elddis XPLORE, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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6-5
GETTING STARTED
WARNING: Aerosols and highly flammable
liquids must not be stored in the
compartment behind, or adjacent to, any
gas appliance. Some industrial LPG
appliances operate at high pressure and
require a ‘high pressure’ regulator. This
often has an adjusting handle on it.
NEVER use such a regulator on a caravan.
Ventilation holes must be clear at all
times
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WATER SYSTEM
High Flow Watermaster Pump with
Intelligent Control (IC)
The Watermaster IC unit is a yellow box
located on the back of the Watermaster
socket. It automatically adjusts your pressure
switch so that surges or reductions in battery
voltage between sites do not effect your
water flow. It will also protect the life of your
pump by automatically shutting it off if your
water container runs dry.
Prior to using your water system for the first
time, the Watermaster IC unit will need to be
primed and calibrated by following the steps
outlined below. This procedure should only
need to be carried out once.
To calibrate the Water System
Step 1 - Press and hold the calibration button
until the green LED starts to flash
after 1-3 seconds (Fig. 2)
Step 2 - Open the tap and the pump should
start (there maybe a short delay)
Step 3 - After approximately 30 seconds, turn
off the tap
Step 4 - After approximately 10 seconds, (the
pump should still be running), press
the calibration button again
Fig 1
Step 5 - The LED should turn solid green and
the pump will stop after
approximately 10 seconds. The
green LED should turn off and blink
briefly every 5 seconds. The system
is now calibrated.
The Watermaster IC is now installed and your
water system is ready for use. In normal
operation the pump may continue to run for
up to 15 seconds after the tap is closed.
To prime the Water System
Step 1 - Place pump into a full water
container (Fig. 1)
Step 2 - Insert plug into wall socket and close
lid to lock plug in place.
Step 3 - Adjust dust cover over opening in
container (please note dust cover
should not be secured to water
container as air must be allowed to
enter container to replace water
being pumped out)
Step 4 - Switch on 12 volt supply at main
panel (isolator switch) - the pump
should start to run
Step 5 - Open one cold tap (eg. kitchen sink)
Step 6 - After trapped air has been expelled
water will flow from the open tap
Step 7 - When air has been expelled turn off
tap, the pump should turn off after
approximately 10 seconds.
Fig 2