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If the AQUALUX Water Filtration Systems indicates a low salt alarm, first, test the pool's salt levels with a testing kit and add salt to reach 5 kg/m3 if needed. Also, ensure the pipe at the accessories holder is completely filled with water and add water to the pool if necessary.
Essential safety information and warnings for installation and use.
Lists all included parts for the Dinotec Premium salt chlorinator system.
Visual representation of how the system components are connected.
Crucial steps and considerations before beginning the installation process.
Instructions for securely attaching the main control unit to a wall.
Guidance on fitting the holder for sensors and other components.
Steps for connecting the sensor that monitors water conditions.
Procedures for grounding the system to prevent static electricity issues.
Details on connecting the pH corrector and associated components.
Step-by-step guide for correctly inserting and securing the pH probe.
Instructions for mounting the ORP probe into the system.
Overview of the cell installation procedure.
Detailed guide for the standard method of installing the electrolysis cell.
Instructions for an alternative method of installing the electrolysis cell.
Guide to connecting the electronics unit and other components to power.
Steps for starting up the equipment and setting initial parameters.
Explanation of information shown on the unit's display screen.
Describes the function of the LED indicator lights on the unit.
Details on how to use the buttons for navigation and control.
Overview of the first level of menu options and their functions.
Detailed breakdown of the second level of menus and parameters.
Explains the ORP measurement and its relation to water disinfection.
Step-by-step guide to calibrate the pH probe for accurate readings.
Instructions for calibrating the ORP probe to ensure accurate measurements.
Procedures for safely shutting down and storing the equipment during off-seasons.
Routine inspections to ensure the system is operating correctly.
Manual cleaning process for the electrolytic cell to prevent scale buildup.
Recommended maintenance schedule for pH and ORP probes.
Tasks for maintaining the pH injection heat contactor.
Guide to identifying and resolving common system faults and alarms.
Details on the product warranty, coverage, and how to make a claim.
General| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | Dinotec Premium |
| Brand | AQUALUX |
| Filtration Technology | Reverse Osmosis |
| Stages of Filtration | 5 |
| Filter Life | 12 months |
| Warranty | 1 year |
