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1. Close the discharge gate valve.
2. Open the feed and discharge isolation valves. Water will begin to fill the
solution tank.
3. When water stops flowing, switch the system "ON" using the chemical
controller. The pump will circulate water through the black tubing.
4. Check that the float valve is not leaking through on applications where the
inlet supply is greater than 25 psi.
5. Begin opening the discharge gate valve to start flow in and out of the system.
6. Determine the maximum inlet flow rate by continuing to open the discharge
gate valve in small increments. Remember to allow a few minutes each time
to allow the flow meter to stabilize. If pump loses prime, maximum inlet flow
has been exceeded. Shut down system for a few minutes (which will prime
the pump), close back on the discharge gate valve and restart the system.
Continue this process until the maximum inlet flow is determined.
7. Adjust flow through feeder using the discharge gate valve. The chlorine
delivery is determined by the flow rate through the chlorinator. Use the graph
above to determine proper flow rate. NOTE: After adjusting the discharge
valve, the flow meter will take a few moments to stabilize.
8. Check all piping for leaks.
Operation
1. Remove lid from chlorinator and fill with the appropriate amount of Accu-Tab
Blue SI tablets. Add no more than the amount of tablets that will be used
within one week.
2. Check pool water for desired chlorine level and adjust flow through chlorinator
as needed.
NOTE: When pool water circulation stops, flow to chlorinator will stop.
This will stop chlorine delivery.
WARNING:
Overdosing of free chlorine can lead to bather irritation
(skin, eyes, nasal, etc.).
Adding Tablets
1. Tablets may be added while the system is running. Take care to protect eyes,
skin, clothing and other equipment from splashing. Do not inhale fumes.
2. Remove lid and add Accu-Tab Blue SI tablets.
3. Replace lid.
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