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PARTS LISTING

 

Description 

Part Number 

Number in kit

 
 

CSS 20 Box 

7S102-42IA-P23 

1

 

Salt Generator Bracket 

202199 

2

 

Salt Generator Cell 

600020 

1

 

Saddle Tee Assembly 

201155 

2

 

Injector 

600002 

1

 

Plastic Clamp (Black) 

20185 

4

 

¾ “   Metal Hose Clamp 

20067 

4

 

¼” Braided Hose 

20260 

120 inches

 

¼” Braided Hose

 

(cell Maintenance) 

20260 

24 inches

 

¾” Clear Hose 

20264 

120 inches

 

Check Valve ( ¼ by ¼ ) 

20214 

1

 

White ½ by 3 inch PVC Pipe 

20314 

1

 

Gasket, Saddle Clamp 

400078 

2

 

Gasket, Saddle Clamp, Barb 

400076 

2

 

Gasket Saddle Foot 

400018 

4

ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: When the Pump system is shut down you must also shut down the Salt Generator System. 

1.    Your CSS-20 must be installed in accordance with the installation instructions and the Figures/Diagrams provided in this manual.

2.   To have both your Pump system, and the CSS-20 operate properly together as a unit you should wire the two systems together.

3.  The Salt Cell MUST be mounted vertically.

4.  Use only the power cord (DC Voltage) provided with the Ozonator/Salt Generator System to power up the Salt Cell.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Salt Level Testing:

1.  You should test the salt level of your pool before calculating the salt requirement.

2.   If a Salt test is not performed you may find later that too much salt will have been added - the Chlorinator may not perform as intended.

3.   If the pool has been treated with other forms of Chlorine – for instance Sodium Chloride – you may already have salt content

General:

1.   Always balance the pH, total Alkalinity and Calcium hardness, otherwise corrosive or scaly conditions may result, which will lead to equipment 

inefficiency or damage. Unbalanced water may cause staining and mineral deposits, chlorine effectiveness may decrease, and bathers may 

experience discomfort.

2.   Regular testing of the pool waters is recommended. A Free Chlorine level of 0.5ppm (parts per million) to 1.5ppm should be maintained.

3.   

DO NOT USE

  Copper or Bromine based Algaecide products in your pool when the CSS-20 is installed. 

4.    Prozone recommends the pool pump and Salt Generator 

(see safety note above)

,  for a minimum of 8 to 12 hours a day. Actual run time  

will be affected by the chlorine demand from the environment or bathers.

7.    

WARNING:  Always disconnect automatic pool cleaners before adding salt which must be fully dissolved before turning on the pool 

cleaner.

8.   

Plaster Pools:

  Do not start system until plaster has set for two weeks.

9.     

WARNING:  Baquacil (Biguanide Pools)  must be drained and refilled with fresh water prior to using the CSS-20.

   

10.   Read the entire Owner’s Manual.  Additional advice can be obtained from a pool installation professional or from a Prozone sales representative 

([email protected])

 or visit our website at 

www.prozoneint.com

.

Summary of Contents for CSS20

Page 1: ...ntroduction 1 Safety Warnings 1 Parts List 2 Important Notes 3 Initial Salt Dosage 4 Recommended Salt Type and how to add 4 Chlorine Production and Control 5 Safety Issues 6 Cell Maintenance 5 Warrant...

Page 2: ...g Salt Water Mild salt water is gentle on the eyes and skin In seawater the salinity is approximately 35 000ppm parts per million The human body has a salinity of approximately 4 500 to 6 000ppm while...

Page 3: ...dded the Chlorinator may not perform as intended 3 If the pool has been treated with other forms of Chlorine for instance Sodium Chloride you may already have salt content General 1 Always balance the...

Page 4: ...tors 2 WARNING Do not use salt that contains Prussiate of Soda Prussiate of Soda is an anti caking agent which contains iron This type salt may cause yellow stains on your pool bottom if left there wi...

Page 5: ...lectrodes and plates it may be caused by one of the following a Low Water Flow through the Cell Check the hoses and the injector for blockage of water ow b Poor water Quality High calcium content clea...

Page 6: ...______________________________________________________ Supplier telephone No __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date of installation ___...

Page 7: ...ion System Ozone Salt Chlorinator Owner s Manual QUICK START INSTRUCTION GUIDE Please see www prozoneint com to print out the complete Owner s Manual Prozone Pool Products Huntsville AL 35805 256 539...

Page 8: ...installation going back to pool Assemble the Saddle Clamp see gure A Attach Saddle Clamp over hole after pump Insert injector into top of Saddle Clamp push injector through Saddle Clamp into hole in...

Page 9: ...Salt Cell tighten with metal clamp see gure D Attach other end of clear hose to 3 inch PVC pipe tighten with metal clamp see gure D Ozone System Connection Place two black plastic hose clamps on brade...

Page 10: ...f salt cell see gure F Wire power cord in to power supply It is recommended to wire power supply so that when pump is on your CSS 20 unit is on Turn on power switch at bottom of CSS 20 box Turn pump b...

Page 11: ...tor L8 ozone is being injected through the mixing port of the Venturi Injector L7 3 This water enters the Salt Chlorine Generator Cell through the bottom of the Cell L13 4 A low voltage DC current is...

Page 12: ...CTION LOW SALT HIGH SALT 2 Press the MODE button and the three LEDS will begin flashing on and off together 3 Press the MODE button again and the unit will enter the SET UP MODE 4 Select the VALUE des...

Page 13: ...end points up toward the injector Diagram A 3 CAUTION Do not over torque tting assembly Rubber Bushing 1 1 2 Adapter Upper Neoprene Gasket 7 8 Dia Hole 1 1 2 Adapter Lower Lower Saddle Clamp Nut 2 Gas...

Page 14: ...o the small end points up toward the injector Diagram A 4 CAUTION Do not over torque tting assembly Rubber Bushing 1 1 2 Adapter Upper Neoprene Gasket 7 8 Dia Hole 1 1 2 Adapter Lower Lower Saddle Cla...

Page 15: ...tion an unpleasant procedure or ozonation Combined chlorines are most often associated with odors eye irritation and other unpleasant side effects of chlorination Installation of a Prozone Ozonator Sa...

Page 16: ...should be no nitrates in your pool water Most often Nitrates are associated with fertilizers A high level of nitrates may cause a higher than normal demand on Chlorine often lowering the Chlorine leve...

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