3 Safety Aspects Page: 15 WARNING;ATTENTION General warnings and critical attention points for system operation and safety.
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE! Warning regarding high voltage and the need for proper disconnection before servicing.
CIRCUIT BREAKER! Requirement for an external, clearly marked switch or circuit breaker for power isolation.
EMC! Compliance with EMC standards requires shielded connection cables for signals.
SENSOR! Sensors must be connected before powering up; avoid interrupting connections.
Pressure! Do not shut off pipelines during operation; depressurize before removing wetted components.
HARMFUL COMPONENTS! Water and calibration fluids can be harmful; wear protection and consult MSDS.
RECYCLING! Dispose of equipment according to statutory regulations.
4 Menu Structure Page: 18 Note Instructions and figures are general and for illustration purposes only.
4.1 Home Description of the home page buttons and accessing parameter information.
4.1.1 PAH Details on the PAH page, its compensation, and available measurement ranges.
4.2 Settings Accessing settings, alarms, system info, setup, and logging pages.
4.2.1 Setup Explanation of the Setup page and adjustable parameters within black boxes.
TIMER SETUP Detailed explanation of Auto Start Delay, Flow Alarm Delay, and Flow Establish Time.
Flow Filter Time Description of the Flow Filter Time setting for dampening flow signal fluctuations.
SIGNAL SETUP Overview of signal setup pages for different parameters and examples.
4.2.2 Alarms General note on alarms and display of active/history alarms.
G6111 PAH List of warnings and alarms specific to the G6111 PAH module.
4.2.4 Logging Notes on logging function, SD card usage, and data export to USB.
Note Step 13-21 are relevant for G6110 PAH module configuration.
4.3.1 Trend Graph Functionality of the trend graph for viewing historical parameter data.
4.4 Run Operation of the system control switch for pumps and valves, and alarm handling.
6 Validation & Calibration Page: 35 Note Notes on validation and calibration buffer solutions and procedure steps.
Note Notes on calibration kit contents and when PAH module calibration is required.
Note Note on automatic range selection in dual range mode.
ATTENTION Attention regarding cleaning of PAH components and handling of calibration liquids.
ATTENTION Attention about UV light degrading PAH calibration liquid.
ATTENTION Attention regarding UV light degrading PAH calibration liquid.
Note Notes on PAH calibration chamber usage.
ATTENTION Attention regarding overdue factory calibration affecting system compliance.
8 Routine Maintenance Page: 50 Note Notes on maintenance intervals and system-specific adjustments.
G6111 PAH sensor Maintenance tasks for the G6111 PAH sensor, including visual checks and calibration.
WMP pump Type A Maintenance procedures for WMP pump Type A, including impeller and seal replacement.
WMP pump Type B Maintenance procedures for WMP pump Type B, including impeller and seal checks.
WMPH pump Maintenance for WMPH pump, including hose and valve checks.
Water Filter Maintenance for the water filter, including checks, cleaning, and replacement.
8.1.1 General Notes General notes on routine maintenance, visual inspection, and sensor validation.
8.1.2 WM Inspection and cleaning procedures for the WM system's PAH components.
TURBIDITY Cleaning procedures for the Turbidity Module's optical parts and chamber.
PH;TEMPERATURE Cleaning procedures for the pH electrode and measuring chamber.
8.1.3 WMP Inspection of WMP pump impeller and end cover for wear and tear.
8.1.4 WMPH Checking WMPH pump pressure and lubrication for optimal lifetime.
9 Expected Lifetime Page: 55 Note Factors influencing system and component lifetime.
9.1 PAH Expected lifetime of PAH sensors, limited by internal light source.
9.1.1 G6110 PAH Lifetime of G6110 PAH sensor is limited by internal light source, requiring factory replacement.
ATTENTION Attention on consequences of failing to react to service interval requirements.
9.1.2 G6111 PAH Lifetime of G6111 PAH sensor limited by light source; schedule replacement in advance.
9.2 Turbidity Expected lifetime of Turbidity Sensor, mainly limited by the light source.
9.4 Impeller Pump Factors affecting impeller pump lifetime, including operational conditions and maintenance.
ATTENTION Attention on air and particles reducing pump lifetime and specific scenarios.
9.5 Hose Pump Factors affecting hose pump lifetime, including pressure, cavitation, and lubrication.
12 Troubleshooting Page: 62 Note Notes on troubleshooting procedures, PI diagrams, and safety precautions.
12.1 General General troubleshooting table for common issues like flow alarms, low flow, and pump failure.
12.2 PAH Notes on PAH module interaction, diagnostics, and serial number dependencies.
13 Spare Parts Page: 72 WM List of spare parts for the WM system, including switches and sensors.
WM List of spare parts for WM system, including flow sensors and converters.
WM List of spare parts for WM system, including valves, power supplies, and fuses.
WM List of spare parts for WM system, including modules and HMI display.
G6110 PAH Module List of spare parts for G6110 PAH Module, including chambers and tools.
G6111 PAH Module List of spare parts for G6111 PAH Module, including chambers and O-rings.
Turbidity Module List of spare parts for the Turbidity Module, including emitters, receivers, and wiper units.
PH Module List of spare parts for the PH Module.
14 Maintenance Instructions Page: 92 MI6100-0001 Instruction for Turbidity Wiper Blade Replacement.
MI6100-0002 Instruction for Turbidity Light Source Replacement.
MI6100-0003 Instruction for Turbidity O-ring Replacement.
MI6100-0004 Instruction for Turbidity Wiper Unit Replacement.
MI6100-0005 Instruction for Turbidity Analyzer Replacement.
MI6100-0008 Instruction for Pressure Reduction and Holding/Relief Valve Replacement.
MI6100-0009 Instruction for Pressure Reduction Valve Function Test.
MI6100-0010 Instruction for Pressure Holding/Relief Valve Function Test.
MI6100-0011 Instruction for Pump Impeller & End Cover Replacement (Type A).
MI6100-0012 Instruction for Pump Shaft Seal Replacement (Type A).
MI6100-0014 Instruction for Hose Pump cleaning or replacement.
MI6100-0015 Instruction for Pump Impeller Replacement (Type B).
MI6100-0016 Instruction for Mechanical Seal Replacement (Type B).
MI6100-0021 Instruction for Pump Type B version 2 Replacement.
MI6100-0022 Instruction for Pump Type B mechanical seals & leakage check.
3 Safety Aspects Page: 15 WARNING;ATTENTION General warnings and critical attention points for system operation and safety.
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE! Warning regarding high voltage and the need for proper disconnection before servicing.
CIRCUIT BREAKER! Requirement for an external, clearly marked switch or circuit breaker for power isolation.
EMC! Compliance with EMC standards requires shielded connection cables for signals.
SENSOR! Sensors must be connected before powering up; avoid interrupting connections.
Pressure! Do not shut off pipelines during operation; depressurize before removing wetted components.
HARMFUL COMPONENTS! Water and calibration fluids can be harmful; wear protection and consult MSDS.
RECYCLING! Dispose of equipment according to statutory regulations.
4 Menu Structure Page: 18 Note Instructions and figures are general and for illustration purposes only.
4.1 Home Description of the home page buttons and accessing parameter information.
4.1.1 PAH Details on the PAH page, its compensation, and available measurement ranges.
4.2 Settings Accessing settings, alarms, system info, setup, and logging pages.
4.2.1 Setup Explanation of the Setup page and adjustable parameters within black boxes.
TIMER SETUP Detailed explanation of Auto Start Delay, Flow Alarm Delay, and Flow Establish Time.
Flow Filter Time Description of the Flow Filter Time setting for dampening flow signal fluctuations.
SIGNAL SETUP Overview of signal setup pages for different parameters and examples.
4.2.2 Alarms General note on alarms and display of active/history alarms.
G6111 PAH List of warnings and alarms specific to the G6111 PAH module.
4.2.4 Logging Notes on logging function, SD card usage, and data export to USB.
Note Step 13-21 are relevant for G6110 PAH module configuration.
4.3.1 Trend Graph Functionality of the trend graph for viewing historical parameter data.
4.4 Run Operation of the system control switch for pumps and valves, and alarm handling.
6 Validation & Calibration Page: 35 Note Notes on validation and calibration buffer solutions and procedure steps.
Note Notes on calibration kit contents and when PAH module calibration is required.
Note Note on automatic range selection in dual range mode.
ATTENTION Attention regarding cleaning of PAH components and handling of calibration liquids.
ATTENTION Attention about UV light degrading PAH calibration liquid.
ATTENTION Attention regarding UV light degrading PAH calibration liquid.
Note Notes on PAH calibration chamber usage.
ATTENTION Attention regarding overdue factory calibration affecting system compliance.
8 Routine Maintenance Page: 50 Note Notes on maintenance intervals and system-specific adjustments.
G6111 PAH sensor Maintenance tasks for the G6111 PAH sensor, including visual checks and calibration.
WMP pump Type A Maintenance procedures for WMP pump Type A, including impeller and seal replacement.
WMP pump Type B Maintenance procedures for WMP pump Type B, including impeller and seal checks.
WMPH pump Maintenance for WMPH pump, including hose and valve checks.
Water Filter Maintenance for the water filter, including checks, cleaning, and replacement.
8.1.1 General Notes General notes on routine maintenance, visual inspection, and sensor validation.
8.1.2 WM Inspection and cleaning procedures for the WM system's PAH components.
TURBIDITY Cleaning procedures for the Turbidity Module's optical parts and chamber.
PH;TEMPERATURE Cleaning procedures for the pH electrode and measuring chamber.
8.1.3 WMP Inspection of WMP pump impeller and end cover for wear and tear.
8.1.4 WMPH Checking WMPH pump pressure and lubrication for optimal lifetime.
9 Expected Lifetime Page: 55 Note Factors influencing system and component lifetime.
9.1 PAH Expected lifetime of PAH sensors, limited by internal light source.
9.1.1 G6110 PAH Lifetime of G6110 PAH sensor is limited by internal light source, requiring factory replacement.
ATTENTION Attention on consequences of failing to react to service interval requirements.
9.1.2 G6111 PAH Lifetime of G6111 PAH sensor limited by light source; schedule replacement in advance.
9.2 Turbidity Expected lifetime of Turbidity Sensor, mainly limited by the light source.
9.4 Impeller Pump Factors affecting impeller pump lifetime, including operational conditions and maintenance.
ATTENTION Attention on air and particles reducing pump lifetime and specific scenarios.
9.5 Hose Pump Factors affecting hose pump lifetime, including pressure, cavitation, and lubrication.
12 Troubleshooting Page: 62 Note Notes on troubleshooting procedures, PI diagrams, and safety precautions.
12.1 General General troubleshooting table for common issues like flow alarms, low flow, and pump failure.
12.2 PAH Notes on PAH module interaction, diagnostics, and serial number dependencies.
13 Spare Parts Page: 72 WM List of spare parts for the WM system, including switches and sensors.
WM List of spare parts for WM system, including flow sensors and converters.
WM List of spare parts for WM system, including valves, power supplies, and fuses.
WM List of spare parts for WM system, including modules and HMI display.
G6110 PAH Module List of spare parts for G6110 PAH Module, including chambers and tools.
G6111 PAH Module List of spare parts for G6111 PAH Module, including chambers and O-rings.
Turbidity Module List of spare parts for the Turbidity Module, including emitters, receivers, and wiper units.
PH Module List of spare parts for the PH Module.
14 Maintenance Instructions Page: 92 MI6100-0001 Instruction for Turbidity Wiper Blade Replacement.
MI6100-0002 Instruction for Turbidity Light Source Replacement.
MI6100-0003 Instruction for Turbidity O-ring Replacement.
MI6100-0004 Instruction for Turbidity Wiper Unit Replacement.
MI6100-0005 Instruction for Turbidity Analyzer Replacement.
MI6100-0008 Instruction for Pressure Reduction and Holding/Relief Valve Replacement.
MI6100-0009 Instruction for Pressure Reduction Valve Function Test.
MI6100-0010 Instruction for Pressure Holding/Relief Valve Function Test.
MI6100-0011 Instruction for Pump Impeller & End Cover Replacement (Type A).
MI6100-0012 Instruction for Pump Shaft Seal Replacement (Type A).
MI6100-0014 Instruction for Hose Pump cleaning or replacement.
MI6100-0015 Instruction for Pump Impeller Replacement (Type B).
MI6100-0016 Instruction for Mechanical Seal Replacement (Type B).
MI6100-0021 Instruction for Pump Type B version 2 Replacement.
MI6100-0022 Instruction for Pump Type B mechanical seals & leakage check.
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