Troubleshooting
Resilience D Installation guide. © 2016, all rights reserved
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Problem
Possible Causes
What to do
Flow icon is on and NO
FLOW message appears
in the numerical display
Insufficient water
flows from pump to
flow sensor and cell
This is normal if there is air in the lines or for a few
minutes at initial startup
Clean filters and strainers
Check for closed valves, pump cavitation, faulty
pump etc'
Obstruction or lime-
scale build up in cell
Clean cell according to instruction manual (see
"maintenance" chapter, page 31)
Flow sensor was not
installed in the correct
direction
Turn flow sensor so arrow faces direction of water
flow
Flow sensor is not fully
threaded into the Tee
connector
Fully thread the Flow sensor into the Tee
connector. Be careful not to damage the wires or
sensors.
Cut wires or
insufficient wire
connections
Check the connection to ensure proper wire
contact
Output bar lights but
does not reach 100%
Output bar set too low
Push the button to set the output level to a
higher setting
Dirty cell
Check the cell to ensure that the blades are in good
condition and not coated with calcium buildup.
Cleaning the cell is recommended if it is calcified or
if the readout seems questionable. See "cell
cleaning" in the "maintenance" chapter, page 31
Poor connection of
quick connectors
Check for debris inside the connectors. Ensure that
the quick connectors are connected
Low pool water
temperature
In cold water (lower than 26
º
C/80
º
F the salt
meter may indicate a lower salinity level. This is
normal
Not enough salt due to
heavy rain, initial
miscalculation etc'
Add salt to the pool. See :"Adding salt" chapter for
more information, page 18
It is recommended to periodically test the salt level
by a professional and adjust according to the
salinity demand table in this manual, page 19
Worn cell
If none of the above resolves the problem the cell
may be worn out.
