Australian Innovative Systems

Troubleshooting

Problem	Solution
There are no lights on the scale	Check main power source Make sure the clorinator is plugged in Check circuit breaker on the back panel Override timer with "bypass" switch Contact the supplier
Chlorinator is beeping (no water flow)	Check wiring connection to the cell Make sure there is no air bubbles present and water is going through the cell housing Check cell sensor pin for calcium build-up Contact the supplier
Chlorinator is beeping (overload light)	Check salt level of the water Check cell for short circuit Contact the supplier
Chlorinator is tripping house safety switch	Make sure chlorinator and pump are dry and under cover Make sure the power point is dry and not faulty Make sure the power consumption of chlorinator and pump does not exceed permitted circuit breaker maximum Contact an electrician

Problem	Solution
There are no lights on the scale	Check mains for 240V Check C/Breaker Check power available to the transformer Check power available out of transformer Check PCB
Chlorinator is beeping (no water flow)	Check wiring to the cell assembly Make sure there is no air bubbles present and water is going through the cell housing Check sensor pin for calcium build-up Replace the cell assembly
Chlorinator is beeping (overload light)	Check salt level of the water Check cell for short circuit Check shunt assembly and replace if necessary Check PCB and replace if necessary
Chlorinator is tripping house safety switch	Check for moisture Check for any wiring modifications Make sure the chlorinator is properly wired in and there is no cross connection with tariff 33.(Common neutral is not allowed in case of tariff 33 connection). Check for overload due to low rating of circuit breaker in mains Check transformer for earth leakage