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Water Tank Temperature Alarm Testing
a. Remove the water temperature thermocouple from the water tank flange, leaving the thermocouple
extension cable (yellow) connected.
b. Place in a bath of room temperature water, allow the sensor to reach equilibrium and check the low
water temperature alarm will activate.
c. To check the high water temperature alarm, boil water in a separate container. Place the
thermocouple in the nearly boiling water (approximately 210ºF / 99ºC) to verify that the high water
temperature alarm will activate.
d. Reinstall the thermocouple onto the water tank flange.
Superheat Alarm Testing
The superheat alarm can be tested by placing the chlorine gas temperature probe in ice water during
the pressure switch alarm testing.
Cathodic Protection Testing
At the top of the water tank flange, unfasten the screw and wire connectors from the magnesium anode
nearest the ammeter. The current value should then drop to zero.
1.3 Component Preventative Maintenance
All rupture discs should be replaced on a yearly basis. O-rings and gaskets should also be replaced
yearly or sooner if they appear cracked/damaged in any way. Before proceeding to perform any testing
or maintenance ensure that there is no chlorine in the system and that the chlorine inlet piping is shut
off. Please refer to Section III.4.2 for system shut down.
Magnesium Anode Replacement
Based on normal operating conditions, the four (4) sacrificial magnesium anodes will need to be
replaced yearly or more often if necessary. This is a very important step as it protects the chlorine
pressure chamber and all other system components from corrosion.
a. Remove wires connected to the anodes.
b. Remove anodes.
c. Install new anodes into the respective locations and attach the anode wires.
2. 5-Year Chlorine Pressure Chamber Cleaning and Inspection
This step should be conducted at least every five years or if signs of corrosion exist.
a. Complete Section IV.1.1 chlorine pressure chamber cleaning (perform steps a through h only).
b. Weigh the inner chlorine chamber assembly (less the process instrumentation, water tank bolts,
anodes and fittings, and inlet/outlet pipe.) and record the weight.
c. If the weight of the inner pressure chamber is 10 or more pounds lower than the original weight,
or corrosion pits exceed
1
⁄
8
" (0.3 cm) depth anywhere on the chamber, it must be replaced. This
weight includes the top flange, flange bolts, and lead gasket. Original weight is stamped on the
pressure chamber and also stored with Hydro Instruments for future reference.
d. Complete Section IV.1 steps i through n.
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