To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Viqua Water Filtration System has no power?
If your Viqua Water Filtration System has no power, it might be due to several reasons: * The GFCI and/or breaker might have tripped: try resetting them. * The transient voltage surge suppressor (TVSS) may be damaged: consider replacing it. * The controller could be damaged: in this case, replace the controller and use a TVSS.
What to do if I detect a leak from the area of the UV chamber in my Viqua Water Filtration System?
If you notice a leak from the UV chamber area of your Viqua Water Filtration System, here's what might be happening and what you can do: * Condensation might be forming on the cold chamber due to moist air (a slow accumulation): consider controlling the humidity or relocating the unit. * The O-ring could be damaged, deteriorated, or incorrectly installed: inspect it and replace it if it appears deteriorated. * The lamp/sleeve assembly might not be properly installed (either too tight or not tight enough): tighten the assembly hand-tight.
How to fix a leak at the inlet or outlet of my Viqua Water Filtration System?
If you have a leak at the inlet or outlet of your Viqua Water Filtration System, it's likely due to leaking threaded pipe fittings. To resolve this, clean the threads, reseal them with Teflon tape, and then retighten the fittings.
Why does the GFCI or breaker repeatedly trip on my Viqua Water Filtration System?
If the GFCI or breaker repeatedly trips on your Viqua Water Filtration System, it could be due to: * A wet connection between the lamp and lamp plug: clean and dry the lamp pins and lamp plug, and check the unit for leaks or condensation. * A short-circuit in the electrical assembly: in this case, replace the controller.
What to do if GFCI or breaker repeatedly trips in Viqua Water Filtration Systems?
If the GFCI or breaker repeatedly trips in your Viqua Water Filtration System, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if there's moisture between the lamp and lamp plug. If so, clean and dry the lamp pins and lamp plug, and inspect the unit for leaks or condensation. Alternatively, there might be a short-circuit in the electrical assembly, in which case you should replace the controller.
How to troubleshoot no power in Viqua IHS12-D4?
If your Viqua Water Filtration System has no power, you can try the following: reset the GFCI and/or breaker. If that doesn't work, replace the TVSS. As a last resort, replace the controller and use a TVSS.
Why water tests reveal bacterial contamination in Viqua IHS12-D4 Water Filtration Systems?
If water tests reveal bacterial contamination even though your Viqua Water Filtration System is operating, there are a few potential causes. First, ensure the UV system is the last piece of treatment equipment, as equipment downstream could be a breeding ground for pathogens. Also, ensure all distribution lines have been disinfected with chlorine because pathogens might reside in the distribution lines post-UV. Finally, remove any pipe dead-ends and flush with chlorine, because recontamination can occur from pipe dead-ends.
What to do if leak detected from area of UV chamber in Viqua IHS12-D4?
If you notice a leak from the area of the UV chamber in your Viqua Water Filtration System, it could be due to a few reasons. It may be caused by condensation of moist air on the cold chamber. In this case, control humidity or relocate unit. Another cause may be that the O-ring is damaged, deteriorated or incorrectly installed, so inspect and replace it if deteriorated. Also, the lamp/sleeve assembly may not be properly installed (too tight or not tight enough). Tighten the assembly hand-tight.
How to fix leak at inlet or outlet in Viqua IHS12-D4?
If you have a leak at the inlet or outlet of your Viqua Water Filtration System and the threaded pipe fittings are leaking, clean the threads, reseal with Teflon tape, and retighten.
General| Model | IHS12-D4 |
|---|---|
| Application | Residential and Commercial Water Treatment |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 125 psi (8.6 bar) |
| Max UV Dose | 40 mJ/cm² |
| Power Consumption | 65W |
| Type | UV Water Disinfection System |
| Flow Rate | 12 GPM |
| Lamp Life | 9000 hours |
| Certifications | NSF, CSA |
| Voltage | 100-240V |
Identifies potential risks associated with the system and its components.
Outlines critical safety measures and warnings for operating the equipment.
Recommended water quality parameters for optimal UV system performance.
Lists and describes the various parts of the UV system.
Details the physical dimensions and component layout of the UV system.
Instructions for mounting and connecting the UV disinfection unit.
Procedure for sanitizing the plumbing system after UV unit installation.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the UV lamp.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the quartz sleeve.
Procedure for changing the system's filter cartridges.
Overview of the controller's buttons, display, and indicator lights.
VIQUA's commitment to customer satisfaction and product quality.
Steps and information required for submitting a warranty claim.
Details on warranty periods for different product components.
Exclusions and general terms applicable to VIQUA warranties.
