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9.3 Control Panel Buttons
9.3.1 1. On / Off. For normal operation, the system should be left in the “On” state. In this
state the CPX Unit will produce chlorine according to the desired output %. Simply
press the button again to turn the unit off.
9.3.2 2. Select Button. Holding this button in for 3 seconds will open the User Menu (see
section 9.6). This button is also used to select settings, and cycle through menus.
9.3.3 3. Super Chlor. When you have an abnormally high bather load, a large amount of
rain, a cloudy water condition which needs a large amount of purification to be
introduced, simply press the SUPER CHLOR button. This electronically “super
chlorinates” the water for 24 hours of physical run time. If the unit is turned off by
pressing the On/Off button or if the SUPER CHLOR button is pressed again, the
unit will return to normal operation.
9.3.4 4. Winter Mode. When you are not using your pool during the winter months, it is
advisable to activate the winter mode. Simply press the WINTER MODE button.
The Winter Mode will reduce the output of chlorine to 50% of the set chlorine
output. For example: If chlorine output is set to 80%, it will change to 40% when the
WINTER MODE button is pressed. To deactivate winter mode, simply press the
button again. Note: Reducing the chlorine output during periods when the pool is
not in use will help maximize the life of the cell.
9.3.5 5. Output. Pressing the "◄" or "►" buttons will change the chlorine production
output in 10% increments. Note: When initially starting up your CPX chlorine
generator it is recommended that the output be set at 100%, decreasing in 10%
increments ensuring that the unit is maintaining the appropriate chlorine level in
your pool/spa.
9.3.6 6. Up and Down Arrows. Pressing the UP or DOWN arrow will enable navigation
through the menu options.
9.4 Control Panel LED Indicators
9.4.1 Power On. When illuminated, the CPX Series unit has input power activated.
9.4.2 Polarity 1 & 2. One Polarity LED at a time will be illuminated indicating which
operation cycle the unit is on. The system automatically switches polarities in order
to inhibit the build up of calcium and other minerals on the cell as part of the self-
cleaning feature.
9.4.3 Water Fault. When illuminated, the flow sensor has detected no water flowing. The
display will read “No Flow”. The system will have stopped producing chlorine as a
safety measure. Severe low salt conditions will also activate the “Water Fault”
warning light.