Lochinvar AMP 200-9 Guide

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Correx Power Anode for Cavalier
Electric storage water heater range
Installation, Commissioning and
Maintenance Instructions
Installation manual_Cavalier Correx_February 2020
For Use With:
AMP200-9
AMP200-18
AMP200-36
AMP300-9
AMP300-18
AMP300-36
AMP300-54

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Contents
1.0 GENERAL........................................................................................................................................... 3
2.0 OPERATION....................................................................................................................................... 3
3.0 COMPONENTS ..................................................................................................................................3
4.0 INSTALLING THE CORREX®POWER ANODE.................................................................................4
4.1 INSTALLING THE Ti-ANODE .............................................................................................................5
4.2 INSTALLING THE CORREX®POWER ANODE BOX ........................................................................5
4.3 CONNECTING MAINS POWER .........................................................................................................7
4.4 BMS CONNECTIONS .........................................................................................................................7
4.5 SWITCHING ON THE CORREX®POWER ANODE ...........................................................................8
4.6 MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................................8
4.7 FAULT FINDING .................................................................................................................................9
4.8 WIRING DIAGRAM ...........................................................................................................................10

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1.0 GENERAL
THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR USE WITH PART NUMBER LV310545 ONLY.
The Correx®power anode protection system is designed to protect the inner surface of the CAVALIER
range of Electric storage water heaters. The Correx®system replaces the standard magnesium
sacrificial anodes.
Due to the fact the Correx® Ti-Anodes are non-sacrificial, maintenance costs are reduced. Anode
inspection/replacement is no longer required. The only check required is to ensure a green LED is
illuminated on the Correx®front cover.
2.0 OPERATION
The Correx® system operates on a 230V 1ph 50Hz electrical supply and has a 10V output to a titanium
anode (Ti-Anode). A small current is passed from the potentiostat and emitted from the Ti-Anode to the
inner surface of the storage vessel, neutralising the naturally occurring electrolytic action of the stored
water.
3.0 COMPONENTS
Item No.
Description
Comments
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Ti-Anode with plastic cover
Titanium Anode
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Correx®Power Anode Box
Complete with cable
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Mounting Screws
5 screws (4 screws for box 1 screw for earth wire)

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4.0 INSTALLING THE CORREX®POWER ANODE
4.1 TOOLS REQUIRED
27 mm socket and drive bar (required for removing anode)
Torque Wrench
Battery drill
10 mm drill Bit
Spade crimping tool
Standard Philips screwdriver
Small Philips screwdriver
Thread sealant
NOTE - An impact wrench may be required to remove the magnesium anodes –if using such a
tool the appropriate PPE must be worn.
Isolate the unit 230v at the local isolator.
Let the vessel cool down before draining and removing the anode. Hot water
can cause severe burns.
Drain the storage vessel before attempting to remove the anode.

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4.2 INSTALLING THE Ti-ANODE
Refer to photographs found on pages 6 and 7 for additional guidance.
1. Layout components found in the Correx® box ensure all components are present
before starting installation.
2. Remove plastic cap surrounding anode (Left hand side)
3. Remove the sacrificial magnesium anode (27mm)
4. Fit the Ti-Anode (item No.2) Sealant should be applied.
5. Torque anode to 28 Nm
DO NOT tighten over 28Nm otherwise the Correx may not operate correctly
4.3 INSTALLING THE CORREX®POWER ANODE BOX
1. Mount the Correx®Power Anode Box (Item No.1) to the left hand side of the Water
heater door.
2. Mark and drill hole in order to mount the control box (Photo 3)
3. Using the screws provided (Item No.3) secure the Correx®Power Anode Box to the
unit.
4. Refit the plastic cap surrounding the anode and connect the Ti-anode spade
connection onto the Ti-anode.
5. Mark and drill hole for earth wire on the top of the tank (Photo 5)
6. Using the last remaining screw fix the earth wire to the top of the tank.
7. Tidy up any loose wiring, this can be placed behind the Correx®Power Anode Box
8. Remove the front cover from the Correx®power anode Box (Item No.1).
9. Conduct a continuity check from the potentiostat to the Ti-anode and from the
Potentiostat to the cathode bonding strap and tank body to ensure sound connections.
You may need to remove the spade connectors on the potentiostat to do this.
10. Replace front cover.

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PHOTO 3
PHOTO 4
PHOTO 1
PHOTO 2
PHOTO 5

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4.4 CONNECTING MAINS POWER
Connect the Live phase to position L on the connection strip.
Connect Neutral to position N on the connection strip.
Connect Earth to position E on the connection strip.
Please note the Correx system on this unit requires a permanent external power supply
independent to the water heater.
Warranty will be void if the correx unit is not powered.
4.5 BMS CONNECTIONS
The Correx® unit is supplied with a volt free relay –this relay is normally open and will close in the event
of a failure on the unit. See wiring diagram on page 10.
Faults such as loss of power will not be indicated. Regular checks should be made on the unit
to ensure a solid green LED is indicated on the front of the unit See 5.0 Maintenance

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4.6 SWITCHING ON THE CORREX®POWER ANODE
Refill the vessel.
Check for leaks around the Ti-anode connection.
Re-check all wiring.
Switch on the unit.
Ensure a solid green LED is showing on the front of the unit (check again after 5
minutes as a fault on the circuit may not show immediately).
5.0 MAINTENANCE
Check a solid green LED is showing on the front of the unit, this indicates the unit is
working correctly. If a BMS connection is made to the unit (see section 4.5) you must
still check the LED.
Remove the front cover and check the hours run meter is correct for the length of time
the unit has been installed.
If a solid green LED is present then no maintenance is required during annual
maintenance of the vessel.
If anything other than a solid green LED is showing then refer to section 5.1 Fault
Finding.

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5.1 FAULT FINDING
Under normal operation the unit will display a solid green LED. If the unit is in fault it will either show a
flashing red LED or no LED at all. Use the below chart for possible causes

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5.2 WIRING DIAGRAM