Start-Up Procedure - Intec CV40 Instruction Manual

SECTION 3.0 START-UP PROCEDURES FOR POOL AND IONIZATION
3.1 Start-up of Pool
This order of instructions should be followed precisely to properly ionize your pool!
1. Clean out all debris and clean out skimmers (Please see Section 9.0 if applicable)
2. Adjust pH between 7.0 – 7.4
3. Run the Ionizer continuously until the copper level reaches 0.5 ppm. REMEMBER: Your
pool pump must be running and water must be flowing over the copper bars when the Ionizer
is on.
4. Treat water clarity
Treat Calcium Hardness
3.2 Initial Start-up for the CV10 or Cv40
Turn your power switch on and run your system for 24 hours a day until you achieve a 0.5
ppm of copper. The conductivity of your water will dictate the copper output of your electronics
system. Conductivity is created by TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) which are mostly comprised
of sodium, potassium, and chlorides. If your pool water is too low in these minerals, you may
have to run your system over a longer period of time in order to get your copper level up in your
pool. If your water has a high level of TDS, then your circuit breaker fuse located underneath
the unit may trip. NOTE: If installed outside, it is best to find a location that would avoid
long-term exposure to the elements such as under an awning.
If your CV10 or CV40 power and/or polarity light flashes / blinks rapidly, this may be
a sign of conductive water. The unit will automatically shut itself off and then try to come
back on after the unit cools down. If this continues, please turn the unit off and call Intec at
800-896-1759 and they will provide you a resistor at no charge.
Resistor
Detach any one single line that is attached to the electrode male spade
(Figure 3). It does not matter which line is detached. Attach the resistor
(Shown to the left) to the male spade of the electrode. You will notice that
the resistor has two different types of plugs. Only one wire from the Resistor
will attach to the electrode. Attach the other wire of the Resistor to the wire
you previously detached from the electrode that runs to the electronics unit.
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