jandy aquapure manual pdf

The Jandy AquaPure is a professional-grade salt chlorine generator system designed for residential swimming pools. This system automatically converts salt into chlorine to sanitize your pool water, providing continuous cleaning and eliminating the need for traditional chlorine chemicals. Below are key sections covering system overview, installation, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and technical specifications.

1. System Overview 2. Installation Guidelines 3. Initial Setup & Configuration 4. Technical Specifications 5. Control Panel Operation 6. Water Chemistry Management 7. Maintenance Procedures 8. Error Codes & Diagnostics 9. Winterization & Storage 10. Warranty Information 11. Troubleshooting Guide

System Overview

Key components: Control panel with LCD display, Salt Cell (T-CELL), Flow Switch, Power Center, and Sensor connections.

Component	Description
Control Panel	LCD display with touch controls for system operation
Salt Cell (T-CELL)	Electrolytic cell that converts salt to chlorine
Flow Switch	Ensures water flow before system activation
Power Center	Houses transformer and control electronics
Temperature Sensor	Monitors water temperature for optimal operation
Salinity Sensor	Measures salt concentration in pool water
POWER Button	Turns system on/off
MENU Button	Accesses system settings and diagnostics
UP/DOWN Buttons	Adjusts chlorine output percentage
ENTER Button	Confirms selections and settings

Installation Guidelines

Professional installation recommended. Unpack and verify all components.

Mount Power Center: Install in well-ventilated area away from direct water exposure.
Install Salt Cell: Connect in pool return line after filter and heater.
Connect Flow Switch: Install in pipe before salt cell with arrow pointing toward pool.
Electrical Connections: Connect to appropriate power source following local codes.
Sensor Installation: Mount temperature and salinity sensors as directed.

WARNING! Electrical shock hazard - disconnect power before installation. Ensure proper grounding.

Initial Setup & Configuration

Power on system; follow initialization sequence.

Salt Addition: Add required pool salt (typically 3000-4000 ppm).
System Calibration: Allow 24-48 hours for salt dispersion before calibration.
Chlorine Output: Set initial output percentage based on pool size and usage.
Timer Programming: Configure pump run times to match chlorine production needs.
Water Balance: Adjust pH (7.2-7.6) and alkalinity (80-120 ppm) before operation.

CAUTION! Do not operate without proper water flow. Ensure pump is running during operation.

Technical Specifications

Pool Size Capacity: Up to 40,000 gallons
Salt Range: 3000-4000 ppm (optimal 3200 ppm)
Chlorine Production: 1.25 lbs per 24 hours
Power Requirements: 120V/240V AC, 50/60Hz
Cell Voltage: 20-36V DC
Water Temperature: 50-120°F operating range
Flow Rate: Minimum 20 GPM required
Cell Life: 10,000 hours typical
Dimensions: Power Center: 12" x 10" x 6", Cell: 15" length

Control Panel Operation

Access system functions via LCD control panel. Main Display: Shows chlorine output %, salt level, water temp, and system status.

Menu Navigation: POWER, MENU, UP/DOWN, ENTER.

Settings: Chlorine Output (0-100%), Pool Type (Concrete, Vinyl, Fiberglass), Salinity Calibration, Temperature Units (°F/°C), System Language, Diagnostic Mode, Timer Programming, Super Chlorinate Mode, Cell Reversal Frequency.

Water Chemistry Management

Maintain proper water balance for optimal system performance.

Salt Level: Maintain 3000-4000 ppm (test weekly)
pH Level: Keep between 7.2-7.6
Total Alkalinity: 80-120 ppm
Calcium Hardness: 200-400 ppm
Cyanuric Acid: 30-50 ppm
Free Chlorine: 1-3 ppm

Tip: Test water chemistry 2-3 times per week during peak season.

Maintenance Procedures

Regular maintenance ensures long system life and optimal performance.

Monthly Inspection: Check cell for scale buildup; clean if necessary.
Quarterly: Verify sensor calibration and system diagnostics.
Seasonal: Complete system inspection before and after winter.
Cell Cleaning: Use diluted muriatic acid solution (4:1 water:acid) for 5-10 minutes.
Filter Maintenance: Clean pool filter regularly to maintain proper flow.

WARNING! Always turn off power before maintenance. Wear protective equipment when handling chemicals.

Error Codes & Diagnostics

System monitors and displays error conditions for quick troubleshooting.

Error Code	Description	Resolution
E-1	Low Salt	Add salt to pool; check sensor
E-2	High Salt	Dilute pool water; verify reading
E-3	Low Flow	Check pump and filter; clean cell
E-4	Cell Reverse	Automatic process - wait 5 minutes
E-5	Water Temp High	Check temperature sensor
E-6	Power Issue	Check electrical connections

Winterization & Storage

Proper winterization prevents damage during cold months.

Shut down system and disconnect power
Remove salt cell and store indoors
Drain all plumbing lines
Cover power center or store indoors
Document system status for spring startup

CAUTION! Freezing temperatures can damage cell and plumbing components.

Warranty Information

Jandy AquaPure systems include limited warranties: 3 years on electronic components, 2 years on salt cell. Registration required within 60 days of installation. Warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Does not cover damage from improper installation, chemical imbalance, or lack of maintenance. For warranty claims, contact authorized Jandy service provider with proof of purchase and installation date.

Troubleshooting Guide

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
No chlorine production	Low salt, dirty cell, no power	Check salt level, clean cell, verify power
System not turning on	Power issue, tripped breaker	Check power source, reset breaker
Low flow error	Dirty filter, pump issues	Clean filter, check pump operation
Incorrect salt reading	Dirty sensor, calibration needed	Clean sensors, recalibrate system
Scale buildup in cell	High calcium, improper chemistry	Clean cell, adjust water balance

Reset: Menu > System > Reset to factory defaults if needed.

Technical Support: 1-800-227-1442; www.jandy.com