ENCON 3661 Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 3

Doc. No: 01999901 

Revision: A 

2 of 10

 

Issue Date: 08/15/21

 

TRAINING 

All  employees  who  might  be  exposed  to  hazardous  material  shall  be  instructed  in  the  location  and  proper  use  of  the 
equipment. 

 

CAUTION  CAUTION  CAUTION 

Water may cause slip hazard in indoor installations 

and freezing slip hazards in outdoor installations. 

 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 
 

CAUTION  CAUTION  CAUTION 

Foundation or floor should be capable of supporting 1800 lbs. minimum. 

Do not connect power to unit until installation is completed. 

 

1.  Place unit at the appropriate site and ensure tank is clean prior to filling. 
2.  Water in the tank must be protected against bacteria, fungi, algae, staphylococcus and acanthamoeba growth. Encon 

Safety Products’ Hydrosep

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 QT water preservative provides this protection. 

3.  Fill tank to the appropriate Fill Line with potable water and Hydrosep

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 QT water preservative. Add 3 quarts of Hydrosep

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QT water preservative to potable water in tank. Follow instructions on Hydrosep

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 QT container.  

4.  Connect appropriate power supply: Hot to TB1 and Neutral to TB2 (see Junction Box Detail drawing attached). 
5.  It is recommended, as an industry standard practice, that a fused disconnect switch or circuit breaker be installed at the 

power source (supplied and installed by others). 

6.  Before  leaving  unit  to  run  unattended,  ensure  the  unit  is  being  controlled  properly  and  no  visible  leaks  are  present. 

POWER ON and PUMP ON indicator lights should be illuminated. NOTE: If water temperature is below 70

°

F, the HEATER 

ON indicator light should be illuminated. See Junction Box Detail drawing attached. 

 

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 

 

WARNING  WARNING  WARNING 

PROPER PERSONAL CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO AVOID BURNS AND ELECTRIC SHOCK. 

DISCONNECT POWER SOURCE FROM UNIT BEFORE ATTEMPTING MAINTENANCE. 

ALLOW IMMERSION HEATER TO COOL BEFORE PERFORMING MAINTENANCE. 

 

NOTES: 

1. To provide easy access inside the instrumentation compartment, remove cover by removing four screws using Phillips #2 screwdriver 

and remove junction box by removing four bolts using a crescent wrench. Carefully lift junction box and place to one side.  

2. Tank should be drained prior to removing components from the instrumentation compartment. 

 
1.  Tank should be drained, cleaned and refilled with potable water and Hydrosep

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 QT water preservative every 60 days 

minimum and not to exceed 180 days. More often if conditions warrants. 

2.  Re-fill  tank  to  the  appropriate  Fill  Line  with  potable  water  and  Hydrosep

Ò

  QT  water  preservative.  Add  3  quarts  of 

Hydrosep

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 QT water preservative to potable water in tank. Follow instructions on Hydrosep

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 QT container. 

3.  While cleaning tank, inspect float switch and remove immersion heater to ensure components are free of sludge, slime, 

oxide built-up and dirt built-up. Clean as required using instructions below.  

 
 
 
 

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Summary of Contents for 3661

Page 1: ...SAF T TUB JUMP TANK MODEL 01052539 S N 3661 INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL 01999901 Revision A 08 15 2021 ...

Page 2: ...TURE Maintains 70 85 F through use of a 1 5 KW two thermostats and level switch control circuit ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENT 13 1 amp 120 volt circuit GFCI 30mA EPD type circuit protector is required by others ELECTRICAL CLASSIFICATION NEMA 4 and Class 1 Div 2 Group D models are available WEIGHT 175 lbs tare 1545 lbs full DIMENSIONS Overall 78 L x 35 D x 40 W Inside Tank 71 1 2 L x 28 3 4 D x 27 W CONST...

Page 3: ...re the unit is being controlled properly and no visible leaks are present POWER ON and PUMP ON indicator lights should be illuminated NOTE If water temperature is below 70 F the HEATER ON indicator light should be illuminated See Junction Box Detail drawing attached OPERATION MAINTENANCE WARNING WARNING WARNING PROPER PERSONAL CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO AVOID BURNS AND ELECTRIC SHOCK DISCONNECT POWER...

Page 4: ...Locate pump clamp and remove clamp using a flat head screwdriver d Remove pump from instrumentation compartment and disassemble for cleaning Refer to Figure 1 e Remove the screen intake 2 and volute plate 3 f Carefully remove the o ring 4 Caution should be taken to avoid damage to o ring g Lightly clean any corrosion or debris which may clog the impeller 5 h Use a brush and penetrating oil and lig...

Page 5: ... water temperature is below 70 F 1 TAS shuts off heater when water temperature is over 85 F Remove and replace defective thermostat 2 1 CON must be energized Check using voltmeter at Terminals 3 5 Replace contactor if not energized 3 Check heater terminals Electrical terminals should be tight free of oxide build up 1 HTR must be energized Check using voltmeter at TB5 to 2W3 Replace heater if all t...

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Page 10: ...f original ownership as proof of warranty coverage and Encon must receive any claim under this Limited Warranty within one year of purchase of the product NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING TO THE CONTRARY CONTAINED HEREIN ENCON SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS DAMAGE OR EXPENSE ARISING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY AS A CONSEQUENCE OF USE OF THE EQUIPMENT WITH OTHER PRODUCTS OR FROM ANY OTHER CAUSE INCLUDING ANY CONS...

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