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7 Start-up
NOTE
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The minimum lighting time for the emitter is
10 minutes. A shorter switch-on time will lead
to malfunctions (the emitter no longer ignites).
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Open the overall system’s water supply and drainage.
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Switch on the circulation pump.
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Open the bleed screw to bleed the UV radiation chamber (see chap-
ter “10.3 Cleaning/replacing the emitter casing tube”, page 29).
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Fully open the ball valve to supply the ozone-air mixture.
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Switch on the main switch. The product starts automatically.
For a visual function check of the UV emitter, a waveguide that lights
up blue is installed in the protective cap of the UV emitter.
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Slowly close the ball valve until you can see bubbles from the ozone-
air mixture in the water flow through the inspection window. This
regulates the water flow through the RO3
UV bypass and therefore
adjusts the amount of ozone-air mixture added.
6.2 Getting the unit ready for operation
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Install the product and connect it to the water supply.
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There must be at least 1.1 m of clearance above the product to facil-
itate emitter replacement.
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Establish the electrical connection (see the connection and assign-
ment plan)
WARNING!
Ultraviolet rays
Burn hazard for eyes and skin
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Only start up the product when the grey protec-
tive cap is in place.
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Wear personal protective equipment (protective
goggles).
DANGER!
Ozone
Risk of death from inhalation!
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Shut down the product in the event of an ozone
leak.
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Leave the operating room.
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Use suitable protective respiratory equipment.
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Attach the supplied safety signs:
Attach the access restriction to
the outside of the operating area
door.
Attach the warning for poison-
ous substances on the device.
Attach the warning prohibiting
open flame in the operating
room.