IGS recommends a log of cleaning frequency is kept assisting in knowing how
often this needs to be cleaned. Each water body has different amounts of
organics and particles in it and as such there is no set procedure. Dirty water
will require more frequent cleaning than cleaner water. Common sense needs to
be applied to the cleaning regime to ensure long term operation of the product in
situ.
Pressure Gauge Check:
Checking of the pressure gauge to show a reading of 0.7 should happen every
couple of hours if possible or daily as a minimum to ensure the unit is creating
microbubbles at its optimum capacity.
If it is noticed this tends to change check the lock nut has not worked loose. If
it has, readjust, and retighten the lock nut. Also check the foot valve cage is
clean.
General Check:
A general check of the overall unit should be conducted each day. Look for
loose connection on the suction pipe and tighten the clamps as necessary.
Check for leakage at the delivery pipe and tighten if necessary.
Check power lead connection for damage and tight connections.
Check all electrical leads and connections contained within the unit are not
showing signs of damage. If damage is noticed contact an authorised electrician
for repair to damaged parts.
Wipe down unit occasionally in general cleaning
