P5 OPERATION
4. OPERATION
4.1 INLET CHANGING
User can set either port as an inlet port. The
arrow on the handle indicates the diverter
position and the port flow is blocked when
the arrow on the handle is pointing at it. The
new dial has markings from 0 to 360 degree
where 270 to 90 degree range does not allow
the arrow to turn to. As a result, the diverter
is limited to turn to the range 90 to 270 only.
Allowed area for the Arrow turning.
Fig. 5
1. Turn the knob approrimately half turn
counter clockwise to loosen the handle.
2. Push and hold the Lock Nut to release the
lock of the Dial and then turn the Dial “0” to
the port which is defined as an inlet (port
where water enters).
3. Lock the Dial by releasing the push, the
Dial will be locked when the Lock Nut pops
out (if the Lock Nut does not pops out, which
means the Lock Nut is not pointing to either
marking (0, 90, 180, 270) on the Dial.
4. Turn the knob clockwise until the handle is
tightened to fix the setting.
Follow the following procedure to change the inlet.
Turn the handle:
Before turning the handle, you must loosen the knob. Otherwise, the handle is locked.
1. Power off the pumps. Make sure that water in the valley is not flowing.
2. Turn the knob at least two turns counter clockwise to loosen the handle.
3. Turn the handle, the arrow on the handle indicates the diverter position.
4. The 270 to 90 degree range which is marked on the dial does not allow the arrow to turn to.
5. Turn the knob clockwise until the handle is tightened to fix the setting.
Stopper
Fig. 6
