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IN THE EVENT OF PRODUCT FAILURE PLEASE CONTACT 

SALTMATE OR ITS AGENTS FOR SERVICE DETAILS 

WARRANTY CHECKLIST

BEFORE

 

you contact Saltmate for a warranty claim please ensure you consider 

the following points:

1.  Have you filled out your warranty registration at 

saltmate.com.au/register

2.  Do you know what the warranty covers?

      - The Power Pack        (2 year conditional warranty)

      - The Electrolytic Cell (2 year conditional warranty plus 36 month pro rata at RRP)
3.  Have you correctly tested your pool water for salt level? Your nearest pool shop 

     should be able to do this test for you - Ideal range for your Saltmate is 5000 ppm-  

     6000 ppm. Never below 4000 ppm.
4. Have you cleaned your cell as per the manufacturer’s instructions?
5. Have you read and understood the Saltmate operating manual?
6. Is your Saltmate correctly installed as per the directions in the operating manual?
7. Do you have a copy of the receipt from either the pool builder or retailer where you 

     purchased the Saltmate?
8. Pro rata warranty pricing is based on the recommended retail price at time of claim.

REGISTER 

YOUR SALTMATE PRODUCT ONLINE AT:

      saltmate.com.au/register

             (or contact Head Office - see page 11 for contact details)

Warranty

Summary of Contents for RP20

Page 1: ...Operating Manual Auto Clean Standard and Pool Light Models...

Page 2: ...r please take the time to read through this operating manual Your Saltmate is backed with comprehensive warranty as detailed on page 10 retain this manual in a safe place along with your proof of purc...

Page 3: ...h ON OFF Chlorine output salt indicator Cell lead junction box CONNECT CORRESPONDING COLOURS Chlorine output control 240v power socket FOR FILTER PUMP ONLY Pump switch AUTO OFF MANUAL 24hr Time Clock...

Page 4: ...at the base of the power pack The Electrolytic Cell Your Saltmate cell must be plumbed last in the pool pipework after all other pool equipment just before the return to the pool ensuring the cell ca...

Page 5: ...f day and period of time since the chlorinator has been running Adjust by altering the chlorine output level or the operating hours If levels have become too low manual super chlorination may be requi...

Page 6: ...g time varies throughout the year Long periods of hot weather require longer chlorinator operation time because the higher water temperature and increased sunlight break the chlorine produced by your...

Page 7: ...s resolved If this situation occurs the chlorine output indicator will drop to zero while RP models also have a no flow indicator light which will light up if proper water flow is not detected and tur...

Page 8: ...e will have visible deposits of calcium and other matter built up RP models under normal conditions automatically reverse their polarity to clean deposits off the cell though other factors like high c...

Page 9: ...ppm Super chlorination may be required if free chlorine level has become too low THE CHLORINE INDICATOR DOES NOT READ UP WHEN THE CELL IS ON AND THE PUMP IS RUNNING Is the filter clean Backwash or cl...

Page 10: ...for salt level Your nearest pool shop should be able to do this test for you Ideal range for your Saltmate is 5000 ppm 6000 ppm Never below 4000 ppm 4 Have you cleaned your cell as per the manufacture...

Page 11: ...t be serviced by any other person other than the person authorised by Saltmate 8 The cell must never be cleaned other than with a recommended cell cleaner Never use concentrated acid 9 Running the chl...

Page 12: ...Manufactured by ABN 77 115 408 010 HEAD OFFICE Lakeside Industrial Village 3 Mount Erin Rd Campbelltown NSW 2560 Australia T 02 4625 3107 F 02 4627 3194 E support saltmate com au W www saltmate com au...

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