THE AUDIBLE ALARM
The alarm sound can be turned down in volume or completely off if required. It may be
temporarily muted by pressing keypad No. 2, leaving the red warning light flashing and the
screen message to indicate the warning state. However, the next time the pump turns on it will
restore the warning sound unless the pool chemistry has been brought back into the normal
range.
If it is decided to turn off the audible alarm for any reason, the Chemigem will not have
that warning capability and the pool owners will have to rely on their own ability to
monitor the indicator lights on the face of the unit to verify that the Chlorine and pH
levels are within acceptable limits (Refer to pages 14&15)
To lower the volume to half level or turn the sound permanently off, proceed as follows-
Obtain
•
MAIN MENU
by pressing the
ENTER
keypad
Press keypad No. 6 to make
•
NEXT
flash then
ENTER
Press keypad No. 6 to make
•
SECUR
flash then
ENTER
Press keypad No. 6 to make
•
SYS
flash then
ENTER
Press
•
ENTER
repeatedly to get required option
Press
•
ESC
several times to return to normal display
ALARM LIGHT AND SOUND - STEPS TO TAKE
Alarms must not be ignored. Immediately investigate the causes and until it is certain
that the pool water is safe, do not use the pool. Seek professional help from a qualified
pool maintenance technician if it is not fully understood what is happening.
Read the message on the screen. This will advise which chemical is out of the normal
•
range
Make a test of the pool water with a good quality test kit to check if the Chemigem has the
•
same readings
It is very important that the chemical reagents in the test kit are well within their use-by
•
date. If in doubt, take a fresh sample of pool water to a pool shop for an independent test
If the Chlorine is too low, or the pH too high, check the drums of chemical to determine
•
whether they have run out
If the Chlorine is too high or the pH too low, switch off the one that is incorrect and as an
•
extra precaution, remove the tube from the drum and place it in a bucket of water
Consult the Problem Solving section on pages 29 to 30 for suggestions on how to deal with
chemical excesses.
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