ELECTROSEA CLEARLINE CL-430-N1.0 Operation Manual
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- Page 1 CLEARLINE System ® Operation Manual Model CL-430-N1.0 / Model CL-410-N0.5 (888) 384-8881 support@electrosea.com (952) 475-8084 www.electrosea.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
No part of this publication may be reproduced, translated, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior written consent by ElectroSea, LLC. Every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual to ensure its accuracy. ElectroSea assumes no responsibility for errors and omission. -
Page 3: Introduction
® ElectroSea was created when the owners of a sportfishing yacht invented “a better way” to prevent unwanted marine growth in their seawater lines. Solving complex technical problems is their expertise. With more than 100 issued U.S. patents and 350+ foreign patents in advanced technologies, our Executive Management Team has been developing innovative solutions for more than 50 years. -
Page 4: User Interface
User Interface Features and Functions Power on CLEARLINE. The Control Unit will complete a diagnostic self-test and then the green “POWER” light will be illuminated. The main status screen will be displayed. Programming Menu Status Screen Selection Buttons Operating Mode Flow Rate USB Port Circuit Breaker... -
Page 5: Operating Modes And Feature Overview
GPM or LPM. • Default Update: Process to restore CLEARLINE to original factory default settings. Allows the user to update CLEARLINE Control Unit firmware from a USB memory drive supplied by ElectroSea. U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending... - Page 6 Modes and Features Power ON and Start-up Delay Power ON the CLEARLINE System. The Control Unit will complete a diagnostic self-test and then the green “POWER” LED will be illuminated. “START-UP” will be displayed for 30 seconds. Cleaning Mode During normal operation the Control Unit will flash “Cleaning” and the green Cleaning LED will be illuminated. This indicates the CLEARLINE System is electrochemically generating a safe and effective level of chlorine to prevent biofouling in the vessel’s seawater circuit.
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Page 7: Optimal Performance And Flow Alert
NOTICE Flow Alert feature is default OFF from ElectroSea and must be set-up by the installer or end user. NOTICE CLEARLINE will continue generating chlorine even after a Flow Alert occurs. Flow Alert does not prevent CLEARLINE from operating. -
Page 8: Cell Indicator
When the ClearCell Electrode has reached the end of its useful life it can no longer generate chlorine. The ClearCell Electrode life is dependent on flow rate, hours of use, seawater quality and other factors. The ClearCell Electrode will be effective for many years before replacement is required. RESOLUTION: Contact your CLEARLINE dealer or ElectroSea directly. U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending... -
Page 9: Clearcell
ClearCell Internal Screen Internal Screen: The ClearCell contains an internal screen to catch debris before it reaches the flow sensor (debris, tiny shells, or other foreign materials that pass through the vessel’s main strainer). The internal screen should be cleaned periodically, and whenever debris gets caught in the screen and decreases seawater flow. Before accessing the ClearCell Electrode, double-check the list of Alerts and Indicators on Pg. -
Page 10: Clearcell Internal Screen Access
ClearCell Internal Screen Access Before accessing the ClearCell Electrode, double-check the list of Alerts and Indicators on Pg. 6 and 7, because the ClearCell infrequently requires rinsing. To access ClearCell Electrode: Power OFF the CLEARLINE Control Unit. Turn OFF ALL seacock valves in the seawater circuit at or below the waterline. - Page 11 ClearCell Turn the wing nuts counterclockwise Remove the Electrode Assembly and to release the Electrode Assembly. pressure ring by lifting it straight up by the sides of the black plastic top. Do not lift or pull on the top cable connectors. U.S.
- Page 12 ClearCell Spray the ClearCell Electrode Assembly with freshwater to remove any dirt or mud between the plates or debris in the internal screen. NOTICE DO NOT TOUCH THE SURFACE BETWEEN THE ELECTRODE PLATES, OR USE ANY TYPE OF MECHANICAL BRUSH. THE CLEARCELL ELECTRODE PLATES CONTAIN A SPECIAL METAL OXIDE COATING THAT WILL BE PERMANENTLY DAMAGED IF YOU HANDLE IT.
- Page 13 ClearCell Insert the ClearCell Electrode Assembly back into ClearCell canister. The Electrode Assembly and Canister are keyed and only can be inserted in one direction. Align the Electrode Assembly key and the ClearCell canister key and insert it into the ClearCell canister. Add the pressure ring and begin tightening down the wing nuts evenly.
- Page 14 ClearCell Electrode has excessive mud or other debris • ClearCell Electrode is at the end of its useful life For further troubleshooting, see Pg. 7 or Pg. 18; or contact your CLEARLINE dealer or ElectroSea. U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending...
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Page 15: Factory Default And Firmware Updates
OK to Exit 2. Update: This allows the user to update the firmware using a USB memory drive supplied by ElectroSea. To perform a firmware update: Insert the ElectroSea USB memory drive. Go to the Update menu. Line 1 displays the current firmware version of the unit. Line 2 displays the available firmware version that is on the USB memory drive. -
Page 16: Inspection
Inspection Periodic Inspection The CLEARLINE System should be viewed during regular inspection of the vessel’s engine room. During normal operation, the CLEARLINE System status screen will flash the message “Cleaning” and the green LED will be illuminated. This indicates the CLEARLINE System is generating a safe and effective low level of chlorine preventing unwanted marine growth, barnacles, and biofilm in the seawater lines. -
Page 17: Specifications
Specifications Specifications CLEARLINE SYSTEM Power: 12VDC or 24VDC 5 Amp Max Peak Current Normal Operating Flow: CL-430-N1.0: 5–26 GPM (18.9 – 98.4 LPM) CL-410-N0.5: 3–7 GPM (11.4 – 26.5 LPM) Maximum Pressure: 35 psi CLEARLINE CONTROL UNIT Size: 10.0 inches (25.4cm) – width 7.0 inches (17.8cm) –... -
Page 18: Table Of Modes, Descriptions And Actions
Summary Modes & Trouble-Shooting Modes and Troubleshooting Mode Description Action Unit is powered ON, but is in the OFF state. No seawater is flowing This is a normal operating mode provided there is no seawater flow. through the CLEARLINE System. The mode for cleaning and preventing biofouling by chlorinating Cleaning This is a normal operating mode. - Page 19 The ClearCell Electrode will be effective for many years before replacement is required. RESOLUTION: Contact your CLEARLINE dealer or ElectroSea directly. Temperature inside the CLEARLINE System Contact your installation Dealer or ElectroSea as the ClearCell Electrode may be at the end of its useful life High Temperature is high.
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Page 20: Warranty
This Limited Warranty is made only to this purchaser (the “Original Purchaser”): The original end user purchaser of a Product directly from ElectroSea or an authorized ElectroSea Dealer (a “Direct Purchaser”); or The original end user purchaser of a new vessel in which a new Product was installed by the manufacturer (a “Vessel Purchaser”). - Page 21 This Limited Warranty is the only express warranty that applies to the Product. ElectroSea has not given anyone the right to make any warranty or promise of any kind relating to ElectroSea or the Product, so if someone other than ElectroSea makes a warranty or promise relating to ElectroSea or the Product, that warranty or promise is not binding on ElectroSea.
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