Oase ProfiClear Guard Instrucciones De Uso página 16

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Commissioning/start-up
Attention! The surface of the solenoid can become very hot during prolonged operation.
Possible consequence: Touching it may cause scalding.
Protective measures:
− Do not touch the solenoid.
How to proceed:
− Insert the power plug into the socket.
The unit is now operational.
The ProfiClear Guard control panel
LED
Lit
Lit
Lit
Checking the function of the drinking water top-up process
Prerequisite:
The power plug is connected, the LED "Power" is lit and the level sensor is located in the water.
How to proceed:
− Take the level sensor out of the water. Result: After approx. 10 s (switch-on delay) the solenoid valve opens. Drink-
ing water is added and the LED "Open" is lit.
− Immerse all level sensor electrodes in the water. Result: After approx. 10 s (switch-off delay) the solenoid valve
closes. Drinking water top-up has been completed and the LED "Close" is lit.
Setting the sensitivity of the level sensor
A change in the conductivity of the water (e.g. due to chemical additives) may make it necessary to adjust the sensitiv-
ity of the level sensor.
Prerequisite:
− The power plug is connected.
− The level sensor electrodes are either immersed in the pond or in a container filled with water from the pond.
How to proceed:
− Remove the transparent cover from the level control unit (see chapter "Mechanical installation")
− Turn the sensitivity regulator "Sens" to the left-hand stop.
Drinking water top-up is activated and the LED "Open" is lit.
− Slowly turn the sensitivity regulator "Sens" clockwise (to the right) until drinking water top-up is deactivated and the
LED "Close" lights up.
− Turn the sensitivity regulator approx. 1 mm further clockwise in order to avoid malfunctions due to changes in the
conductivity of the water.
− Replace the transparent cover and screw tight.
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Display / function
Drinking water top-up process has been completed
Drinking water top-up process is active
Power supply connected
Sensitivity regulator for setting the sensitivity of the level sensor