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in.clear user manual
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Low Sodium Bromide
Error
Low Sodium Bromide
Error (Err) occurs when
the sodium bromide level
is too low. The lo LED
indicator will blink when
the error is present. The
in.clear system will not
generate bromine until
the Low Sodium Bromide
Error (Err) is cleared.
To clear the Low Sodium
Bromide error (Err), add
sodium bromide to the
spa water. Let water
circulate for 5 minutes.
Activate diagnostic mode
and add more sodium
bromide until gauge is
back in the green zone.
Exit diagnostic mode.
Low Sodium Bromide
Warning
Low Sodium Bromide
Warning (Lo) indicates
the need to add sodium
bromide to the spa water.
In diagnostic mode, add
sodium bromide to the
water until the gauge
reaches the green zone
to clear a Low Sodium
Bromide Warning (Lo).
If after adding sodium
bromide the Low
Sodium Bromide
Warning (Lo) or Low
Sodium Bromide
Error (Err) still occurs it
could be the result of:
• calcification of the
electrolytic plates;
• airlocks trapped
in the in.clear unit or
insufficient flow;
• internal pressure
switch problem.
Blinking “AC ”
A blinking “AC” message
displayed on the keypad
indicates that there is a
problem with the power
input. The most common
reason is that the in.clear
unit is supplied with 120 V
instead of 240 V. Please
make sure power cord is
connected properly to a
240 V source.
Standalone version
only: Bromine
Generation indicator
blinking
A blinking Bromine
Generation LED means
that the system is unable
to generate bromine
because no water flow is
detected by the in.clear
system. This situation is
normal if the pump is not
running and no water
is flowing through the
in.clear. However, if water
is circulating through
the in.clear unit, and the
Bromine Generation LED
is still blinking, make sure
that the in.clear is installed
on the pressure side of the
pump and that water is
properly flowing through
the in.clear unit.
Bromine Generation
indicator is off
The Bromine Generation
LED indicator is OFF
when there is no need
for bromine generation.
This situation is normal,
especially with low
maintenance level of
bromine generation set on
the keypad.
Troubleshooting