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Attention:
Carefully read through the instal-
lation and operating instructions
and safety information before
installing and putting the unit into
service.
These Instructions must always
be issued to the owner/user.

Installation and Operating 
Instructions

JUDO BIOSTAT-COMBIMAT

Water Treatment Device 

Model BST-CA

Valid for: Canada

    BST-CA

Summary of Contents for BIOSTAT-COMBIMAT BST-C

Page 1: ...nstructions and safety information before installing and putting the unit into service These Instructions must always be issued to the owner user Installation and Operating Instructions JUDO BIOSTAT COMBIMAT Water Treatment Device Model BST CA Valid for Canada BST CA ...

Page 2: ...mbH D 71364 Winnenden All rights reserved Reprints even of extracts is only permitted with special written approval Dear Customer Thank you for the confidence you have shown in us by purchasing this unit With this water treatment device you have purchased an unit that corresponds fully to the most up dated standards of tech nology This water treatment device is suitable for use in cold drinking wa...

Page 3: ...on which can be deter mined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an exper...

Page 4: ...harging the flushing water 12 5 Operation 14 5 1 Commissioning 14 5 2 Description of its function 15 5 3 Control lamps manual pushbuttons 17 5 4 Cleaning Flushing 18 5 5 Warning message Battery low 18 5 6 Mounting of the panelling 18 5 7 Replacing the batteries 18 5 8 Modifications changes spare parts 19 5 9 Stoppages 20 6 Fault 21 7 Maintenance 22 7 1 Cleaning 22 8 Warranty and Services 22 9 Data...

Page 5: ... may only be carried out by personnel authorized by the manufacturer who are capable of fulfilling the instructions given in the installation and operating instructions and the country specific prescriptions Apart from the instruction manual and the laws governing health safety applicable in the country and place of use the recognised technical regulations for safe and proper work must also be obs...

Page 6: ...lectrical and mechanical effects Danger to persons and the environment due to leaks Refrain from any unsafe working methods Failure to comply with this instruction manual and the safety information can not only result in dangers for people but can also harm the environment and the unit 1 3 Units used In derogation of the International System of Units SI System International the follo wing units ar...

Page 7: ...r or further use is deemed not to be intended use Additional dangers exist in case of non intended use and failure to observe the danger symbols and safety information The manufacturer supplier are not liable for any losses or damage resulting from this The risk is solely borne by the user Intended use also includes observing the instruction manual The manufacturer supplier must always be consulte...

Page 8: ...p to over 440 psi 3000 kPa frequently occur This can cause damage to important functional inte rior parts of the water treatment device 2 2 Notes on special dangers 2 2 1 Electrical equipment installations Electrical devices equipment which are not splash proof and which are located near the water treatment device can be damaged by water which escapes from the water treat ment device during Cleani...

Page 9: ...l ATTENTION see chapter Safety information and dangers due to non compliance The unit may only be installed by skilled personnel The chapter on Intended Use has always to be observed The pipes must be able to support in a safe way the water treatment devices Otherwise mechanical damage or fractures bursts can occur in the pipes This can result in major water damage People close to the water treatm...

Page 10: ...afety information and dangers due to non compliance Always install the water treatment devices in a vertical position 5 Unless impairments of its function can occur 4 2 2 Power supply ATTENTION see chapter Safety information and dangers due to non compliance A permanent power supply must be avail able If the water treatment devices is not permanently supplied with power there is no warning in case...

Page 11: ...rge forces act on the pipe built in rotary flange and water treatment devices 4 2 4 Mounting of the Bypass Valve accessories The flange of the bypass valve marked with the cast in letter R pipe is screwed onto the built in rotary flange The conditioner is fitted onto the flange marked with the cast in letter G unit The hand wheel of the bypass valve can be positioned anywhere above the unit or to ...

Page 12: ...ket must point towards the built in rotary flange Failure to observe this can lead to leaks and water escaping This can cause damage due to water to the house and its installa tions see Fig 7 4 3 Discharging the flushing water An adequately dimensioned wastewater connection e g floor drain according to DIN 1986 must be available for the flushing water The dimensioning depends on the local circumst...

Page 13: ...th EN 1717 The loose end of the hose has to be firmly fixed with the included adhesive tape at the pipe or a similar object The flushing water must be discharged into a firmly mounted drain Flushing water discharge options Ensure that the wastewater con nection functions before plug ging the power supply unit into the socket Fig 8 Flushing water discharge options 1 Inch 20 mm ø 50 mm 6 Inch 150 mm...

Page 14: ...e freely acces sible After the power supply has been connected the electrical circuit performs a self check of all the functions and parameters stored in the electronics Following a successful check all control lamps flashes four times As soon as LED 1 shows a continuous green light indicating Operation the water treatment devices is ready for use When water is flowing the green LED 1 flashes see ...

Page 15: ...peller that can be found in the propeller water meter rotates and a Hall Sensor receives impulses from the magnet in the propeller The electronics then calculate the water flow from the frequency and quantity of the impulses The electronics regulate the treat ment current referring to the relation that exists between the applied voltage and the treatment current as well as from the dura tion of th...

Page 16: ...ystals on which further lime can be deposited Principally in the warm water field the growth of the crystals can be realized by a gradual clouding of the water The crystals slowly grow large enough to be able to disperse the rays of light At that stage they are but a few thousandths of a millimeter in size But even these crystals are small enough to remain in suspension and to be flushed out with ...

Page 17: ... devices creates a disadvantageous living environment for the legionella bacteria but must not be used however in legionnaires disease contami nated water systems as the sole protection against legionnaires disease In these circumstances measures for disinfection have to be adopted here as further steps in accordance with the DVGW working sheet W551 in order to kill the legionella bacteria complet...

Page 18: ...e each Cleaning Flushing a battery test will be effected A missing unloaded or defective battery is indicated by the flashing of the red LED 4 A trigging of the container flushing is then not possible 5 6 Mounting of the panelling Dismantling Withdraw the upper inferior clamping fixture Carefully pull apart the right and the left panel parts by the handle cavities on the back of the panelling Remo...

Page 19: ... return point 5 8 Modifications changes spare parts ATTENTION see chapter Safety information and dangers due to non compliance Only original spare parts are to be used Independent modifications and changes are prohibited for safety reasons These can impair the function of the water treatment device lead to lead and in extreme cases can cause the water treatment device to burst The test marks impri...

Page 20: ...nto contact with and be discharged into the drinking water when the water treatment device is switched back on The health of people who drink dirty water is at risk Store the water treatment device in frost free conditions Frost can cause any water contained in the water treatment device voids to freeze and thus cause mechanical damage to the water treat ment device so that it leaks at operating p...

Page 21: ...ly from the socket Remove the panelling see chapter Mounting of the panelling Check the cable connections reconnecting each plug and socket connection which is loose Remount the panelling Plug the power supply back into the socket Repeated fault meassage after having reput the power supply in the socket Inform fitter or nearest available customer service point without any delay Quote the appliance...

Page 22: ...ntee claims it is necessary in accordance with DIN 1988 section 8 that depending on the individual water consumption a visual inspection of the device has to be effected every 03 to 06 months and that the unit is flushed accor ding to the operating instructions In order to achieve a successful operating and this also after the putting into service and for many years it is indispensable to effect a...

Page 23: ... water treatment device Installation height depends on the type of drainage see chapter Discharging the flushing water Model Size Order No BST CA Type 15 8210409 BST CA Type 25 1 8210407 BST CA Type 50 1 8210408 Operating pressure Nominal pressure 22 psi 150 kPa to 116 psi 800 kPa PN 10 BST C BST CA Type 15 Type 25 Type 50 Nominal flow rate 6 6 gpm 1 5 m h 11 gpm 2 5 m h 2 x 11 gpm 2 x 2 5 m h Pre...

Page 24: ...ion the water pipe after the water treatment device in order to enrich propor tionally the water with a mineral solution JUL Mineral solutions JUL contain active com ponents which create the conditions in which a homogeneous protective coating can be formed in the system of pipework located thereafter These active compo nents correspond to the prescribed type quality and quantity according to in a...

Page 25: ...JUDO BIOSTAT COMBIMAT 25 Spare Parts BIOSTAT COMBIMAT 10 Spare Parts BIOSTAT COMBIMAT ...

Page 26: ...125 8 Screw 2 9x13 2 1609172 9 Strain relieving bracket 1 1609114 10 Cheese head screw M6x25 4 2010199 11 Profiled flange seal 1 1200218 12 Backflow preventer 1 1 1610287 13 Spare parts kit for basic unit 1 2210448 14 Hexagonal nut M6 4 1633145 15 Hexagonal nut M8 6 1607117 16 Spare parts kit for rinsing hose connection 1 2210449 17 Basic unit complete 1 2210450 18 Hose clamp 1 1633344 19 Hose to ...

Page 27: ...nterval 2 years 3 years 4 years 25 Battery cable 1 2210286 26 E block battery 9V 1 1500261 27 Front foil 1 1701393 28 Guard Ring large 1 1120625 29 Brush drive complete 1 2210348 Item Description Recommended average replacement interval for wearing part piece Order No ...

Page 28: ... prin ting All rights are reserved for modifications as a result of technical progress or further developments Claims with regard to models or products are excluded 1701641 2009 08 Installed by JUDO Water Treatment Inc 240 Lesmill Road Toronto ON M3B 2T5 phone 866 451 5836 416 451 1556 fax 866 761 3335 416 391 4275 e mail info judo online com www judo online com ...

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