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Alterations which serve the technological progress as well as errors excepted!
ORIGINAL MANUAL
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Alterations which serve the technological progress as well as errors excepted!
CONTROLLER & LOW SALT ELECTROLYSE UNIT TYPE NORSUPONE
CONTROLLER & LOW SALT ELECTROLYSE UNIT TYPE NORSUPONE
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F. MAINTENANCE
F.1 MAINTENANCE OF THE HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT
Monitor the state of the pre-filter in the analysis
chamber to maintain a constant flow in the chamber.
F.2 PROBE MAINTENANCE
Each year, clean and calibrate the probes, bathing
them in a solution provided for this purpose, taking
care not to damage the electrodes’ bulbs. If you must
store them, always leave the bulbs in a storage liquid or,
if necessary, in water.
F.3 LIFESPAN OF THE PROBE
The PH probe is the most fragile. If you have to report
professionally, we advise you to change this probe
every year, and at the latest within 36 months after its
commissioning. The known drift of the PH probes is 0.1
pts of PH per year. The RX probe (orp / redox) has a
lifespan of 24 to 36 months; its drift is 54 mv / year.
conductivity and temperature probes have a lifespan of
more than 5 years.
For the PH and RX probes, the KCL gel crystallizes at 0 °
C and makes the probes definitively unfit for their
functions. Also, the wintering of the probes may be
necessary if they are not in a place protected from frost
during the winter.
F.4 MAINTENANCE OF OTHER PROBES
Overall, periodically check the probes, clean them if
deposits are not formed. The deposit case is recurring
with salt electrolysis. Limestone and impurities are also
a cause of sensor malfunctions.
F.5 SPECIAL CASES
Analog sensors generally respond to leakage and
circulating currents in the pools. If you see
heterogeneous probe readings, check that you have a
“ground pool” connected before the filtration pump
and that it is well connected with the common ground
to avoid any interference of the equipotentiality of the
circuit. If your PH probe drops for no apparent reason,
check your TAC with a test strip and immediately stop
the treatment equipment.
The TAC, and in all cases the mineral balance of a basin
must be maintained to allow a reading of the ionic
exchanges.Do not hesitate to seek advice from a
professional who can guide you.
F.6 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
F.6.1 CALIBRATION
After any calibration, check with your buffer baths
that your probes are correctly calibrated by letting
them bathe for 5 minutes in each bath and by rinsing
them between each bath to avoid contaminating the
buffer baths.
F.6.2 FLOW DETECTION
The flow is a sign that the circuit is working. If the
controller does not receive the correct information, it
will fail the processing system. When you receive a
debit alert, first check: - the state of the filter - the
tightness of the circuit - the water level - if a valve is
closed after washing etc, so that the system returns to
normal operation.
F.6.3 TANK LEVEL
The system calculates the consumption of the cans.
Without end of container detector (optional), this
calculation system is reliable if: - the power of ml / min
of the dosing pump has been correctly indicated - if
the suction rod has been correctly primed - if the
suction rod is still primed. - when the container was
changed, the volume of the container was updated.
If you have the impression that your set point has not
been reached, or that the level of the container does
not correspond to reality, check the previous points.
F.6.4 SMART MODE
Your controller offers a smart mode for each device.
Overall, it will gradually define the ideal operation for
your basin. (machine learning)
If you find that this mode is not optimized, check the
general settings: - pool volume - type of pool - basin
situation Then check that the flow rate in m3 / h of
your filtration pump corresponds to reality. Finally
make sure you have a temperature sensor connected
to the hydraulic circuit and that your PH and RX
calibrations are correct.
If you have any disturbances that are not reported
here, contact your customer service who will be able
to advise you.
F.6.5 LEDS MOTHER BOARD SWITCH OFF
In the event of an overvoltage, the 2 Ampere PF1
protection fuse ensures the durability of the
motherboard. In the event that the card LEDs remain
off after 10 seconds, check the condition of the fuse.
F.6.6 RESET WIFI
You change your WIFI password, internet boxing or
simply you have entered a wrong password (led D2
flashes quickly). Click for 12 seconds on the R-WIFI
push button (S1) and follow the WIFI procedure.
F.6.7 CUSTOMER SERVICE
If you are having difficulty or simply cannot find the
answer to your need in this document, please do not
hesitate to contact your customer service.
F.7 TERMS OF USE
These conditions are concluded on the one hand
between the distributor of the service or product,
hereinafter referred to as the supplier and on the
other hand, between any natural or legal person who
uses a controller, hereinafter referred to as the user.
The supplier provides a product or service specializing
in machine intelligence, and to do this, offers home
automation controllers, together with sensors and
actuators.
F.7.1 OBJECT
These conditions of use have been established to give
the user all the means to understand the limits of use
of our controllers, and the duties and obligations of
the parties. The supplier reserves the right to be able
to modify these conditions of use at any time.
Characteristics of the services offered: We offer
controllers with sensors to facilitate the management
of water, air and soil, by operating equipment. Their
roles are to achieve user defined guidelines.
F.7.2 THE INSTRUCTIONS
Regarding water quality, the instructions aimed at
maintaining the balance of water and its quality,
according to the defined objective, must be chosen
with care. Thus, PH management, if it is regulated by
our controllers, must always be within the margin
acceptable by the standards in force in the user
sector. For the swimming pool, we accept a PH of 6.8
to 7.7. It is therefore unwise to target a setpoint below
or above these values. However, our controllers being
intended for swimming pools as well as for the
management of water for the cultivation of
cyanobacteria or plants, we leave it to the user to
choose the instructions for each equipment. By
accepting the conditions of use of our controllers, the
user refuses to initiate any procedure against the
supplier’s company concerning a set value which
would not be adapted to the user’s environment and
which would have caused material or bodily damage.
As such, adjusting the value of a probe by increasing
or decreasing its value virtually also involves
managing the setpoint by increasing or decreasing
the original value and cannot bind the supplier in the
event of an error in handling or choice setpoint.
The supplier’s controllers are generally delivered
uncalibrated or with basic factory calibration. As such,
when installing a new probe, the user must calibrate
the probe with quality buffer baths and check the
calibration afterwards using a second control system.
values of the probe (photometry, strip) to ensure that
the probe is correctly calibrated to control an auto-
mation. Some automations can jeopardize the user’s
objective if the probes are not correctly calibrated. As
the supplier’s controllers offer a very wide range of
possibilities, the supplier cannot be held responsible
for any failure on the part of an uninformed user.
The supplier’s distributors offer maintenance services
for users who do not have the technical skills or the
desire to manage a home automation controller.
E.6.8 ORDERS
• Tap on the order option from the store dashboard list of
orders will be displayed.
• Choose an order to view the order details
Fig. 244:
Shows the
order option
Fig. 245:
Shows the
order list
Fig. 246:
Shows the
order details
