PoolSkim Automated Pool Surface Skimmer Manual

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1. Turn off the pump. Locate the return jet located on the side of your pool — where the water flows back into your pool.

Unscrew the ring nut and then remove the ring and ball.

2. A fitting for a standard 1&1/2 inch male or female threaded return is included with the PoolSkim. Screw the male or female

insert fitting into the return jet as firmly as possible. If your return jet is a straight pipe (i.e., unthreaded), then you will Note:

need an adapter.

3. Connect the PoolSkim elbow from the body of the PoolSkim to the union (ring nut, o-ring, and stub). See picture to view elbow

placements for various pool inlet (return jet) locations. If used in the connection process, the enclosed PVC 7 inch pipe can be

cut for a customized fit. Next, use the stainless steel screws to fasten the elbow connections.

4. Attach the clip-on bag to the outlet of the body of the PoolSkim.

5. Attach the combination of union (stub, o-ring, connecting ring nut), elbow, clip-on bag, and body to your pool return jet by

screwing on the connecting ring nut. Align the PoolSkim so that it is correctly positioned. The body of the unit should be

approximately 2-2.5 inches (5-6 cm) below the water level. Next, tighten the screws and the connecting ring nut.

6. Place the floating hat in the body of the PoolSkim with the large cut-out at the bottom of the hat on the same side of the clip-

on bag. Turn on the pump. Water should start flowing into the floating hat. The PoolSkim will then begin skimming floating

debris into the floating hat and collecting it in the clip-on bag.

• Ensure that the PoolSkim is fully secured by firmly screwing on all connections.

• Install the PoolSkim so that the body of the unit is always approximately 2-2.5 inches (5-6 cm) under the water level.

• Assure that the floating hat is correctly inserted into the body of the PoolSkim — the large cut-out at the bottom of the floating hat must be on the same side

of the clip-on bag in order for the PoolSkim to create a venturi that effectively draws floating debris.

• Direct the PoolSkim to induce a flow around the pool to bring all floating debris to the PoolSkim and to minimize dead spots where debris can accumulate.

Normally, the flow is parallel to the wall; however, if your return jet is near a corner, you may need to point the PoolSkim away from the wall at a 45 degree

angle to ensure an effective flow.

• Maximize the skimming effect by ensuring that your pump basket is clean.

• If you have a second or third return jet into the pool, this flow from these returns can be reduced by using the supplied aimflow plates. For pools that have

more than three return jets, additional aimflow plates may be needed — email poolskimusa@gmail.com and state the number of total return jets in your pool.

• As an alternative to using the aimflow plate(s), some PoolSkim users have successfully used “slotted” return jets instead of the eyeball types.

• In order to prevent your Automatic Pool Cleaner hose from floating over the PoolSkim, use the supplied BUMPER. Separate the BUMPER, then insert the

smaller blue knob from the bottom of the rim of the floating hat into the larger knob from the top, using a hole furthest away from the pool wall.

• If the Automatic Pool Cleaner is getting stuck on the PoolSkim, then either change the direction of the PoolSkim or adjust your Automatic Pool Cleaner by