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Instructions to reduce risk of electrical shock during installation and operation.
Precautions for handling pool chemicals and avoiding personal injury.
Guidelines to prevent children from accessing or operating pool equipment.
Detailed instructions on how to horizontally install the Clearwater cell.
Guidance for installing the cell in pool systems where water level is above equipment height.
How to plumb multiple LM series chlorinators for balanced flow.
Instructions for mounting the power pack on a wall or post, including placement and wiring.
Instructions on testing salt levels and performing a crucial safety test post-installation.
Table showing optimal salt, pH, alkalinity, hardness, and chlorine levels for pool water.
Description of the button that switches the LM2 ON and OFF and its indicator light.
How to use the button to set the chlorine output level of the LM2.
Explanation of the button for rapid chlorine addition and its 24-hour operation.
Information about the rechargeable battery that retains settings when power is removed.
Explanation of the six lights indicating chlorine output settings and the yellow flashing light.
Meaning of the Super Chlorinate light being ON or OFF.
Indication of the Add Salt light being ON or OFF and its relation to salt levels.
Meaning of the No Flow light being ON and its causes.
Interpretation of all lights being OFF, indicating the unit is turned off or a power issue.
Recommendations for daily operating hours of the filtration and chlorination system.
Guidance on starting operation at maximum output and adding salt.
Target range for free chlorine and factors affecting it.
Recommended range for chlorine stabilizer and its role in hot climates.
Importance of maintaining pH between 7.2-7.6 for chlorine effectiveness.
Scheduled maintenance tasks including checking cell, chlorine, alkalinity, pH, pressure, and salt.
Indicators for adding salt and recommended salt concentration levels.
Guidance on determining salt quantity needed based on pool size and test strips.
Instructions for dispersing salt and allowing it to dissolve, including important precautions.
Steps for adjusting pH, including when to adjust total alkalinity first.
Explanation of total alkalinity's role in pH buffering and recommended levels.
Guidance on using algaecides and phosphate removers with the chlorinator.
Information on using sequestering agents for high total hardness in pool water.
Diagnosing and resolving issues when water appears clean but lacks sufficient chlorine residual.
How chlorine stabilizer protects residual chlorine and guidelines for using algaecides.
Steps to address algae growth and lack of chlorine by superchlorinating or manually shocking.
Cause and remedy for chlorine odor, often due to chloramines.
Addressing slimy walls caused by algae and bacteria growth, with remedy from Problem B.
Cause of irritation (incorrect pH) and how to adjust pH to the correct range.
Causes of scale (pH, hard water, high hardness) and their respective remedies.
Troubleshooting low chlorine output, including voltage, salt level, and cell issues.
Diagnosing the 'No Flow' light, caused by insufficient water flow or sensor disconnection.
Resolving issues where the unit is off, has no power, or a blown fuse.
Methods to reduce high chlorine levels by adjusting output or manually turning off the unit.
Step-by-step guide for manually cleaning the cell electrodes to remove scale build-up.
Details on the correct cleaning solution and how to prevent insect damage to the power pack.
Details the warranty periods for the chlorinator, power pack, and cell electrodes.
Conditions and situations that void the warranty, including misuse and improper maintenance.
Procedure for submitting a warranty claim, including required documentation and contact information.
General| Chlorine Output | 24 g/h |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 3 Years |
| Type | Salt Water Chlorinator |
| Cell Type | Self Cleaning |
| Compatibility | In-ground and above-ground pools |
| Features | Digital display |
| Hose Length | Not Applicable |
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