Airmax Lake Series User manual

LakeSeries™Aeration Systems
LS40 & LS60

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The Airmax®Aeration System
LakeSeries Aeration Systems
LS40 & LS60
MAX DEPTH 50’
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SECTION
ENGLISH
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1 System Components 4
2 System Installation 5-8
3 Initial Start-Up &
Seasonal Operation 8
4 Maintenance 9
5 Troubleshooting 9
6 Replacement Parts / Accessories 10
7 Warranty 19
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Important Safety Instructions
WARNING – Improper installation of the grounding plug is able to result in a risk of
electric shock. When repair or replacement of the cord or plug is required, do not
connect the grounding wire to either flat blade terminal. The wire with insulation having
an outer surface that is green with or without yellow stripes is the grounding wire.
Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman when the grounding instructions are
not completely understood, or when in doubt as to whether the product is properly
grounded. Do not modify the plug provided; if it does not fit the outlet, have the proper
outlet installed by a qualified technician.
For 120 VAC products: This product is for use on a nominal 120V circuit, and has a
grounding plug similar to the plug illustrated in sketch A in Figure below. A temporary
adapter similar to the adapter illustrated in sketches B and C may be used to connect
this plug to a 2-pole receptacle as shown in sketch B when a properly grounded outlet
is not available. The temporary adapter shall be used only until a properly grounded
outlet (sketch A) is installed by a qualified electrician. The green colored rigid ear, lug,
or similar part extending from the adapter must be connected to a permanent ground
such as a properly grounded outlet box cover. Whenever the adapter is used, it must
be held in place by a metal screw.
For 230 VAC products: This product is for use on a circuit having a nominal rating
more than 120 V and is factory-equipped with a specific electric cord and plug for
connection to a proper electric circuit. Only connect the product to an outlet having
the same configuration as the plug. Do not use an adapter with this product. When
the product must be reconnected for use on a different type of electric circuit, the
reconnection shall be made by qualified service personnel.
• Read all operating instructions carefully.
• To reduce the risk of electric shock, connect only to a properly grounded, grounding-
type receptacle. If in doubt, have the outlet checked by a qualified electrician.
• This unit is to be used in a circuit protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI).
• Disconnect unit from power source before handling or maintenance.
• Repair or exchange of cable/power cord must be carried through by the supplier/
manufacturer.
• This unit has not been investigated for use in swimming pool areas.
CAUTION
• Never connect to an extension cord. This may result in equipment failure.
• Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord.
• Do not place the cabinet where people may step on the power cord.
• Never override or “cheat” electrical or mechanical interlock devices.
• Never attempt any maintenance function that is not specified in the user manual.
• Never operate the system if unusual noises or odors are detected. Disconnect the
power cord from the outlet and call for service.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance
by a person responsible for their safety.
• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• The appliance is to be supplied through a residual current device (RCD) having a
rated residual operating current not exceeding 30 mA.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS –This product must be grounded. In the event of
an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces the risk of electric shock by providing
an escape wire for the electric current. This product is equipped with a cord having a
grounding wire with an appropriate grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an
outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and
ordinances.
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Note: LS40 & LS60 Systems Include Two RP Series Rocking Piston Compressors
• Self-Weighted Airline: 5/8” 100’ Roll (#510119): Lead-free weighted airline
is made of durable PVC composite. Fish hook resistant and kink-free. Use
from pond’s edge to diffuser.
• Direct Burial Airline: 5/8” 100’ Roll (#510120) Flexible, yet kink-free. Bury
from cabinet and compressor to pond’s edge when placing the cabinet
and compressor away from the pond.
1. System Components ENGLISH
EasySet™AIRLINE
1. Enhanced Cooling System tunnels air flow evenly through
the cabinet with a high flow cooling fan
2. Composite cabinet with removable top protects
components while providing easy access
3. Elevated base protects against damaging flood water
4. Pre-wired electrical box simplifies electrical connections
for easy setup
5. Dual Air Filters – High density cabinet intake pre-filter
and compressor air filter maximize the life of the system
6. Under-Cabinet Junction Box Allows for easy access to
airline connections under the cabinet
7. Cabinet Security Bolt Kit protects your investment from
unwanted guests
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Airmax Composite Cabinet
*Depending on the type of installation, additional connector kits may be required.
See section 6 for connector kits.
SilentAir™RP Series Rocking Piston Compressor
SmartStart Technology: Protects compressor during
pressurized restarts following power supply interruptions.
1. High efficiency, continuous-duty rocking piston compressor
2. Air Filter maximizes the life of the compressor
3. Rubber compressor mounts reduce noise and vibration
for silent operation
4. Airflow manifold simplifies airflow management to
individual diffusers
5. Heat-resistant 1⁄2” flex-tube protects against high temperatures
of the compressor and braided hose sleeve protects against wear
6. Pressure relief valve safeguards from back pressure
7. Pressure gauge helps monitor system performance
8. Cam-lock quick disconnects createquick and secure connections
ProAir™4 Weighted Diffuser
1. PTFE non-stick 6” membrane
diffuser sticks provides the synergy
of air stones while being virtually
maintenance-free
2. Check valve prevents back
pressure to compressor
3. Weighted design keeps diffuser
submerged while maintaining an
upright position during installation
Diffuser Size: 19”L x 19”W x 5”H
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Cabinet Size: 27”L x 24”W x 18.75”H
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Cabinet Security Bolt Kit
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SilentAir with
SmartStart™
Technology
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2. System Installation ENGLISH
HP Running
Amps Volts Max CFM Power Cord Max Pond Size Max Depth # Diffusers
LS40 ½ (x2) 8.2 or 4.1 115V or 230V 9.4 6' 5 Acres 50' 4
LS60 ¾ (x2) 10.6 or 5.3 115V or 230V 11.6 6' 6+ Acres* 50' 6
Tools Required:
• Placement Rope • Utility razor knife
• Level • Boat/Raft/Swimsuit
• Small stone or gravel • Shovel
• Rake • Flathead screwdriver
• Permanent Marker • Coast Guard-approved life jacket
Tech Specs:
1. Place the cabinet on the ground in the selected location and mark an area 6”
wider than the base of the cabinet on all sides.
2. Move the cabinet and remove the sod from the area. Then dig a
hole approximately 13” x 18” x 6” for the junction box.
See Video Instructions of the
Airmax Aeration System installation online at
airmaxeco.com/LakeSeriesAeration
*Ponds greater than 6 acres require multiple systems
STEP TWO: Prepare the Ground Surface and Place the Cabinet
Option A
Pond’s Edge
Option B
Away from
Pond’s Edge
If a power source is available near the pond’s
shore, locate the cabinet at the pond’s edge for
quicker installation.
• Locate cabinet on a solid surface with adequate strength for the weight of the unit.
• Locate cabinet away from irrigation sprinklers.
• Cabinet must always remain above the high water mark.
ÝAttention: For airline that runs longer than 100’, connector kits are required (sold separately). See Replacement Parts.
If a power source is not available near the pond’s
shore or you would prefer to install the cabinet in
another location, install Direct Burial Airline(s) (sold
separately) from the cabinet’s location to
the pond’s edge.
Use a single airline from cabinet to shoreline
with valves at pond’s edge.
STEP ONE: Select a Location for the Aeration Cabinet
Learn about installing an optional
Remote Manifold Kit online at
airmaxeco.com/RemoteManifold
Option B with Remote Manifold
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2. System Installation - Continued ENGLISH
1. Using your shovel, dig a trench from the cabinet to the pond’s edge. This trench
should be a minimum depth of 8” to protect the airline. We recommend having utility
lines marked before you begin digging.
2. Place airline into the trench from the aeration cabinet to the pond’s edge.
Option A:
Use EasySet weighted airline. There must be a separate run of airline for each diffuser
that will be installed. Leave remaining airline coiled at the pond’s edge.
Option B:
Use Direct Burial airline. There must be a separate run of airline for each diffuser that
will be installed. Join multiple sections of direct burial airline using 5/8” connector kits.
First, slide two hose clamps onto one section of airline. Next insert the 5/8” insert
adaptor half way into one section of airline and then insert into next the section of
airline. Using a flathead screw driver, secure one of the hose clamps onto each half of
the insert adaptor (see image on the left).
Option B with Remote Manifold:
Use 1” Direct Burial Airline or PVC Pipe. Only 1 run of airline is required from the
cabinet location to the pond’s edge. See Remote Manifold Kit Manual or watch the
installation video at airmaxeco.com/RemoteManifold for more information.
STEP THREE: Excavate Trench and Place Airline(s)
Option A & B:
Insert a male adaptor into the weighted airline and secure with a hose clamp. Then
attach a male Cam-lock end. Repeat for each diffuser line. (see image on the left)
Next, place the junction box into the hole over
top of the airline ends. Then join each line to the
female locking end of the Cam-lock from under
the cabinet*. Place the cabinet over the junction
box. Open the aeration cabinet by unscrewing
the 4 lobed thumb bolts. Gently lift the cabinet
top and lay on its side next to the base. Use your
level to make sure the cabinet is sitting secure
and level.
Option B with Remote Manifold:
Refer to the Remote Manifold Kit Manual or watch the installation video at
airmaxeco.com/RemoteManifold for more information.
Note: You may choose to fill in with small stone or gravel under the cabinet and in
the junction box. This allows for a firm base for the cabinet and for drainage.
STEP FOUR: Connect Airline(s) to the Compressor Manifold
Backfill the airline trench in a few areas to temporarily keep the airline in place until
installation is complete.
STEP FIVE: Partially Backfill Airline Trench
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2. System Installation - Continued ENGLISH
Installing Diffusers from a Boat/Raft: Have one person on shore guiding
the airline as a second person uses a boat or raft, extend the airline out to the
area of the pond that the diffuser will be located. Gently release the diffuser into
the water. Repeat until all diffusers are in position.
STEP NINE: Install the ProAir Diffusers
Plug the compressors into the power control outlet inside of the cabinet. Ensure
the power switch is in the”ON” position. Plug the power control outlet into a GFCI
power outlet.
See the ProAir Diffuser Manual for assembling and connecting the diffusers.
STEP SIX: Connect Weighted Airline for Diffusers
STEP SEVEN: Connect ProAir Diffusers
STEP EIGHT: Start the Aeration System
Unroll the EasySet weighted airline and remove any kinks or twists. Join enough
sections of weighted airline, using 5/8” connector kits, so that the airline can rest on
the bottom of the pond, from the pond’s edge out to the planned location for
each diffuser. For option B installations, connect the weighted airline to the direct
burial airline or Remote Manifold Kit at the pond’s edge.
Note: Diffusers should be placed equally apart or in areas of low water movement for
optimum performance. If you need help choosing the correct location for your diffusers,
please contact Airmax or your local dealer.
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The circulation of poor quality, low oxygen, deep water to the pond’s surface can
introduce harmful gases and by-products into the previously healthy upper regions
of the water column. These by-products can make the upper regions unfit for
aquatic life and could result in fish-kill.
Initial Start-Up Procedure To Prevent Fish-Kill:
Follow this procedure anytime system has been shut-off for an extended period of
time.
Day 1: Run system for 30 minutes; turn system off for remainder of day.
Day 2: Run system for 1 hour; turn system off for remainder of day.
Day 3: Run system for 2 hours; turn system off for remainder of day.
Day 4: Run system for 4 hours; turn system off for remainder of day.
Day 5: Run system for 8 hours; turn system off for remainder of day.
Day 6: Run system for 16 hours; turn system off for remainder of day.
Day 7: Begin running system 24 hours/day, 7 days/week.
Summer Operation
To reduce the risk of fish kills in hot summer months and for optimum aeration
benefits, Airmax Aeration Systems should run continuously throughout
the summer.
To enhance pond health, reduce mucky bottoms and enhance pond’s aesthetic
appeal, Airmax products:
Ma MuckAway™ Pc PondClear™Eb EcoBoost™ Tw Bk Nb Ab Pond Dye
3. Initial Start-Up & Seasonal Operation
Winter Operation
Owner assumes all responsibility for operating Airmax Aeration System dur-
ing winter months. Operating in freezing conditions on an ice-covered pond will
cause large open water areas at diffuser sites. Ice thickness around open areas
will be much thinner than the surrounding areas. Airmax strongly recommends
that “Danger - Thin Ice” be posted at frequent intervals around pond.
If you choose to turn your system off for the winter, do the following:
• Unplug your aeration system.
• Disconnect compressor flex-tube(s) from airline(s).
• Cover airline ends to prevent debris from entering the airline. We recommend
using winterization caps (see replacement parts).
• Move cabinet and compressor inside to keep dry.
• If operating during the winter season, condensation could cause airlines to
freeze. If so:
• Use 1 cup isopropyl alcohol in the airline running out to each plate.
• Turn on compressor to push through line and free any ice blockage.
2. System Installation - Continued ENGLISH
Bubbles should be noticeable on the pond’s surface from the diffuser locations.
When more than one diffuser is installed, adjust the airflow valves on the compressor
manifold (For Option B with Remote Manifold, do this step at the remote manifold).
Once an adjustment is made you may need to wait several minutes to see the results
at the diffuser location(s).
Note: Deeper placement of diffusers and longer runs of airline will require more flow.
Using a permanent marker, mark the current pressure gauge reading. During regular
maintenance if the reading is above or below this mark, it may indicate that the system
requires maintenance.
STEP TEN: Adjust Airflow
STEP ELEVEN: Mark Pressure Gauge
STEP TWELVE: Secure Cabinet & Prepare for Start-Up
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Secure the aeration cabinet lid with the 4 lobed screws. You can also secure the
cabinet to prevent unwanted guests with the included Cabinet Security Bolt Kit. Simply
replace 2 lobed screws with 2 locking bolts and use the locking bolt tool to secure into
place. Complete backfill on airline trenches and level with a rake. Complete installation
by reviewing and following the Initial Start-Up Procedure in Section 3.
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EVERY 3-6 MONTHS – Air Filter: Clean/replace air filter.
Cooling Fan: Check to ensure cooling fan is operating. Hot air should be pulled from the cabinet, not blowing in.
Pressure Gauge: Mark pressure gauge upon initial start up. Check to verify pressure has not significantly risen above
or dropped below initial reading. Normal operation will range between 5-10psi.
Pressure Relief Valve: Check to ensure air is not escaping from valve and replace if needed.
EVERY 12-18 MONTHS – Maintenance Kit: It is recommended to install a maintenance kit every 12-18 months to
ensure optimum performance.
EVERY 24-36 MONTHS – Membrane Sticks: We recommend inspecting and/or cleaning the membrane diffuser
sticks every 24-36 months, or anytime the pressure gauge reading is significantly higher than normal or there is a
reduction in bubbles from the diffuser. To clean, use Airmax D-Scale (#530298) and a soft cloth.
Airmax Aeration Systems are designed for low-maintenance and require minimal scheduled
maintenance. Cabinet inlets and outlets should be kept free of debris and weed growth
allowing normal ventilation.
• Always unplug system before performing any maintenance or troubleshooting.
• Always unplug system and refer servicing to a qualified electrician when: cord is damaged
or frayed, compressor, power control, compressor fan, or other electrical components are
producing unusual noises or odors.
• Always use parts that are supplied or approved by Airmax, Inc. Use of other parts may
result in poor performance and could create a hazardous situation.
**Local environmental conditions may require more frequent maintenance.
WARNING: Compressors are equipped with a thermal overload switch. If temperature
becomes high enough to trip the overload, the compressor will shut down. It will then
automatically start up when temperature decreases as long as power is applied.
4. Maintenance**
5. Troubleshooting
IF COMPRESSOR IS NOT OPERATING:
ISSUE CHECK LIKELY CAUSE CORRECTION
Cabinet fan is not running.
Option 1: Check for power. Compressor and fan are not receiving power. Open cabinet and ensure the compressor and fan are plugged into
the power outlet. Also ensure the power switch is on.
Option 2: GFCI circuit tripped. Damage to electrical cord or low voltage from
power supply. Contact Airmax or local dealer for electrical
troubleshooting assistance.
Option 3: GFCI circuit not tripped. GFCI malfunction.
Cabinet fan is running.
Option 1: Check compressor for power. Compressor is not receiving power. Open cabinet and ensure the compressor is plugged into the
power outlet.
Option 2: Check compressor capacitor wiring for frays
or poor connections.
Wiring loosened or was damaged during shipment
or maintenance.
Contact Airmax or local dealer for repair/replacement.
Option 3: No capacitor wiring issues can be seen. Bad capacitor.
Option 4: Capacitor has been replaced. Compressor is bad.
IF COMPRESSOR IS OPERATING:
ISSUE CHECK LIKELY CAUSE CORRECTION
No bubbles at any diffusers.
Option 1: No air leaks are audible in cabinet.
Compressor running louder and possible
excessive vibration.
Compressor air filter is dirty/clogged. Clean or replace air filter. NEVER re-install wet filter.
Option 2: Compressor operating normally or making
unusual noises. Exhibits reduced pressure
and/or air flow.
Compressor needs maintenance kit and
possibly new air filter.
Contact Airmax or local dealer with specifications for
maintenance kit. Clean or replace air filter. NEVER
re-install wet filter.
No bubbles at some diffuser plates.
Option 1: Check for leaks at all connections in line
and in cabinet. If none are audible, carefully
spray SMALL amount of soapy water onto
connections and look for bubbles.
Vibration loosened connection or
cracked fitting.
Tighten loose connection or replace cracked fitting
as necessary.
Option 2: Are all flow control valves in compressor
wide open? Improper “balancing” of diffusers.
Adjust air flow valves on manifold in cabinet until all diffusers
operate properly. See Section 2. System Installation for
more information.
Option 3: Valves in cabinet are properly “balanced”
and no leaks are evident.
Compressor beginning to
lose compression and needs maintenance kit.
Contact Airmax or local dealer with compressor specifications for
maintenance kit.
Large rolling bubbles instead of fine
bubbles at surface above one or
more diffuser plates.
Inspect each diffuser plate for malfunction. Diffuser membrane damaged, diffuser plate fitting
broken or diffuser plate is flipped over. Contact Airmax or local dealer for repair/replacement.
Air coming out of pressure relief
valve.
Option 1: High pressure reading on gauge. Inspect
diffuser plates and tubing for clogging. Diffuser maintenance needed. Remove any overgrowth around diffuser membrane surface. See Section 4. Maintenance for more information.
Option 2: Low pressure reading on gauge. Diffuser
plates not clogged. Bad pressure relief valve. Contact Airmax or local dealer for repair/replacement.
Compressor stops working for
periods of time, then restarts. Inspect cooling fan for proper function. Compressor over-heating due to bad cooling fan.
Contact Airmax or local dealer for fan replacement. If possible,
leave top of cabinet open for cooling. Otherwise, unplug system
until fan is replaced.
Compressor shakes erratically and
is making loud noises.
Option 1: Check for low voltage while compressor
is running.
Gauge of supply wires to circuit possibly
undersized or cabinet is plugged into
extension cord.
If gauge of circuit wiring is incorrect, have electrician replace.
NEVER use extension cord to operate system for continual use.
Option 2: Check for clogged air filter. Air filter in need of replacement. Clean or replace air filter. NEVER re-install wet filter.
ENGLISH
Watch the Maintenance KitWatch the Maintenance Kit
How-To Video atHow-To Video at
airmaxeco.com/LakeSeriesAeration
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Optional Remote Manifold Kit
(Airmax 6-Port Manifold Kit Shown)
6. Replacement Parts / Accessories
1. RP Series SilentAir High Efficiency Compressor
#510501 – RP50 (87R) 1/2 HP Dual Piston Compressor, 115V
#510505 – RP50 (87R) 1/2 HP Dual Piston Compressor, 230V
#510502 – RP75 (72R) 3/4 HP Dual Piston Compressor, 115V
#510506 – RP75 (72R) 3/4 HP Dual Piston Compressor, 230V
#510511 – RP50 (87R) 1/2 HP Maintenance Kit
#510512 – RP75 (72R) 3/4 HP Maintenance Kit
2. #490239 – Pressure Relief Valve
Cabinet & Compressor Replacement Parts
3. #490272 – Pressure Gauge
4. Airflow Manifold
#600237 – LS40
#600239 – LS60
5. #510417 – Air Intake Pre-Filter, Large Cabinet
6. #490238 – ½” Flex-Tube Assembly
7. Air Filter
a. #510150 – Air Filter, Complete
b. #510151 – Air Filter Media Only
8. Cooling Fan
#510452 – Cooling Fan for 115V Systems
#510453 – Cooling Fan for 230V Systems
9. Capacitor
#510407 – RP50 (87R)
#510408 – RP75 (72R)
Optional Remote Manifold Kits
14. #600193 – Airmax LS40 4-Port Remote Manifold Kit
#600191 – Airmax LS60 6-Port Remote Manifold Kit
Connector Kit
#490206 – 5/8” Connector Kit
THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING
ProAir 4 Replacement Parts
10. #490332 – Diffuser Manifold
11. #490337 – Diffuser Sled
12. #510168 – PTFE 6” Membrane Stick
13. #490340 – Check Valve
#510119 – 5⁄8” Weighted Airline, 100’ Roll
#510120 – 5⁄8” Direct Burial Airline, 100’ Roll
#490323 – Winterization Cap
EasySet Airline
*#490158 – 1” Marine Stainless Hose Clamp
*#490118 – ½” to ¾” Insert Reducer Adapter
*#490118 – 3⁄8” to ¾” Insert Reducer Adapter
*Not shown in Diagram
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Cabinet & Compressor
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Optional
LS40 & LS60 Come with two compressors
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Security Kits
#510430 – Cabinet Security Stake Kit
(Optional)
#510424 – Cabinet Security Bolt Kit
Cabinet Security Bolt Kit
Cabinet
Security Stake Kit
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Consignes de Sécurité Importantes FRANÇAIS
AVERTISSEMENT – Une installation incorrecte de la prise de terre est en mesure
d’entraîner un risque de choc électrique. Lorsque la réparation ou le remplacement du
cordon ou de la prise, ne pas connecter le fil de terre à aucune borne à lame plate. Le fil
d’un isolant ayant une surface extérieure verte avec ou sans rayures jaunes, est le fil de
mise à la terre.
Consultez un électricien ou un réparateur qualifié lorsque les instructions de mise à
la terre ne sont pas complètement comprises ou en cas de doute quant à savoir si
le produit est correctement mis à la terre. Ne pas modifier la fiche fournie; si elle ne
correspond pas à la prise, faites installer une prise adéquate par un technicien qualifié.
Pour 120 produits VAC: Ce produit est destiné à être utilisé sur un circuit nominal
de 120V, et a une fiche de mise à la terre semblable à la fiche illustrée par le croquis
A dans la figure ci-dessous. Un adaptateur temporaire semblable à l’adaptateur illustré
dans les esquisses B et C peut être utilisé pour brancher cette fiche à une prise à 2 pôles
comme indiqué dans le croquis B si une prise de terre ne est pas disponible. L’adaptateur
temporaire doit être utilisé que jusqu’au une prise de terre (schéma A) est installé par un
électricien qualifié. Le vert coloré oreille rigide, cosse, ou une partie similaire se étendant
de l’adaptateur doit être connecté à une terre permanente comme un couvercle de la
boîte de prise de terre. Chaque fois que l’adaptateur est utilisé, il doit être maintenu en
place par une vis en métal.
Pour 230 produits VAC: Ce produit est pour une utilisation sur un circuit ayant une
puissance nominale supérieure à 120 V et est équipé en usine avec un cordon électrique
spécifique et branchez pour la connexion à un circuit électrique approprié. Seulement
connecter le produit à une prise ayant la même configuration que la fiche. Ne pas
utiliser un adaptateur avec ce produit. Lorsque le produit doit être reconnecté pour une
utilisation sur un type de circuit électrique différente, la reconnexion doit être faite par du
personnel qualifié.
• Lisez toutes les instructions attentivement.
• Pour réduire le risque de choc électrique, connectez uniquement à une mise à la terre,
de terre réceptacle. En cas de doute, faites vérifier la prise par un électricien qualifié.
• Cet appareil doit être utilisé dans un circuit protégé par un disjoncteur de fuite de terre
(GFCI).
• Débrancher l’appareil de la source d’alimentation avant de la manipulation ou de
maintenance.
• Réparation ou l’échange de câble / cordon d’alimentation doivent être menées à bien
par le fournisseur / fabricant.
• Cet appareil n’a pas été étudiée pour une utilisation dans des zones de baignade de la
piscine.
ATTENTION
• Ne jamais se connecter à une rallonge. Cela peut entraîner une défaillance de
l’équipement.
• Ne laissez rien reposer sur le cordon d’alimentation.
• Ne pas placer l’armoire où les gens peuvent marcher sur le cordon d’alimentation.
• Ne jamais déjouer ou «contourner» les dispositifs de verrouillage électriques ou
mécaniques.
• Ne tentez aucune opération de maintenance qui ne est pas spécifié dans le manuel
utilisateur.
• Ne faites jamais fonctionner le système si des bruits ou des odeurs inhabituelles sont
détectées. Débranchez le cordon d’alimentation de la prise et appelez le service.
• Cet appareil n’est pas destiné à être utilisé par des personnes (y compris des
enfants) ayant des capacités physiques, sensorielles ou mentales réduites, ou
un manque d’expérience et de connaissances, à moins qu’elles n’aient reçu une
supervision ou des instructions concernant l’utilisation de l’appareil par une personne
responsable de leur sécurité.
• Les enfants doivent être surveillés pour s’assurer qu’ils ne jouent pas avec l’appareil.
• L’appareil doit être alimenté par un dispositif à courant résiduel (RCD) ayant un
courant de fonctionnement résiduel nominal ne dépassant pas 30 mA.
INSTRUCTIONS DE MISE – Ce produit doit être mis à la terre. Dans le cas d’un
court-circuit électrique, la terre réduit le risque de choc électrique en fournissant un fil
de fuite pour le courant électrique. Ce produit est équipé d’un cordon muni d’un fil de
terre avec une fiche de terre. La fiche doit être branchée dans une prise correctement
installée et mise en conformité avec tous les codes et règlements locaux.
MERCI D’AVOIR CHOISI
The Airmax®Système d’aération
LakeSeries Systèmes d’aération
LS40 & LS60
PROFONDEUR MAX 50’
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FRANÇAIS
PAGE
1 Composants du système 11
2 Installation du système 12-15
3 Démarrage initial et
Opération saisonnière 15
4 Entretien 16
5 Dépannage 16
6 Pièces de rechange / accessoires 17
7 Garantie 19
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