jandy aquapure 1400 manual pdf

The Jandy AquaPure 1400 is a high-performance salt chlorine generator system designed for residential swimming pools. This system automatically converts salt into chlorine to provide continuous sanitization, eliminating the need for traditional chlorine tablets or liquid chlorine. The AquaPure 1400 features advanced self-cleaning technology, digital diagnostics, and easy-to-use controls for efficient pool maintenance. Below are key sections covering installation, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and technical specifications.

1. System Overview 2. Installation Requirements 3. Initial Setup & Programming 4. Technical Specifications 5. Control Panel Operation 6. Maintenance Procedures 7. Water Chemistry Management 8. Error Codes & Diagnostics 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting Guide

System Overview

Key components: Control panel with LCD display, Salt Cell, Flow Switch, Power Center, and Installation Kit.

Component	Description
Control Panel	Digital display with push-button controls for system operation
Salt Cell	Titanium electrodes that generate chlorine from salt
Flow Switch	Monitors water flow and prevents operation without proper circulation
Power Center	Houses transformer and electronic controls
Installation Kit	Includes unions, fittings, and mounting hardware
POWER Button	Turns system on/off
MENU Button	Accesses programming options
UP/DOWN Buttons	Adjust settings and navigate menus
ENTER Button	Confirms selections
BOOST Button	Activates super chlorination mode

Installation Requirements

Proper installation ensures optimal performance and system longevity.

Location: Install power center at least 5 feet from pool edge, protected from weather
Plumbing: Install salt cell after filter and heater, before return lines
Electrical: Connect to dedicated 120V or 240V circuit as specified
Water Flow: Ensure proper flow rate (minimum 20 GPM, maximum 120 GPM)
Salt Level: Maintain 3000-4000 ppm salt concentration

WARNING! Only qualified pool professionals should perform installation. Ensure all electrical connections comply with local codes.

Initial Setup & Programming

Power on system; configure settings for your specific pool requirements.

Set Pool Size: Enter pool volume in gallons for proper chlorine production
Adjust Output Level: Set chlorine production percentage (25%-100%)
Program Timer: Set operating schedule to match pump runtime
Calibrate Sensors: Follow on-screen prompts for sensor calibration
Set Salt Type: Select appropriate salt type (solar or evaporated)

CAUTION! Never operate system without proper water flow. Always maintain recommended salt levels.

Technical Specifications

Chlorine Output: 1.4 lbs per day maximum
Pool Size: Up to 40,000 gallons
Salt Requirement: 3000-4000 ppm
Power Supply: 120V/240V AC, 50/60Hz
Flow Rate: 20-120 GPM
Cell Life: 10,000 hours typical
Water Temperature: 50°F to 100°F operating range
Warranty: 3 years on cell, 2 years on electronics

Control Panel Operation

Access all functions through the intuitive digital control panel.

Display Indicators: Power, Flow, Salt Level, Cell Status, Boost Mode, Service Required.

Basic Operations: Press POWER to turn system on/off. Use MENU to access settings. UP/DOWN to adjust values. ENTER to confirm. BOOST for super chlorination (runs at 100% for 24 hours).

Advanced Settings: Pool size adjustment, output percentage, timer programming, sensor calibration, system diagnostics, factory reset.

Maintenance Procedures

Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and extends system life.

Monthly: Inspect cell for scale buildup, clean if necessary
Quarterly: Check and clean filter, verify proper water flow
Annually: Professional inspection of all components
As Needed: Test salt levels and adjust accordingly

Tip: Always turn off power before performing any maintenance.

Water Chemistry Management

Maintain proper water balance for optimal chlorine generation.

Salt Level: 3000-4000 ppm (test weekly)
pH: 7.2-7.8 (test twice weekly)
Total Alkalinity: 80-120 ppm
Calcium Hardness: 200-400 ppm
Cyanuric Acid: 30-50 ppm
Free Chlorine: 1.0-3.0 ppm

WARNING! Imbalanced water chemistry can damage the salt cell and reduce system efficiency.

Error Codes & Diagnostics

Digital diagnostics provide real-time system status and error notifications.

Error Code	Description	Resolution
E-1	Low Salt	Add salt to reach 3000 ppm minimum
E-2	High Salt	Dilute pool water to reduce salt concentration
E-3	Low Flow	Check filter, pump, and plumbing for restrictions
E-4	Cell Temperature High	Check water temperature and circulation
E-5	Reverse Polarity	Check cell wiring connections

Regulatory Information

UL Listed and CSA Certified. Complies with NSF/ANSI Standard 50. Manufactured to meet industry safety standards. Copyright © Jandy Products. All rights reserved. For technical support, visit www.jandy.com or contact 1-800-227-1442.

Troubleshooting Guide

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
No chlorine production	Low salt, dirty cell, no power	Check salt level, clean cell, verify power supply
Low flow warning	Clogged filter, pump issues	Clean filter, check pump operation
Scale buildup on cell	High calcium, improper pH	Clean cell, balance water chemistry
System not turning on	Power issues, tripped breaker	Check electrical connections, reset breaker
Error codes displayed	Various system faults	Refer to error code table for specific resolution

Reset: Hold MENU and ENTER for 10 seconds to factory reset.

Service: 1-800-227-1442; www.jandy.com