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MAINTENANCE
4.2 Annual Service (required)
The following procedures should be followed annually to maintain the AIRaider:
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• Tasks listed in section 4.1 (Six Month Service) that are in
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• Check the ASV Water Overflow and Alarm System annually to ensure correct operation and to maintain
product warranty status. Test the sensor with water. Place a drop of water or a wet paper towel on the sen-
sorThe valve should actuate to a closed position to stop water flow and the alarm should sound and light
should flash if operating properly
• On the control unit, press the "open" button to turn the water flow back on.
• Clean solenoids. Replace O rings (P/N 28605-1 for 3/4" rings and P/N 28605-2 for 1" rings).
• Check all hose connections.
• Check and replace the blower air intake filter.
• Check and/or clean any filters (P/N 28195-1 for 321 models, 28195-2 for 433 models) or strainer
installed on the inlet line to the AIRaider.
• Check and clean inlet screen on pump, if applicable.
• Using a wet/dry vac, clean sediment from bottom of aeration tank if necessary.
• Clean (if necessary) tank and diffusers of all mineral build up.
• Chlorinate tank and lines by pouring ¼ cup of chlorine into the first aeration chamber.
• Check all control panel connections and electrical components (blower, pump, timer, fuses, etc.) for
proper operation.
• Check float switches for proper operation.
• Inspect vent line for possible obstructions.
• Run system through two cycles to ensure good working order.
4.3 Recommended Additional Service*
• Perform Water Test.
• Every 3-5 years, replace the solenoid valves.
* During Annual Service
IN063 Rev.E
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