Routine Maintenance; Troubleshooting - ETATRON D.S. eOne PLUS Notice D'installation, Mode D'emploi, Notice D'entretien

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

Thorough routine maintenance, together with a scheduled inspection, ensures preservation and good functioning of the
systems over time.
We therefore recommend you follow our routine maintenance advice and enter into a programmed service and
assistance contract with a trusted Technical Support Centre.
Please also note that the timing of the maintenance listed below, are to be considered solely for a theoretic purpose, as
they shall vary depending on several factors: type of system, type of product metered, the environment where the pump is
installed, etc.
Before performing any maintenance or cleaning operations on the metering pump, you must:
1) Check that is disconnected from the electric power supply (both polarities) by pulling the connection cables out of
the mains contact and by separating the contacts by at least 3 mm.
2) Eliminate any remaining pressure from the pump head and from the flow pipe in an appropriate manner (very
carefully).
In the event of leakage from the pump hydraulic system (breakage of a valve or a pipe), it must be stopped and the
flow pipe must be depressurised taking all necessary precautions (gloves, goggles, protective clothing).
Pump operation
Pump and valve body cleaning
Injection valve cleaning
Bottom filter cleaning
pH, Rx probe cleaning
Replacement of electrolyte for chlorine cell
(Amperometric probe)
Replacement of the chlorine probe
membrane
(Amperometric probe)
Inspection of intake and flow pipes to
identify obstructions and/or punctures

TROUBLESHOOTING

Given the sturdiness of the system, mechanical failures do not occur. Sometimes liquid may leak from a loose connection
or pipe clamp, or simply due to the rupture of the flow pipe. Leaks are rarely caused by the rupture of the membrane or by the
wear of the membrane gasket. In this case these components must be replaced by removing the four screws of the pump
body, remounting the screws and clamping them evenly. When the leak has been eliminated, any residues of additive must be
removed from the metering pump, as by stagnating it would corrode the pump casing.
Any intervention or repair within the equipment must be carried out by qualified and authorised personnel.
In the event of maintenance and/or technical work, always make sure that the pump is disconnected from the electrical
mains and that you are wearing protective clothing and equipment (gloves and safety goggles).
FAULT
The pump is not metering
The electronic part does not
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ROUTINE MAINTENANCE TABLE
2 weeks 1 month 2 months 3 months 4 months 6 months 12 months
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• Check valve mounted incorrectly or deteriorated: mount it properly or replace it by following
the routine maintenance advice;
• Membrane deteriorated, replace it;
• Magnet fuse blown, replace it (check magnet resistance)
• Electromagnet blown, replace it
Electronic board blown due to overvoltage, no earthing, etc.: replace the board
Time interval
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SOLUTION
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