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BlueBox 1200 RORS

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  • Page 1: Operating Manual

    BlueBox 1200 RORS Operating manual PURE WATER – ANYTIME – ANYWHERE...
  • Page 2 BlueBox 1200 RORS Post-chlorination and UV-disinfection features PURE WATER – ANYTIME – ANYWHERE...
  • Page 3 PART 1 BEFORE USING THE BLUEBOX ill. 1 Affix the three coupling hoses on the outside of the container. ill. 2 Press red blue and black hoses onto the quick couplings. Follow the colour codes: Red sign = red hose Blue sign = blue hose Flush water Black sign = black hose...
  • Page 4 PART 2 STARTING THE BLUEBOX (electrical version) Mount correct electrical plug to the supplied mains wire. Connect the unit to a 230 V power supply. ill. 5 Pressure valve Before starting the pump, the blue pressure valve must be opened by turning it all the way counter-clockwise.
  • Page 5 Let the pump run for 1-2 Pressure valve minutes until no more bubbles are detected from the red hose. Turn the blue pressure valve clockwise until pressure is approximately 8 bars. ill. 9 Open the grey electrical cabinet Electrical cabinet and check that the UV display unit is active and that the display shows the number of...
  • Page 6 PART 3 AFTER USING BLUEBOX (electrical version) Carefully turn the blue pressure valve counter-clockwise until 0 bars the pressure reads 0 bar. ill. 12 Drain Drain the system fully by valve opening the drain valve, situated at the bottom of START the BlueBox unit, next to the STOP...

  • Page 7: Part 4 Maintenance

    PART 4 MAINTENANCE Daily Cleaning of the float-filter: Screw off the red balloon and plastic top. Remove the nylon and metal filters. Rinse them in clean water with a brush. Insert the filters and check that the crude filter is placed on top. ill.
  • Page 8 EVERY WEEK Lubrication of the pump The pump is lubricated with grease at the indicated area. Remove the black plug on the front of the BlueBox to reach the grease point. Be generous. We recommend 3-4 squeezes with a grease tool (you cannot overgrease the pump).
  • Page 9 PART 5 CLEANING After more than 14 days of standstill and before storing, the BlueBox 1200 must undergo a complete cleaning process. Please ensure that you have approximately 200 litres of clean water available before you start the cleaning process. Cleaning procedure with Sodium Hydroxide and Nitric Acid (For example RoClean P303 and RoClean P111)

  • Page 10: Part 6 Uv-Lamp

    PART 6 UV-LAMP Potential Hazard Safety Measures UV Exposure Never illuminate UV Lamp outside of the UV Chamber. Never look directly at illuminated UV Lamp, even when using protective gear. Always use protective gear, including gloves and UV safety glasses. If accidental exposure occurs, immediately cool affected area and consult physician.
  • Page 11 Display Lamp timer display Counts down from 365 days to show time for annual lamp replacement. Lamp timer reset After installing a new lamp, press and hold for five seconds to reset Lamp timer to 365. Alarm Press to silence audible alarm. When the alarm is due to the lamp’s age, the mute button will silence the audible alarm for 7 days;...

  • Page 12: Spare Parts

    SPARE PARTS Please contact info@muchmorewater.com for spare parts Filter cartridges E-XA004823309 Prefilter, 25 micron/19.5” (no.1) BB1200 RORS E-XA004823291 Prefilter, 05 micron/19.5”. Melt blown (no.2) BB1200 RORS E-70020146323 Activated Carbon. 7.75” cartridge filter (no.3) 2 pcs per housing = 19.5” RS1200 RORS Filter housing E-70020254895 SS filter housing 20”.
  • Page 13 Flush water outlet (Red hose) DH10008 Raw water inlet Clean water outlet (Black hose) (Blue hose) DH10009 DH10007 Electrical cabinet Suction chamber 703032 START STOP Membrane (kit of four filters) 750153 Bearings 6205 – 210022 6007 – 60207 Ballast Air filter (UV display) 5712014732 550910300...
  • Page 14 If any faults should occur… SYMPTOM REASON SOLUTION Pump cannot Float-filter is clogged. Dismantle red float and clean net-filters with brush produce any (see ill. on page 7) pressure Absorption tube is not filled with water. Dismantle black absorption hose and fill with water. Contra vent in absorption tube is stuck.

  • Page 15: Important Note

    For long term storage in freezing temperatures, please contact Much More Water at info@muchmorewater.com. • As an industrial standard for Reverse Osmosis, the output of the membranes decreases in proportion with the temperature of the raw water: 3 % reduction per 1 ºC measured from 25 ºC.
  • Page 16 PURE WATER – ANYTIME – ANYWHERE Much More Water A/S Staerkendevej 43 DK-4000 Roskilde • phone: +45 8020 8020 info@MuchMoreWater.com www.MuchMoreWater.com...

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