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Summary of Contents for Pool Pro CPP Series
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Important Warnings and Safety Instructions 1.1 Important Warnings 1.2 Important Safety Instructions 2. General Overview 2.1 Recommendations and Helpful Hints 2.2 Contents 2.3 Tools Needed 3. Pool Preparation 4. Power Pack & Cell Electrode Installation 4.1 Power Pack Installation 4.2 Cell Electrode Installation 4.3 Installation Diagram 5. -
Page 3: Important Warnings And Safety Instructions
To reduce the risk of accidents or incidents, service on the unit should only be performed by your local Pool Pro Professional. When mixing acid with water, ALWAYS ADD ACID TO WATER. NEVER ADD WATER TO ACID. -
Page 4: General Overview
While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this guide is accurate and complete, no liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions. Pool Pro reserves the right to change the specifications of the hardware and software described herein at anytime without prior notice. -
Page 5: Pool Preparation
3. POOL PREPARATION Before operating your Pool Pro unit please read the following: • Check your salt levels with your local Pool Pro Professional before installing your unit. • Salt levels should ideally be 3000-3500ppm and no more than 4000ppm. -
Page 6: Power Pack & Cell Electrode Installation
4. POWER PACK & CELL ELECTRODE INSTALLATION 4.1 Power Pack Installation • The Pool Pro Power Pack has a Ingress Protection Rating of IP23 enabling it to be installed outdoors. Regulations require that the Power Pack shall be installed outside the pool zone. -
Page 7: Installation Diagram
4. POWER PACK & CELL ELECTRODE INSTALLATION 4.3 Installation Diagram POWER PACK (Ensure good ven la on) WARNING: DO NOT plug in if carton has been wet. CELL Water turbulance has less impact FILTER on plates with entry this end but Cell can be plumbed either way. -
Page 8: Power Pack Operation
5. POWER PACK OPERATION 5.1 Timer Switch This switch position determines whether the unit is manually turned on or automatically controlled by the Timer. • the time clock controls the operating hours. See section 6forTimer Setting. Auto Position- • - the unit is on and both the pump AC Socket and Cell will be powered up. Manual Position 5.2 Cell Switch This switch position determines whether the Cell is turned on or off when power is supplied to... -
Page 9: Production Output Display Meter
• If the needle reaches the RED then you have either just enough salt (if just reaches RED) or too much salt (if it goes in to the RED). If unsure refer to your nearest Pool Pro Professional for a water test before adding more salt. -
Page 10: Timer Setting
6. TIMER SETTING Your Pool Pro unit comes with a simple to operate quartz mechanical Timer which has a built in battery back up function. This area of set up is critical and we recommend you take time to read it and understand why we recommend certain settings. - Page 11 6. TIMER SETTING To adjust the time of the clock, simply hold the outside of the white segments and turn the dial until the clock reads the right time and the number near the timer on/off arrow is close to the same number. This me is set at 8:00am and the dial pointer shows the 8:00 posi on as does the clock face hands The Timer comes on where the pins that are pressed...
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Page 12: Water Chemistry
Salt is the essential element by which your unit operates. Not enough salt means not enough chlorine - this simple rule governs the total operation of your Pool Pro unit, and insufficient salt will damage your Cell. Use Pool Pro Ultrafine Salt or Pool Pro Premium Salt to keep optimum salt levels. - Page 13 This causes an inability to keep the pH constant and may cause staining, etching and corrosion of metals. High Total Alkalinity will cause constantly high pH levels. • When Total Alkalinity is high you can add Pool Pro Hydrochloric Acid (a little at a time) to lower the Total Alkalinity.
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Page 14: Chlorinator Maintenance
If the chlorinator is to be hard wired, then a qualified electrician must complete the installation. The Pool Pro Power Pack has small air vents to allow internal components to remain cool in hot weather. It has a special oil spray applied to the inside of the unit during production to stop the insects from entering the unit. -
Page 15: Inspecting And Cleaning The Cell Electrode
Cell Housing. For cleaning, please follow these steps: • Switch off the wall outlet switch as this ensures the pump and Pool Pro unit will not turn • Unscrew the Cell Locking Ring and remove the electrode for inspection. If calcium build-up is present, immerse the electrode in Pool Pro Cell Cleaner. -
Page 16: Chlorinator Troubleshooting
9. CHLORINATOR TROUBLESHOOTING If you suspect for any reason your Pool Pro Chlorinator is not performing or running as it should be, here are some handy troubleshooting tips that may assist you. 9.1 Green LED near the Soft/Hard switch flashing... - Page 17 9.4 Low output reading on the Salt Meter Potential Cause Remedy Turn the Knob clockwise and the reading should increase Output Control Knob not turned up Check salt level (sec. 7.2) Low salt level Calcium acts as an insulator and needs to be removed See Build up of calcium on the Cell plates Cleaning of Cell Electrode (sec.
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Page 18: Schematics And Part Numbers
10. SCHEMATICS AND PART NUMBERS 10. SCHEMATICS AND PART NUMBERS ELECTRODE CELL PARTS ELECTRODE CELL PARTS ELECTRODE CELL PARTS CPP/CPPS MODELS CPP/CPPS MODELS... - Page 19 50 PPCC40EC SOLID PLATE CATHODE/ANODE 2 PPN00039 CPP/CPPS FRONT COVER WHITE CPPS20 REPLACEMENT CELL-5 PLATES 200MM, 3 PPN00060 CPP/CPPS FRONT STICKER - POOL PRO 50 PPCC20RP REVERSE POLARITY 4 PPN00033 CPP/CPPS ACRYLIC FRONT CPPS30 REPLACEMENT CELL-7 PLATES 200MM, 5 PPN00038...
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Page 20: Specification Table
11. 1. SPECIFICATION TABLE Domestic Models available: Chlorine* VOLTS AMPS* VOLTS* AMPS* Power* MODEL Frequency (g/hr) Weight Dimensions (Vac) (Aac) (Vdc) (Adc) Consumption @3500 (Hz) (kg) (cm) NUMBER Input Input Output Output (Watts) ppm salt CPP20 210 – 265 1.02 6.60 CPP30 210 –... -
Page 21: Warranty
AND ACCORDINGLY CARRIES THE FOLLOWING WARRANTY. 12.1 The Pool Pro Power Pack will be repaired at no charge for a period of 24 Months from the date of purchase should it be found, after examination, that the failure has been caused by faulty workmanship or materials. -
Page 22: Technical Support
Repairs should only be carried out by qualified persons or Pool Pro appointed agents. Pool Pro reserves the right to refuse warranty if any damage caused to the chlorinator or auxiliary pool equipment that is not a result of a manufacturer's defect. -
Page 23: Notes
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