101449 Installation and user
manual 12
ENGLISH
1. IMPORTANT
This machine should not be used by persons
(including children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental abilities, nor by people who
have no experience or knowledge of it, unless
they benefited from supervision or prior
instructions concerning the use of the device,
by a person responsible for their safety (NF EN
60335-1/A1).
End-of-life of the machine
If you wish to replace or dispose of the machine,
do not discard it as household waste nor put it in
your local recycling containers.
On a new machine, this symbol
means that the equipment must not
be thrown out as trash and should be
specifically collected in order to be
re-used, recycled or valorized. If it
contains substances that are
potentially dangerous for the
environment, these must be
eliminated or neutralized. You can give the
machine to a charitable or social organization
which can repair it and put it back in circulation
again. If you buy a new machine, you can leave
the old one at the point of purchase or request that
the delivery company take it back. This is known
as a "one for one" return.
If not, bring the machine to a drop-off recycling
center, if your locality has set up selective
collection of these products.
Note:
The EEC conformity declaration is established in
keeping with directive 89/336/EEC concerning
electromagnetic accounting, and the directive
73/23/EEC concerning safety requirements for
electrical materials.
“This machine complies with the
standard: NF C 15.100 Edition 2002”
Characteristics:
MODEL SALT.E4
230 V - 50/60 Hz - IP45
E4 salt chlorinators only replace the slow
chlorination that is generally done by the weekly
addition of slow-acting chlorine tablets.
When starting up a pool or rectifying green or
murky water, it may be necessary to complete the
work of the machine by carrying out shock or
breakpoint chlorination.
The electrolysis phenomenon of the chlorinator is
based on salt molecule regeneration. Therefore it
is preferable for your pool to be uncovered
regularly during the season. (Especially for pools
under shelter or opaque cover.)
A cell that functions in cold water can create an
electric overload which accelerates wear on the
electrodes. If the temperature drops below 15°C,
turn the chlorinator off.
When winterizing the pool, turn off the machine.
When starting up again for the season, check that
all parameters (pH, salt, stabilizer) are correct.
Compatibility:
Make sure that the materials used (pool and
surrounding area) are compatible with the use of
salt and chlorinated water.
social
organization
used machine
to the
distributor
when making
a new
purchase
used
machine at
the drop-off
recycling
NF EN 60335-1/A1
and 60335-2-108
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