MIOX RIO Zuni 1, Инструкция по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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MIOX RIO Zuni™ Operators Manual
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Remove the inlet (bottom) and outlet (top) plumbing connections from the cell by
sliding the tubing off of the hose fittings on the cell.
Note: liquid may still be present within the cell and plumbing lines, watch
out for leaks and use a cup or similar container to help catch excess liquid.
7) Install the New Cell
Install the new replacement cell by following steps 4 through 6 in reverse order.
Though the unit should be completely disconnected from power at this point, it is
good practice to ensure that the outside of the cell and surrounding area are
completely dry before connecting the cell leads as excess oxidant can corrode the
electrical hardware and/or cause a short once power is restored to the unit.
8) Restore OSG to Operating Condition
Once the new cell is installed and mounted to the unit, ensure the entire area is dry
to avoid damaging electrical components. After drying the area, double check ALL
electrical and cell connections contained within the OSG enclosure to ensure that
nothing came loose during the replacement process. Re-install the plumbing and
electrical connections by performing steps 1 and 2 in reverse order. Once the unit is
back to its normal operating configuration (but with the plastic cover still removed),
turn on the unit and monitor it closely throughout the priming process to ensure
there are no leaks.
9) Reset the Cell Hours
Once the unit has completed the priming process, remove the top cover of the
electrical enclosure by removing the four 8-18 hex head self-drill screws located at
the four corners as shown in Figure3 to gain access to the controls board. With the
unit still powered on, locate and press the small orange button closest to the USB
port for more than 5 seconds to reset the cell hours counter to zero (Figure 11).
Verify this is complete by watching the display, when the ‘Cell Hours’ screen appears,
the counter should be reset.
NOTE: The reset will not work if the system is still in priming mode, make sure to
wait until the unit is in either ‘Run’ or ‘Standby’ modes before performing this step.
Be careful of exposed electrical components that may present a shock hazard.
10) Replace Covers & Resume Normal Operation
Re-install the cover for the electrical enclosure using the hex screws. Replace the
plastic outer cover by performing step 3 in reverse. Monitor the unit closely for the
first hour after replacement to ensure that there are no leaks.