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If there is no flow in your water filtration system, it could be due to a pump malfunction, which requires you to stop the system and repair the pump. Another cause could be that backwashing of the filter is in progress; once complete, turn the filter back to normal filtration. Also, check that the gas sensor is connected according to the manual.
Why is there low chlorine production in my Mega Water Filtration System?
Low chlorine production can stem from several causes. First, ensure the electrical plug, control box, and pump are properly powered. A low system setting requires you to turn the system control to maximum. Also, check the timer setting, as the system might be automatically stopping. A blown fuse needs the power cut and the fuse replaced. Excessive scale buildup on the cell necessitates switching off the salt chlorinator and having the salt cell cleaned by a professional. Ensure that after filter backwashing, the filter is returned to normal filtration. Verify the gas sensor is connected according to the manual and that the pump is functioning correctly. Low water temperature requires turning on the winter switch. Finally, ensure the salt level is adequate and the pH valve is within 7.0-7.6...
Details the optimal salt concentration (4000 PPM) for effective sanitizer output and cell life.
Guidance on increasing chlorine levels during hot weather or high bather load.
Instructions on how to add salt and reset the system control.
Caution regarding touching the aluminum casing of the control unit due to heat.
Explanation of the different status indicators shown by the operation LEDs.
Indicates normal functioning with green LED lights for operation and status.
Indicates low salt, electrode deposition, or low water temperature with mixed LEDs.
Signifies critical low salt, severe electrode issues, or very low water temps with red LEDs.
Importance of maintaining proper water chemistry for optimal performance and lifespan.
Ensuring a suitable, well-ventilated environment free from heat and chemicals.
Procedure for monitoring and cleaning calcium scale buildup on titanium plates.
Guidance on when to seek professional assistance for unit malfunctions.
Warning against introducing foreign materials into the control box to prevent damage.
Importance of regularly checking the filter and pump for proper operation.
Table listing common problems like no chlorine, no flow, or no display with solutions.
Details the optimal salt concentration (4000 PPM) for effective sanitizer output and cell life.
Guidance on increasing chlorine levels during hot weather or high bather load.
Instructions on how to add salt and reset the system control.
Caution regarding touching the aluminum casing of the control unit due to heat.
Explanation of the different status indicators shown by the operation LEDs.
Indicates normal functioning with green LED lights for operation and status.
Indicates low salt, electrode deposition, or low water temperature with mixed LEDs.
Signifies critical low salt, severe electrode issues, or very low water temps with red LEDs.
Importance of maintaining proper water chemistry for optimal performance and lifespan.
Ensuring a suitable, well-ventilated environment free from heat and chemicals.
Procedure for monitoring and cleaning calcium scale buildup on titanium plates.
Guidance on when to seek professional assistance for unit malfunctions.
Warning against introducing foreign materials into the control box to prevent damage.
Importance of regularly checking the filter and pump for proper operation.
Table listing common problems like no chlorine, no flow, or no display with solutions.
General| Brand | Mega |
|---|---|
| Model | SSC Series |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
