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SAFETY NOTICE

MAINTENANCE OF POWER SUPPLY:

Little or no maintenance is normally required with the exception of replacing blown 

Fuses

. These 

Fuses

 can be 

sourced from your local EcoSalt

 Dealer. However it is essential that the wall or post to which the Unit is installed 

be sprayed (not the Unit itself) periodically with a good surface type insect repellent, since penetration by insects 

may cause damage, which is not covered by your warranty.

The back of the Unit has been designed as a heat sink. It is normal for this area to become very hot.

MAINTENANCE OF ELECTROLYTIC CELL:

The cell is composed of precious materials, and although proper maintenance can prolong its life to the 

maximum, eventually the process of electrolysis will wear away its delicate coating, at which time it gradually 

ceases to produce chlorine.
Mineral salts and calcium (scale) are deposited on the outer and the inner plate as electrolysis takes place.  This 

build up – will interfere with the flow of electrical current in the Cell and thus lowers sanitiser production.  It is 

essential to inspect the Cell regularly and clean when necessary. The rate at which deposits will form on the plate 

differs with each pool and can be influenced by the following:

• Calcium hardness of the water

• Water Temperature

• pH control  

• Water which has been chlorinated with calcium hypochlorite for an extended period

• Calcium in the plaster surfaces of a concrete pool

Because these conditions vary so much, check the Cell at least weekly to begin with to see when either scale or a 

blue/green soapy substance appears on the plate. You will then be able to determine the cleaning cycle necessary 

for your pool (obviously more in summer). The intervals between cleaning could get longer to the point where 

cleaning is only necessary a few times each year. One exception is the use of bore water or ground water, in which 

case cleaning may always need to be as frequent as once a week.

The life of Eco Salt

 electrolytic cells vary substantially from one installation to another due to variations in 

operating time, water quality and composition, system and cell maintenance.  Please ensure that when cell 

replacement is necessary you use the correct genuine Eco Salt

 replacement cell to match your system. The 

correct Eco Salt

 Replacement cells to use are shown in the table below:

EcoSalt

 BMSC: Reverse Polarity Cells

Model

Replacement Cell Code

EcoSalt 13

MO681REP

EcoSalt 20

MO682REP

EcoSalt 26

MO683REP

ALWAYS INSIST ON GENUINE ECOSALT REPLACEMENT PARTS. If it is necessary to replace the Electrolytic 

Cell, beware of “look alikes”. Only the Genuine EcoSalt Cell is designed and warranted to operate with the 

EcoSalt Power Supply. 
SERIOUS DAMAGE MAY RESULT TO THE ELECTRONICS INSIDE THE UNIT IF COPY ELECTRODES ARE USED 
AND MAY VOID WARRANTY.

To clean the EcoSalt

 cell:

 Ensure that the power supply is turned off- failure to do so may result in the pool 

pump turning on while the cell is not in place. Disconnect the power lead from the underside of the cell. Remove 

the cell from the pool return line by undoing the unions. Take care not to lose the o-rings.
 
METHOD 1
Add 1 part HYDROCHLORIC ACID to 10 parts WATER in a suitable container. The Cell should be placed on a 

suitable surface that allows it to form a U shape and some of the solution can be poured safely into the up-turned 

cell. Take care when doing this as the solution can foam and create a spill which must be cleaned up by dilution. 

As an alternative the Cell can be immersed completely in a container. 

IMPORTANT Certain local electrical regulations state “If the supply cord is damaged, it must be 
replaced by a special cord available from the manufacturer or its service agent”.

   

 NOTE:

          In areas with hard water, reverse polarity systems may require occasional  manual cleaning.

Summary of Contents for Monarch EcoSalt BMSC Series

Page 1: ...au EcoSalt SaltWater Pool Systems INSTALLATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Includes Guarantee Terms Conditions Model BMSC Series IMPORTANT PLEASE READTHIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY Please pass these instructions...

Page 2: ...oSalt Special Features Page 8 Automatic Time Clock Operation Page 10 Maintenance of Power Supply and Electrolytic Cell Page 11 Day to Day Operation Page 12 Chlorine Production Page 13 General Informat...

Page 3: ...of the electrolytic cell is recommended The Cell is the clear plastic housing containing the removable cell head During the chlorination process a white powdery Calcium scale may naturally build up o...

Page 4: ...ation Simply cut out Template at bottom of page 15 for location of drill entry points Use a 7mm masonry drill bit when fitting Power Supply to a brick or concrete wall When mounting to a post drill pi...

Page 5: ...d into deepest end of pool and allow vacuum to continue for a further 2 or 3 hours Salt should now be completely mixed Never add salt directly into skimmer box CHLORINE For a new pool installation tha...

Page 6: ...her A or B whichever is on or brightest The RED Operation LED will indicate a number of different possible problem situations Possible Problem Action Salt Level Below Minimum Add Salt Cell is Calcifie...

Page 7: ...D whose primary function includes Low Salinity Indicator As the salt level in the pool decreases the wear on the Cell increases Although salt is not consumed in the EcoSalt process it is lost through...

Page 8: ...et the current time on the digital clock Select the Set Clock position on the selector switch to enable the time of day to be input A number 1 will appear at the left of the screen a The display will...

Page 9: ...umber 4 will appear on the left of the screen This time is factory pre set to 11pm Proceed as per a in the Set Clock instruction to change time To disable this timer see notes on selector switch 4 Aut...

Page 10: ...w times each year One exception is the use of bore water or ground water in which case cleaning may always need to be as frequent as once a week The life of Eco Salt electrolytic cells vary substantia...

Page 11: ...ol shop to ensure that you do not add too much 2 pH AND TOTAL ALKALINITY A correct pH level must be maintained to prevent problems such as black spot staining cloudy water etc An incorrect pH level ca...

Page 12: ...borne dust require different running times in which case seek advice from your pool shop During Winter approximately 4 to 6 hours a day should provide enough chlorine Without sufficient filtration ch...

Page 13: ...or Cell ppm An abbreviation for Parts Per Million the accepted measurement of chemical concentration in swimming pool water I ppm l mg L The appropriate chlorinator size for your pool is dependent on...

Page 14: ...etting 6 Chlorinator fuse blown 7 Dirty Cell 8 Filter needs back washing 9 Gas Sensor not connected 10 Insufficient water flow through cell 11 Running times incorrect 12 Main house fuse blown 13 Pump...

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Page 16: ...izing in accordance with Davey s recommendations 5 This guarantee is subject to due compliance by the original purchaser with all directions and conditions set out in the Installation and Operating In...

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