First, connect the pool vacuum cleaner
1. Connect the main body of the vacuum cleaner to the pole. Most pool vacuum cleaners come with a detachable pole, which can be inserted into the main body of the vacuum cleaner and tightened. If you already have a long pole, you can use it directly.
2. Connect the hose of the vacuum cleaner to the water outlet of the pool filter. Some vacuum cleaners require an adapter or connector to connect. Before connecting, make sure the hose is clean and not blocked.
3. Put the other end of the vacuum cleaner into the pool and let the water flow naturally expel the air from the hose. Once the water comes out of the hose, it will be able to expel the air on its own. Next, connect the hose to the water inlet on the pool wall.
Second, operate the pool vacuum cleaner
1. Turn on the pump and filter of the pool. The vacuum cleaner needs water flow to push it to move. Make sure the water pump and filter are working properly so that the vacuum cleaner can move.
2. Put the vacuum cleaner on the bottom of the pool and start moving it close to the pool wall. Once the vacuum cleaner starts moving, you should be able to see it go to different places. At this point, you can slowly move it to where you need to clean.
3. During the process of removing dust from the pool bottom, the vacuum cleaner is not allowed to rotate or move excessively. If it rotates excessively, the hose may become tangled. If you need to change direction, you can use the handle of the vacuum cleaner to operate it.
Third, cleaning the pool vacuum cleaner
1. Turn off the pump and filter, and then take out the vacuum cleaner. If you have separated the hose, release the hose to drain the water in the vacuum cleaner.
2. Separate the dust collector that is clogged with dust from the vacuum cleaner body and filter, and clean it with water. Make sure that all the dust from the material is removed.
3. Clean the mesh filter on the vacuum cleaner hose, make sure it is completely dry and reassemble it. If your vacuum cleaner has multiple filters, repeat this step.
Fourth, usage tips
1. Check the vacuum cleaner hose and filter regularly to make sure they are not blocked or damaged.
2. If you have a large pool or need to use the vacuum cleaner frequently, consider using an automatic pool cleaner so that you can avoid manual operation.
3. Before use, you can use a pool brush to clean the bottom of the pool to help the vacuum cleaner better remove the dirt on the bottom of the pool.
