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Brand | Autopilot |
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Model | Pool Pilot Digital Nano |
Category | Lighting Equipment |
Language | English |
How to contact the manufacturer for questions, services, or parts.
Essential safety instructions for operating and servicing the AutoPilot® chlorinator.
Explains the basic function of the Pool Pilot® system and chlorine generation process.
Details the control buttons, system status LEDs, and audio alarms on the unit.
Provides technical specifications, model details, and output ratings for the equipment.
Charts illustrating pressure drop characteristics for different manifold types.
Lists the safety standards and specifications the equipment complies with.
Explains how temperature affects chlorine output and the patented compensation feature.
Describes the different manifold assemblies and their compatibility with cell types.
Details extra features available when the 863A Expansion Board is installed.
Identifies fuse locations and specifications for different power configurations.
Step-by-step guide for removing, inspecting, and cleaning the Tri-sensor assembly.
Instructions for inspecting and manually cleaning the chlorinator cell for scale buildup.
Procedures for preparing the unit for freezing conditions to prevent damage.
Guidelines for restarting the system in the spring after winterization.
Overview of the control panel buttons and display functions.
Visual guide to the menu program sequence and available options.
Instructions for adjusting purifier output, boost modes, and purifier modes.
How to access diagnostic information about salt, temperature, cell voltage, and current.
Displays currently programmed settings for the system, software versions, and parameters.
Instructions for setting pool volume and calibrating salt levels.
How to change the display language for the unit.
Procedure to match the unit's temperature display to an external thermometer.
Option to show or hide the water temperature on the normal display screen.
Programming the cell's self-cleaning cycle time for polarity reversal.
Details features available with the 863A Expansion Board, like time display and system selection.
Allows programming a delay for chlorine production for a specified number of days.
Illustrates typical system configurations with manifold assemblies.
Steps for planning the installation, including parts check and location determination.
Outlines the sequence of installation steps from mounting to electrical connections.
Guidance on selecting a mounting location and securely attaching the control unit.
Comprehensive instructions for making all necessary electrical connections for the system.
Details on AC input voltage configuration and connecting to power sources like timers or controllers.
Instructions for connecting the cell cable and the Tri-sensor cable to the control unit.
Step-by-step guide for installing the 863A Expansion Board and its associated cables.
How to connect a retractable pool cover switch to the 863A Expansion Board.
Instructions for connecting the unit to the pool/spa bonding system for safety.
Methods for determining the pool or spa volume in gallons or liters.
How to program the pool volume and other settings during the initial installation.
Lists common error messages and their typical solutions for diagnosing issues.
Specific troubleshooting tips for issues related to the 863A Expansion Board and pool cover detection.
Explains key water chemistry parameters and their importance for pool operation.
Details the role of Free Chlorine and Combined Chlorine in pool sanitation.
Explains the impact of pH and Total Alkalinity on water quality and equipment.
Describes how to use the Saturation Index to prevent corrosive or scaling water conditions.
Provides charts to determine the amount of salt needed based on pool volume and current salt level.
Information regarding FCC rules and measures to correct radio frequency interference.