Finally got my RJ60+ Help needed
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reggiehammond
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- Oct 4, 2020
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- Pool Size
- 30000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-60 Plus
So in the picture below where's the A & B going and coming from. The ac machine to the right doesn't look like a heat pump to me but if it is and the A & B go and come from there via underground let's see a good picture from the inlet/outlet on it. That may be your best spot on the outlet side before it dips below ground.
The heat pump for the pool is on the other side of that condenser. The pipes 90 down to the dirt and go under that condenser.
Let's see a picture because you can install the cell on the output side of the heat pump and won't have space constraints.
Not sure where to start with the installation. Any help is appreciated.
Whichever is the outlet side will be the one you'll be working with. Show me which of the two is the output and we/I will recommend something.
Welcome BACK TFPFTS !!!!! And also welcome to the easy peasy club.
What about going left and then up and over for the loop. The flow switch goes on the up pipe so gravity can't close it when it fails, the cell can go on either up or down pipe.
There is already room for a 90 by your thumb, you'll just be pointing it up instead of down.
What about going left and then up and over for the loop. The flow switch goes on the up pipe so gravity can't close it when it fails, the cell can go on either up or down pipe.
There is already room for a 90 by your thumb, you'll just be pointing it up instead of down.
That's a T no room to remove that 90.
Thanks for the warm welcoming.
Cut at green line and flip "b" 180°, then follow the diagram.
After the flip put 90° towards wall, then small length of pvc enough to attach cell union, then cell and second union followed by two 90's and continue to reattach to pipe in ground.
After the flip put 90° towards wall, then small length of pvc enough to attach cell union, then cell and second union followed by two 90's and continue to reattach to pipe in ground.
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WI'll I have room to add a check valve? I would like to keep my warranty for the heatpump.
You can create any configuration you need for your "wants" and I understand the warranty issue eventhough the cell doesn't cause the acid condition a chlorinator with disc's have. You can use a union on the pipe going into the ground so it may be removed for service to the ac unit.
You can go up higher from the flipped 90 and put the check valve there before the next 90 towards the wall.
You can go up higher from the flipped 90 and put the check valve there before the next 90 towards the wall.
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