To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Waterco 20 SC operating time is too short?
If the operating time of your Waterco Swimming Pool Filter is too short, you can try the following: increase the operating time, set production higher if the production control is set too low, add the required amount of salt if the salt level is low, or have your water tested if the pool chemistry is not correct.
What to do if Waterco Swimming Pool Filter has no electrical power and Hydrochlor® is switched off?
If your Waterco Swimming Pool Filter has no electrical power and the Hydrochlor® is switched off, connect the power, check the fuse, and switch on the Hydrochlor®.
What to do if my Waterco Swimming Pool Filter pump is not connected?
If the pump is not connected to your Waterco Swimming Pool Filter, connect the pump.
What to do if my Waterco 20 SC has an electrical fault?
If your Waterco Swimming Pool Filter has an electrical fault, return it to the distributor for repair.
Explains the process of chlorine generation via electrolysis.
Monitors and controls chlorine production by regulating energy to the salt cell.
Guide to setting the current time of day on the timer.
Instructions for programming timer start and finish times.
Default timer configurations for summer and winter modes.
Cell polarity reverses to remove calcium build-up.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location for the power pack.
Steps for plumbing and connecting the self-cleaning salt cell.
Steps to set the current time on the timer display.
Instructions for programming timer start and finish times.
Default timer settings for summer and winter operation.
Recommended salt concentration levels for the chlorinator.
Guidelines for maintaining correct water chemical balance.
General| Brand | Waterco |
|---|---|
| Model | 20 SC |
| Category | Swimming Pool Filter |
| Language | English |
