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Aquanomic EU ™
Solid Laundry Dispenser
Operation & Programming Manual
Retain this manual for Operation & Programming information.
370 Wabasha Street N. St. Paul, MN 55102
www.ecolab.com
© 2016 Ecolab Inc. All rights reserved.
47714/0402/0316
Part No. 9259-2566
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  • Page 1 Aquanomic EU ™ Solid Laundry Dispenser Operation & Programming Manual Retain this manual for Operation & Programming information. 370 Wabasha Street N. St. Paul, MN 55102 www.ecolab.com © 2016 Ecolab Inc. All rights reserved. 47714/0402/0316 Part No. 9259-2566...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Pump Cabinet wiring……………………………………………………..…..64 Maintaining and Servicing the System…………………………………………..………………65 Pump and Outlet Manifold Replacement Procedure……..…………..……65 Electrical components behind I/O Board enclosure………………….….…65 Operating Instructions for Account Personnel…………………………………………………66 Introduction to AQUANOMIC EU…………………………………….…...….66 Selecting a Wash Formula………………………………………………..…..67 System Alarms…………………………………………………………….……72 Viewing Load Counts…………………………………………………….…….74 Replacing Empty Products………………….…………………………………75...

  • Page 3: Operation

    Guidelines will be suggested in reference to the preferred method of installation. However, the variety of equipment and the surrounding environment will dictate the actual operation of the Aquanomic EU unit.

  • Page 4: Idle Screen Icons

    automatically select a formula and start dosing the product(s) that were programmed for MSI Signal #1 (or Step #1). • Program Mode – Mode in which password-protected menus are available. These menus allow the setup of wash formulae and reviewing/editing of all operating parameters on the controller. •...

  • Page 5: Soft Key Icons

    Main IO circuit board communication error Main power reset (to entire system) Empty product container Disable (an audio alarm or a step) 1.1.2.3 Soft Key Icons Home - SK#1 Go to the main idle screen (or Ready screen) to select a washer or go to the password protected screen for programming the system Laundry load counts Status or more information is offered...
  • Page 6 Back to previous screen (usually assigned to SK #1) Exit out of programming mode, back to main idle screen (customer’s screen) Edit mode (note the use of a pencil) Copy mode Test a component (Formula Select or MSI or IO module for their revision of installed software) Edit a step (note the use of a pencil) Summary: list the information (in a formula)

  • Page 7: Controller Components

    Controller 1.1.3 Components Upon power up, the Condor will perform an initialization sequence (1-2 minutes) before displaying the main idle screen. 1. DISPLAY: Idle screen: Washer status and access to load counts or formula selection. Program mode: Data entry request/menu/settings display. 2.

  • Page 8: Customer Screens

    Soft Keys #1 - #4 (at bottom of display): These soft keys offer dynamic functions based on the sub-menus selected. Idle screen: - allow access to washer load counts - allow access to washer info (status) - allow access to user options for wash formulae Programming Mode: - various functions based on sub-menu selection 1.2 Customer Screens...
  • Page 9 Choosing SK#2 System Queue will show all of the dispenser’s chemical requests in the order that they will be dosed. Choosing SK#3 Load Counts will list production load counts for all, or each, of the washers. Use the Left/Right arrows on the keypad to highlight/select any of the washers. This will update the soft key options.
  • Page 10 Select Formula (SK#2) Selecting SK#2 opens a list of the pre-programmed formulae available. Use the Up/Down arrow to highlight a formula. Press center <Enter> to select the formula. If Formula F03 Healthcare Linen is selected, the controller will momentarily display the screen below while the command is processed.
  • Page 11 With Washer 1 still highlighted, the existing options for soft keys SK#1, #3 and #4 are again available. However, SK#2 has changed to “Modify Formula”. Note the use of a pencil pictogram (rather than an arrow for “Select Formula”). Selecting SK#2 will give you the option of cancelling the current formula: Press SK#2 <Yes>...
  • Page 12 Select a Formula Screen: MicroMode If the washing machine is utilizing MicroMode, the select formula screen will be offered. However, a formula cannot be selected using the manual keypad. The Center <Enter> key is now disabled. Additionally, if the washer is in MicroMode, the corresponding Formula Select screen will display “Automatic Mode”...
  • Page 13 Use the Up/Down key to browse through all load counts for all formulae. Press SK#1 <Back> to return to the previous screen. More Information (SK#4) If a formula is active for the selected washer (in this example, F03 Heathcare Linen) and SK#4 is selected, the following screens will be displayed.
  • Page 14 → Queue (SK#2) More Information (SK#4) If SK#2 Queue is selected from the More Information screen, the status of every activity as the system services the selected washer’s request will be displayed (if a washer signal is active). The amount of run time remaining for each step and the status (on/off) is shown.
  • Page 15 Line #1: Active Pocket No. (Pocket #1) Line #2: Amount to Dispense (Grams) (17.00) Line #3: Dispensed Amount (Grams) (0.00) Line #4: Temperature (°F) (120.00) Line #5: Conductivity (uS) (300.00)

  • Page 16: System Alarms

    Effect: Service is lost to any washer in the daisy chain after the point of failure. System operation will be adversely affected. Contact Ecolab Service Personnel Formula Select Communication Error Occurs when communication is lost to a Formula Select module.

  • Page 17: Programming

    Poor/broken communication cable connection be cleared. Faulty IO board Service required. Effect: System will not operate. Contact Ecolab Service Personnel Product Empty for Pocket X (solid product) Occurs when conductivity reading does not reach expected level. Causes: Press Any Key...

  • Page 18: Submenu #1.0 Account Menu

    2.1 Submenu #1.0 Account Menu Most account menus and sub-menus are available for viewing-only on the Condor. Their setup will need to be done on Ecolab tablets or mobile devices and downloaded via the Ethernet port on the front of the controller. Account Menu #1.0...
  • Page 19 Account Menu This submenu is used to set various account parameters including language, account name, TM name and other important information. Many of these parameters can only be set using an Ecolab tablet or mobile device. Proceed to setup Language <ENTER>...
  • Page 20 2.1.2 Submenu #1.2 Account Menu>Account Name: In this menu, the account name can be viewed. The Account Name can only be set up using an Ecolab tablet or mobile device. Account Menu #1.0 Account Menu>Account Name #1.2 1. Language 2. A 2.

  • Page 21: Submenu #2.0 Quick Setup

    7. D & T Submenu #2.0 Quick Setup: The Quick Setup menu parameters can be set using an Ecolab tablet or mobile device, or by using the arrow keys on the front of the controller. Program Menu 1. Account Menu 2.
  • Page 22 Quick Setup #2.0 Quick Setup>Select Location #2.1 1. S 1. S ELECT OCATION ORTH MERICA ELECT OCATION UROPE 1. N ORTH MERICA 2. Unit of Measure Standard 2. Europe 2. E UROPE 3. Number of WEs 3. APLA 4. Date & Time 5.
  • Page 23 Quick Setup>Date & Time>Set Date #2.4.1 Quick Setup>Date & Time #2.4 Quick Setup #2.0 1. S MM DD YYYY 1. S 1. Select Location North America 01 2014 2. Set Time 2. Unit of Measure Standard 3. Number of WEs 4.
  • Page 24 Use Left/Right arrow keys to set the desired time (3 – 30 seconds). Default is 3 seconds. Press SK#3 <Save> to save selection. Press <Back> to cancel selection and return to previous screen. The system is shipped with this feature disabled for all 3 liquid products. There is a row of 3 connectors and OPEN plugs (S1-S3) located at the bottom of the IO board.

  • Page 25: Submenu #3.0 System Menu

    Quick Setup #2.0 1. Select Location North America 2. Unit of Measure Standard 3. Number of WEs Quick Setup>Alarm Volume #2.7 4. Date & Time 5. Can customer prime? 6. Product Pickup Probe Standard 7. Alarm Volume 7. A LARM OLUME 8.
  • Page 26 8. Select Textile Type 9.Reset Setup Menu 10. Reset All Submenu #3.1.1.1 Setup Menu>Washer 1>WE Name: Washer Name can only be set up using an Ecolab tablet or a mobile device. System Menu >Washer 1 #3.1.1 Setup Menu>Washer 1>Name #3.1.1.1 1.
  • Page 27 System Menu >Washer 1 #3.1.1 1. WE Name Setup Menu>Washer 1>Chart Stop #3.1.1.3 2. Capacity 1. N 1. N 3. Chart Stop 3. C HART 2. Yes 4. Additional Post Flush Time 5. WE Signal Filter Time 6. WE Signal Mode 7.
  • Page 28 Standard Mode: The system dispenses when it receives supply signals from the intended washer. Manual formula selection is required. Press SK#3 <Save> to save selection. Press <Back> to cancel selection. System Menu >Washer 1 #3.1.1 1. WE Name 2. Capacity Setup Menu>Washer 1>Signal Mode #3.1.1.6 3.
  • Page 29 Submenu #3.1.1.9 System Menu>Washer 1>WE Formula Reset Option: When this option is enabled, the washer formula will reset to the previously selected formula. The Default setup is ‘No’. Press <Back> to cancel selection. Press SK#3 <Save> to save selection. System Menu >Washer 1 #3.1.1 1.
  • Page 30 Setup Menu>Bleach #3.3 System Menu #3.0 Current Product: Stain-A-way 1. Washer Settings 2. Detergent 1. C 1. Change Bleach HANGE LEACH 3. Bleach 3. B LEACH 2. Change Product Factor 4. Finish 5. Optional Form Select 6. Optional Solid Product4 7.
  • Page 31 Setup Menu>Change Finish #3.4.1 Setup Menu>Finish #3.4 1. Navi-Sour Current Product: LT ClearlySoft 2. Navi-Soft 3. Navi-Sour IC 1. C 1. Change Bleach HANGE INISH 4. LT Sour 2. Change Product Factor 5. LT Clearly Soft 5. LT C LEARLY 6.
  • Page 32 System Menu #3.0 1. Washer Settings 2. Detergent 3. Bleach 4. Finish Setup Menu >Optional Solid Product4 #3.6 5. Optional Form Select 1. No 6. O 6. Optional Solid Product4 PTIONAL OLID RODUCT 2. Y 7. Optional Liquid Product 8. Select Textile Type 9.Reset Setup Menu 10.
  • Page 33 System Menu>Choose Product #3.7.1 System Menu>Choose Product #3.7.1 Setup Menu >Optional Liquid Product #3.7 1. W 1. Washer 1 1. W Pump1 1. Washer 1 Unmapped ASHER NMAPPED ASHER 1. No 2. Washer 2 Pump2 2. Washer 2 Unmapped 2. Yes 2.
  • Page 34 System Menu #3.0 1. Washer Settings 2. Detergent 3. Bleach 4. Finish 5. Optional Form Select 6. Optional Solid Product4 7. Optional Liquid Product 8. Select Textile Type Setup Menu >Reset Setup Menu #3.9 9.Reset Setup Menu 9. R ESET ETUP Are you sure want to reset the setup menu? 10.

  • Page 35: Submenu #4.0 Formula Menu

    A formula can be copied to another formula, or all formulas can be copied from one washer to another washer. Formula setup can also be performed on an Ecolab tablet or mobile device, and then downloaded to the controller. Press SK#2 <Edit> to select the desired washer.
  • Page 36 2.4.2 Submenu #4.0 Formula Menu --- Edit a Formula (with Chart Stop Disabled) The screen map below details the steps required to navigate the “edit formula” sub-menus. Formula>Select Washer>Washer 1> #4.2 Capacity=99 LB; F1. W HITE OWELS 1. Copy Formula? 2.
  • Page 37 Proceed to edit wash steps Remove all wash steps (clear the formula – zero products and product amounts) Assign Product to Washer Signals There are six washer inputs available, WE Input 1-6 (corresponding to 6 washer chemical signals). 4.2.2 Proceed to edit selected wash step Disable all products assigned to highlighted wash step.
  • Page 38 Screen Description Edit Formula –with Chart Stop Enabled Chart Stop (or Machine Hold) extends chemical contact time in the wash cycles. Refer to Chart Stop Wiring in the installation manual for wiring recommendations. Chart Stop Delay (Default = 0 minutes; Range = 0 – 60 minutes): Programming this type of delay will insert a pause between when the validated chemical signal is received from the washer, and when the product begins its dose.
  • Page 39 Screen Description From this screen the operator can Copy, Edit and Reset Formulae. It also allows the user to pull up a formula summary. View formula summary Formula Summary This screen lists the products assigned to each wash step (steps 1-6). For example, in the screen above P1 is assigned to washer Step 1.
  • Page 40 Program Menu 1. Account Menu 2. Quick Setup 3. System Menu 4. Formula Menu 5. P 5. Prime Pump RIME 6. Calibration 7. View System Info 8. Diagnostics 2.5.1 Submenu #5.1 Prime Pump>Prime Pump Prime a product to purge air from the product pickup tubes. Prime Pump>Select a Pump #5.1.1 Prime Pump>Pump 1>Prime Pump #5.1.2 Prime Pump...
  • Page 41 2.6 Submenu #6.0 Calibration– Used only for optional liquid pumps Program Menu 1. Account Menu 2. Quick Setup 3. System Menu 4. Formula Menu 5. Prime Pump 6. Calibration 6. C ALIBRATION 7. View System Info 8. Diagnostics 2.6.1 Submenu #6.1 Calibration>Select Pump Calibration must be performed upon system installation and can also be performed periodically to verify the pump dosing is maintaining accuracy.

  • Page 42: Submenu #7.0 View System Info

    When an Ecolab tablet or mobile device is connected to the Condor controller, the software revision of each connected module will be compared to the latest software releases from the Ecolab design team. A flag will be raised and confirmation of a software update process will be displayed on the Tablet (if necessary).
  • Page 43 2.7.2. Submenu #7.2 View System Info>Load Counts System Info #7.0 System Info>Load Counts> System Info>Load Counts> #7.2.1 1. Last Visit #7.2 Cycle 2. L 2. Load Counts 1. T 1. T 1. Washer 1 OUNTS OTAL OTAL OUNTS OUNTS 3. Empty Alarm 2.
  • Page 44 Clear washer load counts Clear Load Counts 7.2.5 This screen allows the user to clear all Load Counts for the entire system. Confirm selection. Clear all load counts <YES> 2.7.3. Submenu #7.3 View System Info>Empty Alarm System Info #7.0 System Info>Empty Alarms #7.3 1.
  • Page 45 2.7.4. Submenu #7.4 View System Info>Formula Not Finished System Info #7.0 System Info>Formula Not System Info>Formula Not 1. Last Visit Finished> #7.4 Finished> #7.4.1 2. Load Counts 1. T 1. T OTAL OTAL OUNTS OUNTS 3. Empty Alarm 2. Washer 1 Counts 1.
  • Page 46 Narrow down Formula Not Finished alarms for a certain period of time (provided the controller clock has been properly set up – Quick Setup > 4. Date & Time) Washer Formula Not Finished Counts For the selected washer, Formula Not Finished alarms are shown for each of the 15 formulae. 7.4.2 Narrow down Formula Not Finished alarms for a certain period of time (provided the controller clock has been properly set up –...
  • Page 47 Screen Description System Info Proceeding from here will allow the user to view and clear System Errors for the system as a whole, or broken down for each of the 3 washers. Proceed to view or clear System Errors <ENTER> System Errors There are several types of System Errors that are logged by the system.
  • Page 48 2.7.6. Submenu #7.6 View System Info>Condor Software System Info #7.0 1. Last Visit 2. Load Counts 3. Empty Alarm System Info>Condor Software #7.6 4. Formula Not Finished 5. System Error 6. C 6. Condor Software Ver x.xx.xx.xx ONDOR OFTWARE 7. OPL Software 8.
  • Page 49 From this screen the software revision number for the main Input/Output (IO) module controlling the discrete components can be viewed. To obtain this information, select SK#3 <TEST>. It is normal to experience a 30 second or more delay, with an animated busy timer as the system queries for information. 2.7.9.

  • Page 50: Submenu #8.0 Diagnostics

    System Info #7.0 1. Last Visit 2. Load Counts 3. Empty Alarm 4. Formula Not Finished 5. System Error 6. Condor Software 7. OPL Software 8. IO Software 9. WE Signal Software System Info>Water Temperature #7.11 System Info>Water Temperature #7.11.1 10.
  • Page 51 Diagnostics Menu #8.0 1. WE 1. WE COMPONENTS COMPONENTS 2. Product Probes 3. Condor Controller Diagnostics>WE Components >Washer 1 #8.1.1 Diagnostics>WE Components >Washer 1 #8.1.1.1 Diagnostics>WE Components #8.1 1. M 1. M ATER LUSH 1. W 1. W ATER FLUSH ASHER ASHER 2.
  • Page 52 Screen Description Diagnostics Menu The Diagnostics Menu consists of 3 sub-menus allowing for functional verification of all modules connected to the Condor controller, and all discrete components controlled by the IO board (water valve, product valves, machine valves, etc). <ENTER> Proceed with WE component diagnostics Select a Washer <ENTER>...
  • Page 53 Test Formula Select Communication Wait for a Pass/Fail message on the Condor Controller, as well as a “Diagnostic String” message displayed on the bottom line of the FS screen. This additional information will allow the user to verify the address setting to each of the FS modules is correct. The test must be deactivated before leaving this screen.
  • Page 54 Test Pick-up Probe – outside container (empty) 2.8.3. Submenu #8.3 Diagnostics>Condor Controller>LCD Test This submenu allows the user to perform diagnostic testing of the Condor Controller and its internal components. Diagnostics>Condor Controller #8.3 Diagnostics>Condor Controller>LCD Test #8.3.1 Diagnostics Menu #8.0 1.

  • Page 55: Start-Up And Operation

    3.0 Start-Up and Operation The following procedures take you through a step-by-step routine to verify the AQUANOMIC EU dispenser has been installed and functions properly. Before proceeding with this section, the following items should be completed: ✓ Wash formulae programmed into Condor Controller.

  • Page 56: Customer Operation

    Place products in dispenser. Enter “Programming Mode” on the Condor by holding center key for 5 seconds followed by the password. Scroll down and select “Diagnostic.” Select “WE Components”. Select desired product to be dispensed. The product will be dispensed for 60 seconds followed by a 30 second post-flush.

  • Page 57: Troubleshooting

    4.0 Troubleshooting Wear proper PPE when troubleshooting the system. Category Symptom Cause Action 4.1.1 No display on main Reset circuit breaker by cycling controller. FS screens are Power up cycle is locked up Main ON /OFF power switch. dark (no power) 4.1.2 No Display on some Conflicted communication address Verify address setting at each FS...
  • Page 58 Pressure regulator set too high Reduce the pressure. Blocked check valve Replace with new. Turn Pump Cabinet power OFF and check all of the pump circuit connections. Use the wiring diagrams in section If pump is not running, determine if 5.0.
  • Page 59 Low water pressure at the Increase pressure at regulator. spraying nozzle in sump 4.5 Fouled Product Spray Screens Check water temperature. If too Temperature too hot hot, add tempering valve. If the valve does not immediately close when power is Check product solenoid valves for removed, the diaphragm is weak proper operation...

  • Page 60: Wiring Diagrams

    5.0 Wiring Diagrams MSI Wiring Diagram Washer 1, 2 or 3...

  • Page 61: Io Board Wiring

    5.2 IO Board Wiring Jumper Configuration for using only 1 float for a 3 washer installation.

  • Page 62: Pump Cabinet Wiring

    5.3 Pump Cabinet Wiring...

  • Page 63: Maintaining And Servicing The System

    RS-485 cables and plugs (dongles) are properly connected to the modules. 6.1 Pump and Outlet Manifold Replacement Procedures 1. Power down Aquanomic EU by unplugging power cord on Pump Cabinet. 2. Remove front cover using key and keylock underneath the Pump Cabinet, front and center. Cover can be stored between dispenser and the wall, resting on the wall mounting bracket to relieve strain of the grounding wire.

  • Page 64: Operating Instructions For Account Personnel

    Visual and audible system alarm The AQUANOMIC EU system is operated by the Condor Controller. The controller main idle screen is diagrammed below. The Condor can be used to select a formula, view load counts, and view system errors. A more detailed explanation of the Condor’s...

  • Page 65: Selecting A Wash Formula

    Chemical request signals with the highest priority will be dosed first. 7.2 Selecting a Wash Formula There are three ways a wash formula can be selected on the AQUANOMIC EU system. On the Formula Select module On the Condor Controller...
  • Page 66 If no formula is selected, the Formula Select will display “F00 No Program”. Once a formula has been selected, the formula name and number will be displayed on the Formula Select display screen. Once a formula has been selected on the Formula Select module, the Condor Controller should reflect the selection: Formula must be selected on the washer AND the Formula Select module.
  • Page 67 Use the Left/Right arrow keys on the keypad to scroll between washers. Doing so, will highlight the washer icons and update the soft-key options. With the desired washer highlighted, press to Select a Formula. This will pull up a list of the pre- programmed formulae offered.
  • Page 68 If the command fails to process, the Condor will notify the user of the failure. Try repeating the command. If still unsuccessful, call Ecolab Territory Manager for troubleshooting. If the command is successfully processed, the main idle screen on the Condor will update to show the formula as active underneath the machine it was selected for.
  • Page 69 Use the Up/Down arrow keys to highlight a selection. From here, the formula can be cancelled. 10. If the formula is cancelled, the selected formula F03 for this washer will be reset to F00 and all doses will be removed from the system queue. The main idle screen on the Condor controller and the Formula Select will display F00 No Program.

  • Page 70: System Alarms

    Poor/broken communication cable connection Faulty MSI Module Press Any Key MSI Module(s) are improperly addressed Effect: Service is lost to any washer in the daisy chain after the point of failure. System operation will be adversely affected. Contact Ecolab Service Personnel...
  • Page 71 Effect: Service is lost to any washer in the daisy chain after the point of failure. System operation will be adversely affected. Contact Ecolab Service Personnel IO Board Communication Error Occurs when communication is lost to the IO board. Alarm can’t...

  • Page 72: Viewing Load Counts

    7.4 Viewing Load Counts The production load counts of each formula on each washer are available through AQUANOMIC EU recording. To access the data, follow the instructions below. To view/access total system Load Counts, press Soft Key #3 Load Counts from the Condor idle screen.

  • Page 73: Replacing Empty Products

    7.5 Replacing Empty Products After replacing an empty product capsule or block, the next dispense should clear the alarm. For details on proper product replacement procedure, consult Ecolab service personnel. Always wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including eye/face protection, gloves, and aprons when replacing chemicals.

  • Page 74: Replacement Parts

    AQGTR MANIFOLD SWIVEL ASSY 92592551 10034215 AQN SOLID MANIFOLD SWIVEL ASSY PWR SPLY 90/264VAC/24VDC 83494022 10034216 AQN SOLID PWR SPLY 90/264VAC/24VDCV PCB AQUANOMIC SOLID WITH FLOW SENSOR (PWA SCLS/AQNMC EU) 92592416 10036160 AQN SOLID PWA IO *NEW NAV ELBOW SWIVEL ASSY 92592287 10034217...
  • Page 75 EE-DESCRIPTION DISPEN- DISPEN- EE-ITEM- PHOTO EBS-CODE EBS-DESCRIPTION HOSE WASHER 1 X 5/8 RUBBER P8579990 10004948 HOSE WASHER RUBBER 1X5/8 THRMS 25DEG 1/4MNPT SST 83491076 10034218 AQN SOLID THRMS 25DEG 1/4MNPT VLV CHK 1/4MNPTX3/8BARB PVC 85244184 10034219 AQN SOLID VLV CHK 1/4MNPTX3/8BARB PVC RGLTR WTR 1/2 W/GA 85220077...
  • Page 76 EE-DESCRIPTION DISPEN- DISPEN- EE-ITEM- PHOTO EBS-CODE EBS-DESCRIPTION CABLE RS485 COMMUNICATIONS 14 92592225 10034224 AQN SOLID CABLE RS485 COMMUNICAT. 14 FT CABLE RS485 COMMUNICATIONS 25 92592226 10034225 AQN SOLID CABLE RS485 COMMUNICAT. 25 FT CABLE COMM RMT INTFC F1Z 50FT 92592227 10034682 FERRITE CORE.18DIA W/CASE 83490008...
  • Page 77 BRKT MTG L CONDOR CONT MLD 92002132 10034681 AQN SOLID CONDOR/FORMULA SEL. L-BRACKET LCLS MACH SIG INTFC MDL PKD 92592483 10034241 AQUANOMIC SOLID MACHINE SIG INTERFACE PMP CNTFGL 115V MAG DR PVDF 84606284 10034242 AQN SOLID PMP CNTFGL 115V MAG DR PVDF CELL ELCTD SSIII...
  • Page 78 AQN SOLID OXY GRID not available at EE Siegsdorf n.a. 10038040 AQN SOLID ICL RETRO KIT not available at EE Siegsdorf n.a. 10038044 AQUANOMIC SOLID DISPENSER OXY INSERT Deflector Type nozzle 1/4" MNPT PEEK 41740435 10050270 AQN SOLID FLUSH NOZZLE (PEEK)
  • Page 79 41700100 10050273 AQN SOLID CONDUCTIVITY PROBE O- RING UPGRADE KIT AQN 4th product 278009 10050274 AQUANOMIC SOLID OXY 4TH PRODUCT KIT Stecker für FG line Magnetventil 41770442 10051142 AQN Solid selenoid valve plug 2/2 Wege Magnetventil 3/8" G / NC...
  • Page 80 EE-DESCRIPTION DISPEN- DISPEN- EE-ITEM- PHOTO EBS-CODE EBS-DESCRIPTION NAVIGATOR / AQN SPRAY TUBE NUT 92592643 10051146 AQN SOLID SPRAY NOZZLE NUT SEAL ORNG .737X.103 EPDM 87206165 10051147 AQN SOLID SPRAY NOZZLE O-RING Transformer 230V/115V/24VAC 41893103 10051148 AQN SOLID TRANSFORMER Back Flow preventer Mini BA095-3/8E /3/4 41550345 OPL SYSTEM SEPARATOR BA 10050990...
  • Page 81 EE-DESCRIPTION DISPEN- DISPEN- EE-ITEM- PHOTO EBS-CODE EBS-DESCRIPTION SCR PHMSS+ 6-32X1/4 SST 88159058 10051150 aqn solid pc board screw SCR PHTS+ 6BX3/8 SST 88223623 10051151 aqn solid pc board cover screw...

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