FCI Watermakers MAX-Q+ - MAINTENANCE & REPAIR; Caution: Avoid Chemical Attack to the System

FCI WATERMAKERS, INC. 98Maintenance & Repair
DO NOT attempt troubleshooting or repair if you are not familiar
with or are not procient in the above elds of expertise.
USE CAUTION WHEN TROUBLESHOOTING.
DO NOT perform maintenance unless:
1
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e feed water sea cock valve is closed
2

e system main electrical disconnect switch is
“OFF,” LOCKED, and TAGGED.
CAUTION: ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD. A volt/ohm meter
will be necessary. e following procedures expose the technician to
high voltage and electrical shock hazard. Only attempt this if you are
a qualied electrician and only if surrounding conditions are safe.
CAUTION: AVOID CHEMICAL ATTACK TO THE SYSTEM:
Do not use for storage and do not expose the watermaker to:
• Hydrogen Peroxide • Chlorine
• Chlorine Dioxide • Phenolic Disinfectants
• Bromine • N-chloroisocyanurates
• Chloramines • Iodine
• Hypochlorite • Petroleum Products
• Bromide
Or any other specic chemical not approved in writing by FCI Watermakers
Inc. Use of non-authorized or misuse of authorized chemicals voids warranty.
Never use third party “cleaners” or “storage” chemicals. ird party
chemicals will dissolve copolymer components within the watermaker and
will destroy the membrane element. Use of and subsequent damage caused
by non FCI Watermaker chemicals are the liability and responsibility of
the operator and are not covered by the FCI Watermakers warranty.
DO NOT connect any water line to the watermaker system
that may contain any of the above listed chemicals.
5/ MAINTENANCE & REPAIR
Troubleshooting and subsequent correction or repair of
your watermaker will require understanding of:
• Electrical circuits
• Hydraulic systems
• Mechanical knowledge
• Electronic circuits
• Liquid pressures and ows