Hydro-Logic SuperLogic 2500 - Manual (Page 12)

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SuperLogic 2500 Manual
Low Pressure Switch Test
While the system is running, shut off the water supply to the system. The system should shut off . If the system does not shut off a er
ten seconds, either unplug the system or restore the water supply to the system. Call HydroLogic to diagnose problem.
DO NOT LET THE SYSTEM RUN WITHOUT THE WATER SUPPLY TURNED ON. PUMP DAMAGE WILL OCCUR.
Tank ConnecƟ on
Make the tank connec on as outlined on page 8.
OpƟ onal Float Switch Test (for non-pressurized tanks)
The system should run when the fl oat is hanging down by the power cord. Tilt fl oat up so the power cord is at the bo om of the
fl oat. The unit should shut off . If unit does not shut off , re-check installa on procedure.
OperaƟ on and Maintenance
SuperLogic 2500 systems are designed for simple opera on with li le user interven on. We recommend keeping accurate
performance records and following a regular preventa ve maintenance schedule to maximize the life of your system.
Daily System Checks
Your water supply pressure can vary from me to me. This can also aff ect your system opera ng pressure. Check
and adjust your vessel pressure daily to ensure maximum water produc on rates and quality. Check both the prefi lter in pressure
gauge and pre fi lter out pressure gauge. Under normal condi ons, there should be a 3-5 psi diff erence
between the two gauges. When the diff erence reaches 10 psi it is recommended to change your pre-fi lters.
Monthly System Checks
In addi on to the daily checks, it is recommended to repeat the procedure in the sec on on Performance Verifi ca on
and record all data on a performance record sheet.
Semi-Annual Service
It is recommended to change both sediment and carbon fi lter cartridges at least every six months. Carbon cartridges
should be changed more o en if bad taste and/or odor becomes evident. Sediment cartridge should be changed more o en if water
supply pressure and fi lter pressure gauges diff er by 10 psi or more.
Peripheral Equipment
Peripheral equipment such as tanks also have periodic maintenance requirements. It is essen al to maintain these as they can have a
drama c eff ect on the performance of your system. Refer to their specifi c manuals for proper maintenance procedures.