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12.4 Customer Warranty Information

12.4.1 Please complete the information below at time of installation and retain in the event

you need to file a warranty claim.

Model Number

Voltage

Electronics Module Serial Number

Cell Module Serial Number(s)

Purchase Date

Purchased From

Installation Date

Installer

Installation Address

Summary of Contents for E-S100

Page 1: ...Compu Pool E Series Manual 1 E Series Commercial Saltwater Chlorine Generator Owner s Manual 2012 E Series Owners Manual AU V2 docx...

Page 2: ...S200 4 8 E S300 7 2 E S400 9 6 E S500 12 0 1 4 General 1 4 1 For indoor or protected outdoor use 1 4 2 Optimal Salt Level 3500 ppm 3 5 g L 1 4 3 Caution Over purification may be hazardous and will red...

Page 3: ...ons in this manual Failure to do so will void the warranty 2 1 5 WARNING Heavy pool and or spa usage and higher temperatures may require higher chlorine output to maintain a proper level of free avail...

Page 4: ...NERAL PRODUCT SPECIFICATION 2 2 0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 3 0 INTRODUCTION 5 4 0 GETTING STARTED 5 5 0 THE CHEMISTRY INVOLVED 6 6 0 WATER CHEMISTRY 6 7 0 ADDING SALT TO POOL OR SPA 9 8 0 INSTALLATION 10...

Page 5: ...n with the skills and experience required to install it safely and correctly Improper installation or service can result in severe electrical shock to the installer or user of the equipment or pool Pl...

Page 6: ...t be balanced according to the following guidelines 6 1 1 With proper filtration and chemically balanced water the pool should be clear and sparkling Unbalanced water can result in scaling corrosion o...

Page 7: ...of the pool 6 2 6 Total Dissolved Solids TDS Adding salt to pool water will raise the TDS level While this does not adversely affect the pool water chemistry or clarity the pool water professional te...

Page 8: ...pm 6 6 Definitions 6 6 1 Algae Plant like organisms which grow in water Especially active in summer conditions where chlorine disinfectant level is too low to destroy them Algae may be green yellow br...

Page 9: ...ell Use a salt that is at least 99 8 pure NaCl The preferred salt is an evaporated granulated food quality non iodized salt 7 2 2 Avoid using salt with anti caking agents sodium ferrocyanide also know...

Page 10: ...used for chemical storage as this will void the warranty 8 1 2 Water leaks no matter how small should be attended to immediately If there is water in the vicinity of the chlorinator condensation may f...

Page 11: ...four M10 screws are assembled into the rear of the electronics enclosure 03 Check that there is a small gap approximately 0 1 2mm between the screw head and the enclosure sheetmetal This will allow fo...

Page 12: ...of the three faces with the four holes 0 40 10mm Determine which mounting option would suit the desired plumbing configuration Use strong screws or bolts to fasten the Bracket to the mounting surface...

Page 13: ...er will need to be used 8 4 4 The flow sensor must be installed in the bypass line before the Chlorinator as shown in the plumbing diagram Figure 1 Chlorine production will only occur when the flow se...

Page 14: ...Compu Pool E Series Manual 14 8 4 9 Figure 1 Plumbing Diagram M1 VALVE INLET FLOW SENSOR M2 VALVE OUTLET MAIN FLOW RETURN LINE FROM FILTRATION MAIN FLOW RETURN LINE TO POOL M3 VALVE...

Page 15: ...ot provided with a pre wired cable this will need to be installed into the electronics module through the liquid tight cable gland provided The E Series unit will need to be connected to the power sou...

Page 16: ...top left cable aperture on the Circuit Breaker compartment 06 With the cable entering the Circuit Breaker compartment Connect the active wire to Supply Active L1 Connect the neutral wire to Supply Neu...

Page 17: ...e the cable terminal between the brass washers and nuts Using two wrenches tighten the nuts 24mm flats together firmly with a torque of approximately 60 foot pounds 80 newton meters Do not tighten the...

Page 18: ...220VAC SFA Fuse Protected L1 to Switchmode Fans L1 From AUX Circuit Breaker 1C DFA Fuse Protected L1 to Door Fan L1 From AUX Circuit Breaker 1C TFA Fuse Protected L1 to Transformer L1 From AUX Circuit...

Page 19: ...re tight 9 1 7 Cell Module locking collar is tight 9 1 8 Circuit breakers are working correctly 9 1 9 Sufficient salt has previously been added and fully dissolved into pool water 10 0 USING THE CONTR...

Page 20: ...are full of water and the acid tank has been filled to the correct levels with acid solution If the pump is run dry damage will occur For further instructions see the information provided with the Aci...

Page 21: ...ural result of the electrolytic process which creates chlorine calcium build up is attracted to the titanium plates in the cell The cell requires regular cleaning to ensure that build up does not caus...

Page 22: ...en the titanium blades inside the Electrolytic Cell have reached the end of their lifespan replacements are available so that the whole system does not have to be removed Replacements are easily switc...

Page 23: ...cility or returned for repair to our facility at no cost Compu Pool reserves the right to determine whether or not a part will be replaced with a new or refurbished part or repaired 12 2 Void Warranty...

Page 24: ...se complete the information below at time of installation and retain in the event you need to file a warranty claim Model Number Voltage Electronics Module Serial Number Cell Module Serial Number s Pu...

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