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6.
Removing the sensor
The SS sensor housing may not be opened except by Cerlic service personnel.
Opening the sensor housing will void factory warranty.
The sensor is removed in the following steps:
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Disconnect the sensor cable from the BB1/BB2 control box and the flushing hose
from the solenoid.
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Open the SS safety clamp, and pull the telescoping rod out of the SS handrail
mounting bracket.
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Make sure all water inside the rod & pvc sensor holder is drained.
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Clean the sensor and telescoping rod with a brush or clean cloth. Do not use a wire
brush!
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Open the black plastic sensor to rod adaptor.
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Flush the inside of the telescoping rod with clean water.
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Install the red protective cap (or a small plastic bag) on the M12 sensor cable
connector.
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Pull the flushing hose out of the rod first and then the M12 cable.
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Blow compressed air through the flushing hose to get rid of the water in the hose
and the sensor.
7.
Changing or installing a new electrode/cell
The electrode/cell can be both assembled and disassembled without special tools. Do
not clamp the SS sensor housing or the cable when installing or removing the SS
flushing head.
Please note: The new optical cell can be mounted on all sensors with serial number
higher than 7-25-078 bought later than 1 sept 2014. For older models please
contact Cerlic.
Removing an old electrode/cell:
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Make sure the automatic flushing is turned off.
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If using the SS protection plate, you must remove it before changing the
electrode/cell. Remove the flushing head by rotating it counterclockwise.
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Make sure the electrode/cell housing is dry.
Water may come into the
housing when the flushing head is removed.
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Unplug the electrode/cell. Remove the electrode from the flushing head by
pressing firmly with your fingers on the backside of the electrode near the cable
connector.
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Confirm that the O-ring that seals the flushing head is installed in the proper
position in the SS sensor body.
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Screw the flushing head back into the sensor but do not screw it in to tightly.