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TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem G

Chlorine Output will not reach maximum – Add Salt light may also be on

CAUSE 1: Low incoming voltage.

REMEDY:

Confirm proper wiring with an electrician. This unit is factory set at 220 volts. If your

power source is 110 volts the unit must be converted to 110V. See inside powerpack chassis

for directions. If the unit is wired properly but incoming voltage is low due to location (rural

areas for example), raising the salt level will compensate.

Add salt. (See ‘Salt: When and How to Add it’). If adding salt to compensate for low voltage,

do not exceed 5000 ppm salt as it may contribute to corrosion of the pool equipment. Do

not operate the Clearwater until all the salt has dissolved as this will cause damage to the

unit.

CAUSE 2: Salt level below 4000 ppm or water temperature is below 18ºC (65 ºF).

REMEDY:

Add salt. (See ‘Salt: When and How to Add it’). If adding salt to compensate for low

temperature, do not exceed 5000 ppm salt as it may contribute to corrosion of the pool

equipment. Do not operate the Clearwater until all the salt has dissolved as this will cause

damage to the unit.

CAUSE 3: Cell reversing (self-cleaning).

REMEDY:

If the cell is reversing the yellow light on the Chlorine Output indicator will flash. Wait ap-

proximately three minutes and the output should return to normal.

CAUSE 4: Cell electrodes may be damaged.

REMEDY:

Replace cell. When replacing the cell, only use replacement cells having a label that clearly

states that it is a replacement cell for the chlorine generating device Clearwater Salt Chlo-

rinator LM2 Series of the appropriate model. REGISTRATION NUMBER, LM2-15 27850,

LM2-24 27580 or LM2-40 27851 PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS ACT. The model name can

be found on the power pack.

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