Hayward Manifold ASSEMBLY - AX6000MA3GA

Description

Turn cleaner over so suction inlet is facing upwards and remove 5 screws (N1) Turn cleaner back over to sit on its wheels and carefully remove deck assembly (N2) Remove 2 floats (N3) and vactube (N4) Remove manifold retaining screw (N5) and lift out manifold / gearbox assy (N6) taking care to disengage gearbox linkage (N7) from switch assy (N8) in lower housing. Lift out lower spinout jet (N9) from its location with lower housing. Remove tank assy (N10)from old manifold by removing 2 screws (N11) Install tank assy (N10) on new manifold and replace 2 screws (N11). Install new manifol Gearbox assy (N6) making sure gearbox switch linkage (N7) engages with switch assembly (N8) Replace front spinout jet (N9) on lower housin and replace manifold retaining screw (N5) Replace 2 floats (N3) and vactube (N4) Replace deck assembly (N2), carefully turn cleaner over so suction inlet faces upwards. Replace 5 deck mounting screws (N1) Maintenance Update Phantom/Viper Turbo Manifold Inlet Filter Screen. Inlet Filter Screen is available as spare part AX6004R1. Inlet filter screen stays in manifold inlet when hose is removed for storage. If there is debris in the filter it can be removed for cleaning by grasping the bar and gently pulling while twisting. Rinse to ensure that all debris and sand is removed from the inlet filter screen. Before replacing in manifold, check that there is no debris visible inside of manifold inlet. Inlet Filter Screen is available as spare part AX6004R1.

Key Features

• Remove tank assy (N10)from old manifold by removing 2 screws (N11) Install tank assy (N10) on new manifold and replace 2 screws (N11).
• Replace 5 deck mounting screws (N1) Maintenance Update Phantom/Viper Turbo Manifold Inlet Filter Screen.
• Lift out lower spinout jet (N9) from its location with lower housing.
• Inlet filter screen stays in manifold inlet when hose is removed for storage.
• Inlet Filter Screen is available as spare part AX6004R1.
• If there is debris in the filter it can be removed for cleaning by grasping the bar and gently pulling while twisting.