Why is the operating state indicator on my BWT Bewades RO3UV 25 Industrial Equipment red?
If the operating state indicator (illuminated b) on the front of the BWT Industrial Equipment housing lights up red, it means that maintenance is required, and wear parts need replacement. Perform the necessary maintenance, replace the worn parts, and then reset the digital running time meter.
What to do if there is water in the emitter casing tube of my BWT Bewades RO3UV 25 Industrial Equipment?
If there is water in the emitter casing tube of your BWT Industrial Equipment, it is likely that water from the injector has entered the emitter casing tube through the air line. To resolve this, check if the check valve in the injector closes correctly. Clean the valve face, paying attention to the ball and pressure spring, and replace the injector if needed. Bleed the air line. Also, verify that the emitter casing tube is installed correctly, ensure the grey protective cap is positioned correctly, and replace the O-ring if necessary. Bleed the air line again.
General| UV Sterilization | Yes |
|---|---|
| Technology | Reverse Osmosis with UV sterilization |
| Model | RO3UV 25 |
| Brand | BWT |
| Power Supply | 220-240V |
| Filter Life | 6-12 months (depending on usage) |
| Membrane Type | Reverse Osmosis membrane |
General safety advice and compliance with standards.
Requirements for qualified personnel for installation and operation.
Explanation of hazard symbols and signal words used in the manual.
Specific safety warnings for mains voltage, ozone, and UV rays.
Explanation of various safety symbols and their meanings.
Specifies essential accessories that must be provided by the customer.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase.
Defines the intended purpose and correct application of the RO3UV unit.
Outlines actions that constitute misuse of the product.
Manufacturer's liability disclaimer regarding product modifications or misuse.
References to additional documents that are part of the manual.
General guidelines and regulations for unit installation.
Requirements for the installation location and surrounding conditions.
Specifications and responsibilities for the customer-supplied circulation pump.
Hydraulic conditions for water return to the tank.
Guidance on pipe materials and pre-treatment considerations.
Notes the requirement for technical consultation for safe operation.
Visual representation of the unit's components and connections.
Steps to prepare the unit before initial startup.
Instructions for programming and testing the digital running time meter.
Procedure for safely removing the unit's protective cover.
Steps for cleaning the dirt trap filter element.
Detailed instructions for cleaning or replacing the emitter casing tube.
Step-by-step guide for replacing UV emitters.
Instructions for replacing ozone booster units.
Guidelines on cleaning frequency based on water quality.
Lists maintenance tasks and replacement intervals for wearing parts.
Explains the function of the operating state indicator light.
Provides physical dimensions and mounting details for the unit.
Technical specifications for the required customer-supplied circulation pump.
Detailed technical specifications for the ozone booster.
Contact information for temporary decommissioning assistance.
Guidelines for permanent decommissioning according to national regulations.
General note on proper disposal and recycling at product end-of-life.
Specific instructions for disposing of electric discharge lamps.
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