Basic Requirements - The Pool Owner - Pool Controls Chemigem D10 User Manual

Basic Requirements – the Pool Owner
Your ChemiGem
controlling the pH and the ORP (sanitation level). It achieves this by
dosing the necessary chemicals into the pool in a controlled
manner. The chemical drums must be checked on a regular basis –
empty drums will lead to poor balance and incorrect operation.
To achieve water safety effectively and efficiently there are other
water balance factors that must be maintained by the pool owner.
The most important water balance factors are described on the
previous page.
Failure to maintain these aspects of pool water balance can lead to
poor water quality and incorrect/unusual operation of the
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ChemiGem unit.
In the case of incorrect or unusual operation the pool water must be
tested and any balance problems corrected. After this is done it may
also be necessary to clean the Probe – this is part of the unit
maintenance, see page 24.
IMPORTANT SAFETY MEASURES:
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Always add concentrated chemicals to water – not the other way around!
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Don't allow chemicals to mix – dangerous, highly corrosive fumes will be
produced.
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Always wear protective clothing, footwear, gloves and eye protection when
handling pool chemicals to avoid injury.
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If a spill occurs, wash the affected area with fresh water immediately and seek
medical attention.
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Work in a well ventilated area and avoid inhalation of fumes.
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Read and follow safety instructions on chemical drums.
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maintains pool water biological safety by
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