WTC 600 LP / MP
3
Safety Notes
Version 06/05
Contents
Equipment Components
1 Sand filter
2 Activated carbon filter
3 Control, activated carbon filter
4 Control, sand filter
5 Manometer, sand filter supply pressure
6 Manometer, activated carbon filter supply
pressure
7 RO filter unit
8 Switch box
9 Operating mode switch
10 Control panel
11 Manometer, pump pressure
12 Manometer, concentrate pressure
13 Concentrate control valve
14 Pressure control valve
15 Manometer, fine filter supply pressure
16 Manometer, fine filter output pressure
17 Fine filter unit
18 Power outlets, sand and activated carbon
filter
19 Power outlets (3x) for metering stations
20 Main switch
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Safety Notes
Drinking Water
❑
Drinking water quality is ensured only when the
equipment is controlled within the scheduled
periods. Observe the given control intervals.
❑
Have the drinking water quality checked in reg-
ular intervals; the valid drinking water regula-
tions are to be observed.
Chemicals
❑
Wear acid-resistant protective clothing (gog-
gles and gloves).
❑
Store chemicals cool and dry, however, not
below 5 °C.
❑
Keep chemicals at locations not accessible for
children.
❑
Ensure good room ventilation and provide a
washing facility.
❑
Have eye wash bottle readily available.
Electrical Equipment
❑
Work on the electrical equipment is to be car-
ried out only by skilled persons for electrical
work.
❑
Never touch damaged or cut through mains
cables; pull the mains plug immediately, as
required.
❑
Never operate the equipment with a damaged
cable.
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Intended Use
The equipment is used for conditioning of surface
water, well water and river water.
Depending on the untreated water quality,
the modular set-up enables secure separation
of turbid materials, water hardeners, salts and
bacteria/virus.
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Safety Notes...........................................3
2
Intended Use ..........................................3
3
Maintenance and Care ...........................4
3.1
Starting Operation ..................................4
3.1.1 Admission-pressure Unit ........................4
3.1.2 Filling the Metering Stations ...................4
3.1.3 Switching On the Equipment ..................5
3.1.4 Operating Indicators ...............................5
3.2
During Operation ....................................5
3.2.1 Control and Corrective Action Intervals ..5
3.2.2 Sand and Activated Carbon Filter ..........6
3.2.3 Bleeding the Metering Pump ..................6
3.2.4 Replacing the Fine Filter ........................7
3.2.5 Fine Adjustment of the Operating Pressu-
res
...............................................................7
3.2.6 Mixing the Chemicals .............................8
3.3
Switching Off the Equipment ..................9
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Consumption Materials...........................9
5
Malfunctions .........................................10
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Technical Data .....................................11
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EU Declaration of Conformity ...............12
Safe operation of the equipment is
possible only when the operating in-
structions and safety notes are read
completely, and the instructions con-
tained therein are strictly followed.
