User Manual for EXIT Toys Frame Pool Set

Quick guide from the manual

This manual provides essential instructions for the assembly, safe use, and maintenance of your EXIT Toys Frame Pool. Before starting, ensure you have all parts listed in the part reference section. Assembly requires at least two adults and takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes, excluding site preparation and filling time.

Safety guidelines

WARNING: To protect the safety of those in and around the pool, strictly observe the following:

• Supervision: Never leave children unattended. At least one responsible adult must supervise at all times.
• No Diving: Never dive or jump into the pool. The water is shallow and this can lead to serious injury or death.
• Electrical Safety: Ensure the filter pump is connected to a GFCI-protected outlet. Keep electrical appliances at least 3.5 meters away from the pool edge.
• General Safety: Keep emergency phone numbers posted nearby. Do not allow rough-housing or aggressive sports in or around the pool.

Site selection

Choosing the right location is critical for the longevity of your pool:

• Surface: The area must be firm, flat, and level, with a slope not exceeding 3°.
• Preparation: Clear the area of sticks, stones, sharp objects, and debris. Do not use sand as a leveling agent.
• Environment: Avoid areas under overhead power lines or trees. Ensure no underground pipes or cables are present.
• Ground Cloth: Using a ground cloth is highly recommended to protect the pool liner.

Assembly

1. Parts Check: Lay out all parts and verify them against the part reference diagram.
2. Drain Valve: Install the drain valve cover and ensure the outer drain plug is inserted and screwed on tightly.
3. Frame Assembly: Slide horizontal beams into the pool sleeves. Connect adjacent beams using T-joints.
4. Vertical Legs: Insert vertical legs into the T-joints through the belt.
5. Filling: Once assembled, begin filling. After about 1 inch of water, smooth out all wrinkles on the bottom. Continue filling until the water level is appropriate. Do not overfill.

Maintenance and care

Consistent chemical treatment is required to keep water clean and safe:

• Testing: Frequently test water pH and chlorine levels.
• Chemicals: Use chlorine (tabular, granular, or liquid) for disinfection, pH adjusters, algaecides, and shock treatments as needed. Always dissolve chemicals in a bucket of water before adding to the pool.
• Filter Pump: Check the filter cartridge every two weeks. Clean with a strong blast of water or replace if it is no longer white.
• Cleaning: Remove debris regularly and keep the pool covered when not in use.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, refer to these common solutions:

• Colored Water: Adjust pH and run the filter until clear.
• Cloudy Water: Adjust pH, ensure proper chlorination, and clean/replace the filter.
• Low Water Level: Check for leaks in the liner or hoses, tighten clamps, and repair with the included patch kit.
• Algae: Apply shock treatment, scrub the liner, and test water frequently.
• Cold Water: Relocate the pool to a sunnier area.

Disassembly and storage

When the season ends, drain the pool completely. Ensure the liner is 100% dry before folding to prevent mold growth. Store all components indoors in a dry, weather-protected location.