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  • How long does it take to set up my pool?

    How long does it take to set up my pool? Depending on the pool size and the condition of the area where it will be placed, a Quick Set™ pool can be ready to fill with water in less than 15 minutes. For a Metal Frame Pool, you should be able to set up the pool in less than an hour. If you need assist

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  • Do I need to prepare the ground or dig a hole for the pool?

    ​ Do I need to prepare the ground or dig a hole for the pool? The pool should be set up on level ground, free of rocks, branches, other objects, and holes. Do not install the pool on sand; this can cause shifting under the water and will void your warranty. You don't need to dig a hole or otherwise

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  • How much air should be used to inflate the top ring?

    ​ How much air should be used to inflate the top ring? Do not over-inflate any rings on the pool, and do not use high-pressure air compressors. Inflate until the ring is slightly firm to the touch. An over-inflated ring may burst or leak at the seam, especially when heated by the sun. ​

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  • How to remove the pins and grommets

    How do I remove the pins and grommets from the frame when taking down my pool? Use a rubber mallet to gently tap them out. A rubber mallet will not dent the metal or chip the paint.

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  • How do I set up my pool site?

    Set up the pool on level ground, free of rocks, branches, objects, and holes. Do not install the pool on sand; it can shift under the water and will void your warranty. You do not need to dig a hole or otherwise prepare the ground. The pool must be assembled and set on a smooth, level site of firm s

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  • The air valve on my pool won't open, what can I do?

    Visit Polygroupstore.com and order the Deflation Air Nozzle - product code P5EPF0700K01. Insert the Deflation Air Nozzle into the air valve to open the closed valve. If this step does not work, please contact our warranty department for further assistance at 1-888-919-0070.

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  • What is the difference between a GFCI 9 and a GFCI 18 pump?

    A pump that is rated GFCI 18 will detect the presence of the input power and will switch on automatically when the power is restored. A pump with a GFCI 9 will need to be manually reset after power is restored.

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  • Pool Capacity Chart (Gallons and Liters)

    How many gallons of water does the pool hold? We recommend filling frame pools to 90 percent and ring pools to 80 percent capacity, leaving room for water displacement during normal use. Please check the following chart for specific amounts: Pool Size and Type Gallons Liters 5x15 Ring pool 106 401 6

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  • Pump Operational Hours

    Pump Operation Hours Master Reference Guide — Round, Oval & Rectangular Pools (Nearest-Hour Edition) How to use this guide: Find your pool's section below, then locate your pool size and pump/filter model to see the recommended daily pump run time. Times are rounded to the nearest whole hour for eas

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  • Quick Set pool has a hole in the air ring. How to identify the source of the leak.

    ​ The top ring of my Quick Set™ pool has a hole, but I can't find the source. Any suggestions? Try using a solution of soapy water. Inflate the top ring and sponge soapy water over it. Where the air escapes, bubbles should form. Wash away the soap, dry the area, and use a repair patch on the hole.

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  • Why does my new pool have patches on it?

    ​ Why does my new pool have patches on it when I just bought it? During the manufacturing process, a patch may be added at the factory. It is not a defect in the material. Although it may not be aesthetically pleasing, the patch does not qualify as a warranty claim.

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