Bluewater Pro, Owner'S Manual

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Owner’s manual
TROUBLESHOOTING
How to solve simple problems
If Pro stops because of an emergency, disconnect it from power and connect it again, or press
calibration button to reset the emergency stop.
For more severe problems, see Complete User manual on www.bluewatergroup.com
Symptom Cause Solution
Filter I must be replaced.
Pro 600: Replace both filters. See Complete User manual
The grid filter is blocked. See Complete User manual
The feed water pressure is too low. Make sure that the feed water pressure is sufficient. If
necessary, increase the pressure.
Filter II must be replaced.
Pro 600: Replace both filters. See Complete User manual
The feed water pressure is too low. The
water purifier has stopped. It waits and must
be started again. The water purifier will try to start automatically. Make sure
that the feed water pressure is sufficient. If necessary,
replace the filters. See Complete User manual.
Push the calibration button to start the water purifier.
Release the button when the filter I light and the stop light
go out.
filter I or filter II are blocked. Make sure that nothing in the filter makes the water not
flow. If necessary, replace filters.
See Complete User manual.
The grid is blocked. See Complete User manual
There is a water leakage or condensation
on the base plate. Make sure that all connections are water tight. Tilt the water
purifier forward, and dry the base plate with a cloth.
The feed water pressure is too low. Install a pump with increased pressure for the feed water.
Do a check of the parts that have an effect on the feed
water pressure (the water line, the coarse filter, the extra
pre-filter).
The water purifier has stopped. The clean
water quality has become too low. New water purifier: calibrate it, see Complete User manual.
Used water purifier: Disconnect it from power. Connect it
again to start the automatic flush. Do this 2 or 3 times.
Calibration not carried out correctly See Complete User manual