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Instructions pH FUN V1

 

 

 

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Alarms and safety functions 

The wide range of safety functions and alarm mechanisms of the pH FUN ensure that possible problems are reliably 
detected and signalled early on. 

8.1 

The alarm view of the pH FUN 

As soon as the pH FUN has detected a possible problem, it signals this in the following way: 

 

The pH FUN automatically switches to the alarm view (see also 8.4), where possible problems and alarms are 
displayed. The entire display blinks additionally. 

 

Acoustic alarm, provided it is switched on in the menu (see 4.3.3 Setting options in the menu). 

In the normal view, the pH FUN signals pending alarms by blinking of the current pH value display. Using the 

 

 

buttons, you can switch back and forth between the normal view and the alarm view. 

8.2 

Acknowledging alarms 

Press any key to acknowledge the displayed alarms. This will stop the blinking of the display and the acoustic alarm  
(if activated). 

8.3 

Blocking dosing 

For safety reasons, the pH FUN blocks the dosing of pH-Minus (or pH-Plus) for the following events: 

 

Missing measurement water flow through the measurement cell 

 

During the power-on delay 

 

During a level alarm 

 

During a dosing alarm 

Only when the reason for the blocking is no longer present will the pH FUN again enable the dosing. 
When dosing is blocked, the pH FUN always shows a dosing rate of 0% in the normal view. 

8.4 

Possible displays in the alarm view 

The following displays can appear in the alarm view: 

 

Display 

Explanation 

No alarms 

There are no alarms pending and the flow signal is present. 

No flow 

No measurement water flow through the measurement cell (missing flow signal).  

Delay Xmin 

A power-on delay is running after the switching on of the pH FUN or after an interruption of the 
measurement water flow. The pH FUN shows the remaining time of the power -on delay in 
minutes. 

Upper alarm 

Upper threshold alarm. The current pH measured value lies above the upper alarm limit.  

Lower alarm 

Lower threshold alarm. The current pH measured value lies below the lower alarm limit.  

Level alarm 

The pH-Minus (or pH-Plus) canister is empty and must be replaced.  

Dosing alarm 

The pH FUN has detected a dosing alarm since sufficient approaching of the pH value to the 
desired setpoint was reached. 

 

Flow monitoring 

A measurement and regulation of the pH value is only possible if the pool circulation is running and pool water is 
continually flowing through the measurement water circuit. A flow sensor is installed in the measurement cell of the 
pH FUN for this reason.  

Summary of Contents for pH FUN

Page 1: ...Instructions pH FUN V1 Page 1 of 28 Instruction manual pH FUN...

Page 2: ...ng field of the pH FUN 13 4 1 1 Button functions in the normal view 14 4 1 2 Performing a parameter setting 14 4 2 The pH FUN menu 14 4 3 Setting options of the pH FUN 16 4 3 1 Menu navigation 16 4 3...

Page 3: ...d operated by qualified expert personnel General danger warning Changing the system settings default values can be dangerous to persons under certain circumstances Therefore changes must only be made...

Page 4: ...ok after the disinfection The use of BAYROL algaecide and flocculant products is additionally recommended The product program is perfectly matched to guarantee a perfect water quality with very little...

Page 5: ...ck that the float in the measurement chamber can float freely Adjust the water flow through the cell so that the float just barely lies against the upper end in its guide bore Ensure that connections...

Page 6: ...lowed The equipment should be installed by a licensed electrician The supply voltage for the device may not exceed 240V 50 Hz The allowable operating temperature range is from 0 to 50 O C and the allo...

Page 7: ...to the measurement cell it must be fed directly into the circulating line You will require the following accessories available at your BAYROL dealer 100 509 PE hose length depending on the installatio...

Page 8: ...Measurement water intake 6 Heat exchanger 7 Sand filter 8 Measurement water extractor 9 Circulating pump 10 Container for pH Minus liquid 11 pH Minus suction line 1 pH FUN Chlorine 2 Swimming pool 3 M...

Page 9: ...available Use Europe for all countries not listed Confirm with Pool volume Enter the volume of the swimming pool in m cubic meter using the arrow keys and confirm with The input of the pool volume se...

Page 10: ...Performing the pH7 calib Replace the hoses of the dosing pumps 3 1 1 Checking the hoses Check all hoses for damage e g kinks tears or leakage s contamination e g leaves hair dust or earth and deposits...

Page 11: ...the air from the dosing hose To do so connect pH FUN with the mains and start a manual dosing The purging is complete when you can no longer detect air bubbles on either the suction side canister pum...

Page 12: ...ecautionary measures need to be taken In particular it is very important that the entire system is protected against freezing temperatures and humidity Dosing system Rinse the pump with fresh lukewarm...

Page 13: ...ming a manual dosing The length of time or dose amount of the manual dosing can be set in the menu xx min Remaining time in minutes of a running manual dosing The remaining time is counted down during...

Page 14: ...provides an overview of all important current measurement and control parameters You can also set the operating mode in the normal view of the pH FUN Normally the pH FUN automatically ensures the opti...

Page 15: ...0 min Language German Language German Default Europe Initial operation Menu Normal operation 2 sec 2 sec If an alarm occurs a jump occurs automatically to the alarm display OK confirms all current pen...

Page 16: ...des Auto Man Man and Off are described in the table in section 4 1 Display and operating field of the pH FUN The execution of a manual dosing is additionally described in more detail in Chapter5 Perfo...

Page 17: ...The standard setting should only then be modified when the pH value of the pool water either does not reach the desired setpoint or overshoots the desired setpoint see also Chapter 9 3 The pH value i...

Page 18: ...does not activate as expected the time interval can be adapted accordingly see Chapter 9 1 The pH FUN reports an alarm Danger warning By setting the time interval to 0 minutes the dosing alarm is com...

Page 19: ...or Off You can abort a running manual dosing at any time by resetting the operating mode to Auto or Off 5 1 Calculating the manual dosing The following approximation formula can be used to calculate...

Page 20: ...the pH FUN device beforehand so that the electrode cable does not get twisted when unscrewing the electrode Handle the electrode by its plastic shaft only 5 Rinse the electrode in clean water and the...

Page 21: ...to play when calculating the dosing rate Parameter Explanation Current pH value in the pool water Desired pH setpoint The stronger the currently measured pH value of the pool water deviates from the s...

Page 22: ...m During a dosing alarm Only when the reason for the blocking is no longer present will the pH FUN again enable the dosing When dosing is blocked the pH FUN always shows a dosing rate of 0 in the norm...

Page 23: ...el of the canister in this case is no longer sufficient for an additional dosing the dosing is blocked Replace the empty canister The pH FUN subsequently resumes with the dosing Dosing alarm If the cu...

Page 24: ...f the pool water is too high An overdosing of pH Plus may possibly have occurred Reduce the value of the Min dos rate parameter see 4 3 3 Setting options in the menu in 3 steps to reduce the dosing ra...

Page 25: ...l overshoots the set setpoint An overdosing of pH Minus has occurred The dosing rate of the pH FUN is too high for the pool particularly in the area of the setpoint Reduce the value of the Min dos rat...

Page 26: ...correct measured values The pH7 buffer solution may possibly be contaminated and shows an incorrect pH value The correct sequence for the pH7 calibration may not have been adhered to precisely The pH...

Page 27: ...Level input signal 11 pH input signal 11 12 pH input to the connector of the pH electrode 12 pH input GND 10 2 Replacing the fuses There are 2 fuses on the circuit board No Fuse of Fuse F1 Power supp...

Page 28: ...ller and carefully remove the housing Be careful not to damage the circular seal inserted The fuses are located in a special holder and can be easily replaced The fuse holder is opened using a flat sc...

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