SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
The Sensiblue disinfection process uses a very small amount of salt when in
operation. When the LED-light lits up red, there is not enough salt water for the
electrolysis process to function properly. You need to refill the Salt container.
Refilling Salt container
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Close the valves upstream of the Sensiblue (Page 3, Valves A & C) in your water
circuit.
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Open one of the downstream taps (Page 3, Taps I or II, etc) to release water
pressure.
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Close the valve downstream of the Sensiblue (Page 3, Valve B)
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Open the white Sensiblue housing by turning the housing following the indicated
direction “OPEN”. If there is no space to remove the cap downwards, you may
unscrew the housing (marked yellow, Fig 7).
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Unscrew the blue salt container anticlockwise.
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Pour out 1/3rd of the water. After refilling it will
take 10-30 minutes before a su
ffi
cient amount
of salt has been dissolved for optimal
performance of chlorine production. Leaving
part of the salty water will accelerate startup.
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Clean the container and O-ring with warm
water. (Fig 8)
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Check the position of the T-shaped salt
distribution unit in the container and the
position of the O-ring; make sure the T-
shaped unit is pressed in below the O-ring.
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Pour the salt in the container (consumable salt
pearls, dimensions 5-15mm, according
EN973 Type A and/ or DIN19604 Type 2). If
possible, fill the container up with water before
mounting to minimise air inclusions.
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Mount the salt container back to the Sensiblue
and
close it hand tight.
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Slowly open the upstream valve, the container
will be de-aerated if you open a downstream
tap and close and open the upstream at least
10 times for deaerating the Sensiblue.
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Note: After refilling the container it takes some
time for the Sensiblue to start up the
disinfection process. The LED indicator will
turn green again soon after.
Fig. 8 - exploded view of Salt
container
Fig 7. Screws of Salt container
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