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Media MasterSand Filter with 6 Position ValveModel 1900 — Item No. 0-1702-019Model 2200 — Item No. 0-1702-022Model 2600 — Item No. 0-1702-026

Owner's Guide

*Shown with Power Pak III, not included.

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“READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS” Failure to follow these importantsafety instructions and other basic safety precautions may resultin serious personal injury.

Before you begin installing your filter, refer to your pumpowner's guide for very important installation and electri-cal information related to your filter.

ELECTRICAL/BUILDING PERMITLocal building codes may require obtaining an electricalor building permit and may have regulations on set-backs and barriers that must be followed.

ELECTRICALWe recommend you have a qualified electrical contrac-tor install the electrical power supply as specified in yourpump instructions.

INSTALLED LOCATIONPosition filter, pump and any other related componentsa minimum of 4 feet from pool to prevent their beingused as a means to climb into the pool by young chil-dren. DO NOT store toys, chairs, tables, containers orother objects within 4 feet of the pool for the samereason.

WARNING

SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK could result if youinstall your filter and pump on a deck or above poolwater level. They could fall into the water, causingsevere shock or electrocution. DO NOT install on adeck or other surface at, above or slightly below the toprail of the pool.

PROPERLY SUPPORTEDFilter, pump and any other related components shouldbe properly supported to prevent damage from misalign-ment, settlement, vibration and mounted so as tominimize the potential for the accumulation of debris andmoisture.

ACCESSIBILITYThe circulation system components should be installedto allow accessibility for inspection, repair or replace-ment.

DO NOT alter the pump electrical cord in any way orchange the plug end to any style.

DO NOT use an extension cord(s). Severe electricalshock may occur.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

PREVENT SEVERE SHOCKTo prevent the risk of severe electrical shock, plug yourpump cord end into a grounding type receptacle pro-tected by a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI).Contact a qualified electrician if you cannot verify thatthe receptacle is protected by a GFCI.

DO NOT allow children to operate or play around thisproduct unless they are closely supervised by adults atall times.

Replace damaged cord immediately to reduce the risk ofelectrical shock.

DO NOT BURY CORDAn exposed cord may accidentally become damaged orsevered by a sharp object or shovel resulting in severeelectrical shock. Position cord to prevent accidentaldamage from lawn mowers, hedge trimmers or otherequipment.

BARE FEET/WET GROUNDThis is a dangerous combination around electricalequipment. Always be sure the ground under your feetand body is dry before you touch electrical equipment.Failure to heed this warning may cause severe personalinjury or electrocution due to severe electrical shock.

WARNING

Avoid direct water spraying with a garden hose aroundelectrical outlets, pump or any other electrical devices.Severe electrical shock or electrocution may occur.

SERVICING YOUR PUMPAlways unplug your pump from the receptacle beforeservicing, adjusting or repairing.

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TO WASTEFILTER

RETURNSKIMMER

PUMP

4 FT.

Did you read the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUC-TIONS? If not, READ THEM NOW. They contain veryimportant safety information related to the installation ofyour filter. Familiarize yourself with the installationsequences by reading these instructions first. AVOIDSHORTCUTS that may result in reworking the installa-tion.

BEFORE YOU BEGINThe pool must be properly erected per your pool assem-bly and installation instructions before installing the filter.Install the surface skimmer and return fitting.

Before completing the filling of the pool to the waterlevel indicator marks on the skimmer face plate, the filterand pump should be installed with all connectionssecured tightly.

TOOLS REQUIRED• Flat head screwdriver• #2 Phillips screwdriver• 1/2" wrench• Measuring tape• Carpenter level• Flat nose shovel• Rags• 5/16" Nutdriver (optional)

The following tools are for Models 2200 and 2600 only:• Hacksaw• File

MATERIALS REQUIRED• Nine 12" x 12" patio blocks• 3" long rubber band• Ordinary plastic bag• #20 grade filter sand:

Model 1900 = 225 lbs.Model 2200 = 300 lbs.Model 2600 = 400 lbs.

• Waste hose - 1-1/2" inside diameter(Model 1900 only)

The following materials are for Models 2200 and 2600only:

• 1-1/2" schedule 40 PVC pipeNote: Quantity depends on length or pipe runsdesired.

• 10 to 12 - 1-1/2" 90 degree socket PVC elbows.• PVC pipe primer• PVC to ABS solvent cement with applicator.

INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION LOCATIONInstall your filter and pump and any other relatedcomponents at least 4 feet from the pool to prevent theirbeing used as a means of access to the pool by youngchildren. Patio blocks provide firm support and keepstanding water and weeds away from electrical parts.DO NOT install your filter and pump directly on theground surface. Settling and stressing circulation linesmay occur during wet seasons. Position patio blocks asillustrated in the following, using a shovel andcarpenter's level to level ground before placing theblocks.

FIG. 1

POSITIONING FILTER/PUMP

Position filter base and pump on pad as shown in FIG.1.Suction and return lines should be partially buried toprevent accidental tripping that could cause personalinjury or damage to the filter system. Starting at least12" from the pool wall, make two 3-4" deep trenches,one from the pool skimmer to the front of pump and theother from the pool return fitting to the valve portmarked "RETURN".Be sure the hoses are routed so that water flow throughthem is not restricted.

POSITION FILTER ON BASEPosition filter on the base with the valve port labeled“PUMP” pointing towards the pump discharge.

INSTALL FILTER SAND

Your filter is designed to provide peak performanceusing #20 grade filter (.4/.5 mm) sand. The sand shouldbe uniform in size and appear as crushed sand withsharp edges. Rounded river bed sand will impairfiltering performance. Consult your local pool store.

REMOVE COVER CLAMPUnscrew V-Clamp knob counterclockwise to loosen andremove clamp.

REMOVE COVERLift cover with valve off tank. Remove large o-ring.

COVER RISER TUBESlip a plastic bag over the riser tube and secure withrubber band.

INSTALL SANDCarefully pour filter sand into tank. Refer to “MATERI-ALS REQUIRED” for quantity required for your filter.Level surface with palm of hand. Remove any sandfrom plastic bag and tank flange sealing surface.Remove rubber band and plastic bag.

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Locate a board large enough to cover return fitting cut-out. From inside of pool, use the board to hold lineragainst cut-out in pool wall. Keep hands away from holeto avoid injury. From outside of pool, use the cut-out asguide and cut away liner with a razor knife.

POOL RETURNFITTING

TO FILTER/ VALVE RETURN PORT

CORRUGATED HOSECONNECTION WITH WIRE CLAMP

RETURN LINEINSTALLATION

HI-FLOWRETURNPACK

INSTALLATION(without pressure type pool cleaner)

1. Slip a gasket (57) over the threads of the return fitting(56) and push threaded end through the wall frominside pool. Place the second gasket over thethreads now exposed outside the pool.

REINSTALL COVERPosition large o-ring on tank flange sealing surface andplace cover with valve on top, aligning o-ring into covergroove and riser tube with center of distributor. Installv-clamp, sandwiching cover and tank flanges. Tightenknob until ends of clamp are less than 3/8" apart.

INSTALL PUMP DISCHARGE HOSEThe pump discharge hose is provided with a hose barbedfitting and a 1-1/2" pipe socket fitting. Install the hosebarbed fitting to the pump discharge per the pump instruc-tions and discard the socket fitting unless your option is tohard plumb this connection with PVC pipe. (Refer to"Option For Hard Plumbing"). Slip a hose clamp over eachend of hose prior to installing. Push each hose end fullyonto the valve port label "PUMP", then tighten clampsfirmly using a flat head screwdriver or 5/16" nutdriver..

OPTION FOR HARD PLUMBINGIf your option is to hard plumb the pump discharge tofilter line, it will be necessary that you order a “hardplumb” adaptor (P/N 348-1036) and one “Clamp” (P/N387-1024). Refer to "Hard Plumb Installation" for PVCpiping assembly, then install as shown.

INSTALL RETURN LINEAn 8 foot long hose is provided for filter Model 1900 anda special high flow return fitting with filter Models 2200and 2600 for adapting hard plumbing for the return line.

MODEL 1900 ONLYSlip a hose clamp over the ends of the hose and pushone end onto the filter valve RETURN port and the otherend onto the POOL RETURN fitting. Tighten clampsfirmly using a flathead screwdriver or 5/16" nutdriver.

TO FILTER/VALVE PUMP PORT

TO TOP PUMP PORT (DISCHARGE)

PUMP DISCHARGE INSTALLATION(HOSE CONNECTION)

TO TOP PUMP PORT (DISCHARGE)

TO FILTER/VALVE PUMP PORT

PUMP DISCHARGEINSTALLATION(HARD PLUMB)

MODELS 2200 AND 2600These filter models are designed for a hard plumbinginstallation and are provided with a special high flowreturn fitting with a 1-1/2" pipe socket for installing 1-1/2"PVC pipe.

INSTALL RETURN FITTING(MODELS 2200 AND 2600)

Discard the EYEBALL RETURN FITTING provided withyour skimmer and replace it with the HIGH FLOWRETURN FITTING as shown directing it away from theskimmer.

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2. Hold the return fitting (56) so the opening is facingaway from the skimmer and slightly downward.Thread the union adaptor 58) onto the return fittingand tighten firmly. Hint: Using an oil filter wrench totighten the union adaptor will make the job easier.

INSTALLATION(with pressure type pool cleaner)

1. Slip a gasket (57) over the threads of the return fittingadaptor (55) and push threaded end through the wallfrom inside pool. Place the second gasket over thethreads now exposed outside the pool.

2. Hold the return fitting adaptor (55) and thread theunion adaptor (58) onto it and tighten firmly. Hint:Using an oil filter wrench to tighten the union adaptorwill make the job easier.

3. Your pressure type pool cleaner will attach to thereturn fitting adaptor.

HARD PLUMB INSTALLATIONSUsing a 1-1/2" Schedule 40 PVC pipe with ends cutsquare, remove any burrs. Cut pipe to length as re-quired between joints and loosely assemble for proper fitprior to solvent welding. Slip the union nut (61) onto thepipe with the female threads facing the union adaptor(58). Then, solvent weld the union socket (60) onto thepipe using primer and PVC/ABS solvent cement. DONOT Allow solvent cement to contact the sealingsurface of the union socket. When dry, assemble theconnections and tighten firmly by hand.

Insert the o-ring (59) into the union adaptor groove, thensecure the cemented pipe assembly onto the unionadaptor (58) with the union nut (61).

SOLVENT WELDINGContact your pool dealer for ABS to PVC SolventCement and PVC Primer and follow directions on labels.

TO WINTERIZE POOLDrain pool down below the return fitting. Loosen unionnut (61) and pull back the union socket (60). Insert thewinterizing disc (62) between o-ring (59) and unionsocket. Retighten union nut onto union adaptor firmly.

INSTALL SUCTION LINEAn 8 foot long hose is provided for filter Model 1900 anda hard plumb adaptor with clamps for filter Models 2200and 2600 for adapting hard plumbing to the skimmeroutlet.

MODEL 1900 ONLYThe pump suction is provided with a hose barbed fittingand a 1-1/2" pipe socket fitting. Install the hose barbedfitting to the pump suction per the pump instructions anddiscard the socket fitting. Slip a hose clamp over eachhose end and push one end onto skimmer outlet and theother end onto the pump suction port. Tighten clampsfirmly using a flathead screwdriver or 5/16" nutdriver.

MODELS 2200 AND 2600The pump suction is provided with a hose barbed fittingand a 1-1/2" pipe socket fitting. Use the socket fittingand discard the barbed fitting. Refer to HARD PLUMBINSTALLATION and SOLVENT WELDING for assem-bling piping between skimmer and pump suction. Slipclamp onto small end of hard plumb adaptor and pushonto skimmer outlet. Slip clamp onto large end ofadaptor and insert pipe. Tighten clamps firmly.

WASTE LINE HOOKUPThe discharge waste water will contain pool watertreatment chemicals that may harm certain plants andvegetation. Therefore, position the discharge end of thewaste line in a safe, out-of-sight area capable of accept-ing 200 to 400 gallons of waste water.

MODEL 1900Install a 1-1/2" inside diameter waste discharge hose(not supplied) on the waste port located on the 6position valve. Slip a 1-1/2" hose clamp (not supplied)over one end of the hose. Then, push hose onto theport fully and tighten clamp firmly.

IMPORTANTThe union plug (#340-2046) must be removed from thewaste port and replaced with the union hose adaptor(#340-1969) prior to backwashing the filter. Replace theunion plug after backwashing.

MODELS 2200 AND 2600Loosen the waste port “Union Nut” and remove both theunion nut and socket fitting. Caution: Take care not tolose the o-ring seated in the valve body. Slip union nutonto 1-1/2" PVC (N.P.S.) drainage pipe (not supplied)with female threads facing end of pipe. Then solventweld the union socket onto the pipe end, using ABS toPVC Cement available at your pool store. Avoidallowing solvent to run onto the end sealing surface.Position onto the waste port, making sure o-ring is inplace and firmly hand tighten union nut.

ELECTRICAL OUTLETRefer to your pump owner's guide for detailed informa-tion pertaining to the requirements and regulations forsafe electrical installation of the power supply, recep-tacle outlet, switching and ground fault interrupter.

SKIMMER CONNECTION

TO FRONT PUMP PORT(SUCTION)

SUCTION LINE INSTALLATION(HARD PLUMB)

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use, etc.), it is impossible to provide an accurate filteringtime for normal usage. Use a trial and error method todetermine how long your filter must operate each day.Generally, 6 to 8 hours of filtering each day is sufficientto maintain pool clarity if the pool chemical treatment iscorrect. As the water clears, the backwashing intervalswill be extended (less frequent), allowing longer time peri-ods between cleaning. Consult your local pool store forhelpful advice in keeping your pool clean and sanitary.

When possible, avoid operating your filter during peakelectricity demands in your community. Check with yourlocal electric utility company for the best times theyrecommend for operating your filter pump.

WHEN TO BACKWASHAs your filter removes debris from the pool water duringthe filtering process, the return flow will graduallyreduce. Backwash when the pressure gauge increases5 to 7 pounds above the clean filter starting pressure.

VACUUMING YOUR POOL

When vacuuming your pool, depris is caught in the filterat a very rapid rate. Consequently, the filter must workharder, causing a rapid increase in filter pressure as willbe indicated on the pressure gauge. Frequent back-washing could be necessary during this process de-

1. Loosen the pump strainer pot lid to allow air toescape. Tighten lid when water begins to flowbetween strainer pot lid and strainer body. Do notover tighten.

2. Plug in your pump to the GFCI protected receptacle.Refer to “WARNINGS”.

3. Push down on the valve handle and rotate to theBACKWASH position. Make sure valve handleindexes into the tabs on valve.

4. Start pump. During this initial start-up, allow 4-5minutes to flush out the superfine sand grains toprevent them plugging the underdrain slots. Be-cause pool water is lost during this operation (200 to400 gallons) keep a close check on pool water level.Never let water level get so low that no water flowsto pump. Replenish as required.

5. Stop pump. Push down on the valve handle androtate to the FILTER TO WASTE position. Startpump and allow to run approximately 10 seconds toeliminate any “cloudy puff” out the return fitting inlet,then stop pump.

6. Push down on the valve handle and rotate to theFILTER position and start pump. Note the pressurereading on your pressure gauge for future referenceof when to backwash.

7. Check all fittings and hoses for leaks and correct ifnecessary.

FILTER OPERATION

A newly filled pool is normally filled with unfiltered waterand usually requires continuous filtering for 24 to 48hours along with chemical treatment of the pool water.Because all pool installations vary in environmentalconditions (wind, rain, airborne debris, heat and pool

FINISH FILLING POOLFinish filling your pool, referring to skimmer installationand pool assembly instructions for proper water level.

VALVE OPERATION

Your new filter has six positions of operation, which areexplained below. To change positions of the valve,make sure the pump is OFF. Press down on the valvehandle enough to free the locking tab. Rotate thehandle so the tab LOCKS in the desired position.

TOWASTE

FROMPUMP

TOPOOL

RETURN

FILTER: Normal pool filtering position. May also beused when vacuuming the pool.BACKWASH: Backwashing reverses the flow of waterthrough the filter to flush out dirt and debris, and wastewater is discharged to waste from the valve body portwith sight glass. (Duration is normally 1-1/2 to 2minutes or until water runs clear.)FILTER TO WASTE: Place the valve handle in the“Filter to waste” position after backwashing your filter.(Normally, for only 10 seconds).PUMP TO WASTE: This position allows you to vacuumheavy debris or larger amounts of settled contaminantsfrom the pool floor directly to waste.RECIRCULATE POSITION: This position allows you toincrease the water flow rate to circulate chemicalsthroughout the pool more quickly. Pool water passesthrough the valve on top of the filter bypassing internalfilter components and travels back to the pool at a rapidrate.WINTERIZE POSITION: This position allows you todrain trapped water from the filter valve and relievecompression on the rotor valve gasket during winterstorage. CAUTION: Do not operate pump in thisposition as waste water contaminants will be dischargedfrom the filter back into the pool.

INITIAL START UPBefore you begin filtering your pool, the filter sand mustbe backwashed thoroughly to remove the extra finesand grains normally found in new filter sand.

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pending on the amount of dirt being vacuumed off thepool floor. Keep a check on the pool water level andrefill as required.

MAINTENANCE

Preventative maintenance will provide continued,smooth performance and extend the life of your filter formany years. Neglect will cause parts to wear or bind,leaks to occur and result in costly repairs. Keep movingparts lubricated and a clean environment around yourfilter and related components.

LUBRICATION

There are various types of lubricants available. How-ever, most are intended for moving metal parts. Unfor-tunately, these lubricants will harm or degrade plastics.DO NOT use petroleum base lubricants. Many peopleconsider “PETROLEUM JELLY” safe for babies and canbe applied to anything. But, it will DESTROY mostplastics. Silicone lubricants are available at your pooldealer and are safe for use on plastics.

LUBE VALVE SHAFT

To lubricate the O-Ring on the valve shaft, depressvalve handle fully and apply lubricant on the shaftbetween handle and valve cover. Then, rotate handle todistribute lubricant. Resume normal filter operation byrotating handle to the Filter position and start pump.

REPAIRS

Servicing should be performed by a qualified dealer. Ifdisassembly is attempted, mark each of the partsassembled position as it relates to its mating parts. Thisassures proper alignment when reassembled. Malfunc-tion will occur if not properly assembled. See yourdealer for original replacement parts.

CAUTION

BEFORE removing filter or pump from pool for servic-ing, prevent the backflow of water from your skimmerand return inlet from flowing out of disconnected hoses.

1. Remove skimmer cover and basket and plug insidebottom hole with rag.

2. Referring to the instructions for your return inlet.Install the “SHUT-OFF” disc.

3. Disconnect hoses on filter or pump as necessarywhen removing for service or repairs.

DRAIN TANKSee Caution Above

1. Remove v-clamp from filter and remove cover withvalve and o-ring.

2. Remove tank drain cap to drain.3. Place plastic bag over riser tube in tank and secure

with a rubber band. Scoop out sand with a mediumsize can and place in plastic bag.

4. After servicing, reassemble and install in reverse.Make sure tank o-ring and sealing areas are free ofany sand and that the o-ring is properly seated inthe cover groove before replacing cover.

WINTERIZING FILTER

In areas subject to freezing damage, it is mandatory thatthe filter, pump and any related components be re-moved from the pool and stored indoors. (Refer toindividual components owners guide such as pump,skimmer, chlorinator, etc., for specific winterizinginstructions.)1. Backwash the filter.2. Siphon pool water level down below skimmer

opening by using your vacuum hose and allowwater to flow to an area that can accept a couple ofthousand gallons or more.

3. Remove v-clamp from filter and remove cover ando-ring.

4. Remove tank drain cap and allow tank to drain fully.5. Disconnect all hoses or piping.6. Place plastic bag over riser tube in tank and secure

with a rubber band. Scoop sand out with a mediumsize can and place in plastic bag. If sand is notbadly contaminated, save for next season.

7. Store all components in a warm dry area indoors.

DAMAGE CAUSED BY FREEZINGTEMPERATURES IS NOT COVERED BY

PRODUCT WARRANTY.

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TROUBLESHOOTING SAND FILTERS

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDIES

1 - High gauge pressure, 1 - Insufficient backwashing. 1&2 - Backwash filter.low return flow. 2 - Excessive contaminants or 3 - Use #20 filter sand.

algae in sand. 4 - Replace sand after cleaning3 - Filter sand is too fine. underdrain slots.4 - Underdrain plugged.

2 - Low gauge pressure, low flow. 1 - Water level too low in pool. 1 - Fill pool so water is betweenPump suction drawing in air. 2 - Restriction on suction side of marks on skimmer face plate.Pump sounds like marbles pump. 2 - Clear obstruction in skimmer,rattling in it. 3 - Skimmer or strainer basket filled hoses or pump.

with debris. 3 - Clean skimmer and strainerbaskets.

3 - High flow, low or normal 1 - Pool water is chemically out of 1 - Check with test kit or contactgauge pressure but pool water balance. dealer.will not clear up. 2 - Sand too coarse. 2 - Use #20 filter sand.

3 - Sand grains rounded or worn. 3 - Use crushed #20 filter sand.

4 - Short filter cycles. 1 - Excessive contaminants or algae 1 - Check chemical balance.in sand or pool. Filter will require frequent

2 - Improper backwashing. backwashing.3 - Sand too fine. 2 - Backwash filter thoroughly.

Waste hose too long orrestricted.

3 - Replace sand with #20 filtersand.

5 - Sand entering pool. 1 - Defective underdrain. 1 - Replace underdrain.2 - Sand too fine. 2 - Use #20 filter sand.

6 - Water leaking to waste. 1 - Valve not seated in filter position. 1 - Actuate valve handle and make2 - Defective gasket in valve body. sure valve is seated.

2 - Replace gasket or contactdealer.

Note: Contact your pool dealer for any problems you cannot solve.

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EXPLODED VIEWMEDIA MASTER MODELS 1900, 2200, and 2600

HI-FLOWRETURN PAK

TO FRONT PUMP PORT

TO POOL RETURN

TO TOP PUMP PORT

TO WASTE

TO SKIMMER

OWNER'S GUIDE

WARRANTY CARD

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5859606162

PARTS LISTMEDIA MASTER MODELS 1900, 2200, and 2600

ITEM PART # QTY DESCRIPTION ITEM PART # QTY DESCRIPTION

11

525354555657

387-1024348-1036387-1023340-1791340-2051308-1110

111112

11111

Union AdaptorO-Ring - 50mm I.D.Union SocketUnion NutWinterize Disk

Note: Item #24 includes Items #25 and 33.

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2

34567

89

101112131415161718192021222324

1121-15401121-15411121-15421107-1488

1107-1491

340-20961107-1575330-1023330-1172

1121-1543

308-1225330-1245340-2148340-1962307-1001340-1970308-1206340-1957340-1201308-1251340-2017308-1234387-1030330-1024340-1190330-1235

1121-1472

19" Tank (Model 1900)22" Tank (Model 2200)26" Tank (Model 2600)Top Underdrain Assembly-(Model 1900)Top Underdrain Assembly-(Models 2200 & 2600)Underdrain SpacerThreaded Underdrain Ass'y#8 x 5/8" Screw#10 x 1/2" ScrewTank Internal Adaptor w/ Insert5/16" Thread Seal5/16-18 x 1-1/4" BoltTank BaseDrain CapDrain Cap GasketDrain Fitting NutO-Ring - 1.287 I.D.Drain FittingSand Filter DrainO-Ring - 11.475 I.D.Valve/Tank AdaptorO-Ring - 5.850 I.D.V-Clamp#12 x 3/4" ScrewUpper Distributor12-24 Hex NutValve Body/Gasket Ass'y

307-1022308-1241340-1969

340-1835340-2046340-1837

387-1017

346-1035-1

343-1100340-2229308-1044327-1007327-1006396-1023

1107-1486330-1234376-1050340-2228

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387-1023346-1049340-1224308-1039395-1014

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Valve GasketO-Ring - 1.984 I.D.Union Hose Adaptor(Model 1900)Union NutUnion Plug (Model1900)Union Socket(Models 2200 & 2600)1-1/2" Hose Clamp -(Model 1900)1-1/2" x 8' Hose-(Model 1900)Air ReliefValve RotorO-Ring - .862 I.D.Friction WasherBearing WasherSpringValve Cover w/Decal12-24 x 1-1/4" ScrewHandle PinValve Handle--------#28 Band Clamp1-1/2" x 4' HoseHose AdaptorO-Ring - 1.925 I.D.2" Pressure GaugeWarranty Card (All Models)Owner's Guide (All Models)

340-2052308-1241340-2047340-2048340-2099

HI-FLOW RETURN PAK & PARTS(MODELS 2200 AND 2600 ONLY)

ITEM PART # QTY DESCRIPTION ITEM PART # QTY DESCRIPTION

1111

1

11

1231

11111111111114161

252627

282930

31

32

33343536373839404142434445464748495051

122

21

2

4

2

1112211611

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#36 Band ClampHard Plumb Adaptor#28 Band ClampReturn Fitting AdaptorReturn FittingReturn Gasket

Change of Design: Doughboy Recreational expressly reserves the right to change or modify the design and construction of anyproduct in due course of our manufacturing procedures, without incurring any obligation or liability to furnish or install such changesor modifications on products previously or subsequently sold.

DOUGHBOY RECREATIONAL • 315 North Sebastian Street, • West Helena, AR 72390

DB 0902-034 Made in the United States of America Copyright © 2003