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Heatseeker Solar Pool Heating 

Installation & User Manual

maintenance instructions;

 

(d)   harsh or adverse Pool/Spa water 

conditions;

 

(e)   repair to or alteration of any parts of the 

system by any person who has not been 

authorised by Supreme Solar Pty Ltd to 

perform such a repair or alteration;

 

(f)   act of God, riot, fire or other occurrence 

outside normal working conditions; or

 

(g)   by other abuse or misuse caused by the 

Purchaser or a third party.

8   Subject to clause 9, any condition or warranty 

which would otherwise be implied in this 

agreement or in relation to the Product is hereby 

excluded.

9   Where legislation implies in this agreement 

or in relation to the Product any condition or 

warranty, and that legislation avoids or prohibits 

provisions in a contract excluding or modifying 

the application of or exercise of or liability under 

such condition or warranty, the condition or 

warranty shall be deemed to be included in this 

agreement. However, the liability of Supreme 

Solar Pty Ltd for any breach of such condition 

or warranty shall be subject to clause 14 and 

any other applicable exclusions set out in this 

agreement, be limited, at the option of Supreme 

Solar Pty Ltd, to one or more of the following:

 

(a)   if the breach relates to goods:

 

 

(i)   the replacement of the goods or the 

supply of equivalent goods;

 

 

(ii)  the repair of such goods;

 

 

(iii)   the payment of the cost of having the 

goods repaired; and

 

(b)  if the breach relates to services:

 

 

(i)   the supplying of the services again; or

 

 

(ii)   the payment of the cost of having the  

services supplied again.

What Supreme Solar Pty Ltd will do

10   For defects relating to installation of the 

Product, Supreme Solar Pty Ltd will, in its 

absolute discretion:

 

(a)   repair the Product or pay for the cost of 

having the Product repaired; or

 

(b)   replace the Product or supply an equivalent 

Product; or

 

(c)   pay for the cost of replacing the Product or 

acquiring an equivalent Product;

 

 if the terms and conditions of this warranty 

are satisfied. Supreme Solar Pty Ltd will not be 

liable for any other loss or damage (including 

consequential or indirect damages).

11   Supreme Solar Pty Ltd reserves the right 

to charge the Purchaser, at Supreme Solar 

Pty Ltd’s current hourly rate, for the cost of 

examining the Product if such examination by 

Supreme Solar Pty Ltd reveals that the Product:

 

(a)   is not defective; or

 

(b)   is defective as a result of any of the events 

specified in paragraph 7.

What the Purchaser must do

12   Any claim under this warranty must be made 

at the earliest stage that the defect becomes 

obvious to enable prompt action and to avoid 

further damage and must be made no later 

than one (1) month of the defect becoming 

obvious.

13   Any claim for warranty must be accompanied 

by appropriate documentation which stipulates 

the date of installation, the invoice number, 

the details of the alleged defect and any other 

information reasonably required by Supreme 

Solar Pty Ltd.

14   Purchaser agrees to pursue any claims 

in relation to defective parts against the 

manufacturers or suppliers referred to in clause 

3, 4, 5 and 6.

Whole agreement

15   This warranty and any warranties implied by 

law which are not capable of being excluded or 

modified from the whole warranty agreement 

between Supreme Solar Pty Ltd and the 

Purchaser and all other warranties, express or 

implied, whether arising by statute or otherwise, 

are excluded and cancelled.

Governing law

16   This warranty is governed by the laws of the 

State specified in paragraph 17(c).

Defined terms

17 (a) 

 Purchaser

   The person who has purchased 

the Product and is able to 

produce proof of such purchase

 (b) 

Product

  

 Supreme Solar Pty Ltd solar 

pool heating system

 (c)

   Governing  law 

 

(paragraph 16):   

Victoria, Australia

Consumer guarantee

18   This warranty is provided in addition to 

consumer guarantees and does not alter, limit or 

replace them.

Summary of Contents for HEATSEEKER

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION USER MANUAL INSTALLATION USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...jhowell supremeheating com au HeatingAustralian Pools ForOver30Years...

Page 3: ...setting up and down buttons 05 Enter button 06 CONTROLLER TROUBLESHOOTING 07 No power to the display 07 Pipe roof sensor faults 07 Pump faults 08 Installer set up 09 Additional information 09 SOLAR PU...

Page 4: ...energy Solar systems normally incorporate a separate pump and automatic controller to maximise heat gain and can be fitted to existing pools With proper maintenance your solar pool heating system sho...

Page 5: ...North West or flat roof is acceptable 2 Shade Try to avoid positioning the solar collectors on a roof that is going to be shaded heavily throughout the day The best solar gains are made three hours e...

Page 6: ...adjustment heating manual and standby mode features AquaGen 5 AquaGen 5BR AquaGen 5PV To determine what model controller you have please refer to your quotation invoice or the model number can be fou...

Page 7: ...quired This is a better option than turning off the controller as it will flush treated pool water through the solar system as well as prolong pump bearing and mechanical seal life The pump will run f...

Page 8: ...ing the clock you will have to set the time of day Set hours then minutes 3 SYSTEM System sub menu EXIT COOLING LCD TIME HOURS SYSTEM SUB MENU EXIT Press on this menu to return to automatic operation...

Page 9: ...NG SENSOR FAULTS Swap the sensor locations simply put the pipe sensor in the roof socket and the roof sensor in the pipe socket If the fault moves from pipe to roof or vice versa then you can be certa...

Page 10: ...inues to operate then unplug it from the power point and connect it to the 240V socket marked PUMP at the bottom of the controller Apply power to the controller and if the pump starts instantaneously...

Page 11: ...when Heatseeker UniPanels cannot drain down and will require a wetted roof sensor for this mode CAL Calibrate the pool sensor ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1 If any of the menu items are left unattended for...

Page 12: ...someone becomes trapped ATTENTION Do not use or operate swimming pools spas or spa baths if a suction cover is broken missing or loose Small children using the pool or spa must always have close adul...

Page 13: ...switch off and prime pump again If pump does not prime within 3 attempts check all suction connections for sealing If these are satisfactory a check or foot valve is required to hold water for prime S...

Page 14: ...ectly to your skimmer This may result in damage to your pump and could void your warranty SOLAR PUMP TROUBLESHOOTING FAULT REASONS SOLUTIONS PUMP WILL NOT START Solar controller is not triggering pump...

Page 15: ...ION Flush the System Long term non operation of the system can result in premature failure of the solar system and will void the warranty The system should also be checked for any leaks during the ins...

Page 16: ...pending on the size of the system and during this period the resulting turbulence created will cause some associated noise Vacuum relief valves should be inspected regularly 2 4 months during the mont...

Page 17: ...lint pot O ring to ensure positive seal 3 Ensure electrical passage for cooling airflow to prevent fusing or shock hazards 4 Maintain a clear passage for cooling airflow to prevent overheating of moto...

Page 18: ...elow the joining barb to remove it STEP 2 Drill out the hole using a 8 5 8 7mm drill bit Be careful if the drill bit is new STEP 3 Clean the hole to remove any excess materials STEP 4 Place a grommet...

Page 19: ...ubricate the hole and insert a joining barb STEP 6 Peel the excess collector back to expose a single strip STEP 7 Place a pressure sleeve over the strip Apply a lubricant onto the barb and push the st...

Page 20: ...llector STEP 2 Cut the webbing between the tubes on either side of the hole STEP 3 Expose approximately 5cm of collector around the hole STEP 4 Cut the collector on either side of the hole to remove i...

Page 21: ...INSTRUCTIONS STEP 5 Place a pressure sleeve on either side of the collector STEP 6 Push a joining barb onto one of the sides Using a lubricant will make this easier STEP 7 Push the other side of the...

Page 22: ...he case of an Aqua Gen 3D Automatic Controller a one 1 year limited warranty from Space Age Electronics Pty Ltd PO Box 4382 Homebush South New South Wales 2140 Phone 03 5629 5833 Email spaceage bigpon...

Page 23: ...ivalent Product or c pay for the cost of replacing the Product or acquiring an equivalent Product if the terms and conditions of this warranty are satisfied Supreme Solar Pty Ltd will not be liable fo...

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