Hours: M-F, 8 am – 5 pm EST • P: 1-844-432-4303
www.vertexwaterfeatures.com • [email protected]
REV.051016
Hours: M-F, 8 am – 5 pm EST • P: 1-844-432-4303
www.vertexwaterfeatures.com • [email protected]
CABINET COOLING FAN REPLACEMENT
Cooling fans provide critical cooling for the cabinet components. If the cooling fan fails, cabinet temperatures will increase and damage the
compressor system. We recommend replacing the cooling fan during compressor piston cup replacement.
DISK FLEX-CLEANING PROCEDURES
PondLyfe 1
PondLyfe 2 OR PondLyfe 4
PondLyfe 3
Remove the PondLyfe lid
Remove the PondLyfe lid
Remove the PondLyfe lid
Locate pressure release valve (pg.7, E)
Close one of the two valves (pg.7, A)
Close two of the three valves (pg.7, A)
Using the attached ring on the pressure release valve,
pull back gently so air releases through the valve. Hold
for 2 seconds then close. If it doesn't retun, gently twist
until it does.
Fully open the remaining valve
Fully open the remaining valve
Fully close the open valve for two seconds then return to the
open position. The pressure release valve will activate when
closed. This is OK.
Fully close the open valve for two seconds then return to the
open position. The pressure release valve will activate when
closed. This is OK.
Repeat four more times, total of five flexes.
Repeat four more times, total of five flexes.
Repeat four more times, total of five flexes.
With the one valve fully open, open the second valve. Now
close the valve that was just used and repeat flexing for the
second valve.
With the one valve fully open, open the second valve. Now
close the valve that was just used and repeat flexing for the
second valve. Repeat for the third valve.
Set valves to their previous setting for balanced airflow.
Set valves to their previous setting for balanced airflow.
Reattach lid
Reattach Lid
Reattach Lid
MULTIPLE AIRSTATION™ BALANCING
WARNING/ATTENTION:
If the system has been installed in an established pond and you are attempting to balance
the AirStations during the first day of operation, make certain that this procedure takes as little time as possible. Under 30 minutes is preferred.
See “System Start-up Procedures” section for details.
Si vous installez un système dans un ancien étang, et que vous essayez d'équilibrer les
AirStation ™ lors de la première journée d'opération, assurez-vous que cette procédure prendra le moins de temps possible. Moins de 30 minutes
si possible. Voir "Procédures du système de départ" pour plus de détails.
Once the installation of a multiple AirStation system has been completed, proper balancing of the AirStations is required to ensure that they all
get an equal amount of air. The control valves for each AirStation are located inside the cabinet, unless a VBS (Valve Box System) was installed.
In the instance that a Remote VBS was installed, the control valves will be inside the valve box, buried to ground level, down by the shoreline.
Use a 7/16" wrench to unscrew the bolts and remove the cabinet lid. Close the AirStation valve with the shortest (or most shallow) run of tubing.
With one valve wide open, partially open the valve that controls the air flow to the other AirStation. Adjust the second valve until a boil is noticed
above this AirStation. Once there is air to both of the AirStations, check to be sure both boils are approximately the same size. If they are not,
make small adjustments as necessary to even them out. At this point, we suggest making indicator marks with a permanent marker from the
valve handle to the valve body to assist you in rebalancing the system in the future. The overall goal when adjusting the valves is to balance the
AirStations at the lowest possible pressure. The lower the system pressure the higher the total air flow.
REV.051016