HAYWARD HCC2000 HCC Automated Controller Owner’s Manual

HAYWARD HCC2000 HCC Automated Controller

Product Information: HCC 2000 Automated Controller

The HCC 2000 Automated Controller is a chemical automation system designed for pools and spas. It allows for the automatic monitoring and control of water chemistry, specifically the oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) and flow rate. The controller comes with components such as the ORP Sensor, Flow Sensor, and Flow Cell, which work together to ensure optimal water quality.

Components of an HCC 2000 Automated System

• ORP Sensor: Samples water from the filtration system and measures the oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) of the water. ORP is an indicator of sanitizer activity and bacteriological water quality.
• Flow Sensor: Monitors the flow rate across the  pH and ORP sensors. It signals the controller to disable automated chemical feeding when the filtration system is off or low recirculation flow is detected.
• Flow Cell: Provides a convenient mounting location for the pH, ORP, and Flow Sensors. It ensures optimal hydraulic conditions for accurate sensor performance and longevity.

Product Usage Instructions

1. Installation

   • Before installing the HCC 2000 controller, ensure that all recirculating pumps, heaters, etc. are turned off.
   • If the filtration system is located below water level, adjust all necessary valves to eliminate pressure from the system.

2. Preparing Pool or Spa Water Chemistry

   • Follow the recommended water chemistry guidelines for your pool or spa.
   • Ensure that the ORP sensor is properly calibrated for accurate measurement.

3. Setting and Operating the HCC 2000

   • Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on setting up and operating the HCC 2000 controller.
   • Use the advanced setup mode to customize the controller’s settings according to your specific requirements.
   • The controller is preset from the factory to maintain ORP at 650 millivolts.

4. Maintenance

   • Regularly inspect all power cords and replace any damaged cords immediately to reduce the risk of electric shock.
   • Follow the maintenance guidelines provided in the user manual
     to ensure optimal performance of the HCC 2000 controller.

5. Troubleshooting

   • If you encounter any issues with the HCC 2000 controller, refer to the troubleshooting section of the user manual for possible solutions.

Please note that this product is copyrighted by Hayward Industries, Inc. All rights reserved.

SECTION 1. CHEMICAL AUTOMATION WITH THE CC 2000

A pool operator typically checks and adiusts pool or spa water chemistry hourly at best. The HCC 2000 continuously monitors pH and sanitizer activity, constantly adjusting the feeding of chemicals on a basis proportional to the demand. The results include elimination of “human error”, accurate and reliable maintenance of chemical levels twenty-four hours a day, compliance with Health Department chemistry standards, reduced burden on operating staff, and a reduction of chemical usage and costs.

The following graph (Illustration 1.) compares typical chlorine levels when chemistry is adjusted manually versus automatically with the HCC 2000 controller.

ILLUSTRATION 1. MANUAL -VS- AUTOMATED CONTROL

SECTION 2. COMPONENTS
of an HCC 2000 AUTOMATED SYSTEM The following is a description of the components incorporated in a typical HCC 2000 controller system:

The pH Sensor samples water from the filtration system and sends signals to the controller indicating the acidity of the water. The ideal pH range for pools and spas is 7.4 – 7.6. The HCC 2000 controller is preset from the factory to maintain pH 7.5. If pH is maintained below 7.4 (too acidic), eye irritation, corrosion of equipment, and damage to the pool or spa surface can occur. If pH is maintained above 7.6 (too alkaline), sanitizer activity is reduced, water may become cloudy, and eve irritation may result.

The ORP Sensor samples water from the filtration system and sends signals to the controller indicating the oxidation-reduction potential (redox) of the water. ORPis ar actual measure of sanitizer activity (chlorine, bromine, ozone, etc.) bacteriological water quality rather than an expression of chemical residual levels The HCC 2000 controller is preset from the factory to maintain ORP at 650 millivolts.

The Flow Sensor (required monitors the rate of flow across the pH and ORP sensors and signals the controller to disable automated chemical feeding during periods when the filtration system is off or low recirculation flow is detected.

The Flow Cell provides a convenient location for mounting the pH, OR and Flow Sensor while ensuring ideal hydraulic conditions to maximize sensor performance and life.

The HCC 2000 controller unit scans and interprets the signals from the pH and ORP probes, displays water quality readings in digital format, and activates chemical feeders in proportion to the demand required to maintain setpoint pH and OR levels. The unit incorporates audible and visual safeguard alarms for out of range conditions, calibration adjustment for pH, and mode selections to manually feed or disable feeding for either channel. The HCC 2000 controller unit also features an internal micro-computer for unsurpassed accuracy, adaptability, and ease of use. All user- entries and adjustments are made through the touch-screen interface front panel.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

1. WARNING – Important safety information is contained throughout this manual. Read complete instructions prior to installation.
2. WARNING – Risk of Electric Shock. Connect controller only to a grounding type receptacle protected by a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFI). Hayward recommends installation to a dedicated GFI circuit breaker performed by a licensed electrician.
3. WARNING – Disconnect power before servicing. Other than the fuses, there are no user serviceable parts inside the controller.
4. WARNING – All power cords should be inspected frequently. Any damaged power cords must be replaced immediately to reduce the risk of electric shock. Never operate a controller without functional flow protection.
5. WARNING – Installation requires a properly located GFI protected receptacle. Never use an extension cord for electrical connections to the controller.
6. WARNING – Always mount controller in a safe area not subject to damage by moving objects. Never bury controller power cords.
7. WARNING – Any person using, adjusting, or monitoring the controller must be at least 18 years of age and be familiar with these instructions and the contents of this manual.
8. WARNING – Always take and record manual water chemistry readings in conformance with Health Department requirements. Although automated controllers are a great aid in maintaining healthy water quality, controllers are not a substitute for manual water testing with an accurate test kit
9. WARNING – Always read and become familiar with Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and safe handling instructions for all chemicals used with the controller.
10. Caution : The automatic controller should not be installed where it is accessible to the public.

Please unpack your new controller system carefully. Do not use a razor or sharp instrument to remove contents. Report any shipping or handling damage immediately to your shipping company. Enclosed in the packaging you should find all of the following:

1. HCC2000 Water Chemistry Controller
2. PVC Backboard with Mounting Holes and Stainless Hardware
3. Flow Cell with Flow Sensor and Valves
4. pH Sensor with 24″ Cable and BNC Connector
5. ORP Sensor with 24* Cable and BNC Connector
6. 30° Roll, Poly Installation Tubing (3/8″ OD) (2) 1/4ªNPT x3/8* Tubing True-Seal Connectors
7. BNC Connector Protective Covers (Remove to Connect Sensors)
8. Sensor Storage Containers (1) HCC2000 Owner’s Manual
9. HCC 2000 Ouick Start Guide

Before commencing installation, please confirm that items listed above have been included. Please report any shortages immediately to the factory.

The following tools are recommended for installation

• Drill (Cordless preferred)
• 7/16″ Drill Bit
• 1/4″ NPT (National Pipe Tapered) Tap
• Masonry Drill Bit & Anchors (if required)
• 13/16* Wrench or Channel-Lock Pliers.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
The key to a successful flow cell installation is in the plumbing. A pressure differential is required to allow clean, untreated water to pass through the flow cell and across the sensors. We recommend using a pressure-suction “loop” line.

1. Turn offheater, chemical feeders, pump, and any other related equipment. Relieve pressure from filtration system.
2. Select a convenient mounting location for the controller unit which will meet the following criteria
   • A. Facilitates a combined (influent and effluent) maximum tubing run of 30°
   • B. Located a minimum often feet from pool or spa.
   • C. GFI protected power source available.
   • D. Easily accessible to pool or spa operator.
   • E. Away from corrosive materials and physical hazards.
3. Securely mount Controller and PVC Backboard on vertical wall.
4. Drill and tap a 1/4″ NPT port at a location just down-stream of the filter, but up- stream from any chemical injection point. Install a tubing connector, and run flex tubing to the influent flow cell port.
5. Drill and tap a 1/4″ NPT port at a location subject to vacuum or reduced pressure. Install the remaining tubing connector and run flex tubing to the effluent flow cell port.
6. Cut a 3″ to 6″ length of flex tubing and insert into the sample stream port.
7. Remove pH and ORP sensors from the plastic storage bottles and save bottles and storage fluid for future use. Thread sensors into flow cell.
8. Remove BC protective covers from left side of controller unit and store for future use. These covers protect the controller unit from electro-static discharge (ESD) and should be used whenever handling or transporting the controller unit.
9. Connect the pH, ORP and Flow sensor cables to the controller unit as labeled. Sensor cables are constructed from a specialized material – never cut or splice.
10. If new or additional chemical feeders are to be used with the controller, install according to manufacturers instructions at this time.
11. Connect chemical feeders to the controller as labeled.
12. Check all electrical and mechanical connections. Resume filtration system operation and check for any leaks.

ILLUSTRATION 2. HCC 2000 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM

Now that your new controller has been physically installed, water chemistry should be tested and adjusted prior to initiating automated control of the pool or spa. Confirm that your pool or spa water conforms to the following ranges before powering on and setting up the HCC 2000.

The above table indicates generally accepted guidelines. Always maintain water chemistry according to standards set by your local or State Health Department.

Hayward® water quality controllers maintain sanitizer levels (chlorine, bromine, ozone, etc.) based on ORP. Although ORP is a superior index of water quality compared to part per million sanitizer residual levels, factors such as pH, cyanuric acid concentration and total dissolved solids can affect sanitizer residual readings relative to ORP.
Hayward strongly recommends establishing desired pH, sanitizer residual, calcium hardness, total alkalinity, temperature and cyanuric acid levels prior to initiating automated control of the pool or spa. The ORP setpoint will need to be changed periodically as described later in this section if the goal is to provide consistent sanitizer residual levels rather than consistent control of ORP.

Once desired start up chemistry parameters have been established, you are ready to set the HCC 2000 to automatically maintain pH and sanitizer levels. Please refer to Illustration 4 for controller unit button designations. Button designations appear in bold type.

Selecting Acid or Base Feed
The HCC 2000 is preset from the factory to operate in the acid feed mode (when pH exceeds the setpoint, the pH chemical feeder is activated). If the sanitizer used at vour facility causes the pH to decrease vou must select base feed mode. To switch the controller between acid feed and base feed modes, perform the following steps.

1. Press and hold the Hidden Button (#1) for five seconds to enter advanced setup mode.
2. Scroll to pFD and press the enter key. Scroll to select A for acid feed or B for base feed. Press the Enter key to set your selection, then press the Hidden Button (#1) again to return to normal operating mode. As the unit powers on, the digital pH readout will display an “A” or “B” indicating whether acid feed or base feed mode has been activated.

Calibrating pH
Readings from the HCC 2000 are far more accurate than those obtained from most liquid test standards. To match manual water testing results or compensate for a depleted or unclean pH sensor, the pH channel of the controller may be calibrated as follows

1. Press the pH Setpoint Adjustment Button (#4) twice, illuminating the green “CALIBRATE” LED.
2. Press the arrow-shaped pH Channel Increase Button (#2) or pH Channel Decrease Button (#3) until the digital display matches your manual pH test reading.
3. The controller will automatically return to the normal operating mode after twenty seconds, storing any changes.

Changing the pH Sctpoint
The HCC 2000 is preset from the factory to maintain pH at 7.5. To set pH control at a different level, perform the following

1. Press the pH Setpoint Adjustment Button (#4) until the green “SET” LED is illuminated.
2. Press the arrow-shaped pH Channel Increase Button (#2) or pH Channel Decrease Button (#3) until the digital display matches your desired pH control level.
3. The controller will automatically return to the normal operating mode after twenty seconds, storing any changes.

Changing the OR Setpoint
The HCC 2000 is preset from the factory to maintain ORP at 650 mV. This is the generally accepted world standard for safe drinking water. In order to meet Health Department standards for a particular pool or spa, the OR setpoint may be changed to maintain a desired sanitizer level by performing the following

1. Manually test pool or spa to confirm that the current sanitizer reading (chlorine, bromine, etc.) is the level you wish to maintain.
2. Note the ORP reading displayed by the controller.
3. Press the ORP Setpoint Adjustment Button (#8) until the green “SET” LED is illuminated.
4. Press the arrow-shaped ORP Channel Increase Button (#6) or ORP Channel Decrease Button (#7) until the digital display matches the ORP reading previously noted.
5. The controller will automatically return to the normal operating mode after twenty seconds, storing any changes. The OR setpoint should be changed as needed to maintain sanitizer residuals in conformance with Health Department standards.

Manually Activating pH Feed
To manually enable the pH chemical feeder press the pH Channel Mode Selection Button (#5) until the green “MANUAL” LED is illuminated. The chemical feeder will operate continuously for 30 minutes, and then automatically revert to “Auto” to prevent accidental over-feeding.

Manually Activating ORP Feed
To manually enable the OR chemical feeder press the ORP Channel Mode Selection Button (#9) until the green “MANUAL” LED is illuminated. The chemical feeder will operate continuously for 30 minutes, and then automatically revert to “Auto” to prevent accidental over-feeding

Manually Disabling pH Feed
To manually prevent operation of the pH chemical feeder press the pH Channel Mode Selection Button (#5) until the red “OFF” LED is illuminated. Automatic pH feeding will be disabled. So that the user may have time to enter selections, the chemical feeding cycle will not be interrupted for approximately ten seconds.

Manually Disabling ORP Feed
To manually prevent operation of the pH chemical feeder press the ORP Channel Mode Selection Button (#9) until the red “OFF” LED is illuminated. Automatic ORP feeding will be disabled. So that the user may have time to enter selections, the chemical feeding cycle will not be interrupted for approximately ten seconds.

Automatically Controlling pH Feed
For automated control of the pH chemical feeder press the pH Channel Mode Selection Button (#5) until the green “AUTO” LED is illuminated. The chemical feeder will operate automatically in proportion to chemical demand. So that the user may have time to enter selections, the chemical feeding cycle will not be interrupted for approximately ten seconds.

Automatically Controlling ORP Feed
For automated control of the ORP chemical feeder press the ORP Channel Mode Selection Button (#9) until the green “AUTO” LED is illuminated. The chemical feeder will operate automatically in proportion to chemical demand. So that the user may have time to enter selections, the chemical feeding cycle will not be interrupted for approximately ten seconds.

About Proportional Feed
The HCC 2000 features an advanced proportional feed algorithm which constantly analyzes demand for chemicals and initiates feeding in intervals based on the relationship between setpoint and actual water sample values. This feature is highly valuable in maintaining precise control of water chemistry in most applications, but should be disabled for use with salt chlorine systems.

POWER : Controller Unit Power Switch

• 1 :Hidden Button (Located Behind “pH” Text)
• 2: pH Channel Increase Button
• 3 : pH Channel Decrease Button
• 4 :pH Channel Setpoint Adjustment Button
• 5 :pH Channel Mode Selection Button
• 6 :ORP Channel Increase Button
• 7 :ORP Channel Decrease Button
• 8 :ORP Channel Setpoint Adjustment Button
• 9 :ORP Channel Mode Selection Button

The HCC 2000 controller incorporates an advanced programming menu and enhanced features. The advanced programming menu contains features which are usually implemented during initial dealer setup and do not need to be routinely changed by the operator.

No-Flow Alarm
The no-flow alarm displays the prompt on the LED displays, in addition to activating both channel Alarm indicators and sounding the audible alarm:
no Flo

Power On Display
At power on, the controller displays the pH feed mode and firmware version number. The pH feed mode is displayed on the pH channel
LED display : 3.17

:

• A : Acid feed selected.
• b :Base feed selected.

The firmware version number is displayed on the ORP channel LED display

Firmware version number (or later).

Entering Advanced Setup Mode
Find the Hidden Button (#1) located behind the large pH text over the pH digital display.

1. Press and hold the Hidden Button (#1) for five seconds to enter advanced setup mode.
2. Press the Up (#6) and Down (#7) arrow buttons to scroll through programming options.
3. Press the Enter Button (#8) to make a selection.

pH Feed Mode (Acid or Base Feed)
P.Fd pH Feed. Selects the condition under which the pH feed output is activated.

• A :Acid (default). pH feed output is activated when the measured pH is greater than the pH setpoint, indicating the need to feed acid to decrease the pH of the water.
• b :Base. pH feed output is activated when the measured pH is less than the pH setpoint, indicating the need to feed base to increase the pH of the water.

ph Priority
P.Pr pH Priority. Inhibits ORP feed when  pH is not within 2 of setpoint.

• OFF :Off (default). The pH feed and ORP feed decisions are independent of each other.
• On : On. The pH Priority feature is enabled. Inhibits the ORP feed output when the measured pH value differs from the pH setpoint by more than 0.2 pH units. For example, when the pH setpoint is 7.5, then the ORP feed output will be enabled when the measured pH value is in the range 7.3 to 7.7; and inhibited when the measured pH is any value outside this range

pH Proportional Feed
P.PF pH Proportional Feed. Selects either fixed setpoint or proportional control.

• OFF :Off. The pH feed output is activated based on a simple above or below setpoint decision. When the measured pH value is less than or equal to the pH setpoint
  ( pH Feed : Acid selected) or greater than or egual to the pH setpoint
  ( pH Feed: Base selected) the pH output feed is turned off. Otherwise, the pH feed output is turned on.

• On :On (Default). The pH feed output is activated based on the difference between the pH setpoint and the measured pH value. As the difference increases, the duration the pH feed output is turned on increases to 20, 30, 40, and 50 seconds of the 60 second cycle, and then the pH feed output is turned on continuously.

pH Alarm High Limit
P.AH :pH Alarm Limit High. Sets the high alarm point for the pH channel. When the measured pH value is greater than this limit, the audible alarm will be activated and the pH feed output will be disabled. The alarm will be cleared and feed will resume automatically when the measured pH value returns to within the non-alarm range.

8.2
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select a value between 6.0 and 9.0 pH. The value must be greater than the pH alarm low value. The default value is 8.2 pH.

ORP Proportional Feed
O.PF ORP Proportional Feed. Selects either fixed setpoint or proportional control.

• OFF :Off. The OP feed output is activated based on a simple above or below setpoint decision. When the measured ORP value is less than or equal to the ORP setpoint, the ORP output feed is turned on. Otherwise, the ORP feed output is turned off.
• On : On (Default). The ORP feed output is activated based on the difference between the OR setpoint and the measured OR value. As the difference increases, the duration the ORP feed output is turned on increases to 20, 30, 40, and 50 seconds of the 60 second cycle, and then the ORP feed output is turned on continuously.

ORP Overfeed Timer
O.OF ORP Overfeed Timer. When Off is selected, the ORP feed output will remain activated as long as an ORP feed condition is indicated. When any other selection is made, an overfeed limit timer is enabled on the OR feed output. After the OR feed output has been turned on for a period of time greater than this limit, the ORP channel is turned off and placed into an overfeed alarm condition which must be manually reset.

If ORP Proportional Feed: On has been selected, the ORP feed output must be on continuously for the overfeed time limit, rather than in the part of the proportional feed cycle in which the ORP feed output is on for only a portion of the 60 second proportional feed cycle.
After the ORP feed channel is placed into the overfeed alarm condition, the ORP channel is turned off and the ORP Feed Mode indicator flashes rapidly to indicate the alarm. Press the ORP Feed Mode button to return the OR channel to the off, manual or automatic feed mode. This will reset the OR overfeed alarm and restart the overfeed timer. The ORP overfeed alarm will also be reset if the controller is powered off and then back on.

pH Overfeed Timer
P.OF pH Overfeed Timer. When Off is selected, the pH feed output will remain activated as long as a pH feed condition is indicated. When any other selection is made, an overfeed limit timer is enabled on the pH feed output. After the pH feed output has been turned on for a period of time greater than this limit, the pH channel is turned off and placed into an overfeed alarm condition which must be manually reset.

If pH Proportional Feed: On has been selected, the pH feed output must be on continuously for the overfeed time limit, rather than in the part of the proportional feed cycle in which the pH feed output is on for only a portion of the 60 second proportional feed cycle.
After the pH feed channel is placed into the overfeed alarm condition, the pH channel is turned off and the pH Feed Mode indicator flashes rapidly to indicate the alarm. Press the pH Feed Mode button to return the pH channel to the off, manual or automatic feed mode. This will reset the pH overfeed alarm and restart the overfeed timer. The pH overfeed alarm will also be reset if the controller is powered off and then back on.

The pH overfeed timer is disabled when the pH Feed Mode button is used to place the pH channel in the manual feed state.

• OFF : Off – the pH feed output will remain on for an unlimited amount of time.
• 15: 15 Minutes.
• 30 :30 Minutes.
• 60 :60 Minutes (1 Hour).
• 120 :120 Minutes (2 Hours).
• 180 :180 Minutes (3 Hours).
• 240 :240 Minutes (4 Hours) – default

pH Low Alarm Limit P.AL pH Alarm Limit Low. Sets the low alarm point for the pH channel. When the measured pH value is less than this limit, the audible alarm will be activated and the pH feed output will be disabled. The alarm will be cleared and feed will resume automatically when the measured pH value returns to within the non-alarm range.

6.8
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select a value between 6.0 and 9.0 pH.
The value must be less than the pH alarm high value The default value is 6.8 pH.

Demonstration Mode
dEO Places the controller in Demo Mode for showroom display, presentations, etc.

Audible Alarm (Beeper)
Pr The Beeper setting allows the audible alarm to be enabled (default) or disabled.

Serial Interface
Sr The HCC 2000 includes a standard Rs232 serial interface. A header assembly and cable are required to connect.

Onl Online Communications. Use this selection when the controller is attached to a PC or building automation system.
Prn Printer (default). Use this selection when the controller is attached to an optional Serial Printer to make a hard-copy record of controller operating parameters. The printer is supplied with a cable to connect it to the controller. The Serial Printer prints one data record at 15 minute intervals Data recorded includes pH and ORP measured values, and the feed output and alarm status of both channels.

When all desired settings have been entered, press the Hidden Button or wait 30 seconds and the controller will return to default operating mode.

ORP Overfeed Timer – Continued
The ORP overfeed timer is disabled when the OR Feed Mode button is used to place the ORP channel in the manual feed state.

• OFF :Off – The ORP feed output will remain on for an unlimited amount of time.
• 15 :15 Minutes.
• 30: 30 Minutes.
• 60 :60 Minutes (1 Hour).
• 12 :120 Minutes (2 Hours).
• 180 :180 Minutes (3 Hours).
• 240 :240 Minutes (4 Hours) – default

ORP Alarm Low Limit
O.AL ORP Alarm Low Limit. Sets the low alarm point for the ORP channel. When the measured ORP value is less than this limit, the audible alarm will be activated and the ORP feed output will be disabled. The alarm will be cleared and feed will resume automatically when the measured OR value returns to within the non-alarm range.

525
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select a value between 200 and 995 pH. The value must be less than the pH alarm high value.
The default value is 525 mV.

ORP Alarm High Limit
O.AH ORP Alarm Limit High. Sets the high alarm point for the ORP channel. When the measured ORP value is greater than this limit, the audible alarm will be activated and the ORP feed output will be disabled. The alarm will be cleared and feed will resume automatically when the measured ORP value returns to within the non-alarm range.

900
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select a value between 400 and 995.
The value must be greater than the ORP alarm low value.
The default value is 900 mV.

Clear All Programming and Restore Factory Defaults
CIr Factory Clear. Returns all controller operating parameters to their default values.

Please refer to Illustration 5 with reference to designations of the various LED indicator lights on the front panel. Please note that for enhanced viewing the HCC 2000 features a “dead-front” display panel, so only illuminated indicators will be visible to the user. All lights and indicators are activated during power-on.

pH Feed Indicator (#1)
This green LED is illuminated whenever the pH chemical feeder is automatically or manually activated.

pH Alarm Indicator (#2)
Illumination of this red indicator is accompanied by an audible alarm and indicates that pH is outside of the safe operating range. Check that the pH chemical feeder is functioning properly and that an adequate chemical supply is available.

pH Digital Display (#3)
The red digital numeric display of the pH channel normally indicates the current pH of the pool or spa water (as calibrated) passing through the filtration system. Pressing the pH Setpoint Adjustment Button until the red “SET” LED is illuminated causes the pH setpoint to be displaved.

pH Setpoint Adjustment Mode Indicator (#4)
This green LED is illuminated whenever the controller is in the pH setpoint adjustment mode. Setpoint adjustment is allowed only when this LED is illuminated.

pH Calibrate Mode Indicator (#5)
This green LED is illuminated whenever the controller is in the pH calibration mode. Calibration of the pH display is allowed only when this LED is illuminated.

pH Automatic Control Indicator #6)
This green LED is illuminated when pH is under automated control.

pH Manual Off Indicator (#7)
This red LED is illuminated when pH feeding is manually disabled.

pH Manual On Indicator (#8)
This green LED is illuminated when pH feeding is manually activated.

ORP Alarm Indicator (#10)
Illumination of this red indicator is accompanied by an audible alarm and indicates that ORP is outside of the safe operating range. Check that the ORP chemical feeder is functioning properly and that an adequate supply sanitizer is available.

ORP Digital Display (#11)
The red digital numeric display of the OR channel of the controller normally indicates the current ORP (oxidation-reduction potential) of the pool or spa water passing through the filtration system. Pressing the ORP Setpoint Adjustment Button until the red “SET” LED is illuminated causes the ORP setpoint to be displayed.

ORP Setpoint Adjustment Mode Indicator (#12)
This green LED is illuminated whenever the controller is in the ORP setpoint adjustment mode.

ORP Automatic Control Indicator (#13)
This green LED is illuminated when ORP is under automated control.

ORP Manual Off Indicator (#14)
This red LED is illuminated when ORP feeding is manually disabled.

ORP Manual On Indicator (#15)
This green LED is illuminated when pH feeding is manually activated.

HCC 2000 CONTROLLER
The HCC 2000 controller unit is virtually maintenance free. Cleaning of the enclosure, front panel and flow cell can be performed using a clean, soft cloth moistened with mild soap and water solution or glass cleaner. Use of abrasives or harsh chemicals may damage the enclosure and membrane switch panel.

WATER MAINTENANCE
Always test and record water chemistry readings in compliance with Health Department requirements using a quality manual test kit. Calibrate pH periodically as described earlier in this manual.
It is important to note that changes in pH, cyanuric acid concentration, total dissolved solids, and use of additional or alternative sanitizers will all affect the primary sanitizer residual level relative to ORP. It is important to maintain total alkalinity on a regular basis to ensure pH stability. To maintain a consistent sanitizer residual in parts-per-million (ppm), periodically adjust the ORPsetpoint.

PRECISION CALIBRATION
The HCC 2000 controller provides instrument-grade accuracy which exceeds that of most liquid-standard water testing kits. Therefore, it may be preferable to calibrate pH using commercially available reference solutions.

SENSOR MAINTENANCE
The sensors must be clean and free from oil, chemical deposits and contamination to function properly. After saturation in pool or spa water, the sensors may need to be cleaned on a weekly or monthly basis depending on bather load and other facility- specific characteristics. Slow response, increased need to calibrate pH, and inconsistent readings are indications that the sensors are in need of cleaning.
To clean the sensors, disconnect from the controller and carefully remove them from the flow cell. Clean the reference junction (the white teflon ring at the bottom of sensor body) with a soft tooth brush and regular tooth paste. A household liquid dishwashing detergent may also be used to remove any oil. Rinse with fresh water, replace teflon thread-seal tape, and reinstall sensors. Hand tighten only.
Never allow a pH or OR sensor to dry completely. Drying will damage the reference junction and void the sensor warranty.

SENSOR REPLACEMENT
CC pH and ORP sensors are engineered to provide the highest performance and longest possible functional service life. If properly cleaned sensors provide unstable readings or require excessive calibration, the pair of sensors should be replaced. For optimum controller performance, replace with genuine HCC Professional Series sensors PRO15-2 and PRO25-2.

SENSOR STORAGE
Exposure to atmospheric conditions will cause the sensor tips to dry out. Always remove and properly store sensors in the soaking caps provided if sensors are to be removed or stored for one hour or longer. Although Hayward® sensors are freeze- resistant, they must be protected from freezing temperatures when not in use.
Store sensors in the soaking caps provided, making sure that each container is filled with the original storage solution or clean water. If the storage containers have been misplaced, store sensors individually in small glass or plastic containers with clean water covering sensor tips.

CONTROLLER STORAGE
The controller unit is subject to damage by electro-static discharge (ESD) when the sensor cables are disconnected. Always reinstall the BC protective covers prior to storing or transporting the HCC 2000 controller unit.

WINTERIZATION
The sensors should be prepared for storage as outlined above and protected from freezing temperatures. Although the HCC 2000 controller is designed to withstand a broad temperature range, winter storage in a secure location is desirable.
The flow cell and poly tubing must be drained prior to exposure to freezing temperatures. Either purge all water using compressed air or thoroughly drain through the valve ports and tubing connections.

Each HCC 2000 controller is manufactured to the highest quality standards and then thoroughly tested before leaving the factory. State of the art design and fabrication technology ensure years of trouble free operation. Most apparent malfunctions can be solved through the following corrective actions:

No lights are illuminated when controller is powered on.

1. Check circuit breaker and/or receptacle for proper operation. Connect to functional grounding-type GFCI protected power source.
2. Check for damaged power cord or connector.

Alarm light(s) and tone are observed.

1. Ensure that filtration system is functioning properly, flow is adequate, and water chemistry is in balance.
2. Ensure that sensors and power cables are properly connected to their respective connectors on the controller unit.
3. Check chemical feeders for proper operation.
4. Ensure that flow sensor is properly installed and connected.

Both pH and ORP digital readouts display illogical values.

1. Sensor cable connections may be reversed. Ensure that sensor cables are pronerly connected to their respective BNC connectors on the controller unit.
2. Ensure that filtration system is functioning properly, flow is adequat and water chemistry is in balance.

ORP chemical feeder is not activated as expected.

1. Make sure “auto” ORP feed mode is selected.
2. Check ORP setpoint.

pH chemical feeder is not activated as expected.

1. Ensure that acid/base feed mode is properly set for your chemical feeding requirements.
2. Make sure “auto” pH feed mode is selected.
3. Check pH Setpoint.

Chlorine or bromine residual is too high or too low.

1. pH, cyanuric acid concentration, total dissolved solids, and use of additional or alternative sanitizers will all effect the sanitizer residual level relative to ORP. Consider the effect of any chemicals recently added to the pool or spa.
2. Check and adjust ORP setpoint.

pH requires frequent calibration.

1. Clean the sensors as outlined in the maintenance section. If sensors continue to provide unstable readings after cleaning, replace sensors.

pH or ORP readings are inconsistent or slow in response.

1. Ensure that sensor cables are properly connected to their respective BNC connectors on the controller unit.
2. Clean the sensors as outlined in the maintenance section. If sensors continue to provide unstable readings after cleaning, replace sensors
3. Check to ensure that all electrical equipment in the facility pump room is properly bonded.

pH or ORP chemical feeder runs continuously.

1. Make sure “auto” feed mode is selected.
2. Ensure that chemical feeders are properly connected to their respective connectors on the controller unit.

pH or ORP feeding overshoots the setpoint.

1. Ensure that each chemical feeder is properly sized.
2. Check concentration of sanitizer or pH chemical.

pH or ORP feeding does not reach the setpoint.

1. Ensure that each chemical feeder is properly sized.
2. Check concentration of sanitizer or pH chemical.
3. Check chemical feeders and injection points for proper operation.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Hayward® warrants the CC 2000 automated controller to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from date of shipment from our factory or authorized distributor. Liability under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of any device or component which is returned to the factory within one year of delivery to original purchaser, shipping prepaid, and which is found to be defective upon examination.
Hayward® warrants all flow sensors, pH and ORP Sensors, fittings and accessories to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from date of shipment from our factory or authorized distributor. Liability under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of any device or component which is returned to the factory within the warranty period, shipping prepaid, and which is found to be defective upon examination.
Hayward® disclaims all liability for damage during transportation, for consequential damage of whatever nature, for damage due to handling, improper installation or operation, and for determining suitability for the use intended by the purchaser. Hayward® makes no warranties, either expressed or implied, other than those stated above. No representative has authority to change or modify this warranty in any respect. After obtaining a Return Merchandise Authorization form, any warranty claims should be directed to the following address:

Hayward Commercial Pool Products

• 10101 Molecular Drive Suite 200
• Rockville, MD 20850 (USA)
• 800-657-2287

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