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Turn the backwash handle [b] in the direction of the
arrow by 90° (Fig. 8.1) and start the backwash process.
/
After a quantity of water of approx. 8 - 10 litres has been
the backwashing process is completed.
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Turn the backwash handle [b] in the direction of the
arrow by 90° back to the starting position (Fig. 8.2).
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If necessary, repeat the procedure after the collection
vessel [a] has been emptied.
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Turn the maintenance ring [c] so that the month of the
next maintenance is facing forward and aligned with the
blue arrow.
Optionally, manual backwashing can be
carried out with the aid of an automatic
backwashing system.
With the Multi-Control-Kit CLEAR PRO
CONEL retrofit automatic, CLEARPMCK,
(Fig. 8.3) your CLEAR PRO R backwash filter
is backwashed fully automatically.
When using the Multi-Control-Kit, it
is essential to connect your CLEAR
PRO R backwash filter to a drain line.
9.
MAINTENANCE
Before starting maintenance work, all on-site shut-off valves upstream and downstream of the
CLEAR PRO RD or the CLEAR PRO R must be closed. In addition, pressure relief is always
required!
9.1 Maintenance pressure reducer
With the CLEAR PRO RD domestic water unit, the set outlet
pressure must be checked annually in accordance with
DIN EN 806-5 and the cartridge cleaned or replaced if
necessary.
Proceed as follows:
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close all on-site shut-off valves in front of and behind
the CLEAR PRO RD
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to relieve the pressure, turn the backwash handle [b]
90° in the direction of the arrow as described in
chapter 8 Backwashing, Fig. 8.1
/
acc: to chapter 8 Backwashing, Fig. 8.2 turn the back-
wash handle [b] back 90° in the direction of the arrow
/
carry out the description in chapter 6.2 in reverse order
and place a collecting vessel under the fitting to collect
the remaining water from the pipe. Disconnect the
domestic water unit from the flange
/
Fig. 9.1: Loosen the reducing sleeve [d] from the under-
side with a slotted screwdriver in the direction of arrow
[c]
[b]
[a]
[c]
[b]
Fig. 8.3
[a]
[d]
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Fig. 8.1
Fig. 8.2
Fig. 9.1
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