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Spare Parts List

 

Product

 

Sediment Filter 

(1

st

 Stage)

 

CTO Filter 

(2

nd

 Stage)

 

UV 

Lamp

 

Quartz 
Sleeve

 

UV Controller 

Ballast

 

Filter 

Housing

 

HG210

 

HG10SFC

 

HG10CTOFC

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

HGFH10

 

HG220

 

HG20SFC

 

HG20CTOFC

 

-

 

-

 

-

 

HGFH20

 

HG210UV

 

HG10SFC

 

HG10CTOFC

 

HGUVL

 

HGUVQSS

 

HGBPC

 

HGFH10

 

HG220UV

 

HG20SFC

 

HG20CTOFC

 

HGUVL

 

HGUVQSS

 

HGBPC

 

HGFH20

 

Troubleshooting

 

 

Symptom

 

Possible Cause(s)

 

Solutions

 

Low water flow

 

Filter cartridge(s) are blocked

 

Replace the cartridge(s), see 

Filter Cartridge 

Replacement. 

Cartridges should be replaced every 6-

12 months depending on water quality.

 

Low supply pressure

 

Investigate cause of low pressure at the source.

 

Isolation valves are restricting 
flow

 

Check all isolation valves before and after the filter 
product are fully open.

 

Water leak at 
inlet or outlet

 

Plumbing connection is leaking

 

Remove any fittings, clean all threads thoroughly and 
reseal with thread sealant tape and tighten.

 

Filter cap is damaged, causing a 
leak

 

Contact Watts for a replacement if the part has been 
overtightened, exposed to freezing, high pressure or 
other damage.

 

Water leak at 
filter housing

 

Seal is leaking due to missing, 
damaged, or unlubricated O-
ring.

 

Unscrew the filter housing. Check that 2 sealing O-
rings are present, clean, undamaged and assembled 
correctly to the filter housing. Use 100% silicone food 
grade lubricant on O-rings to assist with assembly and 
prevent pinching. See 

Filter Cartridge Replacement.

 

Filter housing is damaged, 
causing a leak

 

Replace filter housing if the part has been 
overtightened, exposed to freezing, high pressure or 
other damage. See 

Spare Parts List.

 

Inconsistent or 
bubbly water 
flow

 

Trapped air in the system

 

Shut off water supply and release pressure in the 
system by pressing the red buttons on top of the filter 
housing caps. Slowly turn on the water supply and 
open a fixture downstream of the product for 3 
minutes to flush water through the system and remove 
any air pockets.

 

Filters are 
becoming 
blocked very 
quickly

 

High sediment from water 
source

 

Consider adding pre-filtration before the product with 
a larger nominal micron size (e.g. 20 micron) to 
remove large sediment before reaching the filter.

 

Table continues on next page

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for HYDROGUARD HG210

Page 1: ...HG210 HG220 Installation and Operating Instructions For correct operation of this product it is essential to observe these instructions...

Page 2: ...nment Requirements 6 Product and Position Preparation 6 Mounting Installation 7 Plumbing Installation 7 Maintenance Instructions 8 Filter Cartridge Replacement 8 Spare Parts List 9 Troubleshooting 9 L...

Page 3: ...mediately discontinue the use of the product Mechanical Installation and plumbing of the product should be done by a certified installer and follow all local standards and regulations Backflow prevent...

Page 4: ...No power required Product Specifications HG210 HG220 Water Supply 1 40 C water only from tank bore or mains supply Ambient Temperature 1 40 C Inlet Outlet Connections 25mm 1 BSP Working Pressure 500kP...

Page 5: ...nts are present and undamaged All connections must be checked for leaks before operating the product Item Description Product Code HG210 Product Code HG220 1 Mounting Plate 2 Filter Housing Cap x2 3 H...

Page 6: ...and capable of supporting the weight of the product when filled with water Minimise exposure of the filter housings to direct sunlight and protect the system from freezing at all times Ambient temper...

Page 7: ...uld be installed upstream and downstream of the product to allow easy maintenance of the product 2 Check that filter cartridges are installed in both housings The 5 micron sediment filter should be in...

Page 8: ...spanner to assist turn clockwise when looking from above 3 Carefully unscrew the filter housing taking care as the weight of the filter housing with water can be heavy 4 Empty excess water from the ho...

Page 9: ...n overtightened exposed to freezing high pressure or other damage Water leak at filter housing Seal is leaking due to missing damaged or unlubricated O ring Unscrew the filter housing Check that 2 sea...

Page 10: ...water supply and release pressure in the system by pressing the red buttons on top of the filter housing caps Slowly turn on the water supply and open a fixture downstream of the product for 3 minute...

Page 11: ...per maintenance or alteration of the product including the following 1 Faulty operation due to foreign matter in the water supply 2 Installation of the product in water supplies that contain excessive...

Page 12: ...12 P a g e Maintenance Log Date Serviced By Stage 1 Filter Stage 2 Filter Replace at least every 1 year or as required Replace at least every 1 year or as required...

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