Salt Water Chlorine GeneratorBy Compu Pool Products

In-ground Model

Commercial & Domestic

CPSC/CPA SERIES

Head Office 88 Spencer Rd. Nerang,

Gold Coast Australia

P: +61(07) 5596 3773 F: +61(07) 5596 1951 E: sales@compupool.com.au W: www.compupool.com.au

• Allfieldmetalcomponentssuchasrails,ladders,drains,orother similarhardwarewithin10feetoffthepoolorspashallbe bondedtotheequipmentgroundingbuswithcopper conductorsnotsmallerthan8AWGUS/6AWGCanada.

• FollowallaspectsofthelocalandNationalElectricalCode(s) wheninstallingCompu-Pool,modelCPSC/CPASeries.

• Note:Foroutdoorpools,chlorineresidualscanbeprotected fromdestructionbysunlightbyadditionofstabilizer(cyanuricacid).

• Forpropersanitation,spasmustbecompletelydrained periodically.ThenumberofdaysbetweenCOMPLETESPA DRAINAGEisequaltothevolumeofspawateringallons, dividedby10timesthemaximumnumberofdailyspausers. RefillspawithwaterandrepeatDIRECTIONSFORUSEofthe device.

Health and Hyperthermia warnings for spa devices:

• Peoplewithamedicalconditionshouldconsultaphysician beforeenteringpoolorspawater.

• Maximumspawaterusagetemperatureis104°F.Bathinginspa waterat104°Fshouldnotexceed15minutes.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

Congratulationsonyour recentpurchaseofaCompu-PoolProductsSaltWaterChlorineGenerator.Pleasetakeamomenttoreadthroughtheentiremanualbeforeinstallingyournewunit.Yourgeneratormustbeinstalledandoperatedasspecified.

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS.READANDFOLLOWALLINSTRUCTIONS.SAVEALLINSTRUCTIONS.

• WARNING:Toreducetheriskofinjury,donotpermitchildrento operatethisdevice

• WARNING:Heavypool(and/orspa)usage,andhigher temperaturesmayrequirehigherchlorineoutputtomaintain properfreeavailablechlorineresiduals

• Ifadditionalchlorineisrequiredduetoheavybatherloads, use(sodiumhypochlorite)tomaintainanappropriatechlorine residualinthewater

• Maintaininghighsaltandchlorinelevelsaboverecommended rangecancontributetocorrosionofpool(and/orspa)equipment.

• Thelifeoftheelectrolyticcellis12,500hours,undernormal use conditions

• DONOTaddpool(and/orspa)chemicalsdirectlytotheskimmer. Thismanydamagethecell.

• Checktheexpirationdateofthetestkitastestresultsmaybe inaccurateifusedafterthatdate.

• Whenreplacingthecell,onlyusereplacementcellshaving alabelthatclearlystatesthatitisthereplacementcellforthe chlorinegeneratingdevice.

• Onebondinglugisprovidedontheexternalsurface.Toreduce theriskofelectricshock,connectthelocalcommonbonding gridintheareaoftheswimmingpoolorspatotheseterminals withaninsulatedorbarecopperconductornotsmallerthan 8AWGUS/6AWGCanada.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

OPERATION p1

THE CHEMISTRY INVOLVED p1

MAINTENANCE p2

USING THE CONTROL PANEL p4

ADDING SALT p7

TypeofSalt p8

SaltLevelFormula p8

Winterizing p10

SaltTable p11

INSTALLATION p12

InstallingthePowerUnit p12

InstallingtheCell p12

Wiring p13

Input Power p13

Bonding p15

ElectrolyticCell p16

DismantlingtheCell p16

CleaningtheCell p16

InstallationCheckList p17

HelpfulHints p18

TroubleShooting p20

Warranty p22

COMPU-POOL CPSC/CPA Series OWNERS MANUAL

• I n - g r o u n d M o d e l •

OPERATION:

ThechlorinatorPowerUnit istobemountedatleast3feetaboveground level and if possible protected from direct weather. TheChlorinatorElectrolyticCellistobeplumbedinthereturntopoollineafterthepumpandfilter.Waterflowthroughthecellcanbeineitherdirectionandidealinstallationishorizontal.Thecellleadplugfromthepowerunitistobeconnectedtotheheadofthecell.

The unit has been designed to run off a salinity concentration of3500PPM.

THe CHeMISTrY InVolVed:

The CPSC/CPA Series chlorine generator, by electrolysis, producessodium hypochlorite (NaOCI). In water, sodium hypochloritedissociatesintosodium(Na+)andhypochlorite(OCI-)ions.

It is the hypochlorite ions that form with the hydrogen (H+) ions (fromthewater)toformhypochlorousacid(HOCI),theactiveagentthatdestroysbacteriaandalgae,andoxidizesorganicmatter.

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4. Chloramines:Chloraminesshouldnotbepresentinpoolwater.WhenorganicmaterialscombinewithFreeChlorine,Chloraminesareformed.ThistiesuptheFreechlorineinyourpoolanddoesnotallowthechlorine inyourpool todisinfect.Chloraminesalsocloudpoolwaterandburntheeyes.(SuperChlorinate(shock)toremoveChloraminesattheinitialstartupofthepool).

5. pH Levels:pHproducedbytheChlorinatorisclosetoNeutralpH.However,other factors usually cause the pH of the pool water to rise.Therefore,thepHinapoolchlorinatedbytheChlorinatortendstostabilizeatapproximately7.8.Thisiswithinnationalstandards.IfthepoolpHrisesabove7.8haveapoolprofessionaltesttoseeifotherfactorssuchashighCalciumHardnessorTotalAlkalinityarethecauseandthenbalanceaccordingly.

6. Total dissolved Solids (TdS):AddingsalttopoolwaterwillraisetheTDSlevel.Whilethisdoesnotadverselyaffectthepoolwaterchemistryorclarity,thepoolwaterprofessionaltestingforTDSmustbemadeawaresalthasbeenaddedforthechlorinatorsystem.TheindividualperformingtheTDS testwill then subtract the salinity level toarriveat thecorrectTDSlevel.

MAINTENANCE:

SAlT And CHeMICAlS IdeAl Pool CHeMISTrY reAdIngS: Swimming Pools Spas

Free Available Chlorine 1.0 – 3.0 ppm 3.0 – 5.0 ppm

pH 7.2–7.8 7.2–7.8

Total Alkalinity 100–120ppm 100–120ppm

Calcium Hardness 200–300ppm 150–200PPM

Stabilizer (Cyanuric Acid) 30 – 60 ppm 30 – 60 ppm

1. Chlorine Stabilizer (cyanuric acid): ChlorineStabilizerisneededtomaintainproperlevelsofchlorine.Most unstable chlorine is destroyed by the UV radiation fromthe sunwithin2hours. Chlorine stabilizermustbemaintainedbetween30–60PPM.

2. Nitrates:Nitrates can cause extremely high chlorine demands andwill deplete chlorine from your swimming pool. In some casesNitratesmayevenloweryourchlorinelevelstozero.YourlocalpoolprofessionalcantestforNitrates.MakesureNitratesarenotpresentinyourpool.

3. Metals:Metals can cause loss of chlorine. Also, metals can stain yourpool. Have your local pool professional check for metals andrecommendmethodsofremoval.

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uSIng THe FronT ConTrol PAnel:

MAIN SWITCH

Refer to Figure 1 (Page 6) for a visual diagram of the front panel

1. On / Off:Fornormaloperation,theMainSwitchshouldbeleftinthe“On”position.InthispositiontheCompu-PoolCPSC/CPAwillproducechlorine according to the desired output %. Simply press thebuttonagaintoturntheunitoff.

2. Select Button: This button will allow access to the timer settings.When usingthis function the button needs to be pushed in for 3 secondsbeforetheselectbuttonwillrespond,thisisprovidedasasafetydevice.

3. SuperChlor: Whenyouhaveanabnormallyhighbatherload,alargeamountofrain,acloudywaterconditionwhichneedsalargeamountofpurification tobe introduced, simplypress theSUPERCHLORbutton. This electronically“super chlorinates” the water for 24hoursoruntilthepowerhasbeenturnedoff.

4. Winter Mode: Whenyouarenotusingyourpoolduringthewintermonths,itisadvisabletoactivatethewintermode.PresstheWINTERMODEbutton.TheWinterModewill reduce theoutputofchlorine to

50%ofsetoutput,forexample,outputis80%wintermode40%.Reducingthechlorineoutputduringperiodswhenthepool isnotinusewillhelpmaximizethelifeofthecell.

5. Manual Pump Override: To override the time clock, switch the unit off, via the powerbutton.Oncetheunitisoff,simplypresstherightchlorineoutputbutton.Thiswillallowthefilterpumptocontinually runwithoutchlorination.

6. Chlorine Output Levels: PressingthearrowbuttonleftorrightwillchangetheCHLORINEPRODUCTIONin10%increments.

7. Setting The Time: Thereare two timer functions toallow twofiltrationcyclesperday.Setthetimercyclestomeetyourdesiredrunningtimeviathechlorinatormenuwhichisaccessedbypressingtheselectbutton for 3 seconds. When setting the timer use the up anddown arrow keys to move the cursor and select the correcttime.

8. Manual Override:To manually start the unit, simply press the superchlor button.When you have finished with the manual operation pressthe superchlor button again to switch back to automaticoperation.

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Over Salt: When illuminated, the salt level is too high. The Compu-Chlorunithasabuilt-inregulatingsystemthatenablesittocontinuetoproducechlorinewiththeincreasedsaltcontent.Atthispointdonotaddanyfurthersaltandallowthesaltcontenttoreturntodesirablelevels.

Add Salt: Whenilluminated,thesaltlevelistolowandtheunitisgeneratingatlowefficiency.Furthersaltisrequired,it isadvisabletohaveyoursaltlevelprofessionallychecked.

AddIng SAlT (sodium chloride) To Pool or SPA

do noT add pool/spa chemicals directly to the skimmer. Thismay damage the cell. Maintaining high salt levels above therecommended rangecancontribute tocorrosionofpool/spaequipment.Ifthechlorinatorhasalreadybeeninstalled,itshouldbeturnedoffbeforeaddingsalt.Compu-PoolCPSC/CPASeriesisrecommendedtorunatasaltconcentrationof3500ppm.

ForpoolsitisbesttoemptytherequiredsaltintotheshallowendofthepoolandrunthefilterandpumpsimultaneouslywhiletheCompu-Poolchlorinator isoffor inmanualmode tocirculatethewateranddissolvethesalt.Donotthrowthesaltbagintothepoolorspaaschemicalsandinksonthebagcaninterferewiththewaterbalance.

IndICATor’s led’s

Power:Whenilluminated,theCompu-Chlorunithasinputpoweractivate.

Polarity 1&2: Whenilluminated,itindicateswhichsideofthecellisproducing.

Water Fault:Whenilluminated,theflowswitchhasdetectednowaterflowingandtheCompu-Chlorunithasstoppedgeneratingchlorine.Thedisplayscreenwillread…

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CONTROLUNIT

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SUPERCHLOR WINTER MODE

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Ifthepoolhasnomaindrainatthebottom,placeavacuumhoseheadinthedeepend,andsweepthesalttowardthevacuumhead.Theotherendofthevacuumhoseshouldbeplacedintheskimmerbox.RunthefilterandpumpwiththeCompu-PoolchlorinatorOFFtocirculatetheundissolvedsaltinthewater.Qualitypoolandspasalt,sodiumchloride(withlow levels of iron and other impurities) should be used, withfinergradesofsaltusuallydissolvingfaster.Saltmaytake24-48hourstodissolveinsummerandlongerinwinter.

TYPE OF SALT TO USEThepurerthesaltthebetterthelifeandperformanceoftheelectrolyticcell.Useasaltthatisatleast99.8%pureNaCl.Thepreferredsaltisanevaporated,granulated,foodquality,non-iodizedsalt.Consultyoursaltsupplier.

• Avoid using salt with anti-caking agents (sodiumferrocyanide, also known as YPS or yellow prussiate ofsoda)thatcouldcausesomediscolorationoffittingsandsurfacefinishesinpool.

• Water conditioning salt pellets are compressed forms ofevaporatedsaltandmaybeusedbutwilltakelongertodissolve.

•Donotusecalciumchlorideasasourceofsalt.(Usesodiumchlorideonly.)

• DonotuseRock salt (insoluble impuritiesmixedwith therocksaltcanshortenthelifeoftheunit).

SALT LEVELUsethechart,markedChart1 (Page11) todeterminehowmuchsaltinKgsneedstobeaddedtoreachtherecommendedlevels. Use the equations below (measurements are in feet/gallonsandmeters/litres)ifpoolsizeisunknown.

Pool and/or Spa Volume Table – Working Out How Much Salt is Required gallons litres (poolsizeinfeet) (poolsizeinmeters)

Rectangular LengthxWidthx LengthxWidthx

AverageDepthx7.5 AverageDepthx1000

Round DiameterxDiameterx DiameterxDiameterx

AverageDepthx5.9 AverageDepthx785

Oval LengthxWidthx LengthxWidthx

AverageDepthx6.7 AverageDepthx893

Theidealsaltlevelis3500ppm.Ifthelevelislow,determinethenumberofgallonsinthepoolandaddsaltaccordingtoChart1.Alowsaltlevelwillreducetheefficiencyofthechlorinatorand result in low chlorine production. A high salt level cancauseasaltytastetoyourpool.Inaddition,operatingtheunitoutsideof the recommended salt rangewill rapidly reducethelongevityofthecell.Thesaltinyourpool/spaisconstantlyrecycledandthelossofsaltthroughouttheswimmingseasonshouldbesmall.Thislossisdueprimarilytotheadditionofwater

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becauseofsplashing,backwashing,ordraining(becauseofrain).Saltisnotlostduetoevaporation.

Ifsaltcontentistoohighyouwillneedtoreducethelevelofwaterinyourpool/spaandrefillthepool/spawithfreshwaterthathasnotbeendilutedwithsalt.

ToInitiallystartapoolwiththecorrectamountofsalt,

Add Salt to the pool at the rate of:

0.14 ounces / 0.03 Pounds of salt for every 1 uS gallon of water. or

.3.5 grams / 0.003.5 Kilograms of salt for every 1 Litre of water or

.035 Pounds of salt for every imperial gallon

WInTerIZIng

Theelectrolyticcellwillbedamagedbyfreezingwaterjustasyourpoolplumbingwould.Inareaswhichexperiencesevereorextendedperiodsoffreezingtemperatures,besuretodrainall water from the pump, filter, and supply and return linesbeforeany freezingconditionsoccur.Theelectroniccontroliscapableofwithstandinganywinterweatheranddoesnotneedberemoved.

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INSTALLATION:

InSTAllIng THe PoWer unITTheCPSC/CPASeriesunitistobemountedatleast3feetabovegroundlevelandifpossibleprotectedfromdirectweather.

Locate the power unit as close to the pump and filtrationsystemaspossible.Makesurethe6feetDCpowercordcanreachthesectionofpipeselectedforthecell.do not install the Power Unit within 10 feet of the pool edges.

Use the equipment provided and mount the Power Unit ateyelevel.Onceholesaredrilledintothewallandscrewsaretightly secured lift thePowerUnitonto thebracketensuringthatitissecureonthewall.

InSTAllIng THe Cell 1.Besurepoolpumpisturnedoff

2.Thecellistobefittedintothereturntopoollineafterthepumpandfilter.Waterflowshouldcomefromthefiltrationsystem through the hole marked “inlet” and back outthroughtheholemarked“outlet”.

3.Ensure barrel unions are tightened to the cell. Then glue(pressuresolventcement)pipingtothebarrelunions.

4.The cell is to be mounted horizontal with the inlets andoutletsfacingdown.Ifrequiredthecellcanbeountedvertically.

WIrIngRefertothewiringdiagrambelowtodeterminecorrectwiringconnections.TheCPSC/CPASeriesisshippedfromthefactorywith the configuration jumpers in 240VAC position. If using120VAC, move the jumpers as shown below. For Canadianmodels,theCPSC/CPASeriesshallbeconnectedtoacircuitprotected by a class A ground fault interrupter. Be sure toconnectthegroundwiretothegreengroundscrewterminallocatedonthebottomoftheenclosure.

Powermustbeshutoffatthecircuitbreakerbeforeperformingany wiring. Be sure to follow local and NEC/CEC electricalcodes.TheCompu-PoolCPSC/CPASerieshasbeendesignedtoeasilywireintotypicalin-groundpoolsystems.Toprovidesafeoperationtheunitmustbeproperlygroundedandbonded.

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INPUT POWERThe Compu Pool CPSC/CPA Series comes with a terminatedpower cord that should be plugged directly into the externaltimeclockunit.ForCanadian installations:ConnecttoacircuitprotectedbyaClass-Agroundfaultinterrupter.

BondIngA lug for bonding is attached to the bottom of the Compu-PoolCPSC/CPASeriesenclosure.Connecttothepoolbondingsystemusingminimum8AWGcopperwireifrequiredbycode.

BondIng lug

Figure 2.3 BondIng

Cell Cord

POWER Cord

CPSC/CPA Series

ELECTROLYTIC CELL

TheCelloperatesmostefficientlywhenitisclean,sotheautocellcleaningwillkeepthecellfreeofthewhitecalciumbuildupcommontostandardchlorinators.Howevercheckingandpossibly cleaning any foreign buildup every six months willmaintainfullchlorineoutputandprolongcelllife.

dISMAnTlIng THe CellWhenremovingthecellforcleaningorreplacement:

1.TurnallACpoweroff

2.Removethecellplugconnectingthecelltothepowerunit

3.Loosen the barrel unions, connecting the cell to thePVCpiping. Loosenby turning inancounterclockwisedirection.Oncethebarrelunionsareloosenedremovethecellenclosurecontainingthecell.

4.Removetheouterbluecoverbyholdingupsidedownwiththecellheadfacingawayfromyou.Thensimplypullthetwoblueoutercoversapart.

5.Toremovethecell, loosenandremovethegreyPVClockingring.

6.Removecellfromclearhousing.

CleAnIng THe CellTocleantheCell, ifanyforeignbuildupisvisible, immersethecell plates into a solution of five parts water and one parthydrochloricacid.Leaveforafewminutesthenhoseoffuntilcellplates are clean. do not submerse cell head when cleaning.

WArnIng: For quality and value - insist your chlorinator is only serviced with genuine replacement parts available from the manufacturer - Compu Pool Products

INSTALLATION CHECK LIST:

YourCompuPoolSaltWaterGeneratorinstallationiscompletewhenthefollowinghavebeencompleted:

•Barrelunionsinstalledandgluedintopipework

•Barrelunionsconnectedtothecellhousing

•Cellisproperlyplacedintothecellhousing

•The metal backing bracket is affixed to the wall orbacking

•Thepowerunitismountedinplacetothemetalbacking bracket

•Cell cord is connected to the power unit and is also pluggedintothecell

•Sufficientsaltisdissolvedintopoolwater

•Youhavecheckedandconfirmedthatyourpowerunit switchesONandOFFcoincidentallywiththefilterpump

•Youhavecheckedallconnectionsandjointsforleaks

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HELPFUL HINTS:

When the chlorine output is at 100% and the Cell is clean,then the chlorinator is producing chlorine. However, if thepoolremainscloudyorthechlorineresidualtestslow,thenthechlorinebeingproducedislostduetohighchlorinedemand.

Toreducethechlorinedemand,checkthepHreadingandcheckfor loworhighstabilizerreading. If testsshowcorrect,thenashocktreatmentisadvisedwithanoxidizieragent.

Generally, superchlorination is not necessary if the pool ismaintainedatcorrectlevels.

deFInITIonS:Algae

Plant-like organisms which grow in water. Especially active insummerconditions,wherechlorinedisinfectantlevelistoolow to destroy them. Algae may be green, brown or black(BlackSpot)incolor.

Chlorine demandTheamountofchlorine that shouldbeadded to thewater toprovideproperbacteriaandalgaecontrol.

Chlorine ResidualThe amount of chlorine left over, after the “demand” has beenmet.

Combined ChlorineWeakchlorinewhich iscombinedwith thecontaminants in

thewater.

Free ChlorineActive chlorine in the water with the potency to destroycontaminants.

Shock TreatmentThe removal by means of oxidation of those materials thathavechlorinedemand.

SuperchlorinationAnextralargeamountofchlorineaddedtothewater.

reCoMMendATIonS And HelPFul HInTS:Recommended List •Readandkeepyourmanualinasafeplace.

• IncreaseChlorineProductionwhentemperaturegoesup.

• IncreaseChlorineProductionwhennumberofguestsgoesup.

•UseStabilizer(CyanuricAcid)toProtectChlorineinPool.

• Mount Power Unit in shade or out of the direct sunlightwheneverpossible.

•Decrease Production when temperature goes down. Forexamplewinter.

•TakepoolwatersampletoPoolProfessionalonceper month.

Not Recommended ListDo not get fertilizer in your pool. Fertilizers contain nitrateswhichcauseahighchlorinedemandonpoolwater.

NeverusedryacidtoadjustpHinaridgeographicareaswith

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE

(1 ) CHLORINE RESIDUAL

LOWorNIL •Insufficientrunningtimes

•pHtoohigh

•Insufficientstabilizer

•Cellneedscleaning

•Checkchlorineproduction

(2) CHLORINE PRODUCTION LOWorNIL

•Chlorinedialturneddown

•Saltcontentbelow0.25%

•Cellneedscleaning

•CheckCellconnections atjunctionboxunderunit

•Checkfuseonpowerunit

•Checkfilterpumprunning

•Checkwaterflowthrough Cellissufficient

(3) WATERFLOWTHROUGH CELLISLOW

•Checkforairinsystem

•Checkoperationofpump

•Checkfilterisclean

•Checkwaterlevelofpool

•CheckforblockageinSystem

excessive evaporation and minimal dilution of pool waterwithfreshwater.Abuildupofbyproductscandamagetheelectrolyticcell.

Donotaddanypoolwaterbalancingchemicals(includingsalt)unlesstheChlorinatoristurnedoff.

DonotletChlorineStabilizerdropbelow3000PPM.

TrouBle SHooTIng

• Power led and lCd screen not turning on Checktomakesureeither120VACor240VACinput powerisconnectedtotheproperscrewterminalsat thecontrol.Verifyinputvoltagewithavoltmeter.Ifthere isinputpower,thefusemayhaveblown.TheCPSC/ CPASeriesisprotectedbya3.5ampminiATOfuse locatedonthebottomofthepowercircuitboard.

• Water Fault led illuminated TheCPSC/CPASerieshassensedanoflowconditionand hasstoppedgeneratingchlorine.Checkthatthereiswater inthecellenclosure.Ifthereisadequateflowandthe LEDisstillon,checkthatsalthasbeenaddedtothepool. Ifnosalthasbeenaddedthewaterfaultlightillbe illuminated.IftheLEDisstillilluminatedcheckthe connectionbetweenthecellplugandthebrassterminals istight.

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WARRANTY:

The Compu-Pool automatic salt water generator modelCPSC/CPA Series carries the following warranty should faultoccurduetofaultymanufacturingormaterials.

CompuPoolProductswarrantstheoriginalpurchaseroftheunitforaperiodof2fullyearsand1yearprorataor8,000hoursofoperationonthepowerunitandonthecellfromthedateofpurchasebytheoriginalowners,shouldexaminationdisclosetoitssatisfactiontheunithasfailedduetofaultymanufacturing or materials.

The warranty may be void if the following occurs:1.DamagetotheunitbeyondCompuPoolProduct’scontrol.

2. Ifcorrectpoolchemistryisnotmaintained.

3. ThePowerUnitandCellarenotinstalledcorrectlybyany personotherthanapersonauthorizedtodosobyCompu Pool Products or its agent.

4. Allwearingpartswhichmustberegularlycheckedand replacedwhennaturallyworn.

5. The Electrolytic Cell is not cleaned regularly or cleaned byanyothermethodotherthanbythemethod recommendedbythemanufacturer.

6. The Chlorinator Power Unit and Cell is serviced by any otherpersonotherthanapersonauthorizedtodosoby Compu Pool Products or its agent.

This warranty is applicable to workmanship and materials only.CompuPoolProductsor itsagentwill replaceatnochargeallparts return freight paid, which display faulty workmanship ormaterials.

Compu Pool Products or its agent accept no responsibilityforloss,damageorinjuriestopersonorpropertyarisingfromwarrantyfailureofequipment,orinstallationofthatequipment,unlesswiththeauthorityofCompuPoolProductsoritsagent.This warranty shall not extend to any expenditure otherwiseincurred.

rePlACIng THe CellWhenreplacingthecell,onlyusereplacementcellshavingalabelthatclearlystatesthatitisagenuinereplacementcellfortheCompu-PoolCPSC/CPASeries.

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