SolarAttic PCS3, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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1. Unbalanced squirrel cage assembly on motor.
2. Loose squirrel cage assembly.
3. Loose motor mounting or cabinet hardware.
4. Mounting requires a foam base for PCS3 to sit on.
5. Rigid mounting of PCS3 to the building structure.
6. Contamination on squirrel cage causing imbalance.
7. Motor bearings are defective.
8. PCS3 mounted using rigid pipes that are not
supported properly inside the attic.
1. Backwash and clean filter.
2. Check position of valves within support system.
Incorrectly positioned valves can restrict water flow
and increase pressure with the system.
3. Contact pool servicer.
Problem is not in PCS3 system.
1. Clean filter.
2. Check valve positions.
3. Check water flow rate from pump.
4. Check pump sizing.
5. Contact pool servicer.
Problem is not in PCS3 system.
1. Check to see how many hours the filter pump is
running.
2. Check the condition and size of the filter pump.
3. Slave the filter pump to the GL235 power relay us-
ing an external relay as shown online and also use a
minimum runtime timer. This will ensure that only
the minimum filtration time is achieved since the
pump is usually the cause of high electric bills.
Place GL235 in AUTO mode. This combination
maximizes solar heat collection and minimizes the
energy required to accomplish it with the pump.
4. Problem is not the PCS3. It only draws 5.0 amps
maximum and its energy use is easily determined
within a range of $7.00 minimum to $20.00 per
month maximum depending upon local electricity
rates. At 9¢ per kilowatt-hour and 10 hours per day,
the PCS3 will cost an estimated $18.63 per month
or less to operate.
5. Have an energy audit performed.
6. Problem is not in the PCS3 system if it is working.
EXCESSIVE VIBRATION
HIGH PRESSURE AT FILTER
(Total pressure should be less than
22-27 lbs. in the typical installation
with a clean filter.)
POOR CIRCULATION
(Pool water gets cloudy.)
HIGH ELECTRIC BILL
Troubleshooting Guide Continued
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