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6.3 

CONDITIONS FOR BACKWASHING

6.3.1 

The requirements for backwashing are determined by the following conditions:

1.  The flow rate through the filter bed decreases until it is insufficient to meet the 
demand.

2.  The debris removal efficiency of the filter bed decreases to the point where filtered 
water quality deteriorates or results in dirt or debris returning to the pool.

3.  The pressure gauge reading is 50kPa (7.2 psi) higher than the start up pressure. 

Note: If the filter is connected to mains water, pressure rise is not an accurate 
indicator as mains pressure tends to fluctuate. It is best to rely on the actual flow rate.

6.4 

BACKWASHING INSTRUCTIONS

6.4.1 

Switch off the pump and close the Inlet Valve.

6.4.2 

Release the filter’s pressure by loosening the Pressure Release Valve until the pressure 
gauge needle drops to zero.

6.4.3 

Retighten Pressure Release Valve.

6.4.4 

Depress and turn the handle 180° to the BACKWASH position. In the BACKWASH 
position, water flow is automatically reversed through the filter so that it is directed 
to the bottom of the filter vessel and up through the filter bed, flushing the previously 
trapped dirt and debris out the waste line, see Fig. 3.

6.4.5 

Switch on the pump and open the Inlet Valve. Backwash water will flow out through the 
filter bed drain pipe.

6.4.6 

When the backwash water in the sight glass appears clear, switch off the pump and 
close the Inlet Valve.

6.4.7 

Depress and turn the handle to the RINSE position. In the RINSE position, water flow is 
directed through the filter bed as normal filter mode but out through the waste outlet. 
This process settles the filter media bed into place and ensures any dirt or debris is 
rinsed out of the filter, preventing possible return to the pool.

6.4.8 

Switch on the pump and open the Inlet Valve. Rinse water will flow out through the 
drain pipe.

6.4.9 

When the rinse water in the sight glass appears clear, switch off the pump and close 
the Inlet Valve.

6.4.10 

Depress and turn the handle to the FILTER position and switch on the pump and open 
the Inlet Valve for normal operation.

Summary of Contents for EVOCLEAR E Series

Page 1: ...ian Improper installation can create electrical hazards which could result in property damage serious injury or death Improper installation will void the warranty This manual contains important inform...

Page 2: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 0 FOREWORD 1 2 0 SAFETY 1 3 0 INSTALLATION 2 4 0 MULTIPORT VALVE OPERATION 4 5 0 INITIAL STARTUP OF FILTER 6 6 0 BACKWASHING 6 7 0 MAINTENANCE 8 8 0 TROUBLESHOOTING 9...

Page 3: ...olution assumes no liability for the damage and injuries caused by unauthorised replacement parts and accessories 2 4 The user should make sure that the installation is carried out by qualified author...

Page 4: ...onvenient and accessible for operation servicing and winterising 3 1 4 Ensure that the compliance label is facing the front to allow easy identification 3 1 5 The filter should be placed on a level co...

Page 5: ...3 2 6 Note The above instructions do not apply to Side Mount Fibreglass Filters larger than SM600 filters Any filter media entering the diffusers will be removed during normal operation 3 2 7 Wash al...

Page 6: ...oupling clamp half over the valve flange and the tank flange Insert the screws and nuts in the coupling clamp jaws ensuring that the nuts are located in the retainer slots on the clamp jaws Tighten th...

Page 7: ...place and ensures any dirt or debris is rinsed out of the filter preventing dirt or debris from returning to the swimming pool spa Note The RINSE position is not available on 4 Way Multiport Valves 4...

Page 8: ...filter mode 5 9 Adjust pool suction and return valves to achieve the desired flow Check the plumbing and filter for water leaks and tighten connections bolts and nuts as required 5 10 Record the press...

Page 9: ...In the BACKWASH position water flow is automatically reversed through the filter so that it is directed to the bottom of the filter vessel and up through the filter bed flushing the previously trapped...

Page 10: ...is a relationship between its pH total alkalinity calcium hardness and water temperature The water must be maintained at all times to the following pH 7 2 7 8 Total Alkalinity 80 150ppm Calcium Hardne...

Page 11: ...bed and through the under drain Other restrictions including pool suction cleaners resistance from other inline equipment such as strainers Operating the filter on recirculate will determine if the re...

Page 12: ...cated copyright in the content of this document is the property of Evolution Water and Lighting Solutions under Australian copyright law Unless otherwise indicated content may not be reproduced or tra...

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