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This set of terminal screws can be located inside of the Control Unit, and
accessed by removing the four screws from the Control Unit's aluminum base.
The factory voltage setting is the 240V configuration, with a jumper clip inserted
between the second and third terminals.
INSTALLATION CHECKLIST:
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Cell unions installed and glued into pipe work.
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Threaded collars on either side of the Cell are hand tight.
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Flow Switch is installed and oriented properly.
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Control Unit is affixed to the wall and wired correctly.
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Cell cable and Flow Switch are connected to control unit.
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Checked and confirmed that control unit switches ON and OFF concurrently
with filter pump, or is energized continuously for use with variable speed
pump.
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Checked all connections and joints for leaks.
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Sufficient salt has been added and fully dissolved and circulated throughout
the pool water.
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Pool has properly balanced water chemistry.
Initial Start Up:
Switch on the pool pump (or timer controls). This should activate the system, and
within moments the green LED lights for “Power” and “Generating” should be
illuminated. During this time “No-Flow” light may flash up to 60 seconds as the
pump begins its operation.
To find the optimum Chlorine output setting, start at a setting of 70% and adjust
as needed over the initial start up period. Measure available chlorine in the pool
after two or three days, and adjust the Chlorine output level accordingly.
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