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(329PO) MODEL ECO5110&6110 SALTWATER SYSTEM ENGLISH 7.5" X 10.3" PANTONE 295U 01/22/2021
Saltwater System with
E.C.O. (Electrocatalytic
Oxidation)
Model ECO5110 & 6110
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What size in ground pool is this designed for?
The Intex ECO5110 is designed for portable above-ground pools only.
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Our Intex ECO6110 saltwater pump worked fine last year when we bought it and now this year, there is no power to the pump. There is a light on at the circuit breaker plug, but no power on the pump or screen. Can you tell us if there is a fix? It is not even one year old yet.
If the Intex ECO5110 saltwater pump has no power but the circuit breaker light is on, follow these troubleshooting steps:
1. Check Voltage: Ensure the power supply voltage is within ±20% of the rated voltage stated on the device housing.
2. Check for High Humidity:
- Run the system during midday.
- Avoid using it during dawn, foggy, or rainy times.
- Place a 15”x15” (38x38 cm) tile or pad under the device to reduce ground water evaporation.
3. Possible PCB Failure: If the above steps do not restore power, the printed circuit board (PCB) may have failed.
4. Contact Service: If the issue persists, contact the Intex Service Center for further assistance.
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