SGS Breeze 320 Owner'S Manual Download Page 20

TROUBLESHOOTING

   

Situation

 

Possible

 

Cause

 

Corrective

 

Action

 

Low

 

or

 

no

 

chlorine

 

residual

 

In

 

pool

 

Low

 

stabilizer

 

(Cyanuric

 

acid

 

level

  

in

 

pool

 

water)

 

Add

 

stabilizer

 

to

 

maintain

 

30

65

 

PPM

 

per

 

pool

 

professional’s

 

recommendations

 

(see

 

Stabilizer

 

Chart

 

on

 

page

 

10).

 

 

Insufficient

 

run

 

time

 

Increase

 

daily

 

run

 

time.

  

Recommend

 

1

 

hour

 

of

 

run

 

time

 

per

 

10

 

degrees

 

ambient

 

temp.

 

 

Chlorine

 

Output

 

percentage

 

set

 

too

 

low

  

Increase

 

the

 

Sanitizer

 

Output

 

Level

 

(see

 

page

 

15)

  

 

Recent

 

increases

 

in

 

weather

 

temperature

 

without

 

increasing

 

the

 

Sanitizer

 

Output

 

of

 

the

 

system

 

Increase

 

the

 

Sanitizer

 

Output

 

Level

 

(see

 

page

 

15)

   

 

Temporary

 

loss

 

of

 

chlorine

 

due

 

to

 

heavy

 

rain,

 

leaves,

 

fertilizer

 

or

 

heavy

 

bather

 

load,

 

recent

 

party,

 

or

 

pets

 

using

 

pool.

 

Set

 

Sanitizer

 

Output

 

to

 

BOOST

 

(Super

 

Chlorinate)

 

for

 

72

 

hours.

  

Recheck

‐‐

if

 

still

 

too

 

low,

 

super

chlorinate

 

with

 

outside

 

source.

  

(Take

 

pool

 

water

 

sample

 

to

 

pool

 

professional)

  

Low

 

or

 

no

 

chlorine

 

Low

 

salt

 

level

 

(less

 

than

 

3,000

 

PPM).

  

System

 

Status

 

light

 

is

 

solid/

 

service

 

light

 

is

 

yellow

 

/

 

solid.

  

Increase

 

Salt

 

level

 

by

 

adding

 

salt

 

according

 

to

 

chart

 

on

 

Page

 

10

 

 

High

 

nitrate

 

level.

 

Contact

 

Pool

 

Professional.

 

 

Metals

 

present

 

in

 

pool

 

water.

 

Contact

 

Pool

 

Professional.

 

 

New

 

pool

 

water,

 

or

 

not

 

shocked

 

properly

 

upon

 

startup.

 

Super

chlorinate

 

pool

 

with

 

outside

 

source.

   

 

Clogged

 

or

 

dirty

 

cell

 

Remove

 

cell

 

from

 

housing

 

to

 

clean

 

(see

 

“Cell

 

Maintenance,”

 

page

 

16)

 

Status

 

light

 

is

 

solid

 

and

  

Service

 

light

 

is

 

on.

 

Pool

 

water

 

needs

 

salt.

   

 

Cell

 

is

 

clogged

 

or

 

dirty.

 

Water

 

temperature

 

is

 

low

 

 

Insufficient

 

water

 

flow

  

 
 

Insufficient

 

water

 

flow—dirty

 

filter

 

Sensor

 

tab

 

(top

 

of

 

cell)

 

issues

 

Test

 

salt

 

level

 

of

 

water.

 

Add

 

salt

 

(page

 

10)

 

if

 

necessary.

  

Check

 

and

 

clean

 

cell

 

(pp

 

16

17)

 

Check

 

water

 

temp

 

(if

 

below

 

60

 

degrees,

 

turn

 

system

 

off)

 

Make

 

sure

 

pump

 

is

 

running.

 

Check

 

and

 

correct

 

all

 

valve

 

alignments

 

Follow

 

filter

 

cleaning

 

procedures

 

Clean

 

off

 

any

 

calcium

 

on

 

sensor

 

tab.

  

Make

 

sure

 

there

 

is

 

not

 

an

 

air

 

bubble

 

at

 

point

 

of

 

sensor

 

tab

 

in

 

cell

 

housing

 

 

if

 

there

 

is,

 

contact

 

your

 

pool

 

professional

 

or

 

our

 

tech

 

hotline:

 

1

 

866

 

972

SALT

 

Unable

 

to

 

increase

 

Chlorine

 

Production

 

 

Cell

 

is

 

plugged

 

with

 

debris,

 

cold

 

water,

 

low

 

salt

 

level

 

Check

 

cell

 

and

 

clean,

 

check

 

salt

 

level,

 

check

 

water

 

temperature.

 

20

 

 

Summary of Contents for Breeze 320

Page 1: ...SG Owners Manual MODELS Breeze 320 Breeze 540 Breeze 760 Residential Systems...

Page 2: ...ranty 6 Pool water must be tested regularly in order to properly maintain its chemical balance Problems or equipment failures resulting from the failure to maintain pool water chemistry in accordance...

Page 3: ...Add It 9 Salt Table 10 Chlorinator Installation 11 Installation Preparation 12 Procedures for Installation 13 Special Situations 14 Start up procedures 14 System operation 15 Control Center Functions...

Page 4: ...n if you cannot verify the receptacle is protected by a GFCI 4 Do not bury cord Locate cord to minimize abuse from lawn mowers hedge trimmers and other equipment 5 WARNING To reduce the risk of electr...

Page 5: ...r protection CHEMICAL USE HAZARD To avoid personal injury when working with pool chemicals always wear rubber gloves and eye protection and work in a well ventilated area Use caution when choosing a l...

Page 6: ...g or removing the Electrolytic cell Your pump filter is operated under pressure and the pressure must be released before you begin work Please see your pump filter owner s manual for further instructi...

Page 7: ...portant aspect of maintaining a swimming pool Pool water must be tested regularly in order to properly maintain its chemical balance In accordance with The Association of Pool and Spas Professionals A...

Page 8: ...til the reading taken at least 24 hours later is in the 80 100 PPM range When TA is correct you may need to adjust pH Use Chlorine Stabilizer to Protect Chlorine Residual Chlorine stabilizer also know...

Page 9: ...dirty cell see illustration 5 on page 15 and Troubleshooting section for instructions on what to do when the system goes into service mode We recommend using pool salt which can be purchased at pool a...

Page 10: ...293 330 367 403 440 477 513 550 587 523 660 697 733 2000 133 166 200 234 267 300 333 367 400 433 467 500 533 567 600 633 667 2200 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 330 360 390 420 450 480 510 540 570 600 24...

Page 11: ...ing Bracket 1 Cleaning Stick Acid Replacement Device 1 Owner s Manual The following tools will be required to install the Breeze system Screwdriver Level Hacksaw or PVC cutter Wire Stripping Tool Elec...

Page 12: ...if necessary can be reduced to 1 inch PVC The cell has a 15 foot power cord and cannot be modified use caution to place the cell housing within reach of the cell cord The Breeze Control Center is shi...

Page 13: ...uitable location for the mounting of the Control Center The Control Center must be mounted on a noncombustible surface 2 The wall mounting bracket should be fastened to the wall at a height comfortabl...

Page 14: ...d for cleaning when necessary START UP PROCEDURES 1 Balance your water chemistry according to the Water Chemistry Parameters shown on page 7 Add the proper amount of salt and circulate 24 hours before...

Page 15: ...n the cell blades Chlorine production and scale buildup are easily visually monitored through the SG clear cell housing Control Center Functions 1 Sanitizer Output Lights shows level of chlorine outpu...

Page 16: ...emely high bather load Unlike other chlorinators the Breeze is able to produce chlorine at all settings on the Sanitizer Output scale for the entire run time Adjusting the Output control from 75 down...

Page 17: ...des and the legs that attach the electrodes to the cell base illustration 4 below If there is no buildup there is no need to clean the cell If there is buildup ALWAYS TURN OFF THE PUMP PRIOR TO CLEANI...

Page 18: ...esh water A build up of byproducts can damage the electrolytic cell Monthly Service To ensure that the correct chemical balance is maintained in your pool it is important to perform the following reco...

Page 19: ...ect the calcium hardness or total alkalinity levels Maintain and balance only as needed CYANURIC ACID STABILIZER CONDITIONER This chemical CYA or Cyanuric Acid allows your chlorine residual to last lo...

Page 20: ...ight is yellow solid Increase Salt level by adding salt according to chart on Page 10 High nitrate level Contact Pool Professional Metals present in pool water Contact Pool Professional New pool water...

Page 21: ...Part C on Illustration 2 page 13 on bottom of Control Center if tripped press rubber cover to reset No AC power to Control Center Verify time clock is providing 220 VAC to Control Center when active...

Page 22: ...oot For Breaker 1 8 PC114 D2 10 Circuit Breaker 1 9 PC123 D 2 1 Control Center Label 1 10 PC133 D1 10 Primary Terminal Block 1 11 PC104 C3 2 Acrylic Cover 1 12 PC105 C3 5 On Off Switch 1 13 PK6101 D03...

Page 23: ...evaluated for best results Where heightened chlorine demand exists due to warmer climates humidity high bather load water features and other environmental factors the maximum pool size should be reduc...

Page 24: ...Date Control Center Serial Model Number Factory Direct Customer Assistance Tech Support Hotline 1 866 972 SALT 7258 or 1 480 385 3052 FAX 1 480 557 0099 Email to customersupport sgschlorinators com Re...

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