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(104) ENGLISH SALTWATER SYSTEM/FILTER PUMP MODEL8221/8231 SIZE: 7.5” X 10.5” 09/18/2006
Trouble Shooting Guide (cont.)
LED Panel Code Flash & Alarm On (NOTE: Always turn off the power before cleaning and servicing).
CODE 90 1. Circulation line is blocked. • Ensure the plunger valves are opened (if any).
• Ensure your filter cartridge, cell and debris
screen are clear from debris and dirt.
See “Maintenance”.
• Release all trapped air in the circulation line.
See Filter Pump Manual.
2. Incorrect inlet and outlet hose direction. • Check for the direction of water inlet and water
outlet hose. Reverse the hoses if necessary.
See “Set Up Instructions”.
3. Scale on the flow sensor. • Ensure the flow sensor (especially the hinge)
is clean. See “Maintenance”.
4. Flow sensor cord is loose. • Check for flow sensor loose or not connected
properly. Plug the flow sensor firmly into the
flow sensor receptacle.
5. Flow sensor failure. • Contact Intex Service Center for replacement.
CODE 91 1. Dirt or scale on titanium plates. • Remove the electrolytic cell for inspection and
clean it if necessary. See “Maintenance”.
2. Low salt level. • Add salt. See “Salt & Pool Water Volumes”.
3. Possible electrolytic cell failure. • Contact Intex Service Center. Replace the cell
if needed.
CODE 92 1. High salt level. • Partially drain the pool and refill with fresh
water. See “Salt & Pool Water Volumes”.
2. Possible electrolytic cell failure. • Contact Intex Service Center. Replace the cell
if needed.
PROBLEM
REMEDY
LED PANEL
CODE
GENERAL AQUATIC SAFETY GUIDELINES
Water recreation is both fun and therapeutic. However, it involves inherent risks of injury and
death. To reduce your risk of injury, read and follow all product, package and package insert warnings
and instructions. Remember, however, that product warnings, instructions and safety guidelines cover
some common risks of water recreation, but do not cover all instances or risk and or danger.
For additional safeguards, also familiarize yourself with the following general guidelines as well as
guidelines provided by nationally recognized Safety Organizations:
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Learn to swim.
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Take the time to learn CPR and first aid.
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Instruct anyone who is watching your children about potential pool hazards and about the use
of protective devices such as locked doors, barriers, etc. Demand constant supervision.
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Teach children what to do in case of an emergency.
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Always use common sense and good judgement when enjoying any water activity.
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Supervise, Supervise, Supervise.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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