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CMP 25280-615-000, 25280-630-000, 25280-640-000

POWERCLEAN™ MAX

CHLORINE/BROMINE HIGH CAPACITY CHEMICAL FEEDER

 

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DANGER: READ CAREFULLY!

Read all information before proceeding with any installation. The information will help you install your 

feeder properly and avoid problems. IF YOUR POOL OR SPA HAS COPPER PLUMBING DO NOT INSTALL. 

This will damage the feeder. NOTE: If heaters are used, a Fireman’s Switch or equivalent must be installed 

to prevent possible damage and improper operation of check valve and other equipment subject to heat 

damage.

INSTALLATION

PowerClean Max is designed to be hard plumbed with 1” PVC pipe with standard threaded inlet and 

outlet fittings. It operates via pressure differential to circulate water in the feeder. The inlet side connects 

to the plumbing between the pump and filter. The outlet line connects to the pool return. It should be 

installed after the filter, pool cleaner, diverter valves, heater (if installed) and any other installed equip-

ment to prevent damage. A corrosion resistant check valve such as CMP HydroCheck 25830-350-000 

(1.5”) or 25830-400-000 (2”) should be installed between the Powerclean inlet and outlet and the 

equipment to prevent any equipment damage. HEATER DAMAGE OR OTHER EQUIPMENT DAMAGE MAY 

OCCUR FROM HIGH SANITIZER CONCENTRATION BACK FLOW WHEN THE PUMP IS SHUT OFF. The 

feeder should be installed bolted down..

OPERATION

Always use extreme caution when operating or servicing the PowerClean Max feeder. NEVER OPEN 

WHEN THE PUMP IS RUNNING. NEVER INHALE CHEMICAL FUMES. Use caution in hotter weather, as this 

can create a higher level of gasses. Wear protective glasses and gloves when operating the feeder. 

Always follow your chemical manufacturer’s instructions for handling chemicals. NEVER introduce 

chemicals via your pool’s skimmer.

Before starting the feeder properly balance pool water to 

1.0-1.5ppm Chlorine or 2.0-2.0ppm Bromine. Check with your 

chemical dealer for more information on proper water care. 

Sanitizer demand can depend on many environmental factors. 

Valve settings may need adjustment at times to accommodate 

changing conditions. Attempt to increase the feeder rate a day 

or two in advance of anticipated increases in demand. It is 

recommended to start-up on setting #1. Use testing kits to 

determine proper Chlorine or Bromine residual levels; it is 

recommended that the levels are checked daily for the first 

week after start-up to adjust to the ideal rate. Higher numbers 

dispense more sanitizer. Small, incremental changes are 

recommended to best control sanitizer levels.

This feeder is designed to use only Trichlor-s-triazinetrione OR Bromine tablets- slow dissolving type. 

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MIX Trichlor or Bromine with Calcium Hydrochlorite, with other forms of 

concentrated chlorine or with other chemicals. FIRE AND/OR EXPLOSION MAY RESULT. NEVER use oils

or grease to lubricate o-ring. Oil in contact with Trichlor OR Bromine may result in FIRE. Lubricate o-ring 

with approved silicone o-ring lubricant only. If you are not the original owner of this feeder, or not sure 

which chemical was used, be SAFE and flush thoroughly with fresh water. CAUTION SHOULD BE USED 

WHEN REMOVING CAP. DO NOT INHALE FUMES.

WARNING

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FEEDER

HEA

TER

FIL

TER

PUMP

RETURN TO POOL

OUTLET

INLET

FROM POOL

CHECK VALVE

INSTALLATION WITH HEATER

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