Installation of the Hayward Navigator® V-Flex™ & PoolVac V-Flex™ (Standard version also)
In this article I go over the step by
step set up of the New Hayward Navigator V-Flex and Hayward Pool Vac
V-Flex. The installation process also works for your standard Pool
Vac and Navigator. So if you recently purchased one of these watch
this short installation video.
This installation process works also
for the standard Navigator and Pool Vac also, since the V-Flex in
essence is the same machine but with a different turbine and A-frame.
Everything else about the cleaner is the same as the standard
versions so this works for the following models also:
Hayward 2025ADC PoolVac XL
Hayward 925adc Navigator
Hayward 900 Wanda
Hayward Pool Vac XL
Hayward 1005CC Pool VAC
The New V-Flex technology incorporated
into the Navigator and Pool Vac from the Poolvergnuegen Cleaners that
Hayward acquired, now make these cleaners an excellent choice for
your pool. The parts are now much more durable and long lasting and
the V-Flex turbine will pick up larger debris than the old fixed
turbine.
Included in the box are 12 one meter
pool hoses – plenty for most pools. I like the dark blue color
Hayward is now using, it just makes the cleaner look better in the
pool. There is one special lead hose with a cuff on front, this hose
is important because it is more flexible and will help the cleaner
get around the pool in a more even fashion.
Also included is the skimmer regulator
valve and the skimmer cone for skimmer installation. What is not
included is a Vac Lock for side port/ vacuum port installation. You
will need to purchase that separately.
There is a handy flow gauge included
that will help you set the suction on the cleaner. This flow gauge
should be kept handy to check the cleaners suction and to readjust it
after cleaning your pool filter. It is easy to use and makes setting
the suction of the cleaner simple.
I highly suggest installing the cleaner
with an in-line leaf canister to prevent your pool pump basket from
getting clogged up. If you don't use a canister as the pump basket
gets full the cleaner will begin to slow down. So for optimal
operation a leaf canister is a must. Below are two very good
canisters:
Hayward W530 Large Capacity Leaf
Canister with Mesh Bag – Review: https://youtu.be/iyTaIgE_iSU
Hayward Standard Leaf Canister :
http://youtu.be/ea243_oqGzo
If you run into any problems with the
set up feel free to contact me and I will offer my assistance. Make
sure the filter is clean and that the pump basket is also free of
debris before you start the installation process as these are two
factors for poor performance. Also if you have a suction leak or
vacuum leak (air in your system) the cleaner may not run well after
installation.
The video covers just about every
detail so you shouldn't have any problems in most cases.
To see my review of the two V-Flex
models:
Hayward PoolVac V-Flex™ Automatic
Suction Pool Cleaner: https://youtu.be/A8k_N9DyA44
Hayward Navigator® V-Flex™ - Suction
Side Automatic Cleaner: https://youtu.be/MBR6oyG7zG4
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