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Troubleshooting Warning Lights:
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IMPORTANT
REMEMBER THAT YOUR POOL IS COMPATIBLE WITH CHLORINE AND SHOCK AS NORMAL. IF YOUR POOL IS
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EXPERIENCING TEMPORARY LOSS OF CHLORINE OR OTHER DIFFICULTIES, ADD SANITIZER AS NEEDED TO MAINTAIN THE POOL.
WARNING
ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE INPUT POWER IS COMPLETELY DISCONNECTED BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY
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TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES. ALL TROUBLESHOOTING SHOULD BE DONE BY A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL.
WARNING - Always make sure the input power is completely disconnected before attempting any troubleshooting procedures.
All troubleshooting should be done by a qualified professional.
Troubleshooting Guide
System Error 2
System Error 4-7
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series EDGE Series Troubleshooting Guide Table of contents: Water Chemistry: Requirements & Adding Salt pg.2 Langelier Saturation Index pg.3 How to Clean the Electrolytic Cell pg.4 Control Module Reprogramming pg.5 Low Chlorine Level in Pool pg.6... -
Page 2: Water Chemistry
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Water Chemistry Chemistry Requirements & Adding Salt – Standard ranges for pool chemistry. These levels reflect national standards; it is necessary to be within these ranges in order to have effective water sanitation. Free Available Chlorine 1.0 - 3.0 ppm... -
Page 3: Langelier Saturation Index
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series WATER CHEMISTRY - LANGELIER SATURATION INDEX (LSI) LSI is a measurement of the water’s ability to absorb and hold solids in a solution. It is important to know that the scale on which LSI is measured is very narrow, meaning that a small change can indicate a significant difference in your pool. Like pH, the LSI value is logarithmic, meaning that a difference of 1.0 equates to a difference of ten times in reality. -
Page 4: How To Clean The Electrolytic Cell
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series How to Clean the Electrolytic Cell IMPORTANT: Using gloves and eye protection during this process is recommended. Always add acid to the water, never water to the acid. Always work in a well-ventilated area. Splashing or spilling acid can cause severe personal injury and/or property damage. The Electrolytic Cell has the self-cleaning Reverse Polarity feature built-in, which prevents mineral deposits from forming rapidly. -
Page 5: Control Module Reprogramming
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Control Module Reprogramming When installing a new cell of the same size – or – clearing the flashing Check Cell LED: This procedure will reset the system’s internal count of production hours. This should be done in order to clear the Check Cell light when flashing and any time a new cell (of the same size) is installed. -
Page 6: Low Chlorine Level In Pool
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series LOW CHLORINE LEVEL IN POOL IMPORTANT REMEMBER THAT YOUR POOL IS COMPATIBLE WITH CHLORINE AND SHOCK AS NORMAL. IF YOUR POOL IS EXPERIENCING TEMPORARY LOSS OF CHLORINE OR OTHER DIFFICULTIES, ADD SANITIZER AS NEEDED TO MAINTAIN THE POOL. - Page 7 CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series LOW CHLORINE LEVEL IN POOL (Continued) Common Causes of High Chlorine Demand & Depleted Chlorine Levels Examine the Water Chemistry (Also see Page 2): • Water chemistry and environmental conditions are the #1 cause of a low chlorine level in a saltwater pool, as they cause chlorine demand to rise above normal levels.
- Page 8 CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Common Causes of Low Chlorine Levels (Continued) Insufficient Operation • Ensure input power- Is the salt system turning on and off with the pump as normal? Has the fuse / fuse reset button been tripped? If so, see "No Power", page 11.
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Page 9: Water Flow
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Water Flow Error Light – This error light typically indicates the Flow Sensor is not being triggered by water flow. This error light causes the Cell to stop generating chlorine. Troubleshooting: • Verify that there is a proper cable connection between the Control Module and Flow Sensor •... -
Page 10: Low Salt
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Low Salt (Solid or Flashing) Error Light – When this LED is illuminated, salt may need to be added to the pool. Troubleshooting: • The pool’s salinity level may be getting low. Independently measure salt level and adjust to 3500-4000ppm if needed. -
Page 11: Check Cell (Flashing)
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Check Cell (Flashing) Error Light – This LED may flash when the cell is nearing the end of its lifepsan. Troubleshooting: No troubleshooting is required. The Cell can continue to be used until a solid warnling light occurs, but enough operation has occurred that you should consider purchasing a replacement cell. -
Page 12: How To Diagnose System Error Codes
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series How to Diagnose System Error Codes When the System Error indicator light is lit, perform the following diagnostic to identify the System Error code. The System Error light MUST BE ILLUMINATED before testing. If the SYSTEM ERROR LED is lit: 1. -
Page 13: System Error
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series System Error 1 No/Low Salt, Cell Scaling, Air, or Connection Problem – If a System Error 1 is illuminated, it is critical to check and fix these 5 issues before proceeding. The following issues will commonly cause this error. - Page 14 CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series System Error 1 (CONTINUED) Sub-Error Codes – 1. Disconnect the Control Module’s cable connectors from the cell, and then connect the Control Module cable’s white and black connectors together (bypassing the cell and connecting the cable to itself, as shown). Leave the cell’s short connectors disconnected.
- Page 15 CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series System Error 2 Over-Current or Debris – If a System Error 2 is illuminated, it is critical to check and fix these issues before proceeding. Turn off pump and salt system. The following issues will commonly cause this error.
- Page 16 CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series System Error 2 (CONTINUED) Sub-Error Codes – 1. Disconnect one end of the Control Module’s cable connectors from the cell. DISCONNECT LEAVE CONNECTED IMPORTANT: the next step will determine the second part of the System Error 2 code. Once determined, power the Control Module back off as soon as possible and restore the normal cable connection.
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Page 17: System Error
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series System Error 3 Temperature Sensor Connections – he Temperature Sensor is located on the tee-fitting of the Flow Sensor; it is the silver nut screwed into the body of the fitting. If a System Error 3 is illuminated, check and fix these issues before proceeding which will commonly cause this error. - Page 18 CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series System Error 4, 5, 6, 7 Critical Faults – If a System Error 4-7 is illuminated, critical electronic damage has occurred, and the Control Module must be replaced. WARNING – Always make sure the input power is completely disconnected before attempting any troubleshooting procedures.
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Page 19: Quick Reference
CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Quick Reference See previous sections for more detailed explanations to common scenarios, diagnostic readings, and warning lights. SCENARIO: POSSIBLE CAUSE: SUGGESTED ACTION: Low or no chlorine Insufficient Chlorine Output Level Increase Output Level. This is often required seasonally with increasing temperatures. - Page 20 CircuPool Help Guides: EDGE Series Check Cell LED is flashing Notice that Cell may be near end of lifespan Reset indicator, see page Water Flow LED is on Pump is off Verify that pump is set to run with salt system.
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