Now that your pool or spa is installed, it’s important to maintain it, to give it the longest useful life possible. Here’s a quick practical maintenance guide for your Fibco pool or spa.
Because you purchased and installed a Fibco pool or spa, you can rest assured that our team will always be there for you with valuable advice for its upkeep. You’ll see just how easy it is to take care of it and make sure it works exactly as it should.
It is important to understand and follow the correct procedure for opening your pool. These steps result in an optimal opening and proper operation throughout the season. Read opening instructions certified by Piscine Fibco
Did you know that there’s more to closing your pool than cleaning the liner and adjusting the water level? You’ll need to do some preparation to ensure proper operation and longevity. For peace of mind over the winter, a href=”https://www.fibco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/fermeture-piscine-fibco.pdf” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>follow the simple steps approved by Piscine Fibco
As with a pool, closing a spa means following the right procedure to protect it from winter weather and maximize its useful life. The steps detailed in this document apply to the Charlevoix and Bromont models.
Water treatment is essential for ensuring properly balanced water chemistry. When filling your Fibco pool or spa, it is crucial to correctly analyse and adjust several parameters. The result: a pool or spa filled with water that’s safe and healthy for everyone. Follow these steps to make sure you don’t forget anything.
The Pentair Intellichlor saltwater system has the advantage of using ordinary table salt to produce the electrolytic chlorine needed for a clean pool. With this technique, you can say goodbye to storing toxic chlorine, and you’ll enjoy gentle, clean, pure water in your Fibco pool. To help you master the process, here is a quick-start guide. If you have just purchased your first Intellichlor system, we recommend that you read the full instruction manual in addition to the quick-start guide.
Use a damp sponge or bristled brush to scrub off any dirt, grease or sunscreen deposits. If any stains near the pool or spa edge will not wash off easily, use biodegradable home cleaning products such as Clean & Perfect, Mr. Clean Magic Eraser or specialized cleaning products sold by your pool supply store.
It is important not to use any steel wool or other abrasive metal brush or pad because the metal will damage the gelcoat finish on your pool or spa.
Over the course of the summer, your pool’s jets might seem to lose power. If you notice any loss of performance, it’s time to clean your cartridge. You also need to do this when opening the pool in the spring. This guide will help you clean the cartridge properly.
