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Section 11. General Maintenance
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by Zodiac ,its service agent or a similarly qualified
person in order to avoid a hazard.
WARNING
Operating the chlorinator with less than 3000
ppm of dissolved salt in the water may cause
damage to the cell and will void the warranty.
Never start the chlorinator, until the correct
quantity of salt has been added and dissolved in
your pool water.
11.1 Cell Maintenance
Your EziSalt Saltwater Chlorinator has an
automatic cleaning feature, that under normal
conditions, will keep the cell plates clear of
deposits of salt and calcium.
The cell has a negative charge sensor that
monitors the flow and salt levels of the water. This
sensor is designed to be fail safe. As it is negative
charge deposits of calcium or other debris that may
be deposited on it, causing an indication of low salt
or no flow condition.
Should a low salt condition be indicated, have your
salt level checked at your local pool shop. If the
low salt condition persists, or a no flow condition is
indicated when the supply pump is operating, you
may need to manually clean your EziSalt Saltwater
Chlorinator Cell. See Section 9 for cleaning
instructions.
Timing
Weekly or sooner
Every Three Months
Every Six Months
Table 5. ExiSalt Saltwater Chlorinator Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance Check
Check Cell for calcium buildup
Check water chemistry
Check cable connections to Cell
Check Cell connections for leaks
Check for insects/ants
Check chlorine levels and pump
operating hours
Prevent insect ingress to controller
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11.2 Maintenance Schedule
The EziSalt Saltwater Chlorinator incorporates
moving parts and withstands high velocity water
with chemicals in it. Some of these parts will
wear in the normal course of use and require
regular checks and maintenance.Performing these
checks and maintenance will identify parts that
have worn and require repair/replacement before
further serious damage is sustained. A small
amount of regular care and attention to your pool
equipment will help ensure long life and trouble
free performance.
To protect against extremes of temperature, your
unit is vented to allow expensive electronics to
cool. Ants and some insects are often attracted
to the warmer, dry environment inside the
enclosure. We recommend that, with power
turned off, you spray a surface insecticide on the
surfaces surrounding the control to prevent ant and
insect ingress. Repeat every three months or as
necessary.
NOTE: Regular maintenance is important to ensure
long life and trouble free performance of your
pool equipment. If unable to perform the
maintenance yourself, contact your local pool
professional to request assistance with the
maintenance.
Service Action If Required
Soak electrode in mixture of 10 parts water to 1 part
acid. Use a soft brush only if required.
Balance pH in pool and adjust output of unit to ensure
satisfactory production of chlorine.
Ensure no water contact is occurring with pins.
Isolate Pump, turn power off, clean and grease O rings
or replace if necessary
Spray a surface insecticide on the surfaces around the
unit to prevent ant and insect ingress
Adjust timer and output depending on demand for
current season.
Turn controller off, use an insect spray and spray onto
walls around controller. Do not spay directly into unit.
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