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General| Brand | Autopilot |
|---|---|
| Model | Pool Pilot Professional PPP-6 |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
Essential safety precautions for installation and operation of electrical equipment.
Information on how to contact the manufacturer for service, parts, or questions.
Overview of available Pool Pilot Professional model configurations and sizing.
Identification and description of the primary parts of the Pool Pilot system.
Details on the cell and manifold assembly, including its function and components.
Explanation of the Pool Pilot Professional's operation and chlorine generation process.
Guidelines for maintaining optimal pool water chemistry for safe and effective operation.
Explanation of control buttons, warning lights, and audible alarms for system operation.
Instructions for using the TEST button to access diagnostic information and test sequences.
Details on system warnings, their meanings, and troubleshooting indicators.
Description of the information displayed on the unit's screen during normal operation.
Technical specifications, including chlorine output, flow rates, and weight for different models.
Chart illustrating the relationship between manifold pressure drop and water flow rate.
Explanation of the feature that automatically adjusts chlorine output based on water temperature.
Overview of the different manifold assembly configurations available for the system.
Description of the cell unit, its installation, and removal for maintenance.
Step-by-step guide to safely access and service the power module components.
Procedures for removing, inspecting, and cleaning the Tri-sensor assembly.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the Tri-sensor and salt sensor blades.
Procedure to test the Tri-sensor's water flow switch for proper operation and safety.
Guidelines for periodic inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of the electrolytic cell.
Step-by-step instructions for manually cleaning the cell, including scale removal.
Procedures for correctly installing the cell back into the manifold assembly.
Instructions for preparing the system for freezing conditions to prevent damage.
Steps for safely starting up the Pool Pilot system after winter storage.
Overview of the control panel layout, buttons, and indicator lights.
Explanation of the MENU/ENTER button functionality for navigation and selection.
Guide to using the TEST button for accessing diagnostic data and system status.
Explanation of warning indicators and audible alarms for system alerts.
Description of the cell indicator lights and what they signify.
Information on interpreting the data displayed on the control panel screen.
Guide to basic programming adjustments for purifier output and boost functions.
Explanation of the purifier mode and how the unit displays system information.
Procedure for adjusting the purifier output percentage based on chlorine levels.
Overview of main menu programming options and when they might be used.
How to program the cell's self-cleaning reverse time.
Using the Force Reverse function for diagnostic purposes.
Steps to zero the ampere-hour counter when replacing a cell.
Option to select between High or Low power levels for the cell.
Setting display units for measurements (gallons/liters, lbs/kg).
Setting the preferred unit for temperature display (°C or °F).
General overview of the Pool Pilot system configurations and operation.
Key considerations and steps for planning the Pool Pilot system installation.
Detailed steps for installing the Pool Pilot system, referencing other sections.
Guidelines and precautions for mounting the Pool Pilot control center.
Instructions for plumbing the manifold assembly and related components.
Information on system flow rates and requirements for manifold installation.
Essential steps for preparing pool water before operating the chlorinator.
Detailed steps for balancing water chemistry and adding necessary chemicals.
Guidance on the type of salt to use and how to add it to the pool water.
Instructions for initial programming of the Pool Pilot system, including pool volume.
Comprehensive guide to identifying and resolving common problems with the Pool Pilot system.
Explanation of key water chemistry parameters and their importance for the system.
Understanding free and combined chlorine levels and their impact on sanitation.
Importance of pH balance for water quality, comfort, and equipment longevity.
Role of total alkalinity in maintaining stable pH levels in pool water.
Significance of calcium hardness for water balance and preventing scaling or corrosion.
Function of cyanuric acid as a stabilizer to protect chlorine from UV degradation.
Method for calculating and interpreting the Saturation Index for water balance.
Chart to determine the amount of salt needed to reach the ideal salinity level.
List of standards and specifications the equipment has been tested to conform with.
Information regarding compliance with FCC rules for radio frequency emissions.
