What to do if pH control measurement and unit display show different values in Bayrol Water System?
If the pH control measurement and the unit display show different values, it could be due to an erroneous or outdated calibration. Perform a new calibration to resolve this.
What causes erroneous temperature display in Bayrol Water System?
An erroneous temperature display in your Bayrol Water System can be caused by a defective temperature sensor, which would need to be replaced. Another cause could be moisture in the cable, in which case you should dry or replace the cable. Finally, the incorrect sensor type (PT1000 / KTY83) may be configured; correct the setting in the "temperature" menu (in service menu only).
How to fix Bayrol Water System redox potential deviates from setpoint over a longer period of time?
If the redox potential deviates from the setpoint over a longer period, it indicates that the redox control dosing output is too low. To fix this, set a lower value for the p'range, which will increase dosing output. Increasing the minimum switch-on time will also help the setpoint to be reached more quickly.
How to fix Bayrol Water System pH value deviates from setpoint over a longer period of time?
If the pH value deviates from the setpoint over a longer period, the pH control dosing output may be too low. To correct this, set a lower value for the p'range, which will increase the dosing output. Also, increasing the minimum switch-on time will help the setpoint to be approached more quickly.
Why Bayrol Water System unit does not trigger dosing at the expected point in time?
If the unit isn't triggering dosing at the expected time, it may be due to an alarm blocking the dosing, such as a flow or level alarm. To fix this, remediate the cause of the alarm and then acknowledge the alarm.
How to fix Bayrol Water System redox value fluctuating around the setpoint?
If the redox value is fluctuating around the setpoint, the redox control dosing output may be too high. Set a higher value for the p'range to lower the dosing output. Additionally, reducing the minimum switch-on time can help prevent overdosing.
How to fix Bayrol Water System pH value fluctuating around the setpoint?
If the pH value is fluctuating around the setpoint, the pH control dosing output may be too high. To resolve this, set a higher value for the p'range, which will lower the dosing output. Reducing the minimum switch'on time can also prevent overdosage.
Why is the Bayrol Water System dosing pump running, but no maintenance product is reaching the water?
If the dosing pump is running, but no maintenance product is reaching the water, the container might be empty, requiring you to replace the maintenance product. Alternatively, the dosing pump could have sucked in air, preventing it from dosing properly; you should remove the air from the dosing head.
Why is the Bayrol Water System dosing pump running, but there is no redox correction?
If the dosing pump is running but there is no redox correction, it could be that the container is empty. Replace the maintenance product. Another possibility is that the dosing pump has sucked in air and is no longer dosing, in which case you should remove air from the dosing head.
Why is the Bayrol Water System dosing pump running, but there is no pH correction?
If the dosing pump is running but there is no pH correction, the container may be empty. In this case, replace the maintenance product. Alternatively, the dosing pump may have drawn in air and is no longer dosing; remove the air from the dosing head.
Covers pH value importance and disinfection methods for optimal pool water quality.
Outlines when calibration is needed and details the pH electrode calibration process.
Describes calibration procedures for chlorine, bromine, redox measurements, and determining the redox setpoint.
Explains the automatic dosing concept for Bayrosoft®, including main, refresh, and additional dosages.
Explains the option to add product manually for various modules and how to access manual dosing.
Details monitored alarm statuses like flow, level, and value alarms, and how they affect operation.
Explains user administration, access rights, remote access configuration, and user level adjustments.
Provides safety warnings for switch outputs and an overview of their features.
Covers safety, overview, and configuration menus for filter pump control.
Covers overview, temperature measurement, function, and menu settings for heating control.
Details the overview, function, and menu configuration for controlling a solar heating system.
Covers menu configuration and electrical connection for salt electrolysis systems.
Explains the Eco mode function, its menu, and basic configuration for energy saving.
Provides critical safety information and hazards related to installation, start-up, and maintenance.
Details monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance tasks, cleaning, and replacing pump hoses.
General| Brand | Bayrol |
|---|---|
| Model | PoolManager PRO |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
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