Vertex 1/4 HP Maintenance Instructions

Vertex
Marque
Vertex
Modèle
1/4 HP
Taper
Maintenance Instructions
1/4 HP PONDLYFE AERATION SYSTEM
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING/ATTENTION:
♦ Unplug the unit from the receptacle before opening. Débranchez l'appareil de la prise avant l'ouverture.
♦ Always use parts that are supplied or approved by Vertex. Use of other parts may result in poor performance, could create a hazardous
situation and void the warranty. Toujours utiliser des pièces qui sont fournis ou approuvés par Vertex. Utilisez d'autres pièces peut
entraîner de mauvaises performances et pourrait créer une situation dangereuse et annuler la garantie.
♦ Do not use acid or corrosive cleaners. Follow instructions in manual for the appropriate cleaning methods. N'utilisez pas de nettoyants
acides ou corrosifs. Suivez les instructions dans le manuel pour les méthodes de nettoyage approprié.
♦ Refer servicing to a qualified electrician under the following conditions. Confiez l'entretien à un électricien qualifié dans les conditions
suivantes:
- When the power cord is damaged or frayed. Lorsque le cordon d'alimentation est endommagé ou effiloché.
- When compressor fan, outlet or other electrical components need service. Ventilateur du compresseur, de sortie ou
d'autres composants électriques besoin de service.
- If the cabinet is producing unusual noises or odors. Si le coffret est produisant des bruits ou des odeurs inhabituels.
Vertex aeration systems are designed for low-maintenance and typically only require minimal scheduled maintenance. Periodic cleaning and/or
replacement of the compressor air filter, piston cup, and “flexing” of the AirStation™ is required. Remember to keep cabinet air inlets and outlets
free of debris and weed growth to allow normal ventilation. If size and appearance of any surface boil has decreased from initial installation,
perform one or both of the following:
GENERAL CABINET CLEANING
1. Disconnect unit from electrical supply
2. Use a 7/16" wrench to unscrew the bolts and remove the cabinet lid
3. Using a portable vacuum or rag, remove debris, grass clippings and dirt from inside cabinet
4. Remove anything blocking the cabinet intake vents or exhaust vents
On the inside of the cabinet lid or the outside back cover of this Owner’s Manual, you will find a Vertex parts list that provides you the necessary
parts information for ordering replacement parts. Call Vertex at 844-432-4303 with your 4 digit system warranty number or serial number off of
the silver ETL sticker, located inside the cabinet. Vertex can also supply you with the necessary replacement parts information.
IMPORTANT! AIR FILTER REPLACEMENT
Air filter replacement should be done at least 4 times per year or every 3 months when system is running. A dirty filter reduces air flow
and shortens the life of the compressor. Unscrew the old filter, discard, and screw on the new filter.
PISTON CUP REPLACEMENT
Under normal year-round, continuous use, the compressor piston cups typically last 12-36 months depending upon the environmental
conditions. As the piston cups wear out, you’ll notice a drop in air flow (despite air filter replacement) resulting in smaller surface boils.
No Filter
Twist to unlock
air lter
1
Remove old air lter
Insert new air lter
2
Line up the notches
Twist to lock
3
Hours: M-F, 8 am – 5 pm EST • P: 1-844-432-4303
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CABINET COOLING FAN REPLACEMENT
Cooling fans provide critical cooling for the cabinet components. If the cooling fan fails, cabinet temperatures will increase and damage the
compressor system. We recommend replacing the cooling fan during compressor piston cup replacement.
DISK FLEX-CLEANING PROCEDURES
PondLyfe 1 PondLyfe 2 OR PondLyfe 4 PondLyfe 3
Remove the PondLyfe lid Remove the PondLyfe lid Remove the PondLyfe lid
Locate pressure release valve (pg.7, E) Close one of the two valves (pg.7, A) Close two of the three valves (pg.7, A)
Using the attached ring on the pressure release valve,
pull back gently so air releases through the valve. Hold
for 2 seconds then close. If it doesn't retun, gently twist
until it does.
Fully open the remaining valve Fully open the remaining valve
Fully close the open valve for two seconds then return to the
open position. The pressure release valve will activate when
closed. This is OK.
Fully close the open valve for two seconds then return to the
open position. The pressure release valve will activate when
closed. This is OK.
Repeat four more times, total of ve exes.
Repeat four more times, total of ve exes. Repeat four more times, total of ve exes.
With the one valve fully open, open the second valve. Now
close the valve that was just used and repeat exing for the
second valve.
With the one valve fully open, open the second valve. Now
close the valve that was just used and repeat exing for the
second valve. Repeat for the third valve.
Set valves to their previous setting for balanced airow. Set valves to their previous setting for balanced airow.
Reattach lid Reattach Lid Reattach Lid
MULTIPLE AIRSTATION™ BALANCING
WARNING/ATTENTION:
If the system has been installed in an established pond and you are attempting to balance
the AirStations during the first day of operation, make certain that this procedure takes as little time as possible. Under 30 minutes is preferred.
See “System Start-up Procedures” section for details. Si vous installez un système dans un ancien étang, et que vous essayez d'équilibrer les
AirStation ™ lors de la première journée d'opération, assurez-vous que cette procédure prendra le moins de temps possible. Moins de 30 minutes
si possible. Voir "Procédures du système de départ" pour plus de détails.
Once the installation of a multiple AirStation system has been completed, proper balancing of the AirStations is required to ensure that they all
get an equal amount of air. The control valves for each AirStation are located inside the cabinet, unless a VBS (Valve Box System) was installed.
In the instance that a Remote VBS was installed, the control valves will be inside the valve box, buried to ground level, down by the shoreline.
Use a 7/16" wrench to unscrew the bolts and remove the cabinet lid. Close the AirStation valve with the shortest (or most shallow) run of tubing.
With one valve wide open, partially open the valve that controls the air flow to the other AirStation. Adjust the second valve until a boil is noticed
above this AirStation. Once there is air to both of the AirStations, check to be sure both boils are approximately the same size. If they are not,
make small adjustments as necessary to even them out. At this point, we suggest making indicator marks with a permanent marker from the
valve handle to the valve body to assist you in rebalancing the system in the future. The overall goal when adjusting the valves is to balance the
AirStations at the lowest possible pressure. The lower the system pressure the higher the total air flow.
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