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When calibration is finished, check that the value displayed equals 7.5, otherwise repeat the calibration.

          

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ACL = 'XXX'

 

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Start the calibration procedure by pressing

 or 

, the procedure lasts about 15 seconds,

          

        

 

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If the value is 700: calibration is correct

 

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If the value is not 700: repeat the calibration steps. If the problem persists, contact your reseller.

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Press 

 or 

 or wait 30 seconds to exit.

3.4 Adjusting the set point(s)

The set point is displayed continuously on the LCD home screen.

The default setting for the pH set point is pH7.2 (pH Link and Dual Link modules).

The default setting for the ACL set point is 4 (Dual Link module). 

This value provides the ideal compromise to achieve optimum efficiency in terms of water disinfection. 

•  Calibrating the sensors (see § 3.3).

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Press 

 or 

 the use the 

 or 

 keys to display "CALIB. PH" or "CALIB. PH\ACL", then press 

 or 

.

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Use the 

 or 

  keys to display 'PH SET POINT' or 'ACL SET POINT', then press 

 or 

.

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Use the  

 or 

  keys to change the set point value.

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Press 

 or 

 or wait 30 seconds to exit.

•  The ACL set point displayed does not match the free chlorine concentration in the pool. This is the desired level 

of 'disinfection potential' in the water.

•  The ACL set point required to reach the optimum chlorine level is different in every swimming pool. A period 

manual measurement of free chlorine level in the pool is therefore necessary to adjust this ACL set point.

•  To increase the chlorine production potential: increase the ACL set point.

•  To decrease the chlorine production potential: decrease the ACL set point.

Dual Link module only:

We recommend that you check the free chlorine level in the pool a few days after the module is installed to 

determine if the rate is ideal (0.5 to 2 ppm, see §2.1). If, after this period, the free chlorine level is unsuitable, 

the ACL set point must be changed. 

3.5 Setting the pool volume

List of levels with corresponding volumes:

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Level 1: For small pools up to 40 m³

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Level 2: For mid-size pools from 40 to 60 m³ (default level)

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Level 3: For large pools between 60 and 110 m³

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Level 4: For very large pools over 110 m³

•  These values are for guidance only; the choice may vary according to the conditions of use. 

•  When the volume of the pool is at the limit between 2 levels, it is better to use the higher level. 

•  However, we recommend not 'over-sizing' the choice of level, to avoid using too much pH minus.

•  A dose of pH minus is injected into the pool every 2 hours (when the filtration and water treatment systems 

are running).

Summary of Contents for W197515

Page 1: ...H0493700 A 2014 07 Instructions for installation and use English More documents on www zodiac poolcare com ...

Page 2: ...ulations are not followed It is important that this equipment is operated by competent and qualified both physically and mentally people that have previously received the instructions for use by reading this booklet Any person not meeting these criteria should not go near the equipment to avoid the risk of being exposed to dangerous components If the equipment malfunctions do not attempt to repair...

Page 3: ... water balance 4 2 2 Installing the pH Link or Dual Link module 5 2 3 Installing the POD Kit 5 3 Use 8 3 1 Activating the module 8 3 2 Display 8 3 3 Calibrating the sensor s 8 3 4 Adjusting the set point s 9 3 5 Setting the pool volume 9 3 6 Peristaltic pump 10 4 Maintenance 10 4 1 Cleaning the sensor s 10 4 2 Wintering 11 5 Troubleshooting 11 6 Registering the product 12 7 Product conformity 12 ...

Page 4: ...ing clip PTFE tape and stoppers suction injection hose 5 meters Hole saw 22 mm 1 2 2 Dual Link module Dual Link module POD kit pH sensor ACL sensor Hole saw 22 mm Accessory bag counterweight securing clip PTFE tape and stoppers suction injection hose 5 meters Buffer solution pH 7 5 Buffer solution 700 mV 1 3 Technical specifications pH Link module Dual Link module Supply voltage Low voltage connec...

Page 5: ...ial of your pool It is essential that the pool water balance is controlled and adjusted before installing the appliance Making sure that the pool water balance is correct from the very start will reduce the likelihood of encountering problems on the first days of operation or during the season the pool is in use Even if it is an automatic control system it is essential to analyse the water regular...

Page 6: ...es particularly when performing any technical work between disconnecting the power packfrom the mains electricity supply and connecting the pH Link or Dual Link module 2 3 Installing the POD Kit The sensor holding POD Kit is a single assembly including the flow rate detector used by your appliance see 2 3 2 the pH and ACL sensors and pH minus injection The cell bypass valves must always be open Th...

Page 7: ...are still connected to their BNC cables Disconnect the cables beforehand to avoid damage Once the sensors are installed they may be connected to the BNC sockets on the power pack named pH blue and ACL red They must now be calibrated see 3 3 1 2 A badly installed sensor may give false readings and cause inappropriate operation of the appliance Neither the manufacturer nor the unit shall be liable i...

Page 8: ...ertight before operating the pH Link or Dual Link module Replace the protective cover on the peristaltic pump 2 3 2 Installing the flow switch 2 positions possible After the upstream valve if the cell is in by pass 1 On the POD kit if the cell is inline 2 a pH Link or Dual Link module installed at the same time as the power pack Locate the flow switch supplied with the power pack Screw the flow sw...

Page 9: ...calibrating at least once every 2 months during the period the swimming pool is being used Ensure the sensors are cleaned before calibration see 4 1 Confirm that the power pack is plugged in Stop the pool pump and isolate the sensors by closing any valves so as to be able to remove the sensors safely Disconnect the BNC cable from the top of each sensor then remove them unscrew from the POD Then re...

Page 10: ...f disinfection potential in the water The ACL set point required to reach the optimum chlorine level is different in every swimming pool A period manual measurement of free chlorine level in the pool is therefore necessary to adjust this ACL set point To increase the chlorine production potential increase the ACL set point To decrease the chlorine production potential decrease the ACL set point Du...

Page 11: ...the peristaltic pump more quickly it may be necessary to repeat these steps several times depending on the length of the pH minus feed line 3 6 2 Activating deactivating the peristaltic pump For safety reasons the peristaltic pump is not activated when delivered When the pH Link or Dual Link module is connected to the power pack the peristaltic pump is programmed to start approximately about 8 hou...

Page 12: ...ize PH ERROR pH adjustment has performed 5 cycles without reaching its set point 10 hours Check the pH in the pool Calibrate or replace the pH sensor The pH minus container is empty Replace the container The peristaltic pump is not primed Test the peristaltic pump The pH sensor is dirty out of calibration or not working Clean and calibrate the sensor Replace the pH7 5 buffer solution if necessary ...

Page 13: ...irst to be informed of new Zodiac products and special offers You can help us to constantly improve our product quality Europe Rest of the World www zodiac poolcare com America www zodiacpoolsystems com Australia Pacific www zodiac com au 7 Product conformity This appliance has been designed and built according to the following standards EN6000 6 1 2006 EN6000 6 3 2007 IEC 61558 2 6 1997 AS NZ 313...

Page 14: ...ease contact your retailer ZODIAC is a registered trademark of Zodiac International S A S U used under license Votre revendeur your retailer www zodiac poolcare com Zodiac Pool Care Europe BP 90023 49180 St Barthélémy d Anjou cedex S A S U au capital de 1 267 140 SIREN 395 068 679 RCS PARIS ...

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