Troubleshooting guide – Aquascape IonGen Generation G2 (95027) User Manual

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Problem

Cause

Solution

1. Power light not Illuminated

No AC power

Check GFI and incoming power

Controller failure

Contact Dealer or Installer

2. Ionizing Indicator Display reads “00”

IonGen

Probe exhausted

Inspect and replace IonGen

Probe

if exhausted
Check to make sure all of the IonGen

Probe cable connectors are properly

installed and the cables have not been

accidentally damaged or cut

3. I onization level not able

to be raised to full power

Insufficient water flow through

Flow Chamber

Scale build-up or debris

suffocating IonGen

Probe

Water chemistry make-up

In most of these cases the IonGen

System

will still produce a sufficient quantity of

ions to kill the algae. If algae levels are not

being controlled move IonGen

Probe to

area of greater water flow. Plumbing into

the water feature’s recirculating system is the

most effective method.
An excessive build-up of scale on the bars is

an indicator that there may not be sufficient

water flow. The scale will decrease the

distribution of ions being released into the

water, as well as affect the ability to raise

and lower the Control Panel’s ionization

level. The scale can be easily brushed or

scraped off the bars which will improve the

IonGen

Probe’s performance immediately.

If you notice the scale repeatedly building

up then you may want to move the

IonGen

Probe to a location with higher

water flow, such as plumbed directly into

the main recirculating system.
Water chemistry also plays a role in the

ability of the ionization level to be raised

or lowered, as well as the effectiveness of

the copper ions in the water.

See targeted

Water Parameters section below the

troubleshooting table.

• The Flow Chamber, when plumbed directly into the

recirculating system, needs to be located in a region that will

drain for servicing the replaceable IonGen

Probe, as well

as allowing the Flow Chamber fitting to over-winter.

• If shutting down the water feature during the winter, make sure

the plumbing line is drained free of water. Failure to do so may

cause water remaining in the plumbing line to freeze, potentially

cracking the Flow Chamber and voiding the warranty.

• Prior to restarting the IonGen

System in the spring, it is

a good idea to remove and inspect the IonGen

Probe

to ensure it is free of debris and scale build-up, and not

exhausted or worn. Scrape away any scale build-up from

the IonGen

Probe’s bars. Replace worn IonGen

Probes.

See section above on IonGen

Probe maintenance for

more information.

troubleshooting guide

ImPOrtant: Before installing the IonGen

System on an existing water feature, it is recommended to thoroughly clean

the pond of as much algae and debris as possible. This will maximize the ion’s effectiveness and speed to achieve desired

results. The more algae and debris present in the water feature, the longer it will take for the IonGen

System to provide

noticeable results.

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