Pentair CFIGGEN20 User manual

SALT CHLORINE GENERATOR
USER’S MANUAL
(CFICGEN20,CFICGEN40,CFICGEN60)

Contents
Important Safety Instructions------------------ 1
Water chemistry--------------------------------- 2
Introduction Salt Chlorinator ----------------- 9
Installation-------------------------------------- 11
LED Light Instruction------------------------- 13
Operation---------------------------------------- 14
Maintenance------------------------------------- 16
Installation--------------------------------------- 19
Troubleshooting -------------------------------- 21
Warranty----------------------------------------- 23

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IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
Use basic safety precautions when using electrical equipment, including
the following:
Cautions:
Please note, the total working hours for the CFICGEN should be less than 8 hours total per day. If
you are using a variable speed pump for 24 hours a day be sure to adjust the chlorine output to 25-
30%. If the pump is only running 10 hours per day adjust the chlorine output between 60-80%.
You can use this calculation to calculate the appropriate chlorine output for your pool, suggest at 6
hours per day.
Pump running 24(Hours a day)*25%(Chlorine Output)=6hr (cell run time per day at 25%).
Pump running 20(Hours a day)*30%(Chlorine Output)=6hr (cell run time per day at 30%).
Pump running 15(Hours a day)*40%(Chlorine Output)=6hr (cell run time per day at 40%).
Pump running 12(Hours a day)*50%(Chlorine Output)=6hr (cell run time per day at 50%).
Pump running 8(Hours a day)*75%(Chlorine Output)=6hr (cell run time per day at 75%).
Start the VS pump on a low speed and kick the speed up until the salt system works.
ATTN: We are not affiliated with Pentair Pool Products, The use of above trademarks herein is for informational purposes
only.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
•Disconnect all the AC power during installation.
•Children should not be permitted to use this product.
•To reduce the risk of personal injury, the power supply pack must be installed
on and wired to the load side of the time clock or relay load side.
•To reduce the risk of electric shock, the power supply pack must be grounded.
•All field-installed metal components such as rails, ladders, drains, or other
similar hardware located within 10 feet (3 meters) of the pool, spa, or hot tub
shall be bonded to the equipment grounding bus with copper conductors not
smaller than 8 AWG US/ 6 AWG Canada.
•Consult professional pool serviceman to advice you on proper use, especially
on material selection, installation advises, pool care. As the salt is an inherently
corrosive material, the CFICGEN cannot make sure any other pieces of
equipment in or around pool will not corrode.
•Avoid chlorine gas build up. When the pump is OFF, a buildup of flammable
gases will result in hazardous conditions.
•Add acid to water, do Not ever do opposite.

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Water Chemistry
CAUTION: Dry acid can cause a buildup of by-products that can
damage the chlorinator cell.
CHEMISTRY TIPS
New Pool Water: A recently filled or newly-refinished pool may contain
undesirable matter. This undesirable matter could interfere with the
CFICGEN’s ability to chlorinate properly. Make sure the water is tested by
a pool professional and properly balanced before switching on the
CFICGEN.
Super Chlorination: Clears out the swimmer waste that has combined
with chlorine. This frees the chlorine for sanitizing. This is accomplished
by raising the chlorine level quickly and dramatically. When the chlorine
level is raised to ten (10) times the amount of combined chlorine, the pool
water is said to have been super chlorinated. As pool water is continuously
circulated through the CFICGEN while the unit is powered on, the water
inside the CFICGEN is being super chlorinated.
Note: On the initial start-up of a pool, it is best to super chlorinate using
an outside source, i.e., use a shock treatment available at your local pool
supplier.
Chloramines should not be present in pool water. Chloramines are formed
when ammonia (which is found in urine and sweat) combine with free
chlorine. This ties up the free chlorine in your pool and does not allow the
chlorine in your pool to disinfect. Chloramines also burn the eyes and are
foul-smelling. Super Chlorinate to remove chloramines at the initial start-
up of the pool and as needed to maintain proper levels of free chlorine.
Cyanuric acid is needed in outdoor pools to help stabilize and maintain
proper levels of chlorine.
90% of un-stabilized chlorine is destroyed by the UV radiation from the
sun within two hours. Cyanuric acid stabilizes chlorine in the water and
protects from UV degradation. When using the CFICGEN, the cyanuric
acid level should be maintained between 30-50 ppm. (See on page 8)
NOTE: DO NOT USE CYANURIC ACID IN INDOOR POOLS.
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS): Adding salt to pool water will raise the
TDS level. While this does not adversely affect the pool water chemistry

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or clarity, the pool water professional testing for TDS must be made aware
the salt has been added to the CFICGEN system. The individual
performing the TDS test (see page 17) may then subtract the salinity level
to arrive at a TDS level that would be compatible to a TDS reading with a
non-salt water pool.
Metals: Some metals (i.e. copper and iron), can cause loss of chlorine.
Also, metals can stain your pool and can cause damage to the CFICGEN.
Have your local pool professional check for metals and recommend
methods of removal.
Nitrates and Phosphates: can cause extremely high chlorine demands and
will deplete chlorine from your swimming pool. In some cases, nitrates
may even lower your chlorine levels to zero. Your local pool professional
can test fornitrates and phosphates. While a 0-ppm level of nitrates is ideal,
the pool owner should make sure that nitrates DO NOT exceed 10 ppm.
IDEAL WATER CHEMISTRY LEVEL
Voltage input: 230VAC/115VAC
PH: 7.2-7.8
Calcium Hardness: 200-400 ppm
Total Alkalinity: 80-100 ppm
Salt: 2800-4500 ppm (ideal 3400 ppm)
Cyanuric Acid: 30-50 ppm
Chlorine: 1-3 ppm
How to test chlorine
It is recommended that chlorine test samples be taken from two (2)
locations in the pool and then compare the samples. A higher level should
be found at the pool return line. The higher level at the pool return line
indicates the CFICGEN is producing chlorine. Take chlorine samples for
testing at:
• The pool return line.
• 18 inches (457 mm) below the surface and well away from the pool
return line.
What kind of salt?
It is important to use only sodium chloride (NaCl) that is 99% pure. This
is a common food seasoning or water softener salt available in 40-80-
pound bags your local store. It is also acceptable to use water conditioning

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salt pellets; however, it will take longer for them to dissolve. Do not use
rock salt, salt with more than 1% yellow prussiate of soda (sodium
ferrocyanide), salt with more than 1% of anti-caking additives, or iodized
salt.
FOR ALL NEWLY SURFACED PLASTER POOLS:
Do not operate the CFICGEN with a newly surfaced pool plaster. Salt is a
corrosive element and severe salt damage can occur to your pool. Wait at
least ONE (1) MONTH after construction to allow the plaster to cure
before adding salt and operating the CFICGEN. Follow the pool surface
manufacturer’s guidelines for your specific pool, salt and operating
CFICGEN.
FOR NEW VINYL LINER POOLS: Prior to adding, contact the
manufacturer for recommended guidelines.
How Much Salt to Use?
Use the table on page 7 to determine how much salt will be needed. Most
pools contain some salt, depending on the water source and chemicals used
for sanitizing. Therefore, the pool owner must always test salt levels before
adding salt. A handheld meter calibrated for NaCl (salt) can be used to
determine the salt levels of the water. The LED Lights will give info on the
salt level.
• 3400 ppm of salt is recommended for optimum water conditions.
• Low salt concentration below 2300 ppm or above 6000 ppm will
cause the unit to turn off
Note: Salt measurements will vary between measuring devices (salt test
strips, electronic testers, and titration). The salt sensor reading is within
+/- 300 ppm accuracy. For more troubleshooting information about high
salt levels, see “Troubleshooting,” on page 21.
Saturation Index
The saturation index is a formula that measures a solution’s ability to
dissolve or deposit calcium carbonate and is used as an indicator of the
corrosivity of the solution and temperature. Correctly balanced water
chemistry will have a formula result ranging between -0.3 and +0.3.
Outside this range, the pool water is considered out of balance, potentially
damaging pool equipment or scaling the CFICGEN. The equation to
calculate Si is: SI = pH + CHF + AF + TF + TDSF.

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Cyanuric acid in the form of cyanurate ions which contributes to alkalinity.
Thus, a correction must be made to total alkalinity. We subtract 1/3 of the
cyanuric acid level from the reading obtained in the total alkalinity test.
Total Alkalinity - 1/3 Cyanuric Acid = Corrected Alkalinity
This correction can be considerable in established pools with high cyanuric
acid levels; for example, at 100 ppm cyanuric acid, the correction amounts
to 33 ppm (100/3 = 33.3).
℃
℉
T
i
Calcium
Hardness
Ci
Total
Alkalinit
y
Ai
12
53
0.3
75
100
125
150
200
250
300
400
600
800
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
2.0
2.1
2.2
2.4
2.5
75
100
125
150
200
250
300
400
600
800
1.9
2.0
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.8
2.9
16
60
0.4
19
66
0.5
24
76
0.6
29
84
0.7
34
94
0.8
39
10
3
0.9
Note: Use the reading on the chart that is most applicable.
Total alkalinity in this context refers to the total amount of carbonate and
bicarbonate alkalinity. If cyanuric acid is used, a correction factor must be
used when determining.

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How to Add or Remove Salt
Check salt level before add or remove salt
IN-Ground POOLS: Turn the filter pump on and add the salt directly into
the pool at the shallow end.
ABOVE GROUND POOLS WITH MAIN DRAINS: Add directly in front
of the return jet to pool. Run the filter pump for 24 hours with the suction
coming from the main drain (use the pool vacuum if there is no main drain)
to allow the salt to evenly disperse throughout the pool.
ABOVE GROUND POOLS WITHOUT MAIN DRAINS: Add directly
into the pool. Brush the salt to speed up the dissolving process—to not
allow the salt to sit in a pile on the bottom of the pool. --ELIMINATE THE
FOLLOWING--(Run the filter pump for 24 hours with the suction coming
from the main drain (use the pool vacuum ifthere is no main drain) to allow
the salt to evenly disperse throughout the pool).
ON ANY POOL, DO NOT ADD SALT DIRECTLY TO THE
SKIMMERS OR DIRECTLY ONTO THE MAIN DRAIN. THIS WILL
SHUT DOWN OR SHORTEN THE LIFE OF THE CELL DUE TO HIGH
SALT CONCENTRATION AND REDUCED FLOW TO THE PUMP.

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POUNDS and (Kg) OF SALT NEEDED FOR 3400 PPM

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Amount of stabilizer (cyanuric acid) needed to obtain 40 ppm in pool
(The cyanuric acid should be at 30-50 ppm)

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Introduction: CFICGEN Salt
Chlorinator
The CFICGEN chlorine generator, by electrolysis, creates chlorine to
sanitize your pool from the salt molecules (NaCl) in your water. A small
electric charge is applied across a set of titanium plates inside the
Electrolytic Cell. This produces Sodium Hypochlorite (NaOCl). In water,
Sodium Hypochlorite dissociates into sodium (NA+) and hypochlorite
(OCl-) ions. It is the hypochlorite ions that form with the hydrogen (H+)
ions (from the water) to form hypochlorous acid (HOCl), which is the
active agent that destroys bacteria and algae and oxidizes organic matter.
This form of chlorine works quickly in the pipe, leaving only a mild
residual in the pool. In addition, the Electrolytic Cell continuously
“shocks” the incoming water- burning off any oils, organic matter, or other
particles that need to be oxidized.
Best of all, the process continuously recycles the salt: after cleaning the
pool, the original molecules reform and the whole process begins again.
The salt doesn't get used up!
The CFICGEN CHLORINATOR CONSISTS OF A CELL UNIT
AND A POWER CENTER:
The cell unit with LED screen readings, buttons, temperature sensor, and
salt level sensor are used to produce chlorine at the defined output.
If the salt level in the pool water is too low or too high, the Red LED will
illuminate, the cell will remain turned off until salt or water is added to
the pool.
The CFICGEN has a built-in self-cleaning cycle.
CFICGEN includes:
Flow sensor
Temperature sensor
Salt sensor

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Mark: The salt reading is around +/-300 ppm accuracy.
CFICGEN Dual Voltage 115V-230V Power Center:
The CFICGEN Power Center is a dual voltage power supply which means
both 115V/230V, and no wiring is required. The Power Supply converts
AC electrical current to a low-voltage DC electrical current, which is
required to produce chlorine.
The Power Center contains the transformer, needs on end of fuse,
connector to the cell, and the AC electrical current wiring configuration
with the DC electrical current output cable to the CFICGEN. A fuse is
mounted in the enclosure for additional protection. For information about
installing and proper use of the Power Center, see the “CFICGEN
installation”.
WARNING: CHLORINE GAS BUILDUP CAN OCCUR WITH
IMPROPER WIRING:
To reduce the risk of personal injury, the Power Center must be installed
on and wired to the load side of the time clock, electronically controlled
switch, or relay load side, so that it will receive power only when the pool
pump is on. Otherwise, dangerous chlorine gas buildup can occur. The
CFICGEN should never be powered when the pool pump is OFF and water
is not flowing through the unit.
Before plugging and unplugging the model, turn off the AC power to the
power center.
The CFICGEN can be used in 115v/230v, and converts them automatically.

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CFICGEN Installation
Ensure to Install Chlorine/Bromine Feeders after the CFICGEN cell
When using the CFICGEN with an in-floor cleaning system, it is
recommended that a separate return line be used for the cleaner to reduce
the increased water pressure stress on the CFICGEN cell.
Loop Plumbing Diagram
The CFICGEN is designed to operate with water flow rates from 25+/-5
gallons per minutes (GPM) up to 105 GPM. Over 80 GPM you must use a
bypass loop for the best chlorine production. Installations with flow rates
over 80 GPM include those that have in-floor cleaning systems or booster
pumps. These systems must use a bypass loop with the CFICGEN with a
flow control valve that assures that the flow through the CFICGEN is
maintained within it’s designed operating water flow rates.
Plumbing Diagram
•Always install the CFICGEN AFTER the filter and heater. The
CFICGEN should be at least three (3) feet away from the heater
outlet.
•If the CFICGEN is installed on a pool/spa combination system,
install (see diagram below) BEFORE the pool/spa return valve to
allow proper chlorination of both the pool and spa and also to avoid
creating gas being trapped in the pool plumbing.
•Horizontally install the CFICGEN cell.

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Determining Pool Size (Gallons of Water in Your
Pool)
Rectangular Pools:Length x width x average depth x 7.5
Circular Pools: Diameter x diameter x average depth x 5.9
Oval Pools: Length x width x average depth x 6.7
Sloping Sides: Multiply total gallons by 0.85 = gallon capacity
Determining Pool Size (liters of water in your pool)
Rectangular Pools:Length x width (meters) x average depth x 1000
Circular Pools: Diameter x diameter x average depth x 785
Oval Pools: Length x width (meters) x average depth x 893
Sloping Sides: Multiply total liters by 0.85 = liter capacity.
CAUTION - To protect the lifetime of the CFICGEN, never use dry
acid (sodium bisulfate) to adjust pH in arid geographic areas with
excessive evaporation and minimal dilution of pool water with fresh
water.
3-way valve
Water Flow

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LED Light Instruction
SUPERCL /SALINITY: SHORT PRESS: Show
the salinity
LONG TIME PRESS: Enter into SuperChlor
mode, long time press again to exit setup.
SuperChlor mode will auto-exit after 24 hours.
GENERATE: The cell is operational and ready.
COLD-WATER: It warns water temperature either
below 10℃ or above 50℃--system off.
SALT: GOOD LED ON: Good salt. It shows the
Ideal Salinity: 2800 PPM to 4500 PPM
INSPECT SALT RED ON: Salt Level below 2300
PPM or above 6000 PPM
INSPECT SALT RED (flashing): Salt Level:2300
PPM to 2800 PPM/4500 PPM to 6000 PPM
CELL: GOOD LED ON: The cell is good and producing chlorine.
INSPECT CELL RED: The cell needs to be inspected. The blades may
have calcium. The cell is not producing chlorine.
FLOW: GOOD FLOW LED ON: Sufficient water flow to produce
chlorine.
NO FLOW LED FLASHING: There is water flow. Continuous
detection of water for one minute is necessary.
SANITIZE OUTPUT SETTING: Press the button MIN and MAX,
10% for each setting.

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Operation
IMPORTANT! Use of an external Pool Pump Timer is Required
The CFICGEN is designed to supply a sufficient amount of chlorine to
sanitize the pool water daily. If the pool pump is continuously running 24
HOURS and the CFICGEN is operated at 100%, too much chlorine
would be generated than would be needed by most pools (2-4 ppm). The
CFICGEN has an own internal timer built-in, which cycles the
electrolytic cell on and off depending on what percent the Sanitizer
Output is set. For instance, at 100% the cell works all the time while the
pool pump is running. When set at 80%, the cell is allowed to rest 20% of
the time while the pool pump is running and prolong cell life. In order to
fine tune the CFICGEN to your pool size just increase or decrease the
Sanitizer Output from 10% to 100% of the time.
CAUTION - The CFICGEN is designed to only produce chlorine. The
CFICGEN does not monitor or control chlorine levels in the pool or spa
water. It is the pool owner’s responsibility for monitoring and
maintaining free chlorine levels at 2.0 to 4.0 parts per million (ppm)
according to APSP recommendations. It is the pool owner’s responsibility
to check the free chlorine level while the pool pump is running on a
regular basis and adjust the Sanitizer Output on the CFICGEN
accordingly.
Start-up Procedure (Super Chlorination)
Super Chlorination is recommended before pool start-up.
Super Chlorination should start with clear, chlorinated pool water.
The CFICGEN will build up a sufficient level of chlorine for sanitation in
several hours. The CFICGEN will not be able to produce enough chlorine
to reach breakpoint chlorination. It is better to use super chlorination at
the time of pool start-up until the chlorine level has returned to 2.0 to 4.0
ppm
before switching on the CFICGEN.
Output Settings and Adjustments
Chlorine output is shown by LED DISPLAY, before working, there will
be 1/2 minutes self-checking the salt level. If the salt level is in the normal
range it will begin working, if not, adjust accordingly to the warning
showed on the LED-display.

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For example, if salt level is at 2600 ppm, both the LED-Display and LED
INSPECT SALT light will indicate that there is not enough salt in the pool
to produce chlorine
To set at desired output, just press the MIN or MAX button.
First-time installations after running 24 hours, use a reliable test method to
test the pool water for free available chlorine. The ideal range to maintain
is 2.0-4.0 ppm.
If the free chlorine level of the pool water is too low, increase chlorine
production by pressing the Max button. If the free chlorine level of the
pool water is too high, decrease chlorine production by pressing the
MIN button.
Due to a varying free chlorine demand of pool water, it may take a few
days to determine the number of daily pool operating hours and “Sanitizer
Output” percentage setting for your pool. Continue adjusting as necessary,
allowing 24 hours between adjustments until the free chlorine level of the
pool water is stabilized at 2.0 - 4.0 ppm, per APSP recommendations.
Cautions
●Do not get fertilizer in your pool. Fertilizers contain nitrates, which
cause a high chlorine demand.
Never use dry acid to adjust pH in arid geographic areas with
●excessive evaporation and minimal dilution of pool water with fresh
water. A buildup of byproducts can damage the CFICGEN.
●Do not add any pool water balancing chemicals (including salt)
unless the CFICGEN is switched off.
●Do not let the Cyanuric Acid level drop below 30 ppm in outdoor
pools.
NOTE: DO NOT USE CYANURIC ACID IN INDOOR
POOLS.

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Maintenance
Every salt system needs maintenance during use, the following describes the
recommended maintenance procedures.
Weekly service
pH Level Test: 7.4 to 7.6, although 7.2 to 7.8 is an acceptable range under
APSP’s guidelines.
Note: Never use dry acid (sodium bisulfate) to adjust pH in arid geographic
areas with excessive evaporation and minimal dilution of pool water with
fresh water. A buildup of byproducts can damage the CFICGEN.
Total Alkalinity Test: Test the pool water for total alkalinity with a reliable
test method. Adjust according to your pool professional’s recommendations.
APSP’s recommended ideal range for total alkalinity is 80 to 120 ppm.
Chlorine Test: Test the pool waters free chlorine level with a reliable test
method. Maintain ideal range by adjusting CFICGEN Sanitize Output
settings. See “MIN”, “MAX”. Desired Free Chlorine is 2.0-4.0 ppm.
Note: Above 4.0 ppm of chlorine may cause excessive corrosion of metal
components and possibly cause damage to associated pool equipment.
Monthly Service
To ensure that the correct chemical balance is maintained in your pool, it is
important to perform the following recommended salt and pool water tests
every month using a reliable test method.
●Adjust the salinity according to the LED warning and LED DISPLAY.
●Test the salinity: By pressing the Salinity button to view the reading,
or taking a sample of the pool water to your local pool store for testing.
●Cyanuric Acid: Sample the pool water and test for cyanuric acid level
using a reliable test method. When using the CFICGEN the
recommended ideal cyanuric acid level is 30-50 ppm.
●Calcium Hardness: Test pool water for calcium hardness level using a
reliable test method. If necessary, adjust according to your pool
professional’s recommendations. APSP’s recommended ideal range
for calcium is 200 to 400 ppm for pools.
●Metals Test: It is recommended that the pool water be sampled and
tested periodically for the presence of metals such as copper, iron, and

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manganese. These metals can damage the cell and other related pool
equipment and should not be present in the pool water. If those metals
are present, contact your pool professional.
●TDS(TotalDissolvedSolids):Test pool water for TDS level by using
a test kit or by having a water sample tested by a pool professional. If
necessary, adjust according to your pool professional’s
recommendations. APSP standard of 3000 minimum to 5700 - 6000
maximum ppm (which includes the salt) is recommended for salt
pools.
Cleaning Blades
Note: Before acid washing, remove the calcium buildup in the cell: Use
a garden hose on the jet setting and spray directly into both ends of the cell.
Most of this calcium buildup has a slushy consistency and will be blown out
of the cell. Once the majority of the calciumhas been removed,continue with
acid washing which will now be more effective since most of the calciumhas
been removed.
Automatic Cleaning: The CFICGEN has an automatic cell blade cleaning
feature (cell plate reversal) that helps remove scale deposits from the
CFICGEN blades. Note: Automatic cleaning does not interrupt chlorine
production. “Scale” is a white crusty deposit that forms in excessively hard
water or from the pool water that is out of balance and in a scaling condition.
If the blades show excessive scaling, you need to perform an acid wash
cleaning.
Acid Wash Cleaning: If the CFICGEN blades show atendency to scale, it is
recommended that every two (2) months the CFICGEN be removed and
inspected for scale formation and/or debris on the CFICGEN blades. High
hardness areas may require more frequent cleaning. Some filters allow debris
to pass through to the CFICGEN, possibly lodging between its blades the
CFICGEN. A small amount of scale formation is normal. If by looking
through the CFICGEN it is observed that there is excessive scale formation
between the blades or debris is present, the CFICGEN must be cleaned as
follows:
Use a high-pressure jet of water from a garden hose. If the blades cannot be
reasonably cleaned, Disconnect the AC power from the Power Center.
●Mix one (1) quart of muriatic acid with one (1) gallon of tap water in a
plastic bucket.

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When cleaning the CFICGEN always wear rubber gloves and eye
protection. Always add acid to water, do not add water to acid.
●Screw the cap with washer and O-ring onto the threaded end of the
CFICGEN cell (the cap, O-ring and washer are provided with the
cleaning kit).
●Place the CFICGEN horizontally in a five (5) gallon bucket. Pour the
acid solution (as described in step) into the CFICGEN until the cell
blades and salinity probes are just covered. Allow the acid solution to
bubble, and to clean the blades.
Note: The acid should only be contained inside CFICGEN covering the
blades. Try not to spill the acid on the outside of the CFICGEN. If acid does
spill on the outside of CFICGEN wash it off with water.
●A foaming action will begin, which is caused by scale (calcium
carbonate) being dissolved from the blades. If rigorous foaming action
does not begin, the blades do not need to be cleaned
STOP THE CLEANING PROCESS and continue to next step.
Otherwise, allow the blades to remain immersed in the solution until
the foaming has stopped. However, do not leave acid in the CFICGEN
for more than thirty (30) minutes. Excessive acid washing will damage
the blades.
●Remove the CFICGEN from the bucket and place it in an empty five
(5) gallon bucket. Rinse the inside and outside of the CFICGEN
thoroughly with clean tap waterand inspect.If deposits arestill visible,
repeat the acid cleaning process.
●Once clean, replace the cell and resume normal operation.
●If the acid wash procedure is necessary, it is recommended that a
sample of pool water be analyzed by a pool professional for excessive
calcium hardness (i.e. ideal range is 200 to 400 ppm) and/or improper
water balance.
●Inspect the inside of the CFICGEN every two (2) months (or more
frequent in hard water areas). If no scale or debris deposits are
observedinsidetheCFICGENafterfour(4)months,itisnotnecessary.
●Continue inspections every two (2) months. However, due to possible
changes in pool water chemistry and filtering effectiveness, it is
recommended that the cell be removed for inspection at least twice a
year.
●Reconnect the CFICGEN communication cable plug in the Power
Center, then reconnect AC power to the CFICGEN Power Center.
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