AmeriWater V125DTH Manual

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AmeriWater
The Water Purification Specialists
Operation & Maintenance Manual
Organic Scavenger
Clack Model V125DTH
Medical Series

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Table of Contents
1INTRODUCTION & WARNINGS................................................................................2
2MEDICAL SERIES SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................3
2.1 Organic Scavenger .........................................................................................3
3ORGANIC SCAVENGER OPERATION SUMMARY..........................................................4
3.1 Description....................................................................................................4
3.2 How It Works ................................................................................................4
3.3 Flow Diagrams...............................................................................................5
3.4 Monitoring.....................................................................................................8
4SYSTEM INSTALLATION.........................................................................................9
4.1 Installation Requirements ...............................................................................9
4.2 Installation Instructions ................................................................................ 10
4.3 Start-up Instructions .................................................................................... 13
5PROGRAMMING CHARTS AND SYSTEM PROGRAMMING ........................................... 16
6TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................... 18
7PARTS LISTS AND REPAIR DIAGRAMS ................................................................... 23
8PRE-TREATMENT LOCKOUT .................................................................................. 28

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1INTRODUCTION & WARNINGS
Congratulations on your decision to use AmeriWater Pretreatment Water Purification
Equipment! Federal law restricts this device to be sold unless by or on the order of a
physician for use as a water purification device for hemodialysis.
Your Water Purification Equipment was thoroughly tested and in excellent condition when it
was shipped to you. However, because damage during shipment is possible, please unpack
and carefully inspect as soon as you receive it. Please notify AmeriWater immediately if any
problems or shipping damages are identified.
Please read the Operation Manual before using the system. Contact AmeriWater
Technical Support with any questions at 1-800-535-5585 Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m. eastern standard time. For after hours emergencies call 1-800-535-5585 and
follow the instructions on the recorded message. Our on-call technician will return your call
as soon as possible.
NOTE: This entire Operation Manual should be read before operating or servicing the
device. This Operation Manual should then be kept near the device and used as a reference
and troubleshooting guide.
WARNING: The selection of water treatment equipment for dialysis and the
maintenance of the equipment following its installation is the responsibility of the
dialysis physician. The product water should be tested periodically to verify that
all equipment is operating within specifications.
WARNING:DO NOT operate the water purification system without properly
functioning carbon filtration! Suspend dialysis treatments immediately if chlorine
or chloramines level after the polisher tank exceeds 0.1 mg/L!
WARNING:Organic scavengers are intended to be used as pretreatment for
reverse osmosis or deionization; and are not meant to be used as the primary
means of water purification for dialysis.
NOTE: Organic Scavenger tanks must be loaded onsite during the installation process.
WARNING: No person should attempt to operate or service the system without
prior authorization, instruction, and training from AmeriWater and/or your
medical facility director!

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2MEDICAL SERIES SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 Organic Scavenger
FEATURES:
A full flow 1¼” valve.
The control valve utilizes the time proven piston-seal-spacer technology for
durable, maintenance free service.
All plastic construction will not corrode.
Programmable electronic controller is flexible for all conditions.
All times can be set to the minute.
Included with the organic scavenger is the reverse osmosis lock-out switch.
Choose either a 1” or 1¼” bypass header that includes three true union ball
valves, stainless steel liquid filled outlet pressure gauge and sample port. The
header comes pre-assembled and can be installed using PVC schedule 80 piping.
The header can be oriented from left to right flow or right to left flow.
Removes tannins, organic color, and other naturally occurring organics including
organo-metallic complexes.
Must follow the water softener and pre-treat the carbon beds.
STANDARDS:
-FDA 510K / ISO 13485 Registered Medical Device
-Health Canada Medical Device License 77645
SPECIFICATIONS
Model
Cubic
Feet
of
Resin
Max
Flow
Rate
GPM
Resin
Tank
Size In.
Brine
Tank
Size In.
Overall
Dimensions
In. (W x D
x H)
Brine
Tank
Capacity
Lbs
Shipping
Weight in
Lbs.
Media
Install
ed
0095112
2
4
14 x 47
18 x 40
14 x 17 x 55
388
330
No
0095113
3
6
14 x 65
18 x 40
14 x 17 x 73
388
380
No
0095114
4
8
16 x 65
18 x 40
16 x 17 x 73
388
425
No
0095115
5
10
18 x 65
24 x 41
18 x 18 x 73
700
495
No
0095116
7
14
21 x 62
24 x 41
21 x 21 x 70
700
600
No
BYPASS HEADERS
Model
Inlet/Outlet In.
Dimensions In.
(W x H)
009591
1 SOC
17 x 16
009592
1¼ SOC
21 x 19

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3ORGANIC SCAVENGER OPERATION SUMMARY
3.1 Description
Organic Scavengers remove naturally occurring organics from the feed water. These
organics occur in the form of tannins, humates, and fulvates that are created by decaying
vegetation.
3.2 How It Works
Organic Scavengers contain anion resin that traps the organics and exchanges chloride for
other anions in the water. The Organic Scavenger resin is regenerated with a 10% salt
(NaCl) solution everyday it is used. Regeneration removes some of the organics, but
eventually the resin will become fouled and will have to be replaced.

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3.3 Flow Diagrams

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3.4 Monitoring
1. Verify at the beginning of each day that the control head timer is set to the
correct time and correct day, record that this verification was done. This prevents
the system from inadvertently regenerating during clinical operation, which would
cause the RO to shut down via the interlock mechanism.
2. Monitor the brine tank daily to ensure that the salt level fills at least half of the
tank. Salt added to the brine tank must be clean pellet type, cube, or solar salt
only. Do not use rock salt.
3. AmeriWater recommends testing the water at the inlet and outlet of the Organic
Scavenger annually for total organic carbon (TOC) to verify that the device is
removing organics.
NOTE: There is no easy way to test for organic removal; therefore, AmeriWater
recommends the annual TOC tests to verify that the Organic Scavenger is working properly.
Reference the Water Purification System operation manual and/or your facility’s policies for
detailed information regarding the operation and maintenance of this device.

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4SYSTEM INSTALLATION
4.1 Installation Requirements
Water Pressure
A minimum 20 pounds per square inch of inlet water pressure, is required for the
regeneration valve to effectively operate.
Electrical Facilities
An uninterrupted alternating current (A/C) supply is required. Make sure:
Voltage supply is compatible with unit before installation.
Current supply is always hot and cannot be turned off with another switch.
Location of Organic Scavenger
Locate the Organic Scavenger close to a clean working drain after the water softener and
prior to carbon tanks. Then, connect according to the local plumbing codes.
Bypass Valves
Always provide for installation of a bypass valve.
CAUTION:
Minimum water pressure 20 psig.
Maximum water pressure 125 psig.
Minimum water temperature 34°F.
Maximum water temperature 110°F.
Ambient temperature 34° to 122°F (1° to 50°C)
Disconnect all power sources before servicing.
Always operate with cover in place.
NOTE: This product should be installed by qualified personnel. Comply with all plumbing &
electrical codes when installing this product.

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4.2 Installation Instructions
1. Always install devices as shown on the AmeriWater Piping and Instrumentation
Drawing
(P&ID) provided with the water purification system. Failure to do so may adulterate
the marketing clearance on the device and void all AmeriWater warranties.
2. Place the tank where you want to install the unit. Verify that the tank is level and on
a firm base, and that the tank label and control face are visible. Here are some
additional things to consider when choosing an installation location.
a) Is there sufficient space available to mount the Bypass Header?
b) Will the hoses reach from the Bypass Header to the control valve connections?
c) Will the control valve power cord reach the 120‐Volt GFI receptacle?
d) Will the control valve drain hose reach the drain?
e) Is there sufficient space available to set the brine tank?
f) Will the brine line tubing reach from the control head to the brine tank?
g) Are there any obstructions that interfere with reading the labels, reading the
controller screen, programming the controller, or performing maintenance?
3. After the tank is loaded with media it may be too difficult to reposition. Perform the
following steps to establish the final location of the control valve in relation to the
tank body (The "front" of the tank may not be where you think it is).
a) Install the control valve and sealing o‐ring into the tank.
b) Tighten to the same torque you expect to use after the media is loaded.
c) Mark the junction of the control valve to the tank body with a small ink pen
mark or mark from a marker pen or a piece of tape.
d) Remove the control valve and sealing o‐ring from the tank, being careful not
to disturb the alignment marks just made.
e) Reposition the tank now if needed to keep the control valve in the desired
position.
4. Place the distibutor basket and riser pipe into the empty tank. Measure down from
the tank opening to the top of the distributor basket. Pull the tape measure back up
1" to 2". Record this measurement (This is done because a visual inspection will not
be possible once water is added).
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distributor from falling media during media loading.
6. Cover, plug, or otherwise protect the open end of the riser pipe from the media
being loaded.
7. Load the gravel media. While loading periodically take measurements from the tank
opening to the top of the gravel media layer. Stop loading when the measurement
taken previously is reached. Refer to the loading charts provided for the approximate
amount of gravel to be used for your particular model number.
8. Load the anion resin media. Refer to the loading charts provided for the amount
required to be used for your particular model number.
9. Remove the plug or cover from the riser pipe and clean the tank opening threads and
surrounding surface of media loading debris.
10. Clean & lubricate the control valve o‐ring seals and any surfaces they will seal
against.
11. Install the control valve into the tank opening threads. Tighten to the mark
established previously in this procedure.
12. Connect all plumbing in accordance to your local plumbing codes. The organic
scavenger should be installed using the appropriate AmeriWater Bypass Header. This
allows the device to be bypassed for service.
13. Make plumbing connections to the Clack V125DTH valve head.

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Clack V125DTH Models
Model
W x D x H
Brine Tank D X H
Anion Resin (32540646)
Small Gravel (33-0050)
0095112
14" x 17" x 55"
18" x 40"
2 CU FT
.5 CU FT
0095113
14" x 17" x 73"
18" x 40"
3 CU FT
.5 CU FT
0095114
16" x 17" x 73"
18" x 40"
4 CU FT
.5 CU FT
0095115
18" x 18" x 73"
24" x 41"
5 CU FT
.75 CU FT
0095116
21" x 21" x 70"
24" x 41"
7 CU FT
.75 CU FT

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4.3 Start-up Instructions
1. Completely program the control valve or verify it has been programmed correctly
[The "Fill" cycle has to be programmed to support the brine tank testing].
2. Perform these steps to flush pipe cutting debris & other debris from the piping prior
to putting water into the control valve and vessel [Debris can enter the control valve
and cause an easily avoided failure].
a) Place the Bypass Header valves into the "Bypassed" position [Allows any
possible debris to bypass the control head].
b) Turn on the main water supply feeding the Bypass Header.
c) Open a sample port downstream of the Bypass Header and let the water run
for a few minutes or until the system is free of foreign material resulting from
installation. Close the sample port when the water runs clean [Obtain the
highest flow possible for the best flushing results].
d) Place the Bypass Header valves into the "Service" position.
3. Plug the control valve into a 120‐Volt GFI receptacle [Necessary to reposition the
control valve].
4. On the Bypass Header, shut the dealkalizer inlet valve and dealkalizer outlet valve
[Uncontrolled water flow into the control valve is undesirable at this time].
5. On the control valve, cycle the valve into the "Backwash" position. Once the control
valve is in the "Backwash" position, unplug the control valve from the 120‐Volt GFI
receptacle [Backwash position is to vent the air, unplugging the control valve allows
for unlimited time to complete the filling and venting].
6. The control valve and vessel are now ready to be filled with water and the air
vented. Slowly open the dealkalizer inlet valve until it is approximately 25% open
[Filling too quickly before the resin is fully hydrated can result in resin "floating" out
and to the drain].
7. The control valve and vessel are now slowly filling with water and the air vented thru
the drain hose. When air stops venting thru the drain hose and water exits instead,
slowly shut the dealkalizer inlet valve.
8. Continuing with a backwash at this point could result in a loss of resin. To avoid this
a rapid (fast or final) rinse is needed[This will help to fully hydrate the resin and
remove the resin "color throw"].
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b) On the control valve, cycle the valve into the "Rinse" position. Once the
control valve is in the "Rinse" position, unplug the control valve from the 120‐
Volt receptacle [Rinse position is to send the water thru the resin and out the
drain, unplugging the control valve allows for unlimited time to complete the
color throw rinseout].
c) Slowly open the dealkalizer inlet valve until it is fully open. Water will be
flowing rapidly from the drain hose. This water will be discolored from the
new resin [Flow rate will be controlled by the Backwash Flow Control].
d) When the water from the drain hose becomes clear, slowly shut the
dealkalizer inlet valve [A white background helps with this such as a wall,
sheet of paper, or foam cup].
e) Plug the control valve into a 120‐Volt GFI receptacle [Necessary to reposition
the control valve].
9. Brine tank cycles & levels are checked as follows:
a) On the control valve, cycle the valve into the "Service" position. Once the
control valve is in the "Service" position, cycle the valve thru the "Backwash"
position and other positions until it is in the "Fill" position [The control valve
cannot be made to advance in the reverse direction to get to a previous cycle.
It has to be forward advanced out of the programming mode then back into
the programming mode and forward advanced into the desired cycle].
b) On the Bypass Header, open the dealkalizer inlet valve and dealkalizer outlet
valve.
c) Allow the brine tank to fill for the programmed "Fill" time. The control valve
will advance to the "Service" position at the end of this time [This step can be
shortened but the "Fill" must be allowed to continue uninterrupted until the
entire air check screened intake area is covered. After that the brine line can
be disconnected to measure the flow rate, multiply that flow rate by the
number of minutes left of "Fill" time, and that amount of gallons of water
added by bucket after first stopping the "Fill" into the brine tank].
d) If a grid plate is used, verify there is at least 1" of water above the grid plate
[This is the minimum depth of water needed to properly dissolve the "dry"
salt stored above the grid plate].
e) Using a tape measure, record the depth of water in the brine tank or measure
down from the top of the tank to the top of the water surface.
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control valve is in the "Brine" position, verify that water is being suctioned
from the brine tank by periodically measuring the water surface position until
a difference is noted from the previously recorded measurement
[Disconnecting the brine line and checking for vacuum will not verify the air
check assembly in the brine well is functioning].
g) Allow the water to continue being suctioned out until the level drops to about
the midpoint of the air check screened intake area. This is located inside the
brine well. Verify the water level does not continue to fall below this point
[This check verifies the air check will not allow air to be suctioned into the
control valve].
10. Allow the control valve to run automatically thru the rest of the steps until it returns
to the "Service" position. Or advance the control head to the "Fill" position and then
let it return to "Service" automatically [This allows the brine tank to refill with water
in preparation for normal operation].
11. Fill the brine tank with salt any time during the previous step to between 50 and
100% full [The brine tank has to be maintained with a supply of salt for normal
operation].
12. Set the Setpoint on the Organic Scavenger pH Monitor.
a) Press the "SET" key. The display will show the default or previously adjusted
value, together with the "SET" indication.
b) Using a small screwdriver, adjust the "SET" trimmer until the desired setpoint
value is displayed.
c) After 1 minute, the meter automatically returns to the normal mode, or press
the "MEAS" key.
13. Operating the Organic Scavenger pH Monitor.
a) Before proceeding make sure that the monitor has been calibrated
[Calibration is part of the Installation Instructions].
b) Before proceeding make sure that the monitor setpoint valve has been
adjusted [Setpoint adjustment is part of the Start-up Instructions].
c) The LCD will show the pH value. The LED indicator will light up green, when
the Monitor is in the measurement mode.
14. Pre-Treatment lock-out must be set up as shown in Section 8.

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5PROGRAMMING CHARTS AND SYSTEM PROGRAMMING
Chloride Anion Organic Scavenger Medical
Table 1. Organic Scavengers Clack V125DTH
Programming
Step
Description
Instructions
1S
Enter into First Tier programming
Press NEXT and Down Arrow
simultaneously for 5 seconds and
release.
2S
Choose Softening
Choose SOFTENING using ▲or
▼. Press NEXT to go to Step 3S.
3S
Choose Brining Direction
(DOWNFLOW) dn
Choose Brining Direction using ▲
or ▼.
4S
Choose Refill location (Select Post)
Set Refill location using ▲or ▼.
5S
Select Time for first cycle (10
minutes)
Backwash Cycle
Select the time for the first cycle
using ▲or ▼, Press NEXT to go
to Step 6S.
6S
Select Time for second cycle (60
minutes)
Brine Draw Cycle
Select the time for the first cycle
using ▲or ▼, Press NEXT to go
to Step 7S.
7S
Select Time for third cycle (5
minutes)
Second Backwash Cycle
Select the time for the first cycle
using ▲or ▼, Press NEXT to go
to Step 8S.
8S
Select Time for fourth cycle (10
minutes)
Fast Rinse Cycle
Select the time for the first cycle
using ▲or ▼, Press NEXT to go
to Step 9S.
9S
Select Pounds for fifth cycle (15
Pounds x Cu.Ft. of tank) Brine
Refill Cycle, Head Calculates the
Time
Select the pounds for the fifth
cycle using ▲or ▼.
10S
Set System Capacity (30,000
Grains)
Set System Capacity using ▲or
▼.
11S
Set Volume Capacity (OFF)
Set Volume Capacity using ▲or
▼.
12S
Select 7 Day timer
Set the 7 Day using ▲or ▼.
13S
Set Relay Operation (OFF)
Set Relay Operation using ▲or
▼.
Medical Model Number
0095112
0095113
0095114
0095115
0095116
Tank Size (Dia x Height)
14 x 47
14 x 65
16 x 65
18 x 65
21 x 62
Cubic Feet Resin
2.5
3.5
4.5
5.5
7.5
Injector Size (GPM)
0.9
1.23
1.7
2.1
2.6
Backwash Flow Control
1.7
1.7
1.7
2.2
2.2

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1I
To enter Installer Display (Second
Tier programming)
Press NEXT and UP Arrow
simultaneously for 5 seconds and
release.
2I
Set Current Day of the Week
Set to Desired Day:D1 = Sun, D2 =
Mon, D3 = Tue, D4 = Wed, D5 =
Thurs, D6 = Fri, D7 = Sat
Set the current day of the week
using ▲or ▼. Select D1, D2, D3,
etc. for that particular day.
3I
Set day to Regen
Regen Days of Week,
Set to Desired Days:D1 = Sun, D2 =
Mon, D3 = Tue, D4 = Wed, D5 =
Thurs, D6 = Fri, D7 = Sat D1 = ON
or OFF, D2 = ON or OFF, D3, D4,
D5, D6, D7
Set the day for regeneration
using ▲or ▼. Select On or Off
for that particular day.
4I
Regeneration Time Hour (Select
preferred time)
Set the hour of day for
regeneration using ▲or ▼
5I
Set Time of Day
Push NEXT until time of day
screen is displayed. Press and
hold ▼until SET TIME is
displayed and the hour flashes
once. Press ▲or ▼until the
correct hour is displayed. Then
press NEXT. The minutes will
flash. Press ▲or ▼until the
correct minute is displayed.

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6TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
1. No Display on PC Board
a. No power at electric outlet
b. Control valve Power Adapter
not plugged into outlet or power
cord end not connected to PC
board connection
c. Improper power supply
d. Defective Power Adapter
e. Defective PC Board
a. Repair outlet or use working outlet
b. Plug Power Adapter into outlet or
connect power cord end to PC Board
connection
c. Verify proper voltage is being delivered
to PC Board
d. Replace Power Adapter
e. Replace PC Board
2. PC Board does not display
correct time of day
a. Power Adapter plugged into
electric outlet controlled by light
switch
b. Tripped breaker switch
and/or tripped GFI
c. Power outage
d. Defective PC board
a. Use uninterrupted outlet
b. Reset breaker switch and/ or GFI switch
c. Reset time of day. If battery is present
the battery may be depleted. See Front
Cover and Drive Assembly drawing for
instructions.
d. Replace PC board
3. Display does not indicate
water is flowing. Refer to user
instructions for how the display
indicates water is flowing
a. Bypass valve in bypass
position
b. Meter connection
disconnected
c. Restricted/stalled meter
turbine
d. Defective meter
e. Defective PC board
f. Meter not installed
g. PC board incorrectly
programmed
a. Put bypass valve in service position
b. Connect meter to PC board
c. Remove meter and check for rotation or
foreign material
d. Replace meter
e. Replace PC board
f. Install meter
g. Refer to programming instructions
4. Control valve regenerates at
wrong time of day
a. Power outage
b. Time of day not set correctly
c. Time of regeneration set
incorrectly
d. Control valve set at “on 0”
(immediate regeneration)
e. Control valve set at “NORMAL
+ on 0” (delayed and/ or
immediate)
a. Reset time of day. If PC Board has
battery back up present the battery may
be depleted. See Front Cover and Drive
Assembly drawing for instructions
b. Reset to correct time of day
c. Reset regeneration time
d. Check programming setting and reset to
NORMAL (for a delayed regen time)
e. Check programming setting and reset to
NORMAL (for a delayed regen time)
5. Time of day flashes on and
off
a. Power outage
a. Reset time of day. If PC Board has
battery back up present the battery may
be depleted. See Front Cover and Drive
Assembly drawing for instructions.
6. Control valve does not
regenerate automatically when
the correct button(s) is
depressed and held. For TC
valves the buttons are ▲&▼.
For all other valves the button
is REGEN
a. Broken drive gear or drive
cap assembly
b. Broken Piston Rod
c. Defective PC Board
a. Replace drive gear or drive cap
assembly
b. Replace piston rod
c. Defective PC Board
7. Control valve does not
regenerate automatically but
does when the correct button(s)
is depressed and held. For TC
valves the buttons are ▲&▼.
For all other valves the button
is REGEN
a. Bypass valve in bypass
position
b. Meter is not connected to
meter connection on PC Board
c. Restricted/ stalled meter
turbine
d. Incorrect programming
e. Meter wire not installed
securely into three pin
a. Turn bypass handles to place bypass in
service position
b. Connect meter to three pin connection
labeled METER on PC Board
c. Remove meter and check for rotation or
foreign material
d. Check for programming error
e. Verify meter cable wires are installed
securely into three pin connector labeled