DAILY MAINTENANCE
• Clean skimmer baskets if required.
• remove floating leaves if required.
• remove any large accumulation of debris on the bottom with a leaf scoop.
• Check that the water level is high enough for the pump to operate correctly.
• (water level should be in the middle of the skimmer mouth opening).
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE
If the Pool/Spa is heavily used (such as in hot weather) it must be checked more
frequently. As a general guide, it is recommended that the check should be made at least
twice weekly in the swimming season and once every two weeks in the non-swimming
period. Seek guidance from your local authority or qualified Pool/Spa maintenance
technician if necessary.
• Check and clean pump and leaf baskets if required.
• Check filter and backwash the media filter or clean cartridge filter as necessary.
• Make sure there is adequate diluted acid in the tank of the automatic feeder for the
next week.
• Always add acid to the water, never water to acid.
• Test the pH & free chlorine levels in the Pool/Spa water.
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
• Test the TA, adjust if required.
• Check the stabiliser level and make sure it is in range.
• Check Squeeze tubes.
• Change water, spa applications only.
QUARTERLY, HALF YEARLY OR YEARLY MAINTENANCE
• Check and clean probe if required.
• Check squeeze tubes & all tubing; Squeeze tubes need to be replaced based.
• on usage. If tubing is stiff or swollen then replace tubing. Take care as chemical will be
in tubing.
• Clean salt cell: follow chlorinator manual instructions to accomplish this step.
9. INSTALLING THE PH SENSOR
9.1. The pH sensor is to be installed on the pool
suction line, before acid injection
point and salt cell.
9.2. dry fit the pH sensor saddle to ensure sufficient space and clearances.
9.3. Whilst in dry fit, mark the holes to be drilled into the pipes, so they are directly
under the open head of the chemical injection point.
9.4. using a hole saw (22 mm), drill the first hole and clean the swarf (Figures 9.1
and 9.2).
9.5. Install the lower and upper clamps (Figure 9.3 and 9.4), so that the hole is
directly beneath the open head of the upper clamp. Then secure the clamps
together using the nuts and bolts provided, tightening with an adjustable
wrench or 10mm socket wrench, (Figure 9.5).
9.6. using the Teflon tape provided, install the 20mm probe nipple on the injection
clamp Hands tighten, and then
½
turn with adjustable wrench do not over
tighten (Figure 9.6).
9.7. using the Teflon tape provided, install the pH sensor injector to the probe
nipple. Hand tightens (Figures 9.7).
9.8. Connect the pH Sensor bNC connector electrochlor (Figure 9.8).
Figure 9.6
Figure 9.7
Figure 9.8
Figure 9.2
Figure 9.1
Figure 9.3
Figure 9.4
Figure 9.5
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