.starite.com
Union City, TN • Delavan, WI • Mississauga, Ont. • Murrieta, CA
©2005, Sta-Rite Industries Printed in U.S.A. S384 (Rev. 1/21/05)

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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
BEFORE INSTALLING YOUR
CALYPSO POOL CLEANER!
About Safety:
This is the safety alert symbol. When you see this
symbol on your system or in this manual, look for one of
the following signal words and be alert to the potential for
personal injury.
warns about hazards that will cause death,
serious personal injury, or major property damage if
ignored.
warns about hazards that can cause death,
serious personal injury, or major property damage if
ignored.
warns about hazards that will or can cause
minor personal injury or property damage if ignored.
Carefully read and follow all safety instructions in this
manual and on equipment. Keep safety labels in good con-
dition; replace if missing or damaged.
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Calypso au-
tomatic pool cleaner. This manual will guide you through
the steps needed to install and operate it. Please read it
carefully.
Hose can trip or entangle swimmers. Do not
allow swimmers in pool while cleaner is operating.
Flapper Valve may injure hands or fingers.
Stop pump before attempting to cleanout pool cleaner
head.
CONTENTS:
Prepare Your Pool.............................................................2
Decide on the Suction Connection ..................................2
Unpack and Assemble Your Calypso ............................2-3
Install Your Calypso.......................................................4-7
Optimizing Performance...............................................7-9
Maintenance ....................................................................9
Troubleshooting.........................................................10-11
Parts and Disassembly ..............................................12-13
Warranty.........................................................................16
PREPARE YOUR POOL
Before installing your Calypso, clean your filter system and
empty all leaf baskets. A clean filter system is necessary for
proper operation of automatic pool cleaners. It will also
lessen the load on your pump and reduce electricity and
pump repair bills.
Prepare your pool as follows:
1. Manually vacuum the pool
2. Brush the walls and other parts of the pool surface to
lift off grime and algae.
3. Clean the filter and remove debris from the pump trap
and skimmer baskets.
4. Chemically balance the pool water.
DECIDE ON THE SUCTION
CONNECTION
Suction entrapment, injury, and drowning
hazard. If your pool has a dedicated suction port (“vac
port”) for vacuuming or for an automatic pool cleaner, it
must be covered when not in use. A spring loaded safety
cover (a “vac port fitting”) is included with your cleaner.
Install it on the suction port to prevent entrapment and in-
jury. If the cover provided does not fit, purchase one that
does from your local pool store and install it instead. The
cover should conform to IAPMO SPS4-99A.
1. Decide on the suction connection you will use –
either a dedicated wall fitting or a skimmer.
2. Identify the filter valves that control water flow through
the intakes in your pool. When you install the Calypso
you will adjust the valves (if your system has valves) of
your pump/filter to draw the water through the chosen
connection.
Hazardous suction.
Can trap and tear
hair or body parts.
Can cause drowning.
Do not play with cleaner
or hose or apply to body.
Do not let children use or
play with pool cleaner.
Stop pump before
attempting to clean unit.
Do not allow swimmers in
pool while pool cleaner is
operating.

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UNPACK AND ASSEMBLE YOUR
CALYPSO (Figures 1 and 2)
1. Open the box and make sure that you have the follow-
ing items. Note that the Calypso’s unique bumper and
roller assembly may have been attached prior to ship-
ment. If it is not attached, follow the instructions to at-
tach it yourself.
2. If not already done, attach the Bumper and Roller to
the flexible stalk protruding from the body of the
Calypso (See Figure 1A).
3. Attach the Pipe and Nut Assembly to the top (threaded)
end of the Calypso (See Figure 2A).
First place the collar of the Bumper and Roller assembly
over the threaded end of the Main Housing and then screw
on the Pipe and Nut Assembly as shown in Figure 2B.
When the Pipe and Nut Assembly is installed, the bumper
and roller won’t swing loosely from the cleaner.
Hand tighten the nut as if you were tightening the lid on a
kitchen container; you will occasionally need to unscrew
the Pipe and Nut Assembly to perform routine mainte-
nance on the cleaner.
Your Calypso cleaner is assembled!
Figure 1A - Calypso cleaner
body with round vacuum plate
attached and Bumper/Roller
attached.
Figure 1G - Hose connector
with two male ends.
Figure 1H - Hose Sections
(each section has one male
and one female end).
Figure 1F - Outlet Diverters.
Figure 1E - Bumper and Roller
(This may already be attached
to the cleaner body).
Figure 1C - Regulator Valve. Figure 1D - Regulator Valve
Cover.
Figure 1J - Adapter Cone.
Figure 1K - Hose Weight.
Figure 1L - Ladder Deflector.
Figure 1B - Pipe and Nut
Assembly (to attach to the
Calypso).
Figure 2B
Figure 2A
Vac
Port
Figure 1M - Vac Port Fitting.
Figure 1N - Short Extension
Hose

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INSTALL YOUR CALYPSO
Step 1: Connect the hose sections (Figures 3 and 4).
For best results and to retain your warranty, use only gen-
uine Calypso hoses.
Join the Calypso hose sections one to another by fitting the
male end to the female end of the added section (see
Figure 3). Make sure the connections are snug. The num-
ber of lengths that you will need depends on the size of
your pool.
The overall length of hose needed will be the distance
from:
(a) the point at which you will attach the hose to the suc-
tion connection, to (b) the furthest point in the pool from
(a), plus one hose length (Figure 4).
Step 2: Attach the female end of the hose to the
Calypso (see Figure 5).
Step 3: Balancing the hose (Figure 6).
It may or may not be necessary to add weight to your hose,
depending on your pool’s size, shape, and depth. Try the
cleaner first without any hose weights. If the hose is too
buoyant, add the weight as shown in Figure 6.
Step 4: Attach the regulator valve (Figure 7, 8, and 9).
Before attaching the regulator valve to anything, take a mo-
ment to familiarize yourself with it. During cleaner opera-
tion, the valve will act both as a regulator and as a gauge
to provide information about the suction flow through the
Calypso.
•Push the valve’s outer cylinder towards the female
(larger) end of the valve. Notice the side openings that
are revealed, and how the base of the cylinder moves
relative to the yellow band on the female end.
Figure 3
Figure 4
CALYPSO cleaner
Attach the Hose Weight
1" back from the end of
the first hose section
Figure 6
Figure 5
ab

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•During operation of the Calypso, the recommended
suction level through the cleaner is indicated when the
base of the sliding cylinder aligns with or moves into
the yellow area. If the yellow band is completely cov-
ered, you may have excessive suction.
•We will come back to this when optimizing your
cleaner’s performance.
Now fit the female end of the regulator valve to the male
end of the hose.
Set aside the regulator valve cover for now.
Step 5: Attach the hose and cleaner to the filter sys-
tem (Figure 10).
Stop the pool filtration pump. Place the Calypso in the
pool and allow it to sink to the bottom, pulling the at-
tached hose with it. Continue to feed the hose into the
water until all air is expelled and you are left holding the
regulator end of the hose.
Hazardous suction. Can trap hair or body
and cause death or serious injury. Make sure that your
dedicated wall fitting has a spring-loaded lid. When at-
taching the cleaner hose to a dedicated wall fitting, al-
ways install the regulator valve cover on the regulator
valve first and then install the assembled hose, valve, and
cover in the wall fitting. This will help prevent possible in-
jury from the pool pump’s suction should the hose be-
come detached from the regulator valve.
Figure 9
Figure 7
Figure 8
Yellow Band
Side Opening
Figure 10

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Dedicated Vacuum Port: Locate the valve cover that you
set aside earlier and attach it to the male end of the regula-
tor valve (Figure 11A). This is important.
Now connect the covered regulator on the end of the hose to
the short hose section included with your cleaner. Use the
male-male adapter to connect the short hose section to the
dedicated vacuum port (Figure 11B).
Skimmer (Figure 12): If you are attaching the hose by going
past the weir into the bottom of the skimmer, remove the
skimmer basket and find the opening at the bottom of the
skimmer. (Some skimmers have an additional opening in
the base with a moveable cover. If so, close it.)
Thread the hose through the mouth of the skimmer and at-
tach the male end of the regulator valve to the main suc-
tion intake/opening as shown in Figure 12.
NOTE: When attaching the hose to a skimmer, do not at-
tach the valve cover which you set aside earlier. Instead at-
tach the valve directly to the suction opening. This will
allow larger debris to pass through to the basket in the
pump strainer for collection and disposal.
Check the following:
•Does the regulator valve/cover end fit snugly into the
suction intake opening? If not, you may need to wrap
some electrical tape around the male end of the regula-
tor valve or use the adapter cone supplied as shown in
Figure 13.
•If you have a skimmer and a wall fitting for a suction
cleaner, you can usually adjust the flow through each
using a valve/s located near the filter. If you cannot do
this and water is drawn through both sources, you can
plug the open end of the regulator valve, then insert it
into the bottom of the skimmer, and attach the cleaner
hose directly into the dedicated wall fitting (see Figure
14). (A plug is not supplied. See your pool professional
or a hardware store.) This arrangement will provide
some skimming action through the skimmer, and will
regulate the flow through the cleaner.
Figure 12
Vac
Port
4018 0701
Skimmer
Figure 14
Figure 13
Figure 11A
Hose
End
Regulator
Valve
Protective
Cover
Short
Extension
Hose
Male-male
Adapter Vac Port
Fitting
Figure 11B

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Step 6: Start the filter system pump.
Start the pump and set the valves at the filter to draw most
of the water through the cleaner.
Close the main drain (floor drain) and any additional
skimmers.
Allow a few minutes to flush excess air from the system.
With water flowing properly through the system, the hose
and the Calypso cleaner will start to jerk. Your cleaner
should pull itself against the pool bottom and move across
it at a rate of 15 to 25 feet per minute.
OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE
Hazardous suction. Can trap hair or body
and cause death or serious injury.
Do not fit parts to the suction intake while the filter
pump is running.
Be sure that you properly install the regulator valve
before you turn on the pump and fine-tune your cleaning
system. The valve acts as a safety device as well as regu-
lating suction through the cleaner.
Step 1: Check the Hose Length; Remove any Loops.
Using a pool brush and pole, gently pull the Calypso to the
area of the pool furthest from the vacuum connection.
Make sure that any loops in the hose are pulled out.
The hose should be just long enough to allow the Calypso
to clean this area. Remove or add a section of hose if
necessary.
Step 2: Adjust Filtration System Valves.
You may need to do some adjusting of the filtration system
valves to optimize the water flow through the Calypso for
best cleaner operation.
NOTE: Optimizing the water flow does not mean maxi-
mizing the flow through the cleaner. In fact, to ensure a
random pattern of travel that will enable the Calypso to
reach all areas of your pool, it is better to use less suction,
not more.
•Turn on the pump.
•If you have not already done so, close the valve that
controls the flow through the main drain in the floor of
the pool.
•If your pool has a skimmer as well as a dedicated wall
fitting, or more than one skimmer, adjust the filter
valve/s so that most of the water will be drawn through
the Calypso. Make a note of which valves these are,
because if you have excessive flow through the
cleaner, you will need to reopen these valves some-
what in order to adjust the flow (See NOTE, above).
•Now take a look at the regulator valve and determine
whether the base of the sliding cylinder has moved into
the area of the yellow band.
NOTE: If the skimmer dimensions do not allow you to see
the yellow band on the regulator valve, as a TEMPORARY
MEASURE while you optimize your cleaner, do the
following:
•S
TOP THE PUMP and detach the valve from the skimmer.
•Separate the hose and attach the valve between two
hose sections.
•Reconnect to the skimmer with the last hose section.
•Have a helper hold the valve under water to prevent it
from sucking air.
•Start the pump and do the checks described above.
•Watch the sliding cylinder in the skimmer (or have
your helper watch it in the pool). If the base of the slid-
ing cylinder covers most or all of the yellow band, this
indicates at least maximum and probably excessive
flow through the Calypso. Open a filter valve a little at
a time to allow some flow to bypass the cleaner.
Preferably the excess flow should be diverted to a
skimmer.
Aligning the sliding cylinder with the start or middle of the
yellow band on the valve body will assure good operation
of the Calypso.
•Once you have correctly regulated the flow, STOP THE
PUMP, remove the valve from the hose, reconnect it to
the end of the hose and reinstall it in the skimmer. DO
NOT operate the cleaner with the regulator connected
between two hose sections.
•With correct flow through the cleaner, your Calypso
should travel across the pool floor at 15 to 25 feet per
minute.
Figure 15

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•If the transition from your pool’s floor to the wall will
allow it, your cleaner will climb up the wall, possibly
to the top, before turning towards the floor again. In
some cases, the cleaner will lose its grip on the wall
and fall back to the floor. This is normal – it is a char-
acteristic that assists the cleaner to form new cleaning
patterns, thus cleaning your pool more effectively. If
the cleaner hugs the walls or hugs the floor excessively,
you need to balance the hose.
•When cleaning walls the Calypso will occasionally de-
tach itself and fall to the pool floor. This is normal.
However, when the cleaner falls it should land on the
vacuum plate and then seal itself to the floor within 30
seconds. If the cleaner lands on a steeply sloped sec-
tion of the floor, the sealing process may take longer.
This too is normal.
Step 3: Balancing the hose using the weight
(Figure 16).
It is important to balance the hose so that it is only slightly
lighter than water. If the hose is too buoyant, the Calypso
will be pulled upward and outward towards the perimeter
of the pool and will not clean the deep end properly. If the
hose is not buoyant enough, it will drag along the pool
floor and impede the cleaning action, particularly of pool
walls.
It may or may not be necessary to add hose weights, de-
pending on your pool’s size, shape, and depth. If you have
tried it with no hose weights and the hose is too buoyant,
add one weight (supplied) as shown in Figure 6, Page 4. If
the hose is still too buoyant, add a second weight, as
shown in Figure 16, to balance the hose. If necessary, pur-
chase a third hose weight to add between the third and
fourth hose sections.
NOTE: Small bubbles can accumulate on the hoses, partic-
ularly when they are new. The bubbles can affect hose
buoyancy. Try to eliminate bubbles blowing from the re-
turn lines.
Step 4: Adjust Return Line Flow.
The water flow from the return lines can push the
Calypso’s hose and cause it to turn away from an area in
the pool. The part of the hose near the surface of the pool
should be able to move back and forth in a reasonably
neutral manner and not be driven by currents in an unfa-
vorable direction.
•Try pointing the flow slightly downward and in differ-
ent directions to see what works best in your pool.
•If it is difficult to adjust your return line flow, carefully
loosen the nut of the return fitting and replace the eye-
ball component with the inflow diverters provided in
this package (they will fit many commonly used
fittings – (see Figure 17). Then re-attach using your
fitting’s original nut. Finger tighten only!
•If there is a location in the pool where the cleaner may
tend to become trapped, direct the flow to push either
the hose or the cleaner away from the area.
NOTE: When adjusting the direction of flow, you will need
to allow time for the body of pool water to settle into the
new pattern. Watch the hose floating on the surface. It will
gradually react to the adjusted flow.
MAINTENANCE
Empty the leaf basket (in the filter pump’s strainer) regu-
larly. Overfilled baskets make the pump work harder and
reduce the effectiveness of your cleaner.
Your Calypso requires very little maintenance.
Check the following from time to time:
•Make sure that the flapper valve is working and is not
obstructed with debris. If necessary, it is quick and easy
to open up the valve chamber. Simply STOP THE PUMP,
unscrew the nut at the base of the connecting tube,
and lift the lid covering the chamber (see Figure 18).
CALYPSO cleaner
Attach second
Hose Weight
First Hose
Section Second Hose
Section Third Hose Section
Attach First Hose Weight
1" back from the end of
the first hose section
No weight on these
hose cuffs.
Figure 16
Figure 17

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•Check the flapper valve for wear. If it is worn, unclip it
from the steel shaft and slide the ends of the flexible
tongues out of the retainer slots. Now replace them
with a new valve. No tools or special adjustments are
required.
•Flush away any debris buildup in the regulator valve
by manually moving the outer barrel to open and close
the valve.
•Check the vacuum seal for wear. If the seal is thin and
too floppy, it will impair the correct random movement
of the cleaner and should be replaced (Part No. 41101-
0122).
•Check the foot-pad for wear. If holes show up in the
foot-pad it is time to replace it.
•Check the bumper and roller for wear. For other re-
placement parts, refer to the parts list and pictures
(Pages 12 and 13).
•The Calypso hose is especially designed for use with
your Calypso cleaner. For proper performance and re-
tention of your warranty, insist on genuine Calypso
hose sections.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Hazardous suction. To avoid possible injury
from pool pump suction, always stop the pump when re-
moving or installing any attachment to the vacuum con-
nection or when cleaning the Calypso.
1. If your cleaner is not performing as it should, ALWAYS
check the following:
•Is the filter clean?
•Is the filter pump strainer basket clean?
•Is debris blocking the passage through the cleaner or
jamming the valve? If so, STOP THE PUMP and try to re-
move the debris from the bottom of the cleaner
using a finger. If this is not sufficient, simply unscrew
the nut and lift up the lid to reveal the chamber and
valve. Remove all debris and rinse the chamber be-
fore replacing the lid and reattaching the nut and
connecting tube.
•Is the correct amount of water being drawn through
the cleaner? (i.e., How much suction is there?) With
the pump running, look at the position of the regula-
tor valve barrel relative to the yellow band. If the
barrel covers the yellow area, you have too much
suction. Adjust the valves of your filter system ac-
cordingly.
NOTE: Optimizing the water flow does not mean maxi-
mizing the flow through the cleaner. Excessive suction may
make your cleaner hug the base of the pool walls. In fact,
to ensure a random pattern of travel that will enable the
Calypso to reach all areas of your pool, it is better to use
less suction, not more.
•If suction through the cleaner remains inadequate
even after closing off alternate intake sources, your
pump and filter system may be too weak or you
may have a constriction in the hose or the filtration
system itself. You may need to consult your pool
professional about corrective action.
•Is debris constricting the flow through the hose
and/or regulator valve? This will make your cleaner
appear sluggish, even though the valve indicates
good suction. Stop the pump and detach the hose
and valve for inspection. Inspect the hose section by
section.
•Are there any leaks in the hose? Replace leaky sec-
tions with genuine Calypso hose sections.
2. If your Calypso is not moving or is working slowly:
•Do the checks listed in (1) above to make sure that
the system is clean and an adequate amount of
water is being drawn through the Calypso.
•S
TOP THE PUMP, open the lid of the Calypso and
make sure that the flapper valve is properly clipped
onto the steel shaft.
Figure 18

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•STOP THE PUMP and check that the flapper valve is
not worn or damaged.
•STOP THE PUMP and check that the foot-pad is not
worn through.
•STOP THE PUMP and check that the vacuum seal is not
wearing thin.
3. If air bubbles are noticeable at the return jets:
•Check for leaks in the hose.
•Is the water level below the level of the regulator
valve or another intake source? If so, raise the water
level until all intake sources are submerged.
•Make sure the the pump strainer lid is not leaking;
check the O-ring seal.
•Adjust the filter system valve to allow a small quan-
tity of water through the floor drain or another in-
take source that may have been shut off completely.
This will often eliminate the bubbles.
4. If the cleaner travels in a repetitive pattern and does
not visit sections of the pool:
•Check that the cleaner and hose are balanced. See
Figure 16, Page 8, for information on balancing the
hose.
NOTE: The closer that the weight is to the cleaner, the
smaller the patterns of travel over the pool floor and walls.
However, putting the weight too close to the cleaner may
make it nose-heavy.
NOTE: In larger pools, the buoyancy of the hose can make
the cleaner hug the walls too much. In this case, move the
weight closer to the joint of the third and fourth sections,
then observe the pattern of operation. If the cleaner is still
not getting to the deep regions of the pool, you should pur-
chase another weight (Part No. 41201-0238) and attach it
to the fourth section of hose. Then observe the pattern
again and adjust the location of the weights as necessary.
•Are the hose sections straight? If the sections have
been coiled during storage, this will impair the
cleaner’s operation. Try to straighten the sections by
laying the lengths of connected hose out in the
warm sun. Never use the hand vacuum hose or an-
other manufacturer’s hose – use only genuine
Calypso hose.
•Are the hose and/or cleaner being affected by return
flow? Adjust the pool return jets to avoid unwanted
flow against the hose or cleaner. Of course, the flow
may also be directed in a particular direction if it
will help to position the hose or improve the travel
pattern of the cleaner.
•Try adding or subtracting a section of hose. This will
change the behavior of the cleaner and may be nec-
essary to break a repetitive pattern of travel.
•Is there too much or too little suction? Refer to the
suggestions under (1) above.
5. If the Calypso is being trapped in a corner or near the
steps:
•Make sure that the bumper and roller are properly
attached.
•Adjust the return jet closest to the trap so that the
flow of water from it will help to move the hose or
the cleaner itself. This adjustment is best done a lit-
tle at a time.
•Add or subtract a section of hose. This will help the
cleaner avoid the trap or free itself if it gets trapped.
•Change the position of the hose weight to help
swing the cleaner out of the trap.
•Adjust the suction through the cleaner; try lower
and higher levels.
6. If the cleaner falls on its side:
•Check that the connecting tube swivels freely. If not,
flush the area around the swivel connection. If nec-
essary, replace the connecting tube (Part No. 41101-
0126).
•Check that the float is attached, is not damaged, and
is not filled with water (Part No. 41101-0128).
7. Hopper bottomed and square bottomed pools:
•Due to the shape of the floor of these pools, the
cleaner may have a tendency to hug the perimeter
of the pool.
•To reduce adhesion to the floor, operate the cleaner
on a lower suction. This will make it easier for the
cleaner to move away from the perimeter.
If you still need help call
Sta-Rite customer Service at 1-800-752-0183.

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PARTS AND DISASSEMBLY
Figure 19A - Loosen nut to remove the
Connecting Tube.
Figure 19B - Pipe and Nut Assembly,
Part No. 41101-0126.
Figure 20A - Unclip the Flapper Valve
and Lid/Float from the steel pin.
Figure 20B - Detach the Flapper Valve by
sliding out the retaining ends.
Figure 20C - Lid and Float.
Part No. 41101-0128.
Figure 20D - Flapper Valve,
Part No. 41101-0102.

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PARTS AND DISASSEMBLY
Figure 21A - Pull to remove the Bumper
and Roller assembly. Figure 21B - Bumper and Roller
Assembly, Part No. 41101-0127.
Figure 22A - Pull the Vacuum Seal out of
the retaining groove and remove it.
Figure 22B - Detach Foot Pad.
A spoon can help, if needed.
Figure 22C - Vacuum Seal,
Part No. 41101-0122.
Figure 22D - Foot Pad,
Part No. 4101-0101.
Figure 23A - Ladder Deflector, clips to
Pipe and Nut Assembly.
Figure 23B - Clip Ladder Deflector to
Bumper.

PARTS
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Figure 24A - 11 M/F Sectional Hoses,
Part No. 41101-0123 (sold as set of 25
only, Part No. GW7007).
Figure 24B - Regulator Valve,
Part No. 41201-0228.
Figure 24C - Regulator Valve Cover, Part
No. 41201-0230.
Figure 24D - Connector with 2 Male
Ends, Part No. 41201-0239.
Figure 24E - 2 Eyeball Diverters,
Part No. 41201-0236.
Figure 24H - Ladder Deflector,
Part No. 41101-0116.
Figure 24F - Adapter cone,
Part No. 41101-0115. Figure 24G - Hose Weight,
Part No. 41201-0238.
Accessory Kit, Part No. 77705-0450; Includes:
Vac
Port
Figure 24I - Vac Port Fitting,
Part No. GW9530 Figure 24J - Short Extension Hose,
Part No. 41100-0122

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Key Part Part
No. Description Qty. Number
1Lid and Float 1 41101-0128S
2Flapper Valve 1 41101-0102S
3Foot Pad 1 41101-0101S
4Vacuum Seal 1 41101-0122S
5Main Housing 1 41101-0125S
6Bumper and Roller Assembly 1 41101-0127S
7Pipe and Nut Assembly 1 41101-0126S
8Accessory Kit (Includes Key Nos. 8A-8H) 1 77705-0451
8A Regulator Valve 1
8B Regulator Valve Cover 1
8C Male/Male Connector 1
8D Eyeball Diverters 2
8E Adapter Cone 1
8F Hose Weight 2
8G Ladder Deflector 1
•Short Extension Hose 1 41100-0122
8H Vac Port Fitting 1 GW9530
•Set of 25 M/F 1 Meter Hose Sections 1 GW7007
Repair Parts List
• Not Illustrated.
7
6
8
5
4
3
1
2
8A 8B 8C
8F 8G 8H8E8D
Ladder Deflector Clips on to
Pipe and Nut Assembly
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IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FIT-
NESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL NOT EXTEND
BEYOND THE DURATION OF THE APPLICABLE EXPRESS
WARRANTIES PROVIDED HEREIN.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of in-
cidental or consequential damages or limitations on how
long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or
exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights and you may also have other rights
which vary from state to state.
Supersedes all previous publications.
Sta-Rite Industries
293 Wright St., Delavan, WI 53115
Warranty Registration Card
Name
Address
City State Zip
Purchase Date
Product Purchased
■■New installation ■■Replacement
Type of Pool ■■Inground ■■Vinyl ■■Fiberglass ■■Gunite
Size of Pool
Years pool has been in service ■■less than 1 ■■1-3 ■■3-5 ■■5-10
Purchased from:
Company name
Address
City State Zip
Please send me more information on these
other products from Sta-Rite.
■■Pumps ■■Filters ■■Automatic Pool Cleaners
■■Maintenance Equipment ■■Test Strips
■■Heaters
STA-RITE LIMITED WARRANTY