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LYNC UV-H 

SECTION 7: MAINTENANCE  

    

 

4.  Place another bucket under the unit and drain the unit completely (see Draining the Unit section). 

Note that piping connections to the inlet and outlet ports will have to be removed in order to 
disassemble the unit

’s stainless manifolds. Perform these disconnections now. 

5.  Open the UV Chamber as described in Accessing UV Chamber section. It may be necessary to have 

the UV chamber door held open for this procedure. 

6.  Remove top plastic cover. 

7.  Disconnect wires to wiper motor, purge valve, and water temperature sensor (thermistor). 

8.  Remove the wiper motor by removing the two screws holding it to the plate. 

9.  Remove the motor mounting plate from the top manifold by removing the two screws and nuts. 

Removing this plate will allow top manifold to come free from the wire bundle. 

CAUTION! Do not damage sealing surfaces of manifolds or wiper shaft adapter - handle these parts with care 
to prevent water leaks. The wiper assembly must also be handled with care to prevent damage to cleaning 
edges. The wiper blades are sharp, handle them with care. 

 

 

Figure 7-6 

10. Remove the retaining ring (E-ring) holding the wiper shaft.  

11. Use the 7/16

” (11mm) wrench or nut driver to remove the four nuts of the top manifold in an 

alternating pattern (top left, bottom right, bottom left, then top right). The bottom manifold does 
not require removal to clean the quartz sleeve, so leave it in place. This will support the quartz 
sleeve during cleaning and simplify the overall process. 

12. Press down on the wiper shaft and remove the top manifold (Figure 7.6) by lifting it straight up to 

disengage the wiper shaft. The shaft adapter should remain on the top of the wiper shaft. Note the 
orientation of the slot to the wiper blades 

– the slot is aligned to the wiper blades. 

13. Remove the wiper assembly by carefully lifting it up and out of the quartz sleeve. Rotating it 

counter-clockwise as you lift will help. Prevent the shaft adapter from falling off the wiper assembly. 
Note that the shaft adapter sits on the top end of the wiper shaft - the top end of the shaft has a 
hole, the bottom end of the shaft does not. 

Summary of Contents for LYNC UV-H

Page 1: ...L OMM 016_A 6 22 2023...

Page 2: ...rt Stop 14 4 8 4 20mA Modbus Option 14 4 9 Data Logging on USB Option 15 SECTION 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 16 5 1 Unit Functions 16 5 2 Navigating the Menus 17 5 3 Plugging in the UV H for the first ti...

Page 3: ...the product meet IEC 60335 1 IEC 60335 2 109 National Differences EU Group Differences AU NZ SG and are CE and ACMA Australian Communications Media Authority compliant NSW CS11052N The Hallett 500PN...

Page 4: ...the event the chamber is accessed when the power is on Do not defeat its purpose or attempt to service without opening the panel completely 10 Do not operate the unit with a damaged cord or plug or a...

Page 5: ...s for 120Vac 1 3Safety Symbols WARNING Potential Shock Hazard Shutdown and unplug the unit before servicing DANGER UltravioletRadiation Disconnectpower beforereplacing lamps Thelampsintheunit emit ult...

Page 6: ...pertocleantheinsideofthe quartz sleeve eliminating fouling and the need for a water softener making abrasive quartz sleeve cleaning a thing of the past saving money and the environment The wiper is au...

Page 7: ...gpm 40 gpm 16 5 gpm 37 gpm Performance Certifications 2 NSF ANSI 55 Class A NSF ANSI55Class A Min UVT for 40mJ cm2 Dose 95 75 95 75 95 Flow Restrictor Optional Yes Optional Yes Optional Pressure Drop...

Page 8: ...us connectivity Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Power Draw 403W 403W 222W 222W 196W 196W Inlet Outlet Port size 2 MNPT 2 MNPT 1 MNPT 1 MNPT 1 MNPT 1 MNPT Nominal Dimensions H x W...

Page 9: ...less than or equal to 1000 mg L mg L ppm Level of turbidity or cloudiness of less than or equal to 1 NTU nephelometric turbidityunit In a point of entry application a 5 micron sediment filter is recom...

Page 10: ...e discharge line WARNING Use copper or stainless steel pipingattheUVoutletsincewatertemperaturescanreach176 F 80 C if the UV unit operates without water flow or the ability to purge DO NOT USE PVC The...

Page 11: ...re treatment devices such as filters water softeners etc and also any pressure tanks However it must be installed before any branches in the piping so that all the water is disinfected before splittin...

Page 12: ...ough Lync by Watts Use only new hoses old hoses should be discarded Ifhosesare being used connect them now to both the top and bottom of the unit Make sure that the sealing washer is inside the hose e...

Page 13: ...al operation always leave valve in automatic position In the Advanced Settings menu item 2 7 3 toggle the valve to be Installed and a monthly reminder will appear to test valve Please test valve month...

Page 14: ...is treating if the contact is open the unit is in alarm has lost power or perhaps the wire has been cut The second contact labeled WARNING is to indicate the existence of an abnormal condition such a...

Page 15: ...NS 4 9 Data Logging on USB Option Data logging capability is an available option on all UV H units A small USB drive is used to record system performance every 30 seconds The USB drive can store up to...

Page 16: ...Green Light an illuminated green light indicates the unit is treating normally A slow flashing green light means the UV lamps are not yet at full power or the unit is in standby mode awaiting a remote...

Page 17: ...tact Info Text Company Phone Installation date 1 System Info 1 1 UVT 1 2 UVI 1 3 Left Lamp UV 1 4 Left Water UV 1 5 Right Lamp UV If available 1 6 Right Water UV If available 1 7 PCB Temp 1 8 Sys Temp...

Page 18: ...etric 2 5 Reset Lamp Counter 2 6 Message History Last 100 messages 2 6 1 Message 1 2 6 1 1 UV Dose 2 6 1 2 Water Temp 2 6 1 3 Estimated UVI 2 6 1 4 Estimated UVT 2 6 1 5 Left Lamp UV 2 6 1 6 Left Wate...

Page 19: ...3 Interlock for UV door 2 7 1 14 Wiper Positioner switch 2 7 1 15 Remote Start Stop Signal 2 7 1 16 Fault 1 2 7 1 17 Fault 2 2 7 1 18 Lamp Temp 2 7 1 19 Water Temp 2 7 1 20 Analog In 2 7 1 21 System T...

Page 20: ...onents In the event of a lack of water or water supply being turned off shutdown the unit until the water supply can be restored In the event of a power failure the unit will shut down and the optiona...

Page 21: ...ost filters if installed also require flushing prior to use follow the manufacturer s recommendations The system may be flushed manually by disassembling the unit and filling and draining the unit by...

Page 22: ...idual especially in the case of discharge into a septic system 8 Now that the disinfection procedure is complete you will need to return the filter to its housing Shut off the water supply relieve wat...

Page 23: ...bleshooting since it contains up to 100 messages events with associated recordeddatasuchastimes UVI UVT UVsensor values and temperatures In the event of an alarm in many cases a physical inspection of...

Page 24: ...etime Replace lamps of lamp starts have exceeded specification Replace lamps but reduce future lamp cycles UV sensor requires recalibration replacement Install reference sensor to confirm status of un...

Page 25: ...riodically The UV H contains a washable air filter in the located at the air inlet port See Figure 7 1 Periodically check and clean the filter to ensure blower operation is not impeded Figure 7 1 UV S...

Page 26: ...down the system for seasonal use will extend lamp life The unit has an internal timer to keep track of the lifetime of the lamps The UV H will issue a warning when the end of lamp lifetime approaches...

Page 27: ...ng and waste management authority for proper disposal procedures in your area Figure 7 3 Figure 7 4 5 Install the new lamps into the unit one at a time being careful not to touch the bulb Insert the t...

Page 28: ...nit to collect the water 4 Open a tap downstream of the unit to vent 5 Open the optional drain valve if installed and disconnect the flexible hose or piping at the bottom port to allow the system to d...

Page 29: ...out afterwards Fill the rest of the quartz sleeve with water 8 Let the cleaning solution remain in the quartz sleeve for at least 10 20 minutes 9 Manually turning the wiper may greatly assist the clea...

Page 30: ...alsobehandledwithcaretopreventdamagetocleaning edges The wiper blades are sharp handle them with care Figure 7 6 10 Remove the retaining ring E ring holding the wiper shaft 11 Use the 7 16 11mm wrench...

Page 31: ...t is placed onahorizontal surface removing the unit from the wall to work on a bench is recommended especially for the UV H Hallett 1000 models Figure 7 7 5 Remove the bottom plastic cover and then th...

Page 32: ...ct for leaks Repair any leaks if necessary before plugging in the unit 6 Reinstall the motor mounting plate by using the trigger cam to center the plate center hole to be concentric with wiper shaft W...

Page 33: ...LYNC UV H SECTION 7 MAINTENANCE Figure 7 9A...

Page 34: ...LYNC UV H SECTION 7 MAINTENANCE Figure 7 9B...

Page 35: ...s 3 15A 250V 5x20mm IEC 12 Seal Kit complete GD5 2 Port GD6 1 port 13 Air Filter GD7 14 UV Chamber Blower Kit GD8 15 Circuit Board Blower Kit GD9 16 Temperature Sensor Thermistor Kit GD10 3 per unit 1...

Page 36: ...LYNC UV H SECTION 8 SERVICE RECORD SHEET SECTION 8 SERVICE RECORD SHEET Record lamp replacement dates and events in the space provided below Date MMM DD YYYY Action System Installed...

Page 37: ...mounted in temperature probes and purge valves 12 month Limited Warranty for all replacement LPHO lamps coverage applies up to two years from the date of manufacture of the lamps 16 month Limited War...

Page 38: ...s that are improperly installed used and or not maintained as set out in this IOM or as expressly advised by Lync by Watts This Limited Warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents acts of God m...

Page 39: ...is intended to be installed on visually clear water NSF ANSI 55 defines wastewater to include human and or animal body waste toilet paper and any other material intended to be deposited in a receptac...

Page 40: ...ION 10 NSF STATEMENT Change Log Date Description Changed By 3 1 2023 Added branded Lync cover and formatted to Lync standards Lisa Weiss 6 22 23 Multiple edits re certification and specifications via...

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