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General| Brand | Zodiac |
|---|---|
| Model | eXPERT |
| Category | Swimming Pool Filter |
| Language | English |
Details the operational parameters, power requirements, and physical characteristics of the chlorinator.
Provides physical measurements of components and explains the chlorination process.
Step-by-step guide for correctly installing the electrolytic cell assembly, including by-pass options.
Instructions for physically connecting the cell, sensor holder, and control box using appropriate fittings.
Guidance on correctly positioning and installing the water flow switch and the pH pump.
Procedures for mounting the control box and connecting auxiliary devices like pH pump or external controllers.
Recommendations for adjusting TA, TH, and pH to ensure optimal pool water chemistry for disinfection.
Instructions on calculating and adding the correct amount of salt for the chlorinator to function effectively.
Overview of the control panel, buttons, indicators, and screen unlocking for daily use.
Guidance on daily operation, adjusting chlorine output, and monitoring pool parameters.
Accessing and modifying settings for modes like Boost, Pool Cover, Alarms, and special pool types.
Procedures for calibrating pH/ORP sensors and setting desired pH and ORP values for optimal control.
Wiring the chlorinator to the Connect & Go automation unit for remote access and monitoring.
Instructions for downloading and using the mobile app to monitor and control the chlorinator remotely.
Procedure for cleaning the pH and ORP sensors to ensure accurate measurements and longevity.
Steps for inspecting and cleaning the electrolytic cell electrodes to prevent scaling and maintain efficiency.
Maintenance for the pH pump, procedures for winterising, and preparing the unit for the new season.
Explanation of alert messages, their causes, and recommended solutions for common problems.
Analysis of how stabiliser concentration affects ORP measurements and chlorine level correlation.
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