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5.1 Maintenance plan
5.1.1 Month maintenance
• Optical inspection of the unit
• Check the inoculation valve, pump hose and hose connections to ensure they are
not leaking
• Visual inspection of the electrodes for contaminations, clean if required
• Check the water values, adjust the settings if required
5.1.2 Quarterly maintenance
• Optical inspection of the unit
• Check the inoculation valve, pump hose and hose connections to ensure they are
not leaking
Clean the inoculation valve to remove deposits
• Visual inspection of the electrodes for contaminations, clean if required
• Check the water values, adjust the settings if required
• Calibration and check of the pH and Redox electrodes using the supplied buffer
solutions
5.1.3 Annual maintenance
• Optical inspection of the unit
• Check the inoculation valve, pump hose and hose connections to ensure they are
not leaking
• Check the water values, adjust the settings if required
• Calibration and check of the pH and Redox electrodes using the supplied buffer
solutions
• Replacement of hoses of dosing pumps
5.2 Electrodes
The electrodes must be replaced annually, earlier if worn. To do this, only use original
electrodes. These can be obtained from your specialist pool dealer.
5.2.1 Electrode wear
The measuring probes are subject to natural ageing even when handled correctly.
Depending on usage, a lifetime of between six months and 3 years can be expected.
Note: Measuring probes are consumables!
Caution: Electrodes may only be stored for a limited time. Storage for more than quarter
of a year is not recommended.
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