Aquaguard AGWAV20 Owner'S Manual Download Page 13

Installation Procedures

Control Center -- 

The Control Center can be mounted on a wall or posts.  

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C

B

1.

 

Using the end of the cell cord as a guide, locate a suitable loca

on for the moun

ng of the 

Control Center.  The Control Center must be mounted on a noncombus

ble surface. 

2.

 

The wall moun

ng bracket should be fastened to the wall at a height comfortable for opera

on.  

Screws or anchors are not included. Make sure that the bracket is fastened directly onto 

concrete with the proper anchoring device or into a stud in a noncombus

ble wall surface. 

Mount the bracket by installing the one screw, and then leveling the bracket, and installing the 

other screw, making sure that the moun

ng bracket is level and 

horizontal

3.

 

 If moun

ng the Control Center on a post, it must be centered on a 

at panel of waterproof and 

non combus

ble material at least 10” x 20”. Do not enclose the Control Center in any box.  

4.

 

The

 

Control Center

 

has two moun

ng bolts installed at the top back of the unit:

 

simply 

place the head of the pins in the keyhole slots on the wall bracket, and allow the unit to hang 

freely. Your 

 

Control Center

 

is now mounted.

 

5.

 

Connect 8AWG bonding wire (

not included

) between the grounding rod and the grounding lug 

(located to the le

 of power cord in illustra

on 2 above) on the bo

om of the Control Center

The warranty will be voided if the bonding is not correctly done.  

Electroly

c Cell 

1.

 

Locate pool return line a

er the heater or 

lter as shown in illustra

on # 1 above. This is the 

preferred loca

on for the cell housing, 

but must be located above the highest point of 

plumbing.

 

2.

 

Determine height necessary to bring cell above both  the heater and the 

lter inlets and outlets. 

3.

 

Cut and glue the risers from the main plumbing into place. Install  the cell housing to the top of 
the risers, making sure the cell housing is installed level. 

4.

 

Install the O-ring into the receiving channel inside the cell housing, and then slide the cell into 
the cell housing making sure the key way on the black plas

c base aligns with the matching key 

in the cell housing 

(with the water sensor tab in the 12:00 posi

on)

5.

 

Put the main cap into place and hand 

ghten only; 

 

be sure not to strip the threads.

 

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Summary of Contents for AGWAV20

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL MODELS AGWAV20 20 000 Gallon System AGWAV40 40 000 Gallon System...

Page 2: ...equipment failures resulting from the failure to maintain pool water chemistry in accordance with guidelines set forth in the Owner s Manual will void the warranty Customer releases SGS and holds SGS...

Page 3: ...m Sizing 6 How the AquaGuard Chlorinator Works 7 Water Preperations and Tips on Water Chemistry 7 Salt When and How to Add It 9 Salt Convertion Table 10 Chlorinator Installation 11 Installation Preper...

Page 4: ...an if you cannot verify the receptacle is protected by a GFCI 4 Do not bury cord Locate cord to minimize abuse from lawn mowers hedge trimmers and other equipment 5 WARNING To reduce the risk of elect...

Page 5: ...not in any way interfere with this system which has been designed for your protec on CHEMICAL USE HAZARD To avoid personal injury when working with pool chemicals always wear rubber gloves and eye pro...

Page 6: ...maintain residen al pools up to 40 000 gallons Correct sizing of a chlorine generator is subject to the speci ca ons of each body of water and should be carefully evaluated for best results Where heig...

Page 7: ...ps on Water Chemistry Pool water that is not maintained properly will cause damage to the electroly c cell and possibly void the warranty of the cell Properly balancing pool water chemistry is the mos...

Page 8: ...own in the manufacturer s instruc ons to reach the 80 100 PPM range 1 5 lbs of sodium bicarbonate raises 10 000 gallons of pool water by 10 PPM To lower the total alkalinity use muria c acid The acid...

Page 9: ...page 17 and Troubleshooting sec on for instruc ons on what to do when the system goes into service mode We recommend using pool salt which can be purchased at pool and hardware stores Avoid using sal...

Page 10: ...60 600 640 680 720 760 800 1800 147 182 220 258 293 330 367 403 440 477 513 550 587 523 660 697 733 2000 133 166 200 234 267 300 333 367 400 433 467 500 533 567 600 633 667 2200 120 150 180 210 240 27...

Page 11: ...cid Replacement Device 1 Owner s Manual 1 Wiring Conversion Literature LOCATED ON BOX The following tools will be required to install the system Screwdriver Level Hacksaw or PVC cu er Wire Stripping T...

Page 12: ...t power cord and cannot be modi ed use precau on to place the cell housing within reach of the Control Center The Control Center is shipped wiredfor 220V The control center can be converted to 120V in...

Page 13: ...e head of the pins in the keyhole slots on the wall bracket and allow the unit to hang freely Your Control Center is now mounted 5 Connect 8AWG bonding wire not included between the grounding rod and...

Page 14: ...cause possible cell damage and allow the cell to be removed for cleaning when necessary Start up Procedures 1 Balance your water chemistry according to the Water Chemistry Parameters shown on page 8...

Page 15: ...the maintenance of calcium bridging between the cell blades The clear cell housing makes the monitoring of chlorine produc on and scale build up easy and visually accessible Control Center Func ons 1...

Page 16: ...MODE should be used to o set out of the ordinary condi ons unusual weather or extremely high bather load Unlike other chlorinators the system is able to produce chlorine at all se ngs on the Sani zer...

Page 17: ...BE ABLE TO REMOVE THE CELL FROM THE CELL HOUSING HOW TO CLEAN THE CELL 1 Remove the cell cap the large black cap at the end of the clear cell housing by turning it counter clock wise 2 Gently pull th...

Page 18: ...g to your pool professional s recommenda ons 80 100 PPM APSP Standard 3 Stabilizer Cyanuric Acid Maintain ideal range of 20 30 PPM Follow your pool professional s recommenda ons 4 Calcium Hardness If...

Page 19: ...PM System Status light is ashing service light is yellow solid Increase Salt level by adding salt according to chart on Page 10 High Phosphates Metals High nitrate level Metals present in pool water C...

Page 20: ...from the power source Have an experienced pool professional or an electrician con rm that the voltage is existent and correct Circuit breaker may be tripped Check the circuit breaker located on the co...

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