Pool Technologie Poolsquad Ampere In Salt/Ph/Ampere Combination User Manual

Instructions for use
Amperometric control salt chlorinator

INSTALLATION DIAGRAM

• **** The electrical connections at cell-level must not point upwards, to avoid any deposits of water or humidity on them.
• The pH corrector container must be installed a safe distance away from any electrical device or any other chemicals.
• Never use hydrochloric acid, its use may lead to irreversible damage to the device and void the warranty.
  Use only a pH corrector (acid or basic) recommended by your professional.

NON-BINDING IMAGES

1 : Salt/temperature/low water sensor (optiona)
2 :  Cell
3 :  Measuring chamber
4 :  Electronics unit
5 :  Saddle
6 :  Filter with ballast
7 :  Peristaltic pump
8 :  Pool Terre (optional)| 9 :  Fitting
10 :  Injection connector
11 :  Amperometric probe
12 :  pH probe
13 :  Bracket
14 :  Semi-flexible tubing
15 :  Valve| ELEMENTS NOT SUPPLIED :
16 :  Electrical power supply
17 :  pH corrector container
18 :  Copper cable
19 :  Filter
20 :  Ground rod
21 :  Heat pump
22 :  Filtration pump
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ELECTRONICS UNIT

2.1. First commissioning

**** BEFORE FIRST START UP, carefully read the manual supplied with the amperometric probe. This manual contains instructions that are essential for successful start up and optimal operation of the equipment. It is imperative and rigorous to follow and comply with all of this manual.

When first connecting the electronics unit to a power supply :

1. Carry out the programming below.
   Successive
   menus| Possible settings| Navigation
   ---|---|---
   Languages
   ENGLISH| •Francais
   •English
   •Deutsch
   •Espaiol
   •Italiano
   •Nederlander
   •Portugues| For each menu, select a setting with the  buttons, then confirm with the OK button.
   Volume somz| From 10 to 200 m3, in increments of 10 m3
   Date
   01/01/01| Day / Month / Year
   Time xx:xx| Hour / Minute
   Display
   In line| •In line
   •Dashboard
2. Some successive safety mechanisms are displayed.
   2.2. LEDs
   **** Colour| Status| Possible meanings
   ---|---|---
   Green| Continuously on| Production in progress
   Red| Continuously on| •Electronics unit powered off
   •Wintering mode on
   •Alert activated
   Flashing| Alarm activated

2.3. Screen
2.3.1. Overview

• Confirmed information
• Alert activated
Flashing| • Automatic operation in progress
• Information awaiting confirmation
• Alarm activated

2.3.2. Default display

“OFF”)
| OFF| | |
CL.| | | | | Electrolytic cell operating mode
4 The point on the far right appears when production is running (additional indicator on the green LED)
PROD.| | | |
| In progress| | | | Polarisation of amperometric probe in progress
| Cover| | | | Closed cover
| Ext| | | | External command not actuated
| x. X PPM.| | | | Free chlorine level
→  The point on the far right only appears on the dashboard when production is running (additional indicator on the green LED)
| xxx%.| | | | Production setpoint
→  The point on the far right only appears on the dashboard when production is running (additional indicator on the green LED)
| Boost XXh| | | | Boost mode activated
| Bo kkh.| | | | Boost mode activated
→  The point on the far right appears when production is running (additional indicator on the green LED)
| | PH X.X| | | Measuring the pH
| | PH x.x| |
| | PH OFF| | | pH regulation deactivated
| | OFF| |
| | | X.Xg’L| | Salt levels
| | | | xx.xmc| Water temperature

2.4. Keypad

COMMAND KEY
(depending on model)| FUNCTION
---|---
MENU| • Switching on the electronics unit.
→ A few minutes after switching on, production and pH regulation start automatically,
provided that these functions are not deactivated and certain alarms are not activated.
• Switching off the electronic box (press and hold), provided that no alarm or alert is
activated.
→ When switching off, the screen and the green LED turn off while the red LED comes on.
• Access the menus.
BOOST| Activation of Boost mode for a period of 24 hours (with a switch-on delay of a few moments).
TT| • Water temperature display for a few seconds (only if the default display is set to « Online display »).
• Direct access to the menu « settings – Adjustment Temp. » (press and hold).
SALT| • Salt level display for a few seconds (only if the default display is set to 0 Online display »).
• Direct access to the menu « settings – Salt calibration » (press and hold).
pH| Direct access to the menu « PH regulation – Calibration » (press and hold).
| Selecting a value or data element.
| • Cancelling a command.
• Back to the previous (sub)menu.
• Stopping Boost mode.
• Dismissing an alarm or an alert (press or press and hold, depending on the alarm or the alert).
OK| | • Command confirmation.
• Entering a (sub)menu.
• Dismissing an alarm or an alert (press or press and hold, depending on the alarm or the alert).

2.5. Menu navigation

2.6. Features
2.6.1. Selecting the display language

2.6.2. Setting the date and time

Settings
Date XX/XX/XX| Day / Month / Year| 1/1/01
Settings
Hour XX:XX| Hour / Minute| random

2.6.3. Selecting the default display

Electrolytic cell
operating mode| Free chlorine
level (1)
or| Measuring
the pH| Salt levels| Water
temperature
production
setpoint (2)
Online| | | | |
Dashboard| | | | |

(1) If the chlorinator operating mode is set to “CL”.
(2) If the chlorinator operating mode is set to “%”.
2.6.4. Specification of the volume of the pool

settingz i
Volume xxxvi| From 10 to 200 m3, in increments of 10 m3| SO r-ry

2.6.5. Specification of the pH corrector type

regulation
Corrector XXXXX| Acid| pH- p| Acidic
Base| pH+

2.6.6. Specification of the concentration of the pH corrector

pH
Rate XXXXregulati X on X X %| From 5 to 55 %, in steps of 1 %| 37%

2.6.7. Selecting the chlorinator operating mode

Menu| Possible
settings| Meanin g| Indicator viewable
on the display by default| Default
setting
---|---|---|---|---
Chlorination
Mode CL| CL| Production control with the
amperometric probe, according to the CL setpoint and the production setpoint| | CL
%| Continual production, at the
production setpoint|
OFF| Deactivation of the electrolytic cell|

→ Depending on the setting carried out, some menus may not appear.
2.6.8. Memorisation of the last refill/change of electrolyte gel
→ The electrolyte gel relates to the amperometric probe (see the manual supplied with the probe).
→ The menu below only appears if the operating mode of the chlorinator is set to “CL”.

the message 0 Gel Addition Successful » is displayed.

2.6.9. Programming the « Info Gel CL » alert
→ The « Info Gel CL » alert is a reminder to fill/change the electrolytic gel on the same day this alert is activated.
→ The menu below only appears if the operating mode of the chlorinator is set to “CL”.

Menu| Sub-menu| Activation delay after the last refill/change of electrolyte gel
---|---|---
Possible settings| Default setting
Chlorination Cl gel| Cl gel Info| From 30 to 180 days, in 30-day increments| 90 days

2.6.10. Setting the « CL regulation » alarm
→  The « CL regulation » alarm is triggered when the free chlorine level is out of tolerance (± 2 ppm exceeded from the CL setpoint during 48 hours – Default setting).
→  The menu below only appears if the operating mode of the chlorinator is set to “CL”.

Chlorination
CL alarm XXh| From 12 to 96 hrs, in increments of 12 hrs| 48 hrs

2.6.11. Sensor settings

• OFF
• Cmd ext| Cover
Type| • NO
• NC| NO
Flow/pH container| Mode| • OFF
• pH container
• Flow| OFF
Type| • NO
• NC| NO
Salt| –| • ON
• OFF| ON
Temperature| –| • ON
• OFF| ON

Cmd ext : external command.
PH container : empty container sensor.
Type : this parameter does not appear if the corresponding mode is set to OFF.
ON : sensor activated.
OFF : sensor disabled.
NO : switch normally open.
NC : switch normally closed.

Salt level equal to or greater than 2.5 g/L
(or 1.5 g/L if Low Salt equipment)| –| Maintained
Temperature| Water temperature below 15°C| InfWi nteroing| Stopped
Water temperature equal to or higher than 15°C| –| Maintained

• To modify this value, contact a professional.
  2.6.12. Calibration of the water temperature measurement
  →  If the temperature sensor is disabled, the menu below does not appear.

Settings
Salt calibration| From 0.1 to 8 g/L, in increments of 0.1 g/L| Current measurement

2.6.14. Calibration of the pH measurement

measurement

2.6.15. Calibration of the free chlorine rate measurement
→ The menu below only appears if the operating mode of the chlorinator is set to “CL”.

Current measurement

2.6.16. Adjustment of the current inversion supplying power to the cell
**** The power supply inversion aims to prevent scale deposits on the cell. It is imperative to correctly adjust this inversion, in order to maintain the good functioning of the cell in the long term.

• Mixed (from 15 to 25°f)
• Hard (above 257)| According to actual value| Mixed

Auto : The inversion time is set automatically according to predefined parameters, including the specified water hardness.
Manual : The inversion time is set manually according to the specified value.
Inversion time : This parameter does not appear if the Mode is set to Auto.
Water hardness : This parameter does not appear if the Mode is set to Manual.

2.6.17. Setting the production setpoint

Electrolytic cell
operating mode| Menu| Specific instructions| Possible settings| Default
setting
---|---|---|---|---
CL| Chlorination Prod. CL XXX4| –| From 10 to 100 %, in steps of 1 %| 100%
%| Default display| Directly select a value using the buttons (no confirmation required)| OFF (i.e. 0 %),
then from 10 to 100 %,
in increments of 1 %

2.6.18. Setting the pH setpoint

PH regulation
Set value X.X| From 6.8 to 7.6, in increments of 0.1| 7.

2.6.19. Setting the CL setpoint
→ The menu below only appears if the operating mode of the chlorinator is set to “CL”.

Chlorination
CL setpoint X.X| From 0.1 to 5 ppm, in increments of 0.1 ppm| 1 ppm

2.6.20. Boost mode
Boost mode :
– can be used when chlorine is urgently needed.
– sets the production setpoint up to 125 %, for a fixed period.
– can be manually stopped at any time.
**** Boost mode cannot replace a conventional shock treatment in cases of water not fit for bathing.

• It is impossible to start Boost mode if :
  – An alarm has been activated. (After having resolved and dismissed this alarm, wait a few moments in order to be
  able to activate the Boost mode.)
  – The operating mode of the electrolytic cell is set to “OFF”.

• If the Boost mode is restarted manually while it is already running, the Boost mode resets for the duration displayed.

• Boost mode continues after powering off the electronics unit.

• When the Boost mode is manually terminated or stopped, production continues according to the initial setpoint.

Operation with a cover sensor :

• It is impossible to start Boost mode when the cover is closed.
• If the cover closes with Boost mode activated, Boost mode stops instantly.

2.6.21. pH probe calibration
→ The original pH probe is already calibrated. It is therefore not necessary to carry out calibration of the pH probe when putting the equipment into service for the first time.

**** However, it is imperative to carry out a calibration at the beginning of each season when returning to service, and after each probe replacement.

1. Open the pH 7 and pH 10 calibration solutions (use only single-use calibration solutions).

2.  Turn off the filtration (and therefore the electronics unit).

3. If the probe is already installed :
   a) Take the probe out of the measuring chamber, without disconnecting the probe.
   b) Close the housing of the probe in the measuring chamber using the cap provided for this purpose.
   If the probe is not already installed :
   Connect the probe to the electronics unit.

4. Turn on the electronics unit.

5. Go to the « » menu.

6. Navigate through the menus following the below instructions :

2.6.22. Activation/deactivation of pH regulation

2.6.23. Manual injection

Menu| Functions| Possible settings| Setting
by default| Instructions
---|---|---|---|---

• regulation Manual inject.| •Priming of the peristaltic pump and filling of semi- rigid i es
  p p . – pH corrector injection
  •Means of checking the correct operation of the peristaltic pump| From 30 s to 10 min,
  in 30 s increments| 1 min| • To start injecting :
  Confirm the selected setting.
  (The peristaltic pump is running, and the timer countdown is displayed in
  real time.)
  • To pause,
  and to restart the injection :
  Press on OK.
  • To stop the injection :
  Press on .

2.6.24. Bluetooth communication

60 seconds)
• Networking of the electronics unit and connected devices| _
Reset*| Removal of the network connecting the electronics unit to the connected devices

• These settings do not appear if the mode is set to OFF.
  → During a (non-automatic) update of the electronic box software carried out via Bluetooth :
  – The 2 LEDs (red and green) flash alternately.
  – The message « Download – In progress » is displayed.

2.6.25. Chlorination test
→ This test is for use by professionals when carrying out maintenance operations on the equipment.

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2.6.26. Settings reset

carried out (factory configuration).

2.7. Safety
2.7.1. Wintering mode

• The wintering mode is activated by default.
• When wintering mode is activated, wintering mode is automatically switched on and off.
• When wintering mode is on, this is instantly displayed on the screen.
• Wintering mode cannot be manually stopped when it is running.

MESSAGE
DISPLAYED| IMMEDIATE AUTOMATIC
STOP| POSSIBLE CAUSE| CHECKS AND REMEDIES| OPTION TO
DEACTIVATE
VIA THE MENU
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---|---|---|---|---
Production| pH regulation
Info
Wintering| Yes| No| Water temperature
below 15°C| Check that the heat pump :| Yes
– is set correctly.
– works correctly.
Incorrect or
defective electrical
connection of the
temperature sensor| Check :
– the connection of the
temperature sensor to the
electronics unit.
– the condition of the
temperature sensor cable.
Defective
temperature sensor| Change the temperature sensor.

2.7.2. Alarms and alerts

AUTOMATIC OPERATION(S)
UPON ACTIVATION| DISMISSAL*
---|---
| DEFAULT
CONFIGURATION| Message
displayed| Immediate stop of production
and/or pH regulation
ALARMS| Activated| Alam (…)| Yes| Press the OK or button (press
or press and hold, depending
whether it is alarm or alert).
ALERTS| Info (…)| No

• The corresponding alarm or alert is maintained while the detected fault remains in place, and the corresponding message reappears a few moments after dismissal.

MESSAGE
DISPLAYED/
FAULT
DETECTED| IMMEDIATE AUTOMATIC
STOP| POSSIBLE CAUSE| CHECKS AND REMEDIES| OPTION TO
DEACTIVATE
VIA THE MENU
« Seturrs. –
alarms o
---|---|---|---|---
Production| pH regulation
Alarm
cl calibration| Yes| No| Unadjusted free
chlorine rate
measurement| Carrying out an adjustment of the free chlorine rate measurement.| Yes
Alarm
Emetv pH
container| No| Yes| pH corrector
container empty| Replace the pH corrector
container.| Yes
Al pr:„| Yes| No| Cell problem| •Check that :| No
– the cell is not scaled.
– the electrical connections to the terminals of the cell are sufficiently tight and not oxidised.
– the cell’s power cable is in good condition.
– the cell’s power cable
connector is correctly
connected to the
electronics unit.
•Check (and adjust if
necessary) the setting of
the current inversion
supplying power to the cell.
•As a last resort, replace the
cell.
Insufficient salt rate| •Check the salt level
manually with a recent test kit.
•Top up with salt if
necessary, so as to obtain a salt level of 5 kg/m3 (or 2.5 kg/m3 for Low Salt
equipment).
Electronics unit
power board
problem| Contact a professional.
MESSAGE
DISPLAYED /
FAULT DETECTED| IMMEDIATE AUTOMATIC
STOP| POSSIBLE CAUSE| CHECKS AND REMEDIES| OPTION TO
DEACTIVATE VIA
THE MENU
u Settings –
Alarms 0
---|---|---|---|---
Production| pH regulation
.-,i ,| Yes| Yes| Insufficient water
flow| Check that :| No
– the flow sensor is
properly connected to
the electronics unit.
– the flow sensor is
activated (see sensor
settings).
– the valves on the
filtration circuit are open. – the filtration pump is
working correctly.
– the filtration circuit is not
blocked.
– there is enough water in
the pool.
| Yes| No| Loss of
communication
between the
control board
and the power
board of the
electronics unit| Contact a professional.| No
4| Yes| No| Incorrect or
defective
electrical
connection of
the
amperometric
probe| Check :| No
– connection of the
amperometric probe to
the electronics unit.
– the condition of the
amperometric probe
cable.
– internal wiring to the
amperometric probe.
– the state of the terminal block internal to the amperometric probe.
Amperometric
probe defective
or at the end of
Its life| Change the amperometric
probe.
MESSAGE DISPLAYED / FAULT DETECTED| IMMEDIATE AUTOMATIC
STOP| PO5511311 CAUSE| CHECKS AND REMEDIES| OPTION TO
DEACTIVATE
VIA THE MENU
»
---|---|---|---|---
Production| pH regulation
Cr| No| Yes| Series of 5 unsuccessful
attempts to correct the
pH| •Ensure the pH corrector
container is not empty.
•Check the condition of| Yes
the •
– filter with ballast.
– semi-rigid pipes.
– peristaltic pump.
– injection connector.
•Carry out a manual
injection.
Check that :
– the peristaltic pump is
working properly.
– the pH corrector is
injected correctly.
•Check the settings in
the « pH regulation –
SetPoint », a PH
regulation – Corrector »
and « Settings – Volume »
menus.
•Carry out a calibration of the pH probe.
Alan,
Low water| Yes| Yes| Insufficient quantity of
water| •Check that :| Yes
– the filtration pump is
working correctly.
– the pipe at the level of the salt sensor is completely filled with water.
•Top up the water if
necessary.
Zero salt level| •Check the salt level
manually with a recent test kit.
•Top up with salt if
necessary, so as to obtain a salt level of 5 kg/m3 (or 2.5 kg/m3 for Low Salt equipment).
MESSAGE
DISPLAYED/
FAULT
DETECTED| IMMEDIATE AUTOMATIC
STOP| POSSIBLE CAUSE| CHECKS
AND REMEDIES| OPTION TO
DEACTIVATE
VIA THE MENU
« Settings –
Alarms •
---|---|---|---|---
Production| pH regulation
Alarm
CL regulation| Yes| No| Free chlorine rate out of
tolerance (excess of ± 2
ppm compared to the CL
setpoint during 48 hours
–  default setting)| •Carry out :,| Yes
– an electrolysis test. –
an adjustment of the
free chlorine rate
measurement.
•Check (and adjust if
necessary) the setting of the CL setpoint.
•Set the production
setpoint to 100 %.
Alarm
Low salt| Yes| No| Salt level less than 2.5
g/L (or 1.5 g/L if Low Salt
equipment)| •Check the salt level
manually with a recent test kit.
•Top up with salt if
necessary, so as to
obtain a salt level of 5
kg/m3 (or 2.5 kg/m3
for Low Salt
equipment).| Yes
Insufficient quantity of
water| •Check that :
– the filtration pump is
working correctly.
–
the pipe at the level of the salt sensor is completely filled with water.
•Top up the water if
necessary.
into
pH calibration| No| No| pH probe incorrectly
calibrated| Carry out a calibration of the pH probe.| Yes
Into
Cl get| No| No| Electrolyte gel of the
amperometric probe
absent or expired| Fill up/change the
electrolyte gel.| Yes
Non-memorised
electrolytic gel
refill/change| Memorise the last
refill/change of
electrolyte gel.

2.7.3. Important precautions regarding the peristaltic pump
This chapter is applicable if the electronics unit is fitted with a cover hiding the peristaltic pump.
**** When one of the 2 messages below is displayed, the peristaltic pump is running. IN THIS CASE, DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER OF THE ELECTRONICS UNIT COVERING THE PERISTALTIC PUMP.

→ If case of doubt about the correct functioning of the peristaltic pump :

1. Switch off the electronics unit.
2. Removethe cover of the electronics unit which covers the peristaltic pump.
3.  Remove the internal pipe from the peristaltic pump, without removing the semi-rigid pipes connected to it.
4. Check the condition of the peristaltic pump and internal pipes.
5. Turn on the electronics unit.
6.  Carry out a manual (vacuum) injection.
7. Check that the peristaltic pump is running correctly.

2.8. Data history

History
pH calibration| | Date of the last pH probe calibration
History
Cl calibration| –| Date of the last adjustment of the free chlorine rate measurement
HistoryGel added| | Date of the last refill/change of electrolyte gel
History
Filtration| Filtration Time D-1| Duration of filtration pump operation the previous day
Filtration Average time W-1| Average daily operating time of the filtration pump the previous week
Filtration Average time M-1| Average daily operating time of the filtration pump the preceding month
History Chlorination| Chlorination Time D-1| Duration of chlorine production the previous day
Chlorination Average time 61-1| Average daily chlorine production time in the previous week
Chlorination Average time M-1| Average daily chlorine production time in the previous month
Chlorination
Total| Cumulative duration of chlorine production since the first start up of the
electronics unit
Chlorination Cell life| Remaining cell life (estimate in %)
History
PH injection| PH injection Time D-1| Duration of peristaltic pump operation the previous day
PH injection Average time W-1| Average daily operating time of the peristaltic pump the previous week
PH injection Average time M-1| Average daily operating time of the peristaltic pump the preceding month
PH injection Total| Cumulative duration of peristaltic pump operation since the first start up of the electronics unit
History
Temperature| Temperature Temp.D-1| Average water temperature the previous day
Temperature
Temp. W-1| Average water temperature for the previous week
Temperature
Temp. ri-i| Average water temperature for the previous month

2.9. Further information

Software Version
MASTER: XX.XX| Control boardprogram
Software Version
SLAVE: XX.XX| Power cardprogram
ID Code:
xxxxxxxx| Configuration code
S/N: xxxx-xxxxxx-xxx| Serial number
MAC address:
xxxxxxxxxxxx| MAC address for Bluetooth connection
Int temperature:
xx.c| Internal temperature

GUARANTEE

Before contacting your dealer, please have the following to hand :
– your purchase invoice. – the serial no. of the electronics unit.
– the installation date of the equipment.
– the parameters of your pool (salinity, pH, chlorine levels, water temperature, stabilizer level, pool volume, daily filtration time, etc.).
Every effort and all our technical experience has gone into designing this equipment. It has been subjected to quality controls. If, despite all the attention and expertise involved in its manufacture, you need to make use of our guarantee, it only applies to free replacement of the equipment’s defective parts (excluding shipping costs in both directions).
Guarantee period (proven by date of invoice)
Electronics unit : 2 years. Cell : – 1 year minimum outside the European Union (excluding warranty extension).
– 2 year minimum in the European Union (excluding warranty extension).
Probes : depending on model. Repairs and spare parts : 3 months.
The periods indicated above correspond to standard guarantees. However, these can vary depending on the country of installation and the distribution network.
Scope of the guarantee
The guarantee covers all parts, with the exception of wearing parts that must be replaced regularly.
The equipment is guaranteed against all manufacturing defects within the strict limitations of normal use.
After-sales services
All repairs will be carried out in the workshop.
Shipping costs in both directions are at the user’s own expense.
Any downtime and loss of use of a device in the event of repairs shall not give rise to any claim for compensation.
In all cases, the equipment is always sent at the user’s own risk.
Before taking delivery, the user must ensure that it is in perfect condition and, if necessary, write down any reservations on the shipping note of the carrier.
Confirm with the carrier within 72 hours by recorded letter with acknowledgement of receipt.
Replacement under guarantee shall in no case extend the original guarantee period.

Guarantee application limit
In order to improve the quality of their products, the manufacturer reserves the right to modify the characteristics of the products at any time without notice. This documentation is provided for information purposes only and is not contractually binding with respect to third parties. The manufacturer’s guarantee, which covers manufacturing defects, should not be confused with the operations described in this documentation. Installation, maintenance and, more generally, any servicing of the manufacturer’s products should only be performed by professionals. This work must also be carried out in accordance with the current standards in the country of installation at the time of installation. The use of any parts other than original parts voids the guarantee ipso facto for the entire equipment.
The following are excluded from the guarantee :
– Equipment and labour provided by third parties in installing the device.
– Damage caused by installation not in compliance with the instructions.
– Problems caused by modifications, accidents, misuse, negligence of professionals or end users, unauthorised repairs, fire, floods, lightning, freezing, armed conflict or any other force-majeure events.
Any equipment damaged due to non-compliance with the instructions regarding safety, installation, use and maintenance contained in this documentation will not be covered by the guarantee. Every year, we make improvements to our products and software. These new versions are compatible with previous models. The new versions of hardware and software cannot be added to earlier models under the guarantee.
Implementation of the guarantee
For more information regarding this guarantee, contact your dealer or our After-Sales Service. All requests must be accompanied by a copy of the purchase invoice.
Legislation and disputes
This guarantee is subject to French law and all European directives or international treaties in force at the time of the claim, applicable in France. In case of disputes concerning its interpretation or execution, the High Court of Montpellier (France) shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

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