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TIME CLOCK OPERATIONS (TIMER MODELS ONLY)
(FIG. 1, ITEM 8)
The standard timer (Grässlin model FM/1 Stuz) is designed to switch your equipment on and off
at the nominated times.
Your timer has a standard clock face and hands set in the centre section, whilst the outer grey
bezel shows the hours in military style (24 hour) time. To set the clock to present time, place
your finger on the outer grey bezel and slowly turn it clockwise to the desired time.
Start and stop times are set by pushing the black pins out for on and inward for off. For exam-
ple, to turn the chlorinator on between 6 pm and 10 pm, push all the pins outwards between
18 and 22. The remainder of the pins should be pushed inwards. With the elements pushed
outwards the timer will turn your equipment on when they reach the black indicators. With the
elements pushed in the timer will turn your equipment off during those times.
If you switch off the unit and pump during its timer cycle by interrupting the supply of power via
the power point or isolation switch, please remember to reset the time clock to present time
when you reconnect unit to power (models without quartz battery backup only).
CHLORINE CONTROLLER
(FIG. 1, ITEM 5)
The chlorine controller regulates the amount of chlorine production relevant to the position it
has been set to. By adjusting the chlorine controller clockwise you increase chlorine manufac-
ture and by turning anti clockwise you reduce production. Do not attempt to turn the controller
beyond its stops as this could cause damage to your unit that is not covered by warranty.
CHLORINE OUTPUT INDICATOR
(FIG. 1, ITEM 6)
Your power supply is fitted with ten green indicator lights set in a crescent shaped formation.
During operation of your chlorinator these lights will illuminate relevant to the degree at which
the chlorine controls have been adjusted. Working in conjunction with the chlorine controller
you can increase or decrease chlorine output to suit your pool’s requirements. As you increase
the output, (by turning the control knob clockwise), the corresponding lights will illuminate
progressively to 100% (ten lights).
You have full control of chlorine production merely by adjusting the chlorine controller and
illuminating the number of lights to satisfy your chlorine demand. Each light represents 10%
(one light) of capable chlorine production up to its maximum output of 100% (ten lights).
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