Pool Pro Neptune NDC15, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Fault Indication Potential Cause Remedy
Cell not
cleaning,
excessive
calcium build
up on cell or
power pack
not changing
direction.
Excessively high
calcium, change of
direction time set too
high or faulty PCB.
1. See Calcium Hardness levels in Water
Balancing table (Page 6) and adjust water
accordingly. 2. Change the Cell Cleaning
times (Page 15). 3. Manually try changing
direction by holding both [<] and [>] buttons
in for 3 seconds (you must be in the Main
Screen for this to work). Failure for this to
work could indicate a faulty PCB - return for
service.
Output reading
is less than
100%.
Low salt level. Check salt level. See Salt Test (Pages 13-
14).
Build up of calcium on
the cell plates.
Calcium build-up needs to be removed.
See Cell Maintenance (Page 19).
Water temperature is
low.
Winter water temperature can be very low.
For every 1°C below 28°C the output can
drop 2-3%.
Insufficient water
flow through the cell
housing.
Ensure a full chamber of water is passing
over the cell. You may need to backwash
your filter. See Backwash (Pages 14-15).
The cell could be
damaged or at the
end of its life.
Damaged coating will reduce cell life and
output. If all conditions are correct then cell
could be at the end of its life.
Level low in one
direction but OK in the
other.
Cell may need cleaning. See Cell
Maintenance (Page 19) or the cell may
have run its life in one direction.
Continuous build up of
calcium.
See Cell Maintenance (Page 19).
Low or no
chlorine output.
Unit not working
correctly.
Go through Troubleshooting from the
beginning.
Unit not set correctly. Check basic settings such as output control
and timer running hours. Go through all
settings on Pages 11-18 and balance water
accordingly.
Salt level is too low. Check Salt in the Water Balancing table
(Page 6).
pH is too high. Check pH in the Water Balancing table
(Page 6).
Stabiliser is too low. Check Stabiliser in the Water Balancing
table (Page 6).
Cell at the end of its
life.
If full output is not reached then it could be
a failing cell.
Timer loses time
when mains
power removed.
Battery life expired. Replace battery - return for service.