Remington Solar Solar Pool Ionizer and Purifier, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Test strips
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6. Thread the black thumbscrew clockwise into the electrode and tighten snugly. Do not over tighten as the plastic thumbscrew may strip or
break.
7. Lay the end-cap/spacer onto end of mineral electrode.
8. Place screen cage over electrodes and line up centered holes with the threaded bore in the mineral electrode end.
Unit with Spring Unit with Spring and Anode Unit Assembled (upside-down)
CAUTION
•Make sure the electrode is screwed on tightly. It is recommended
not to leave the device in the water for too long of a period. The water will turn cloudy due to too much copper ions has been generated. Use the
testing strips to check the Chlorine level.
• The spring electrode is permanently installed and is not removable. Do not attempt removal by twisting or pulling. Permanent damage may
result.
• Save your original box and inserts for safe and convenient storage during the off season.
• The screen cage prevents deposits or residues that may form on the electrodes during normal operation from falling into the water.
GETTING STARTED
Solar water purifier protects your pool against microorganisms by transforming your water into biologically healthy and algae-resistant mineral
water. Using a safe and effective low power output, your Remington Solar water purifier acts as a trickle charger to generate ions from the sunlight
– a process called solar ionization. Depending on the volume of water, weather conditions, and usage, the initialization period will range from
about a week to several weeks. Therefore, it is important to maintain a normal sanitizer level during this initialization period until the ion
concentration reaches a protective level.
1. Test the water chemistry using your regular chlorine test kit. Maintain a chlorine residual of 1-3 ppm (parts per million) and a pH of 7.2-7.8.
The addition of chlorine may be necessary if conditions warrant.
2.Maintain your water’s clarity. If your water is less than clear, it may require a ‘shock’ dose of oxidizer/chlorine.
3. Check for the presence of copper ions in the water with ion test strips (see ION TESTING). The typical reading at this point is zero to trace
amount (.0-.0.1 ). If higher concentrations are detected (usually caused by the previous addition of a copper-based algaecide), follow instructions
under ION TESTING until the level drops.
4..Place the Solar Water purifier in the pool and let it free float while ensuring direct sunlight on the unit. If necessary, tether it in a sunny part of
the pool. Any suitable restraint may be tied to the tethering chain for this purpose.
5. Operate pump and filter system during daylight hours while Solar Water Purifier is generating ions. This will allow proper mixing and circulation
of the minerals. Pump operation at night is unnecessary but optional, and the unit can be left in the pool overnight.