BASIC SET-UP PROCEDURES
Aqua Phase, A Division Mid-State Stainless Inc. ● 330 W. Benson Ave. ● PO Box 228 ● Grantsburg, WI 54840 ● USA
800-208-9274 ●
715-463-5851
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FAX: 715-463-5853
● Email:
[email protected] ●
WEB: www.aqua-phase.com
If Aqua Phase has been transported during freezing weather, allow the Aqua Phase to warm for 4-6 hours
before running.
1. Read all Aqua Phase instructions and operations material
2. Remove Aqua Phase from pallet
3. Move Aqua Phase to location of operation. Ensure that Aqua Phase is level
4. Remove items packed inside the Wash Chamber for shipping (hoses, optional racks, trays, and
chemical solutions will often be packed inside the Wash Chamber).
5. Connect the Fill Hose using supplied hose.
•DO NOT USE A GARDEN HOSE.
•Only use hoses rated for 150° F or higher for both fill and drain connections.
6. Connect the drain hose.
•The drain end of the hose MUST BE HIGHER than the drain hose connection on the
washer. See Fill and Drain Line page for information.
•Drain hose must be securely fastened to the drain.
7. Once the Fill and Drain connections are secure, slowly turn on your hot water supply and inspect for
loose connections.
8. For standard 120-volt operation, connect Aqua Phase to a standard 20 AMP electrical service
•Press the reset button located on the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) in the power cord.
•DO NOT use a power extension cord between the wall outlet and the Aqua Phase
9. With Special Ordered 240-volt configuration, the end user must make the final connections and
provide the cord plug. Press the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) reset button.
Electrical line inlet
Electrical connection J-box
inside Mechanical Cabinet
Due to the variety of receptacle and connection types as well as local codes and regulations, all
electrical connections should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local codes
and regulations.
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