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MIOX AE Series Operators Manual
102-00085-E Page 36
Daily Maintenance
Check the Salt Level - T here must always be ample salt in the brine generator for OSG use, as well as
water softener regeneration. MIOX Corporation recommends keeping a minimum of 1 foot (0.3 meters)
of salt in the brine generator at all times.
During the first few weeks of operation, it is critical to check the MIOX OSG more frequently to identify
and solve site-specific problems, fine tune the injection rate, and tighten any connections that may have
loosened during shipping.
NOTE: it is critical to check the system more frequently in the first few weeks of operation in
order to identify and solve any site-specific problems.
Weekly Maintenance
Check Feed Water Pressure ( 25 to 100 psi; 172 to 689 kPa) – The feed water pressure of some
water systems tends to fluctuate. If water pressure goes below 25 psi (172 kPa) or above 100 psi (689
kPa), it could damage the MIOX OSG.
Check for Leaks – Ensure that hoses and fittings are tight and leak-free. Correct any leaks with Teflon
tape. Do not use any type of Teflon paste since excess could potentially break free and gum up the brine
proportion pump or water softener.
If the cell perimeter is seeping, tighten all perimeter bolts.
Check for Loose Connections/Corrosion – Check cell leads and lugs for corrosion. For light
corrosion, clean cell leads and lugs with a fine sandpaper or a wire brush. If severe corrosion is present,
replace the cell lead. Torque cell lead connections to 72 in/lbs (8.13 N•m).
Check Chlorine (FAC) Production – Check and note chlorine production to identify trends over time.
Check Water Softener (< 1 grain) – Test water flow from the water softener with a hardness test kit
to ensure that the softener is functioning properly. Water should be less than 1 grain (17.1 mg/l as
CaCO
3
) hardness.
Monthly Maintenance
Check Power – Verify that AC supply voltage is within system specification
Toggle Day Tank Float Switch – The system is in standby when both floats are up. At this point,
manually push both floats down to verify that the system operates. Floats should move smoothly
approximately 1/2” in either direction. When both floats are pushed down, the OSG will come out of
stand-by and begin oxidant solution production.
Check Flows – Test the flow from the oxidant discharge by measuring how much of a container is filled
within a specified time period. If flow varies ± 10% from the values stated in Table 1, contact MIOX
Corporation Customer Service to rectify the problem.