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2- ELECTRODE
1- Electrode handling
If the electrode's removal/insertion is difficult, heavily grease the toric joint (O-ring) of the
electrode, as well as the vessel, using silicone grease each time it is handled.
2- Cleaning - scale removal
If the electrode plates have limescale deposits on them, then they must be cleaned by soaking
them for several hours in a solution containing 80% water and 20% hydrochloric acid.
Warning: ALWAYS POUR ACID INTO WATER AND NEVER THE OTHER WAY AROUND. WEAR PROPERLY ADAPTED
PROTECTIVE GEAR.
Warning : Upon soaking the electrode in order to remove limescale deposits, do not submerge it beyond the toric
joint (O-ring).
Then check the reasons for the limescale build-up.
salt level too low
polarity inversion duration too long
electrode reaching end of life span
pH too high
failure in case's polarity inversion
If the pool filtering continues throughout the winter months, the chlorinator's operation will stop at any
temperature below 5°C. In such an instance, remove the electrode from the vessel and, after cleaning it, store it in a
dry place protected from frost.
3- VESSEL
If there is a risk of frost/freezing, flush the vessel out using the flushing plug located beneath the vessel.
14. WARRANTY
The electrolysis unit is warranted by the manufacturer against manufacturing faults for a minimum period of 2 years
counting from the delivery date.
Electrode: minimum 2 year warranty.
PH/RX probe: 6 months warranty.
This warranty does not cover breakdowns caused by negligence, improper use, improper installation, modification,
disassembly, corrosion, failure to undertake maintenance or wintering, misuse, flooding, lightning strike or damage
following a fall or blow.
Return all equipment for overhaul or repair is postage paid by the user.
The manufacturer reserves the right to change, without prior notice, shape, design or appearance of products.
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