Pulsar® Infinity Operation and Installation Manual – Water Treatment 20
5 Feeder Inspection and Maintenance
5.1 Feeder Maintenance
Due to the combination of low chlorine concentration and relatively high flow rate, maintenance of the Pulsar® Infinity Feeder should be minimal.
To reduce the maintenance frequency even further, maintain pool water chemistry as follows:
Total Alkalinity 60-80ppm
Calcium Hardness 200-1800ppm
pH 7.2-7.6
5.2 Preventive Maintenance (quarterly or as needed)
A. Clean feeder with a standard 4 parts water / 1 part acid ratio quarterly.
1. Shut the inlet and outlet isolation ball valves and disconnect inlet and outlet tubing
2. Remove the pressure cap then remove cartridge assembly and all tablets from the feeder
3. If the feeder was bolted down to the ground, unfasten bolts, then turn feeder upside down and empty out
the feeder of remaining Cal Hypo debris
4. Reconnect the inlet and outlet tubing, then slowly crack open the inlet isolation valve and allow water to flow into
the feeder
i. Caution: opening the inlet valve too fast may send water gushing up out of the feeder
5. Once the feeder is almost full of water, Shut the inlet valve then add some acid to make up the 4:1 ratio
(water : acid)
6. Replace the pressure cap on the feeder and let the acid solution sit for 30 minutes
7. Open the inlet and outlet isolation valves and let water flow into the feeder for 5 minutes, allowing the acid
solution to clear out the outlet tubing
8. Shut the inlet and outlet valves, remove the pressure cap and inspect the feeder for cleanliness.
9. Repeat above steps if more cleaning is still needed
WARNING: BE SURE TO REMOVE ALL TABLETS FROM THE FEEDER PRIOR TO ADDING ACID TO THE FEEDER
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