Trouble Shooting - Lincoln pool equipment HD Series Owner's Manual

TROUBLE SHOOTING

The STATUS is displaying 'LOW SALT', what should I do?
The recommended salt level for the Lincoln chlorinator to function properly
is 4000 ppm. If your salt level is under this value or the water is extremely
cold, the chlorinator STATUS DISPLAY may indicate LOW SALT.
When adding salt to bring the level up to 4000ppm. ADD IT SLOWLY
never more than one bag at a time. Allow time for the salt to disolve before
adding another bag.
Your local Pool Shop can test a sample of your pool water for salt levels.
The STATUS is displaying 'HIGH SALT', what should I do?
The maximum salt level for the Lincoln chlorinator is 00 ppm. If your
salt level exceeds this, or if the water temperature is exceedingly high the
chlorinator STATUS DISPLAY may indicate HIGH SALT. If the salt level is
very high the chlorinator will cease operating momentarily and will attempt
operation at a lower power setting.This feature is especially helpful if you
are away, as the chlorinator will continue operation at a reduced output
rather than shutting down altogether.
HOWEVER: If you are alerted to the fact that the chlorinator is warning
HIGH SALT levels it is recommended that you switch off the chlorinator,
dump water from the pool and fi ll the pool with fresh water until the salt
levels are reduced to the optimum 4000 ppm.
The STATUS DISPLAY constantly indicates 'PRIMING CELL'. What
should I do?
Check cell connection to the junction box on the rear of the control unit
Check the fi lter pump is turned on and that water is fl owing past the cell.
Check valves are open (if fi tted )
Check water level of pool
Check for skimmer box blockage
Check for air in fi lter pump
Check fi lter is clean
The CHLORINE OUTPUT is LOW or NIL, what should I do?
Check that the chlorine output has not been turned down.
Check cell connection to junction box underneath control unit
Check fi lter pump is working
Check that the salt level is 4000ppm.
Check the water balance
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