MOOV MC50MINI Mini Salt Chlorine Generator Instruction Manual
- June 2, 2024
- MOOV
Table of Contents
MOOV MC50MINI Mini Salt Chlorine Generator
Specifications
- Model: MC50MINI, MC85MINI, MC130MINI
- Brand: Moov
- Version : 23.11
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using this electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following:
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
- Disconnect all AC power during installation.
- WARNING – To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to use this product unless they are closely supervised at all times.
- WARNING – Risk of Electric Shock. Connect only to a grounding-type receptacle protected by a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Contact a qualified electrician if you cannot verify that the receptacle is protected by a GFCI.
- Do not bury the cord. Locate cord to minimize abuse from lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, and other equipment.
- WARNING – To reduce the risk of electric shock, replace the damaged cord immediately.
- WARNING – To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not use an extension cord to connect the unit to the electric supply; provide a properly located outlet.
- Do not energize or operate the unit if the cell housing is damaged or improperly assembled.
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
Wall-mounted installation
- Before installing the control unit in the intended location, check that the power cord can reach the protected outlet and the cell cable can reach the intended location.
- Disconnect the pool filtration pump before starting the installation. The system must be installed by the standards currently in force in the country of installation. The Minisalt supply unit must be fitted a minimum horizontal distance of 1.5 m (or more, if required from local regulations) from the pool.
- Fix the box and the measuring chamber on the wall (optional). Caution, acid vapors can cause irreversible damage to your device. Position the treatment product tanks accordingly.
- The box must be placed vertically on a flat surface, with the cable downward. As this box is used to evacuate heat (heat from internal components), the four sides of the box must remain unobstructed. Do not install the Minisalt behind a panel or in an enclosed space.
- The cell must be installed horizontally with the electrical connections pointing downwards or upwards to prevent the accumulation of water near them.
- The electrical connections at cell level must point downwards, to avoid any deposits of water or humidity on them.
ELEMENTS NOT SUPPLIED
- Cell
- Electronics unit 3 : Flow sensor
- Sensor holder
- Electrical power supply
- bis: Electrical outlet
- Filter
- Heat pump
- Filtration pump
ELECTRONICS UNIT
Interface
ELEMENT | STATUS | MEANING |
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Red LED | Continuously on | Electronics unit powered off |
Flashing | Alarm activated | |
Green LED | Continuously on | Production in progress |
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Screen
| Default display| Production setpoint
Flashing display| Information awaiting validation, or alarm
Frozen display| Confirmed information
Switching on
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When connecting the electronics unit to a power supply:
After about a minute, production starts automatically if there is flow, according to the setpoint displayed on the screen. -
If the electronics unit is powered off (screen off, red LED on):
Press at least twice on the upper control key. After about a minute, production starts automatically if there is flow, according to the setpoint displayed on the screen.
Switching off
Standby mode
Set the production setpoint to 00 using the top key (no confirmation required) : after a few seconds, the screen turns off and the red LED comes on.
- The internal ventilator of the electronics unit can may be able to continue running as long as the unit is powered on.
Wintering
- Turn off the power to prevent damage to the electronic unit.
- Blow out the water from the water circuit including the cell.
- Remove the electronic unit by disconnecting the flow sensor, power supply, grounding, salt/temperature sensor, and connectors on the cell. If the pH probe is used, follow the specific procedures for winterizing the probe.
- Tuck the box into a shed or your home to protect it from winter weather.
Adjustment of the inversion frequency of the current supplying the cell (optional)
warning: Reversing the flow aims to prevent scale deposits on the cell. The frequency at which flow is reversed must be correctly set following the table below in order to ensure that the cell continues to operate correctly in the long term.
- Possible settings : 02, 04, 06, 08, 10, 12, 14, 16 (hours).
- Default setting : 04.
Water hardness (°f)| 0 to 2| 2 to 5| 5 to 8| 8 to 12| 12 to 20| 20 to
40| 40 to 60| > 60
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Water hardness (mg/L)| 0 to 20| 20 to 50| 50 to 80| 80 to 120| 120 to
200| 200 to 400| 400 to 600| > 600
Reversal frequency (h)| 16| 14| 12| 10| 8| 6| 4| 2
- Press and hold down the bottom key, until the message In is displayed.
- Press the bottom key: the current setting flashes.
- Select an inversion frequency using the top key.
- Confirm with the bottom key: the display freezes for a moment.
Setting the salinity
- Possible settings: NS at 3200 ppm or LS at 1500 ppm.
- Default setting: NS.
- Press and hold down the bottom key, until the message In is displayed.
- Press on the upper key x times until the message CG is displayed.
- Press on the upper key x times until the message AL is displayed
- Go into the SA menu using the keys and select a mode.
Setting the production setpoint
- Possible settings : from 00 to 10, in increments of 1.
- Default setting : 10.
Select a production setpoint using the top key (no confirmation required).
Boost mode (optional)
Boost mode sets the production setpoint to its maximum for 24 hours, but
can be stopped at any point. This function is used when chlorine is urgently
needed.
warning: Boost mode cannot replace a conventional shock treatment in the case of water not fit for bathing.
- Boost mode continues after powering off the electronics unit.
- When the Boost mode terminates or stops, production continues according to the initial setpoint.
- Switching on : Press the bottom key : the message bo appears.
- Switching off : Press the top key.
“Cover” or “Ext” socket (optional)
The socket marked “Cover” or “Ext” (depending on the model of the
electronics unit) is used to connect a flow sensor, or an external control, or
a cover position switch.
Pre-configuration
WARNING: This configuration must be carried out.
- Press and hold down the bottom key, until the message In is displayed.
- Press on the top key x times until the message CG is displayed.
- Press the bottom key (one of the following displays will flash).
- sing the top key, move to position :
- CF, for connection to a flow sensor (default setting)
- oF to deactivate the “Cover” socket.
- o confirm, press the bottom key : the display freezes for a moment.
Production operation depends on the type of element connected
- If flow sensor (default configuration in NO switch) :
- When the switch is activated, the production follows the setpoint as shown on the screen.
- When the switch is not activated, production is stopped. The message oF appears.
To switch from a NO switch (normally open) to an NC switch (normally closed), or vice versa :
- a) Carry out steps 1 to 4 below.
- b) Press and hold down the 2 keys: the current switch flashes nO or nC.
- c) Using the top key, select an nO or nC switch.
- d) Confirm with the bottom key: the display freezes for a moment.
Alarms
- Any alarm that is activated : –
- immediately displayed on the screen.
- automatically and instantly stops production.
- manually dismissed by pressing and holding down the bottom key.
Message displayed| Fault detected| Cause| Checks and
solutions
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A1
|
Production anomaly
| Low water| Check that the pipe at cell level is completely filled with water, and
the flow is sufficient.
Low salt
| – Check the salt levels in the pool using a recent testing kit.
– Top up the salt, if necessary, so as to achieve a salt content of 5000 ppm (or 2500 ppm if Low Salt equipment).
Problem in the cell
| – Check that the electrical connections to the terminals of the cell are sufficiently tight and not oxidised.
– Check that the cell’s power cable connector is correctly connected to the electronics unit.
– Check that the cell is not scaled.
– As a last resort, replace the cell.
Problem in the
electronics unit
| Contact a professional to repair the electronics unit
A2
|
Short- circuiting of the equipment
|
Problem in the cell
| – Check that the electrical connections to the terminals of the cell are sufficiently tight and not oxidised.
– Check that the cell’s power cable is in good condition.
– As a last resort, replace the cell.
Problem in the electronics unit| Contact a professional to repair the electronics unit
ACTIVATING/DISABLING ALARM A1
WARNING: Alarm A1 is disabled by default.
- Press and hold down the bottom key, until the message In is displayed.
- Press the top key x times, until the message AL is displayed.
- Press the bottom key (one of the following displays will flash).
- Using the top key, move to position On to activate alarm A1 or to oF to disable alarm A1.
- To confirm, press the bottom key: the display freezes for a moment.
CELL
In-line cell
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The reducers mentioned in this chapter may or may not be supplied depending on the cell model.
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The electrical connections at the cell level:
- must not be oriented upwards to avoid any deposit of water or moisture on them.
- must be sufficiently and regularly (re)tightened using an appropriate wrench
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A: Pipe
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B: Nut (x2)
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C: Reducer (x2) (only to be fitted if pipe A has an outer diameter of 1’’5)
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D: Collar (x2) (2’’)
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E: Seal (x2)
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F: Cell
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If pipe A has an outer diameter of 2’’, cut the pipe to a length of 236mm/9’’3.
If pipe A has an outer diameter of 1’’5, cut the pipe on a length to be adapted according to the chosen reducer. -
Fully disassemble the cell as per the exploded diagram above.
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Rub down all bonding surfaces with sandpaper: pipes A, reducers C (not included, if needed), and collars D.
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Slide each nut B onto each pipe A (pay attention to the direction).
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Glue together each unit comprising [pipe A – reducer C (if needed) – collar D].
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Wait for the glue to dry completely.
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Grease each seal E.
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Place each seal E inside each collar D.
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Screw on and tighten the 2 nuts B by hand onto cell F.
PICO CELL
The electrical connections at the cell level:
- must not be oriented upwards to avoid any deposit of water or moisture on them.
- must be sufficiently and regularly (re)tightened using an appropriate wrench.
- A : Nut
- B : Electrode
- C : Seal
- D : Sleeve
- E : Pipes (50 mm outer diameter)
- Fully disassemble the cell as per the exploded diagram above.
- Rub down all bonding surfaces with sandpaper: sleeve D, pipe E.
- Glue the assembly [sleeve D – pipe E].
- Wait for the glue to dry completely.
- Grease seal C.
- Place seal C at the bottom of electrode B.
- Insert electrode B into sleeve D, paying attention to the fool-proofing devices.
- Screw on and tighten nut A by hand onto sleeve D.
Dismantle the cell
- Switch off the filtration and turn off the chlorinator.
- Close the valves to isolate the cell from the chlorinator.
- Disconnect the cell by unscrewing the two nuts B and remove it.
Clean the cell
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Take a basin that can hold the cell horizontally.
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Fill the basin with an acidic pH corrector or a diluted hydrochloric acid solution at a rate of 1 part acid to 4 parts water.
Note: Always add acid to water and never the other way around.
Note: It is also possible to use white spirit vinegar.
Leave the cell to soak until the limescale has completely disappeared (3 to 24 hours depending on the scale), a blast of water will help to evacuate the limescale.
Note: Do not rub the electrodes or immerse the cell connection plugs. -
After the limescale has completely disappeared, rinse and reassemble the cell.
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Carry out an electrolysis test to check the wear of the cell and that the electrolyzer has reversed the polarity.
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Measure the water hardness and adjust the reversal frequency for self-cleaning of the electrolysis cell accordingly.
FLOW SENSOR HOLDER
Sensor holder
Installing the flow sensor
Screw the sensor into the sensor holder using Teflon tape, as per the
instructions below.
Cut a piece of the blade if necessary.
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 have 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: 1 year.
- Cell: – 1 year minimum outside the European Union (excluding warranty extension).
- Cell : – 1-year minimum in the European Union (excluding warranty extension).
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, except 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 performed 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
- 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 concerning 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 by the current standards in the country of installation at the time of installation. The use of any parts other than the original parts voids the guarantee ipso facto for the entire equipment.
The following are excluded from the guarantee:
- Equipment and labor are 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, unauthorized 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-+les Service. All requests must be accompanied by a copy of the purchase
invoice.
- Moov Pool Products / Moov Sales Agency
- Head office is located in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
- www.moovsa.com / 450-328-5858
Distributed by :
MOOV
6330 Rue Zephirin-Paquet, local 1A Quebec City
Quebec
FAQ
Q: How do I activate or deactivate Alarm A1?
A: Refer to the manual for specific instructions on activating or deactivating Alarm A1.
Q: What should I do in case of Anomalie de Production?
A: In case of Anomalie de Production, follow the troubleshooting steps provided in the manual or contact customer support.
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