How to fix 'Filter' message on Adrona Crystal EX Bio?
The "Filter" message on your Adrona Water Filtration System indicates that the pre-filters need replacement (part no. 10320). After replacing the filters, remember to reset the filter counter.
Why do 'LowPres' and 'Running' messages alternate on Adrona Crystal EX Bio Water Filtration Systems?
If your Adrona Water Filtration System displays "LowPres" and "Running" messages alternately, it could be due to low input water pressure (less than 1 bar). This does not affect system operation. Alternatively, the pre-filter or strainer might be clogged. Replace the pre-filter (part no. 10320) or the strainer (part no. 430034).
What to do if Adrona Crystal EX Bio shows 'LowPres'?
If your Adrona Water Filtration System shows a “LowPres” message, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the input water pressure; if it's less than 1 bar, this message may appear. Also, ensure the pre-filter is installed (part no. 10320). A clogged pre-filter or strainer can also cause this issue; replace the pre-filter (part no. 10320) or the strainer (part no. 430034). Finally, verify the solenoid valve is in order; if not, install the solenoid valve UV (part no. 430020).
What does 'TankS' message mean on Adrona Crystal EX Bio?
If your Adrona Water Filtration System displays “TankS”, this could be due to a damaged level switch. Check its operation and replace if necessary. It could also be caused by low RO module productivity, with the system taking more than 4 hours to fill the 30 l PRO tank. If water quality is satisfactory, you can ignore the message. Restart the purification system and ensure water flows out of the OUT pipe. If the message persists, replace the DI module (part no. 10310).
What to do if Adrona Water Filtration Systems shows 'TnkFull' when the tank is empty?
If your Adrona Water Filtration System shows “TnkFull” while the tank is empty, check the tank connection cable. If no tank is connected, ensure the tank plug is in the tank socket.
How to troubleshoot no display on Adrona Water Filtration Systems?
To address the issue of no display indication when your Adrona Water Filtration System is switched on, check the fuse and supply voltage.
Important safety warnings and symbols to ensure safe operation of the water purification system.
Guidelines for feedwater quality, pressure, and filtration needed for system installation.
Safety precautions regarding water connections and tank overflow to prevent leaks.
Step-by-step guide on how to install the pre-filter into the filter holder.
Procedure for installing deionization and polishing modules into their respective slots.
Detailed steps for connecting various tubing lines, including feedwater and drain connections.
Information regarding the system's factory calibration and if additional calibration is needed.
Step-by-step guide on switching on the system and obtaining Grade II and Grade I water.
Detailed procedure for uninstalling and installing a new pre-filter for the system.
Procedure for replacing deionization and polishing modules, including error triggers.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit display shows no indication upon power-on.
Resolving the 'DI Err' message, usually indicating the deionization module needs replacement.
General| Brand | Adrona |
|---|---|
| Model | Crystal EX Bio |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
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