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13.5 Replacement of parts
The operator must ensure that parts that are subject to wear and ageing during the life of the product
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Details of the replacement cycles can be found in the maintenance manual from BWT.
13.6 BWT professional maintenance
Regardless of how the outlet water is used, the manufacturer recommends having a professional main-
tenance performed at least every 24 months.
13.7 Stoppages and re-activating the unit
In case of expected stagnation phases, take the
following preventive measures:
BWT recommendations for restarting a unit
after stagnation phases:
Fewer than 3 days:
None
Start-up rinse of the product. Then open all taps to
rinse the system.
3 to 30 days:
Use the controller to put the product in Holiday
mode. For information about activating Holiday
mode, see chapter 50.
For information about deactivating Holiday mode,
see chapter 50.
1 to 6 months:
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uct via the controller. Then remove the mains plug.
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Have BWT after-sales service perform a regen-
eration of both exchanger columns using Dioxal
disinfectant.
Then open all taps to rinse the system.
Longer than 6 months:
Disconnect the building’s water system from the
municipal water system.
Disconnect the product from the water supply
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unit down.
Reconnect the unit to the municipal drinking water
system.
Have BWT after-sales service perform a regen-
eration of both exchanger columns using Dioxal
disinfectant.

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