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Refilling Chemicals
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tion per refill. When using Bro-
mine, the Perform-Max should
be operated as a soaking feeder
as this chemical works best when
all tablets are wetted. Therefore
bleeding the air by unscrewing
the cap knob is recommended.
2.
Turn pump off.
3.
Unscrew side knob on Models 910 & 930 or cap knob on
Models 940, 960 & 980 to relieve pressure.
1.
Operate Perform-Max until
empty of all chemical. When
empty, set control dial to max-
imum & let run empty 24 hrs.
4 5 6 7
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MAXIMUM
Changing Chemicals
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5.
Turn dial to Minimum. This
reduces the flow of water
into the unit when the cap
is open so isolation valves are
unnecessary.
Unscrew side knob on Models 910 & 930 or cap knob on Models
940, 960 & 980 to relieve pressure.
Replace cap by hand only.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
Replace side knob on Models
910 and 930.
DO NOT USE CAP TOOL to
tighten cap.
For removal only.
Turn pump off.
Use the cap tool included
with Perform-Max to loosen
cap by turning counter
clockwise. Stand back upon
removing cap to avoid
inhaling fumes.
Fill unit to top with chemical.
DO NOT MIX BROMINE AND
CHLORINE. Do not put small
particles in feeder. Always
wear protection for eyes,
skin and clothing. Avoid
sparks, open flame or
smoking when handling
chemicals.
CAUTION Read Carefully
USE ONLY ...
Slow dissolving Trichloro-s-
Triazinetrione (Trichlor) tablets
or pucks or Bromine tablets or
sticks in the Perform-Max.
DO NOT USE ...
CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE, FAST
DISSOLVING TRICHLOR OR ANY
GRANULAR OR LIQUID MATERIAL
IN THE PERFORM-MAX.
USE OF THESE PRODUCTS COULD
RESULT IN FIRE OR EXPLOSION
When using slow dissolving
Trichlor, the Perform-Max should
be operated based on its normal
erosion design where only the
bottom layer of tablets are wet-
ted. This provides better control-
lability and longer lasting sanita-
Make sure cap knob is
screwed down before
replacing cap.
NEVER MIX CHEMICALS
