Aquacal 75090, Owner'S Manual Installation And Operation

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OPERATION
Getting Unit Information:
1 Press INFO button.
3 The displays will time out and return to the Purified Output display.
2 Presses of INFO cycles through the information displays.
A = xx (Measured current sent to the SuperCell, where xx is assumed
to have a decimal point. i.e. “A=49” = 4.9 Amps.
U = xx (Measured voltage sent to the SuperCell, i.e. “U=17” = 17
Volts.
Lr = xxx ( Percentage of Cell Life remaining based on 28800 Amp
Hours)
x.xx (The current software version)
1 Start with prepared pool water as described in prior section.
2 Test pool water for free chlorine.
3 If free chlorine level is not at least 1 ppm, add liquid chlorine to insure a 1 -3 ppm free chlorine
residual.
4 Add the proper amount of salt as described on next page, and run the circulation pump continuously
for 24-hours allowing the salt to be fully mixed and dissolved into the pool.
5 Use the UP and DOWN arrow buttons to set the purifier percentage to 50%, and then allow the
pool to operate normally. Display will show P=50 (scrolling) once output is adjusted.
6 For the first two weeks, test the water chemistry parameters every 3-4 days. Adjust output
percentage as needed to maintain free chlorine reading. After the optimal output percentage (%)
has been determined, this setting will not normally require further adjustment.
Adjusting Chlorine Output:
The AG will revert to the normal display if there is no activity on the keypad for ten (10) or more
seconds.
The “Check System” light will show solid green when generating chlorine and flash red if an error
condition exists. See “Troubleshooting” section if an error condition exists.
The solid green light cycles on and off as it periodically stops generating to achieve the correct
percentage output.
Normal Operation:
Note: If water temperature falls below 55 degrees F, the AG should be unplugged to avoid over-
chlorination and/or damage to the cell.