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(112)  MODEL 6220  KRYSTAL CLEAN POOLWATER SYSTEM ENGLISH  7.5” X 10.5” PANTONE 295U  12/25/2006

ALARMS

Automatic Alarms

No sanitizer production will occur if “Low Water Flow”, “Low SaltWater Level
in the saltwater tank” or “High Salt Concentration” conditions are detected. If
any of these conditions occur then the saltwater system will sound an alarm
that indicates sanitizer production has stopped. A buzzer will sound for an
hour and the right side red LED on the control panel will light up. The 
saltwater system will go to power saving mode.
Turn off the power of the unit and follow the solutions below in order to
solve the problem. Turn on the unit again by following the “Operating
Instructions”.

CHECK

CAUSE

1. Low 

Water 
Flow 
or No 
Flow

2. Low 

Saltwater 
Level or
No 
Saltwater

3. High Salt 

Concentration

1. Circulation line 

blocked.

2. Incorrect inlet 

and outlet hose
direction.

3. Flow sensor 

failure.

1. Saltwater ran out 

in the saltwater 
tank.

1. Added too much 

salt or not filled 
with enough 
water.

2. Possible motor or

electrolytic cell 
failure.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Ensure the plunger valves are 
opened (if any).

Ensure your filter cartridge is 
clear from debris and dirt. See 
Filter Pump Manual.

Release all trapped air in the 
circulation line. See Filter 
Pump Manual.

Check for the direction of water 
inlet and water outlet hose.
Reverse the hoses if necessary.
See “Set Up Instructions”.

Contact Intex Service Center 
for replacement.

Drain out all the water in the 
saltwater tank. Refill water and 
add salt in the saltwater tank. See 
"How to Add or Remove Salt".

Drain out all the water in the 
saltwater tank. Refill water and 
add salt in the saltwater tank. See 
"How to Add or Remove Salt".

Contact Intex Service Center.
Replace the cell if needed.

BUZZER

REMEDY

RIGHT

LED

LIGHT

AA

LLAA

RR

MM

SS

Summary of Contents for Krystal Clean Poolwater 6220

Page 1: ...l rights reserved Tous droits r serv s Todos los derechos reservados Alle Rechte vorbehalten Printed in China Imprim en Chine Impreso en China Gedruckt in China Trademarks used in some countries of th...

Page 2: ...pecifications 7 Set Up Instructions 8 10 Stationary Mounting Option 11 Salt and Pool Water Volumes 12 13 Operating Instructions 14 18 Intex Pools Operating Time Table 15 16 Non Intex Pools Operating T...

Page 3: ...child from climbing on pump to access the pool Children must stay away from this product and electrical cord s Do not operate this product when pool is occupied Never use the pool if indicated chlori...

Page 4: ...STEM ENGLISH 7 5 X 10 5 PANTONE 295U 12 25 2006 P P A A R R T T S S L L I I S S T T PARTS LIST NOTE Drawings for illustration purpose only May not reflect actual product Not to scale 1 2 3 6 5 4 7 8 9...

Page 5: ...006 P P A A R R T T S S R R E E F F E E R R E E N N C C E E PARTS REFERENCE Before assembling your product please take a few minutes to check the contents and become familiar with all the parts 3 4 5...

Page 6: ...VEL INDICATOR TANK COVER COVER CLIPS SCREWS INCLUDED COVER CLIP SCREW SALT CONTAINER NET SALT CONTAINER SALTWATER TANK FILTER SALTWATER TANK DRAIN VALVE PLUG DRAIN VALVE CAP WATER FILTER O RING WATER...

Page 7: ...nerated when pool water containing salt passes through the cell The sanitizer production can be varied by changing the number of hours the saltwater system is operating each day The saltwater system h...

Page 8: ...ake sure the tank is securely connected to the base See Fig 2 5 In a clockwise motion screw the salt container 7 to the underneath of tank cover 3 See Fig 3 6 Attach the cover to the saltwater tank Lo...

Page 9: ...A 15 to the saltwater system as shown in Fig 6 Tighten securely NOTE Make sure the LED lights on the saltwater system are facing out from the pool during the installation as shown in Fig 6 4 Disconnec...

Page 10: ...insert the water baffle adaptor A 14 into the saltwater system outlet as shown in Fig 5 Go to step 3 directly if your pool is lower than 42 107cm in height 3 Disconnect the water return to the pool ho...

Page 11: ...r to a base in a permanent upright position Check your local authorities to determine if there is a regulation in your area regarding above the ground swimming pool filter pumps If yes then the produc...

Page 12: ...fficiency of the saltwater system and result in low sanitizer production High salt concentration may damage the power supply and cause corrosion to pool metal fixtures and accessories The best way to...

Page 13: ...ately turn the water filling valve clockwise to close the valve The tank should fill in 3 4 minutes See Fig 10 Fig 9 SALT POOL WATER VOLUMES continued Fig 10 2 1 IMPORTANT DO NOT try to move the unit...

Page 14: ...the same time each day NOTE The saltwater system will not operate if the filter pump is not operating 4 The number of operating hours can be re adjusted as necessary Switch off the unit and adjust th...

Page 15: ...1 5894 22309 3 1 1185 4485 1 4 1718 6503 1 4 2086 7896 2 3 2454 9288 2 3 3282 12422 2 3 3861 14614 3 1 4440 16805 3 1 5061 19156 3 1 6423 24311 4 1 6981 26423 4 1 12481 47241 5 1 5061 19156 3 1 6981 2...

Page 16: ...2cm x 366cm x122cm 28 x 12 x 48 853cm x 366cm x122cm 28 x 12 x 52 853cm x 366cm x132cm 86 5 8 x 59 x 23 5 8 220cm x 150cm x 60cm 102 1 2 x 63 x 25 5 8 260cm x 160cm x 65cm 118 x 78 3 4 x 29 1 2 300cm...

Page 17: ...e system The flow rate is dependent on filter pump size pool size filter cartridge condition a dirty filter reduces the flow rate considerably and pool water level When the tank cannot be drained anym...

Page 18: ...her temperatures may require higher chlorine output longer operation time to maintain proper free available chlorine residuals If a power outage occurs or the power cord is unplugged then the saltwate...

Page 19: ...High Salt Concentration 1 Circulation line blocked 2 Incorrect inlet and outlet hose direction 3 Flow sensor failure 1 Saltwater ran out in the saltwater tank 1 Added too much salt or not filled with...

Page 20: ...t salt water can damage grass plants etc 2 Open the tank cover 3 See Fig 12 3 Check to make sure that the drain valve plug 10 inside the saltwater tank is plugged in place See Fig 13 4 Remove the drai...

Page 21: ...from the house plants etc 7 Insert the drain connector 19 to the drain valve See Fig 15 NOTE The drain connector will push the drain valve plug 10 open inside the tank and water will start to drain i...

Page 22: ...tank filter 8 facing up See Fig 16 4 Flush out any dirt or debris by using a garden hose 5 Remove the salt container 7 by unscrewing as shown See Fig 17 6 Clean the salt container net 6 and salt conta...

Page 23: ...degrees Fahrenheit 5 degrees Celsius and 100 degrees Fahrenheit 38 degrees Celsius storage location 5 The original packing carton can be used for storage 3 Way Test Strips can test the sanitizer level...

Page 24: ...ncy Total Alkalinity Indicates the degree of the water s resistance to change in pH It determines the speed and ease of pH change so always adjust total alkalinity before adjusting the pH level Result...

Page 25: ...o install baffle adaptor Filter cartridge dirty Heater or the other accessories are in use simultaneously Pool water level is too low Increase the saltwater system operating time per day See Operating...

Page 26: ...and safety guidelines cover some common risks of water recreation but do not cover all instances or risk and or danger For additional safeguards also familiarize yourself with the following general g...

Page 27: ...this manual The Service Center will determine the validity of the claim IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY AND IN NO EVENT SHALL INTEX THEIR AUTHORIZED AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES BE...

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