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SYSTEM OPERATION
1.
SELF CLEANING CYCLE:
Every 6 hours the unit enters a self-cleaning cycle.
2.
LOW SALT:
When the SALT level is too low in your pool, the LOW SALT LED will flash. Check the salt levels in the pool and adjust as needed.
3.
HIGH SALT:
When SALT level is too high in your pool, the HIGH SALT LED will flash. Check salt levels in pool. You may need to lower the
water and add fresh water.
4.
HIGH CHLORINE:
If salt levels have gone out of range, the LOW/HIGH SALT LEDS will flash together and the
CSS-20 will go into a standby mode for 6 minutes, continuously checking the salt level.
If the levels are not corrected during the 6 minutes, then the Salt Cell will shut down for 15 minutes. The Salt Cell will then turn back on for 6
minutes to check the salt levels again. The system will continue this cycle until the salt levels are corrected.
5. LOW WATER TEMPERATURE: At low water temperatures (under 60 deg) the HIGH/LOW SALT LEDS will turn on. The unit will still produce
chlorine in the 25 % chlorine range until the temperature increases.
6. POWER LOSS: If power is lost after the unit is set, the unit will resume operation at the percentage level set when power is restored.
CELL MAINTENANCE
1. The Salt Cell requires little or no general maintenance.
2 Periodically inspect the Cell plates to ensure that they are clear of foreign matter and other debris.
NOTE: A filtration problem exists (contaminated water is by-passing the filter) if debris is found to have built up around the electrodes and
plates of the Cell and should immediately be corrected.
3. If calcium build-ups form on the electrodes 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 flow.
b)
Poor water Quality
- High calcium content, clean cells (see below).
c)
Aged Cell
– After 3-5 years loss of plate coatings may decrease the effectiveness of the self-cleaning process. Replace cell.
ACID WASH FOR REMOVAL OF CALCIUM DEPOSITS ON CELL PLATES
WARNING: FOR QUALIFIED POOL PROFESSIONALS ONLY
DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS PROCEDURE WITHOUT PROPER TRAINING
CAUTION: USE PROTECTIVE EYE WEAR, GLOVES, AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
1. Turn PUMP OFF and allow water to drain back out of the cell and by-pass system.
2. Disconnect the ¼” BRAIDED HOSE from the Venturi Injector.
3. Place a bottle of Muriatic acid close to the Venturi Injector
4. Attach one end of the two (2) foot ¼ inch BRAIDED HOSE provided to the open port on the Injector, secure with clamp. Put the other end of
the hose in to the container of Muriatic acid.
5. Turn the pump back on for approximately 1 minute or until Salt Cell is filled with acid.
6. Turn the pump off for 15 to 20 minutes to allow the solution to soak the plates.
7. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 above until the calcium build-up is gone.
NOTE: The solution entering the pool will not disturb the pH of the pool’s water.
NOTE: If build-up is not removed, contact your local dealer or Prozone for additional advice.
8. Reconnect VENTURI to system.
9. Turn PUMP ON.
WINTERIZATION
Freezing water may damage the Cell’s internal components and may cause cracks in the casing , voiding the Warranty. If severe, or extended
periods of freezing temperatures are possible, drain all the water from the pump, filter, Salt Cell, supply and return lines before freezing occurs.
SPRING START-UP
Balance your pool and perform start-up as listed in this manual.
