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- Page 1 TROJANUVLOGIC™ Operation and Maintenance User Manual Original Instructions Edition 2 Aquafine Corporation® 2018 All rights reserved. Printed in Unites States. DC540101-02-03...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents SECTION 1 SPECIFICATIONS ............................5 SECTION 2 SAFETY INFORMATION ..........................7 ............................7 SE OF AZARD NFORMATION ..............................7 RECAUTIONARY ABELS ..............................10 AFETY RECAUTIONS SECTION 3 GENERAL INFORMATION.......................... 13 ............................13 CCEPTABLE OISE EVELS ............................13 ATENTS AND ERMISSIONS .......................... - Page 5 Table of Contents SECTION 8 OPERATION FROM THE CPP ........................30 ..............................30 PERATOR NTERFACE Change the Settings ............................30 8.1.1 ..........................31 (CP) S ONTROL ANEL OFTWARE Boot Screen ................................ 31 8.2.1 Main Menu Screen ............................. 31 8.2.2 Main Display Screen DVGW Version ......................
- Page 6 Additional Inputs and Outputs ........................72 10.2.6 .............. 73 10.3 CPP C I/O D OMMUNICATION ONTROL OARD LECTRICAL AND ETAILS SECTION 11 REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ..................74 SECTION 12 CUSTOMER SERVICE CONTACTS ......................76 APPENDIX A AQUAFINE EQUIPMENT WARRANTY ....................77 4 Original Instructions...
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Page 7: Section 1 Specifications
Section 1 Specifications Specifications are subject to change without notice. Specifications Trojan UVLogic Model Maximum Flow Rate GPM HeadLoss at Peak Flow Rate. < 2.0 PSI UV Chamber Connections* *Refer to Outline Drawing Electrical Requirements** **Refer to Electrical Drawing Control Power Panel (CPP) with P40 Display UV Sensor W/ 4-20mA Standard Lamp Status Indicator... - Page 8 Specifications Model UV Sensor Type Plug-in sensor in measuring window Material 316 SST, Viton, Corning 7980 Number of Sensors 1 per UV chamber Supply Voltage Power 24 VDC (12-30 VDC) from the CPP Maximum Operating 104°F (40°C) Temperature Maximum Upset 104°F (40°C), 24 hours maximum upset duration (UV Sensor must be removed Temperature above 104°F (40°C) i.e.
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Page 9: Section 2 Safety Information
Section 2 Safety Information Please read this entire manual before operating this equipment. Pay attention to all danger, warning and caution statements in this manual. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury or damage to the equipment. Make sure that the protection provided by this equipment is not impaired. - Page 10 Precautionary Labels This symbol indicates the marked equipment may contain a component that can eject forcibly. Obey all procedures to safely depressurize. This symbol indicates the components of the system have been exposed to biohazardous waste. This symbol indicates a potential crushing pinch hazard. This symbol indicates a fork lift hazard.
- Page 11 Precautionary Labels This symbol indicates a risk of electrical shock and/or electrocution exists. All appropriate Lockout Tag out procedures must be obeyed. This symbol indicates the equipment should be secured with a safety device/hook. This symbol indicates a safety glasses with side protection is required for protection against UV exposure This symbol indicates a full-face shield is required for protection against UV exposure This symbol indicates gloves must be worn.
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Page 12: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Read safety precautions in this section before doing maintenance, service or repair. Obey the instructions in the Safety Precautions. Failure to follow the instructions in the safety precautions can result in serious injury or death. D A N G E R Arc Flash and Shock Hazard - Live Electrical Circuit Present. - Page 13 Safety Precautions C A U T I O N Burn Hazard. • Failure to follow these instructions may result in minor or moderate injury due to burns. • If accidental exposure occurs immediately cool effected area. Consult a physician. • NEVER touch hot surface.
- Page 14 Safety Precautions N O T I C E Personal Protective Equipment Required. • ALWAYS use appropriate eye, hand, and foot protection. • ALWAYS wear UV-C safety glasses when around equipment or a UV-C face shield when inspecting open running equipment. •...
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Page 15: Section 3 General Information
America, Canada, and/or other countries. http://www.trojantechnologies.com/patents/ No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any forms or by any means without written permission of Aquafine Corporation. Abbreviations and Acronyms Table 1 describes the abbreviations and acronyms included in this manual. -
Page 16: Unit Description
General Information 3.4.1 Unit Description Elements to identify the TROJANUVLOGIC Series are: Figure 1 TROJANUVLOGIC Service End Cap UV Treatment Chamber Inlet Quartz Sleeves & UV Lamps End Plate Outlet Sanitary Gasket UV Sensor 3.4.2 Socket Covers/Service End cap The Socket Cover/Service End Cap on the UV Treatment Chamber provides protection to the Lamp Socket assemblies. -
Page 17: Section 4 Shipment And Storage
Section 4 Shipment and Storage Shipping Contents The system consists of two major components, the UV chamber and the CPP. Some components may be disconnected for shipment. How the Equipment is Shipped The system is delivered to the site by truck. System components are packed in wooden crates or pallets labelled with the component name. -
Page 18: Section 5 Lockout/Tag Out
Section 5 Lockout/Tag Out D A N G E R Obey all warning and caution statements. Refer to Section 2 Read and understand the Operation and Maintenance Manual before operating this equipment. Read all user documentation before performing operations, inspections, repair, or maintenance on this equipment. -
Page 19: Lockout Tag Out Energy Sources
Lockout Tag Out 5.1.3 Lockout Tag Out Energy Sources Use a multi-lock scissor adapter to lockout each energy source. Attach a completed lockout tag. Include the required information: • Person and company applying the lockout. • Reason for lockout. • Date of lockout. -
Page 20: Section 6 Installation
Adjustable Wrench Gasket (by others) Drill with bits All Aquafine products are carefully inspected and tested before shipment from our plant. Upon delivery, check the packaging and equipment for damage that may have occurred during shipment. Installation Before installing the system: When preparing the site for installation, allow for valves, drain and bypass as part of your plumbing circuit. -
Page 21: Cpp
Installation Remove the plastic dowel placed inside the UV Treatment Chamber unit, used for securing the baffle during shipping. Protect the equipment from the environment. Do not expose the equipment to direct water spray. As a UV treatment system, does not introduce any chemical residue within the water, it is desirable to install the unit as close as possible to the point-of-use to avoid potential recontamination by discharge pipes, fitting, etc. - Page 22 Installation Materials: Mounting hardware (by others) Procedure: 1. Position a lifting strap around each of the UV Chamber mounting brackets (between the flange and the bracket). Center the lifting straps around the UV Chamber. Bring the two lifting straps above the UV Chamber and connect as required to a crane.
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Page 23: Acceptable Uv Chamber Installation Orientations
Installation 6.4.1 Acceptable UV Chamber Installation Orientations Horizontal Installation: Figure 3 Horizontal Installation Only Allowable Orientation 12:00 Floor Outlet Inlet Service End Cap Note: The only allowable outlet orientation is directly up (12 o’clock, from service entrance side). Original Instructions 21... - Page 24 Installation Vertical Installation: Figure 4 Vertical Installation Service End Cap Inlet Outlet Floor Notes: 1. Outlet orientation angle currently shown at 0. 2. Inlet must not be installed at top. 3. Vertical installations require an air vent. 22 Original Instructions...
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Page 25: Inlet/Outlet Process Piping To The Uv Chamber
Installation Inlet/Outlet Process Piping to the UV Chamber Prerequisites: Clean and inspect inlet and outlet connections for any damage (i.e. scratches, nicks, gouges and burns). Tools: Materials: Bolts and hardware (by others) Gaskets x 2 (by others) Procedure: 1. Install gasket on UV chamber inlet connection. 2. - Page 26 24 Original Instructions...
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Page 27: Hydrostatic Test
For all Voltages: 1. Control wiring should reference appropriate wiring diagram. Control wiring is based upon customer requirements and installed options. Should your requirements differ, contact your local Aquafine representative or Aquafine Customer Service. 2. Connect wiring to the cable entry hole on the back of the cabinet. Make sure the electrical service matches the electrical data shown on the nameplate decal Note: UV performance is line voltage sensitive. -
Page 28: Section 7 System Start-Up And Shutdown
Section 7 System Start-up and Shutdown D A N G E R Obey all warning and caution statements. Refer to Section 2 Read and understand the Operation and Maintenance Manual before operating this equipment. Read all user documentation before performing operations, inspections, repair, or maintenance on this equipment. -
Page 29: Start-Up The Uv System From Local
System Start-up and Shutdown • Does not register any alarm until a 20-second start-up timer has expired. This prevents false alarms during system start-up. In addition, most alarms have individual delay timers associated with them. When warming is complete, and no major or critical alarms are present, the UV system: •... -
Page 30: Shutdown The Uv System From Scada
System Start-up and Shutdown Start-up Procedure: The plant: • Ensures there are no Critical Alarms present on the UV system. • Does not allow disinfection flow during start-up. • Energizes the Remote On/Off digital signal. The UV system control logic (Microprocessor Board): •... -
Page 31: Shutdown The Uv System From Remote
System Start-up and Shutdown Shutdown the UV System from Remote Prerequisite: Pre-Start Checklist. Refer to Section 7.1. Shutdown Procedure: The plant: • Stops process flow through the UV chamber. • De-energizes the Remote On/Off digital input signal. The UV system: •... -
Page 32: Section 8 Operation From The Cpp
Section 8 Operation from the CPP D A N G E R Obey all warning and caution statements. Refer to Section 2 Read and understand the Operation and Maintenance Manual before operating this equipment. Read all user documentation before performing operations, inspections, repair, or maintenance on this equipment. -
Page 33: Control Panel (Cp) Software
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display Control Panel (CP) Software 8.2.1 Boot Screen Figure 6 Boot Screen This screen is displayed from the main power on is about 7 seconds and then you see the above for 4 seconds when the power to the unit is initially turned ON. After the 4 second timer has expired, the Main Display screen will appear. -
Page 34: Main Display Screen Epa Version
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display 8.2.4 Main Display Screen EPA Version Figure 9 UV Main Display Screen The Main Display screens consist of the UV Intensity Sensor 1 and optional Flow Rate and UVT screens. ↵ To navigate through all the main screens, press the Menu ( ) button. -
Page 35: Reactor Temp Option (4 - 20 Analog Required)
" N O T I C E The alarm settings are pre-adjusted at the factory or with specific instructions from Aquafine Corporation. Devices for UV Disinfection systems are delivered with fixed programmed threshold values for the main alarm that are suited for the specific application. -
Page 36: Alarm History Screen
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display 8.2.9 Alarm History Screen Figure 12 Alarm History Screen The Alarm History Screen can be accessed from the Active Alarm Screen by pressing the HIST button. This screen provides the Operator with a history of all active and all resolved alarms, including the time of their occurrence. -
Page 37: Operator Access Level Screen
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display 8.2.12 Operator Access Level Screen Figure 14 Operator Access level Screen The Operator has viewing access of the following screens. The first screen shows what the Current Digital Alarm Relays are set to (i.e. 1R refers to Relay #1). The second screen depicts which Digital Inputs are designated and how they are assigned. -
Page 38: Analog Input-Output Screen Series
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display For the following screen, the Reactor High Temp is an additional Digital Input/Output that is mandatory. As a standard, it is set to Critical. Figure 17 Technician Level Access Screens N O T I C E The Digital Input and Output screens are factory set alarm choices. -
Page 39: Technician Level Access Screens
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display Figure 19 Operator Access level Screens 8.2.16 Technician Level Access Screens Figure 20 Technician Level Access Screens To access these screens, you must have entered the Technician’s Password. Then, from each of the previous Analog Input-Output Screens select the CHANGE button. -
Page 40: System Settings Screens
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display 8.2.17 System Settings Screens These screens can be accessed through the Main Menu by selecting SYSTEM SETTINGS. The access to screens is limited to the level of access entered into the login screen. 8.2.18 Operator Access Level Screens The first three screens are available for the Operator to adjust, however changes should not be made... - Page 41 Alarm active, UV System is off, “System On-line”, “System Warming” and “Common Major Siren”: 24 VDC Relay contacts closed and LED is on. The following system settings screen information should not be reconfigured unless otherwise authorized by Aquafine. Figure 24 Operator Access Level Screens N O T I C E During start-up, the UV Sensor Alarm Delay + an 18-second alarm suspension will occur before an alarm appears.
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Page 42: Technician Level Access Screens
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display The information presented on this screen includes the System Type, With or Without Automatic Wiping, Equipment Usage (i.e. Drinking Water), Number of Lamps, Lamp Length (ie. 36 for 36 inch), Current Time and Date, Firmware Name, and Version & Date 8.2.19 Technician Level Access Screens To access these screens, you must have entered the Technician’s Password at the Login Screen, refer to... -
Page 43: Trends Screens
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display Figure 26 Technician Level Access Screens This screen allows the Technician to adjust the following: Items Description Set Clock This field allows the Technician to adjust the system Time. Set Date This field allows the Technician to adjust the system Date. Change This field allows the Technician, who would have correctly entered their password, the ability to Technician... -
Page 44: Reactor Temperature Trend Screen
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display 8.2.22 Reactor Temperature Trend Screen Figure 29 Reactor Temperature Trend Screen The Trend Screens provide live graphical displays based on the Analog Input readings from any of the analog devices connected to the Board. Trending can be shown over a period of 12 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours or 1 week. -
Page 45: Wiper Sequence Timer
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display 8.2.24 Wiper Sequence Timer The system is delivered from the factory with a frequency setting of one wiping cycle occurring every 8 hour period. The wiping cycle duration is approximately 65 seconds. This setting is a starting point for initial system set-up. The wiping frequency can be increased or decreased based on water quality and system performance (UV Intensity). -
Page 46: Reactor Hi Temp (Reactor High Temperature) Configure Screen (Optional)
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display Figure 33 Pass Thru Screen 8.2.28 Reactor Hi Temp (Reactor High Temperature) Configure Screen (Optional) This screen allows the Operator to adjust the following: Items Description Reactor Temperature can be set to either Celsius or Fahrenheit from the Systems Setting screen page 2 Temperature if the analog Reactor Temperature option is enabled. -
Page 47: Login Screen
Operation from the CPP with P40 Display 8.2.30 Login Screen Figure 36 Login Screen If a password has not been entered, the system will automatically allow Operator level access only. Technician level access requires a password entered on the Login Screen. When you enter the Login Screen, you will be prompted to enter your password. -
Page 48: Section 9 Maintenance
Isopropyl alcohol Lint free cloth Cotton swab Socket Wrench All Aquafine products are carefully inspected and tested before shipment from our plant. Upon delivery, check the packaging and equipment for damage that may have occurred during shipment. 46 Original Instructions... -
Page 49: Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance Maintenance Schedule Scheduled maintenance and inspections can extend the life of the system and prevent problems. Routine maintenance may include partial disassembly to access components for cleaning and visual evaluation. Table 2 shows the maintenance schedule. During any maintenance activity, the manufacturer recommends inspection of all components that can be seen. -
Page 50: Legend
Maintenance Table 2 Preventive Maintenance Schedule (continued) System Maintenance Requirement Component UV sensor O-ring Replace the UV sensor O-ring if worn. Wiper revolution Replace the wiper revolution proximity sensor. proximity sensor Replace a Lamp Driver. Home switch Replace the home switch proximity sensor. proximity sensor Wiper Seals and Replace the wiper seals and wiper seal holders*... -
Page 51: Depressurize And Drain Auv Chamber
Maintenance Depressurize and Drain a UV Chamber The user must depressurize and drain UV chamber before performing any maintenance, service or repair task is done. Failure to depressurize and drain the UV chamber can result in serious injury or death. Always follow all site-specific safety protocols and procedures. - Page 52 Maintenance Procedure: 50 Original Instructions...
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Page 53: Uv Lamps
Maintenance To install a service end cap, do the illustrated steps in the reverse direction. When service is complete, assemble the prerequisites in the reverse order of disassembly. UV Lamps UV lamps and lamp sleeves are made of fragile quartz tubing and easily fractured. Do not strike, bend or apply pressure or it will break. -
Page 54: Replace A Uv Lamp
Maintenance Reinstall the UV lamp. a. Put the UV lamp in the lamp sleeve. b. Align the UV lamp so that the amalgam spot is on the bottom. c. Connect the lamp plug to the UV lamp. d. Push the UV lamp and lamp plug into the lamp sleeve bolt until it stops. e. -
Page 55: Lamp Sleeves
Maintenance c. Connect the lamp plug to the UV lamp. d. Turn the locking nut clockwise while pushing in on the lamp plug to partially engage the lamp plug. e. Make sure the lamp holder arrow is pointing up to ensure amalgam spots are on the bottom When service is complete, assemble the prerequisites in the reverse order of the disassembly. - Page 56 Maintenance N O T I C E To prevent lamp sleeve damage during removal, be sure to keep the lamp sleeve level and perpendicular to the end plate. Physical damage to lamp sleeves indicates a possible serious condition in the UV chamber. Full service of the UV chamber may be needed.
- Page 57 Maintenance To remove a lamp sleeve, do the following illustrated steps: To install a lamp sleeve, do the above illustrated steps in reverse order and direction. Original Instructions 55...
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Page 58: Clean The Lamp Sleeves
Maintenance 9.7.2 Clean the Lamp Sleeves Clean all the lamp sleeves manually if there is buildup on any of the inspected lamp sleeves. Prerequisites: Remove the lamp sleeves. Refer to Section 9.7. Tools: Lamp sleeve removal tool Lamp sleeve bolt tool Lamp sleeve bolt cushion rings Lamp sleeve O-ring Materials:... -
Page 59: Uv Sensor
Maintenance N O T I C E Replace the lamp sleeve bolt cushion ring whenever the lamp sleeve bolt is removed or the pressure seal is broken. Procedure: Dispose of the lamp sleeve. Put on clean cotton gloves. Get a new lamp sleeve and lamp sleeve O-ring. Put the O-ring on the lamp sleeve. -
Page 60: Replace The Uv Sensor
Maintenance d. Put on clean cotton gloves. e. Pull the UV sensor out of the UV sensor window. Clean the optical window on the end of the UV sensor. a. Use a clean swab and rubbing alcohol to wipe the diode window. b. -
Page 61: Automatic Mechanical Wiper System (Optional/Amws)
Maintenance Shut down the UV system. Refer to Refer to Section 7.5, Section 7.6 Section 7.7 as needed. Apply lockout tag out devices as necessary. Refer to Section 5. Depressurize the UV chamber. Refer to Section 9.4. Tools: Materials: New UV sensor Procedure: Remove the UV sensor from the UV sensor window. -
Page 62: Install The Gear Motor Assembly
To remove a gear motor assembly, do the following steps: Maintenance 9.9.2 Install the Gear Motor Assembly Install the gear motor assembly after maintenance on the UV lamps and/or lamp sleeves is complete. Prerequisites: Remove the Gear Motor Assembly. Refer to Section 9.9. - Page 63 When service is complete, assemble the prerequisites in the reverse order of disassembly. Original Instructions 61...
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Page 64: Replace The Gear Motor
Maintenance 9.9.3 Replace the Gear Motor Replace the gear motor when it can no longer turn the drive shaft to move the wiper plates cage. Prerequisites: Remove the gear motor assembly. Refer to Section 9.9. Tools: Materials: Gear motor Procedure: To remove a gear motor, do the following steps: When service is complete, assemble the prerequisites in reverse order of the disassembly. -
Page 65: Replace The Wiper Revolution Proximity Sensor
Maintenance 9.9.4 Replace the Wiper Revolution Proximity Sensor Replace the wiper revolution proximity sensor when the wiper revolution proximity sensor has failed. Prerequisites: Remove the service end cap. Refer to Section 9.5. Tools: Materials: Revolution proximity sensor Procedure: To replace the proximity sensor, do the following steps: Turn the drive shaft coupler so the wiper revolution proximity sensor has enough clearance to rotate freely (approximately 0.050"... -
Page 66: Home Switch Replacement And Proximity Replacement
Maintenance 9.10 Home Switch Replacement and Proximity Replacement 9.10.1 Remove the Wiper Home Proximity Switch Prerequisites: Remove the service end cap. Refer to Section 9.5 Tools: Materials: Revolution proximity sensor Procedure: Remove the cable harness from the home proximity switch. Loosen the two set screws on the outside of the plunger end cap, and remove the plunger end cap. -
Page 67: Remove The Home Switch Plunger Body
Maintenance 9.10.2 Remove the Home Switch Plunger Body Prerequisites: Shut down the UV system. Refer to Section 7.5, Section 7.6 Section 7.7 as needed. Lockout tag out the equipment. Refer to Section Depressurize and drain the UV chamber. Refer to Section 9.4. -
Page 68: Control Power Panel (Cpp)
Maintenance Clean loose material from the plunger holes in the end plate. Put the home switch plungers in the end plate. Use the 3/4-in. open end wrench to tighten the plungers and seal the O-ring. Do not over-tighten. The switch can crack or break. Install the home plunger cap and proximity switch on the home switch plunger. - Page 69 Maintenance Materials: New lamp driver Procedure: Remove: Original Instructions 67...
- Page 70 Maintenance Install: Set the DIP Switches on the new lamp driver to match the settings on the old lamp driver. 68 Original Instructions...
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Page 71: Section 10 Troubleshooting
Injury or damage to the equipment due to improper testing, handling or maintenance will not be covered under the manufacturer’s warranty and is responsible of the individual performing the troubleshooting. If there is any question about a procedure, contact Aquafine® before service. 10.1... -
Page 72: Minor Alarms
Troubleshooting 10.2.1 Minor Alarms When a minor alarm occurs, the UV chamber remains online. Minor alarms show on the CPP and the alarm relays are deactivated. When a minor alarm occurs, take action to correct the problem soon after the alarm occurs. -
Page 73: Critical Alarms
Troubleshooting Table 5 Major Alarms Definitions-Cont. Major Alarm Name Active When Alarm Delay Control Action Either: There is no lamp driver function. Lamp Driver XX Alarm Major Power is lost. CPP/CCB communication is lost. The flow rate is greater than the major alarm High Flow Alarm Major 10 seconds in Alarm relay is... -
Page 74: Standard Inputs And Outputs
It is a representative list of options that sites can exercise in order to wire device information in to the Aquafine UV system. The controller provides a graphical display of the information only. If a signal is brought in, it can be wired out of the system to another as needed. -
Page 75: Cpp Communication Control Board Electrical And I/O Details
Troubleshooting 10.3 CPP Communication Control Board Electrical and I/O Details The CPP communication control board (CCB) is powered by a 24 VDC power supply that is located in the CPP. The CCB is configured using the microprocessor user interface. The user can reset the CCB to the original factory settings. -
Page 76: Section 11 Replacement Parts And Accessories
Section 11 Replacement Parts and Accessories Part Number Description 912513 UV LAMP BALLAST (1 - LAMP) (AM MODELS) 917067 UV LAMP BALLAST (2 - LAMP) (AS/AL MODELS) 261067 24 VDC REMOTE ON/OFF RELAY (AM MODELS) 261225 120 VAC REMOTE ON/OFF RELAY (AM MODELS) 795750 SLEEVE BOLT 28mm W/CAP 316148... - Page 77 Replacement Parts and Accessories Part Number Description 793024 QUARTZ SLEEVE (254 NM) (AL MODELS) 793017 QUARTZ SLEEVE (185 NM) (TM MODELS) 793016 QUARTZ SLEEVE (185 NM) (TS MODELS) 793018 QUARTZ SLEEVE (185 NM) (TL MODELS) 002190-215F QUARTZ SLEEVE O-RING - VITON® 2026 SENSOR O-RING - VITON®...
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Page 78: Section 12 Customer Service Contacts
Section 12 Customer Service Contacts Aquafine® has provided as many Safety Precautions as possible. In the event, you have any question for safe operation or procedure, contact Aquafine before you continue. Head Office North America & International Aquafine® Corporation 29010 Avenue Paine Valencia, CA 91355 Tel.: 661 257 4770... -
Page 79: Appendix A Aquafine Equipment Warranty
Aquafine, or acquisition by the Customer, of a replacement part for installation by the Customer, Aquafine will send one or more persons to make an onsite inspection of the problem. If an onsite visit is made, Aquafine personnel will evaluate the problem and repair or replace any Equipment determined to be in breach of this warranty. - Page 80 P +49 4121 57806 13 F+49 4121 57806 30 sales@aquafineuv.com www.aquafineuv.com saleseu@aquafineuv.com www.aquafineuv.com © Aquafine Corporation 2010. All rights reserved. This document is not to be copied, electronically stored or reproduced without written permission from Aquafine Corporation. 78 Original Instructions...
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