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Loading...What to do if my Intex Ultra XTR pump doesn’t work?
If the pump of your Intex Swimming Pool doesn’t work, fill the pool to the correct water level. Clean strainer screens at the pool inlet. Tighten hose nuts and check the hose for damage to address any air leaks on the intake hose.
What to do if my Intex Swimming Pool water is colored?
Colored water in your Intex Swimming Pool is likely caused by copper, iron, or manganese in the water being oxidized by the chlorine. Adjust the pH to the recommended level, run the filter until the water clears, and replace the filter cartridge frequently.
How to clean sediment on the bottom of my Intex Ultra XTR Swimming Pool?
Sediment on the bottom of your Intex Swimming Pool is likely due to heavy use. Use an Intex pool vacuum to clean the pool bottom.
How to remove surface debris from my Intex Ultra XTR Swimming Pool?
Surface debris in your Intex Swimming Pool may be caused by the pool being too close to trees. Use an Intex pool skimmer to remove it.
Why does my Intex Ultra XTR have algae?
Algae growth in your Intex Swimming Pool may be due to incorrect chlorine and pH levels. To fix this, super chlorinate with shock treatment and adjust the pH to the level recommended by your pool store. Vacuum the pool bottom and maintain the correct chlorine level.
What to do if there is floating matter in my Intex Ultra XTR water?
Floating matter in your Intex Swimming Pool could be due to hard water caused by a high pH level, low chlorine content, or foreign matter in the water. Correct the pH level (check with your pool dealer for advice), ensure the chlorine level is correct, and clean or replace the filter cartridge.
How to fix chronic low water level in Intex Ultra XTR?
A chronic low water level in your Intex Swimming Pool may be caused by a rip or hole in the pool liner or hoses. Repair it with a patch kit, finger-tighten all caps, and replace the hoses.
What to do if Intex Swimming Pool inlet air adaptor is leaking?
If the inlet air adapter of your Intex Swimming Pool is leaking, the hose clamps may not be well-fitted. Tighten or reinstall the hose clamps.
What to do if Intex Swimming Pool inlet treaded air connector is leaking?
If the inlet treaded air connector of your Intex Swimming Pool is leaking, the plunger valve may not be well-fitted. Tighten or reinstall the plunger valve.
General| Type | Above Ground |
|---|---|
| Ladder | Included |
| Cover | Included |
| Ground Cloth | Included |
| Size Options | 32 ft x 16 ft x 52 in |
| Water Capacity | 14, 364 gallons |
| Pump | Included Sand Filter Pump |
| Shape | Rectangular |
Covers general safety, supervision, and barriers.
Specific guidance for weak swimmers and children.
Recommendations for barriers, alarms, and rescue gear.
Rules for using the pool, chemical storage, and hygiene.
Criteria for choosing a pool location and preparing the ground.
Maintaining water balance and using sanitizers.
Solutions for algae, cloudiness, and other problems.
Attaching skimmer hook to inflatable pools.
Attaching skimmer hook to metal frame pools.
Connecting hoses and adapters for the skimmer.
Assembling the pool vacuum cleaner components.
Instructions for using and maintaining the pool vacuum.
Connecting handles to skimmer and brush heads.
Installing strainer and plunger valves for pool outlet.
Installing nozzle and plunger valves for pool inlet.
Connecting the pre-filter housing and basket.
Placing and securing the sand filter tank.
Adding filter sand to the tank correctly.
Connecting the 6-way valve and electrolytic cell.
Connecting pump hoses to the system.
Setting up and operating the saltwater system.
Explaining system status codes and indicators.
Calculating water capacity and recommended salt levels.
Defining water chemistry parameters and their importance.
Identifying and resolving common pool issues.
Connecting the side leg components for the ladder.
Assembling the upper platform and rails.
Securing the ladder's side legs.
Procedures for ladder use and step removal.
Attaching poles to the pool structure.
Hanging and securing the volleyball net.
