Low Salinity Indicators; Other Factors Likely To Stop Production - Monarch Eco-MATIC-ESR Serie Manual De Instalación Y De Mantenimiento

To check that the control mechanism is working properly and when the cell is not
producing ("STANDBY" indicator on), simply switch the production control
button to "MAX". Production should start up again (and the "STANDBY"
indicator will go out).
To stop the cell producing without stopping the actual unit, switch the
"PRODUCTION CONTROL" button to "MIN". You may need to do this when
backwashing the filter.
5.4) L S
OW ALINITY
Our unit has been designed with a system that will protect the pool in the event of
insufficient salt.
When salinity drops, cell wear increases. Although salt is not consumed when the
unit is in operation, it is lost as a result of backwashing the filter, rain, and water
losses for whatever cause (except evaporation, which does not cause any loss of
salt).
If salinity drops to an excessively low level, the LED 2 indicator will change to
red, in which case you will need to put some more salt into your pool. We
recommend 1 kg of salt per m
Adding salt will not adversely affect the unit in any way, as it is protected.
If no action is taken and the salinity level continues to fall, the second indicator,
LED 1, will also change to red, at which point you must add salt as a matter of
urgency (again, about 1 kg of salt per m
5.5) O F
THER ACTORS LIKELY TO
 Cell Encrusted with Scale
If the cell is scaled, this may well stop the production of chlorine in order to
protect the unit, as scale will cause the unit to heat up. Not only that, but a cell
encrusted with scale will wear out more quickly than a clean cell.
 Cold Water
If the water is too cold (below 20ºC), production will drop (switch the unit to
"winter mode").
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