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GE 000 gpd Page, Machine Operation And Maintenance, Daily Log Sheets, Pre-Filter Cartridge, Forms

Models: 000 gpd to 288 E4H-CE Series, E8-CE Series 000 gpd

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MACHINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

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4.0	MACHINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE		17
	4.1	Daily Log Sheets	17
	4.2	Pre-Filter Cartridge	17
	4.3	Cleaning	17
	4.4	Draining Machine for Shipment	19
	4.5	Membrane Element Replacement	19
	4.6	Membrane Element Removal	21
5.0	FIELD INSTALLED ACCESSORIES		22
	5.1	Pretreatment Shutdown	22
	5.2	Permeate Flush	22
	5.3	Chemical Pump	24
	5.4	Clean-In-Place Installation	24
6.0	TROUBLESHOOTING		25
7.0	FORMS		33
	7.1	Return Goods Authorization (RGA)	33
	7.2	Start-Up Data Sheet	34
	7.3	Daily Log Sheet	35
8.0	WARRANTY/GUARANTEE		36
	8.1	Warranty Terms	36
	8.2	Warranty Commencement Date	36
	8.3	Warranty Service	36
	8.4	Voidability of Warranty	37
	8.5	Limitations and Exclusions	37

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GE 000 gpd manual Page, Machine Operation And Maintenance, Daily Log Sheets, Pre-Filter Cartridge, Cleaning, Permeate Flush

Contents

E4H-CE AND E8-CE SERIES WATER PURIFICATION MACHINES Operation and Maintenance Manual3 m3/hr to 45 m3/hr 18,000 gpd to 288,000 gpd Page TABLE OF CONTENTS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALINSTRUCTIONS FOR E4H-CE AND E8-CE WATER PURIFICATION MACHINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE CleaningMembrane Element Replacement FIELD INSTALLED ACCESSORIESLIST OF FIGURES LIST OF TABLESNormal Versus Cross Flow Filtration Membrane Element with Interconnectors Principles of Operation CavgRecovery RejectionCavg - CP x Cavg400 5 66 · · · · · · · · · · · · · Flow Specifications for Reverse Osmosis E-CE Machines 1.4 Specifications for E-CE Series Machines2000 ppm NaCl Minimum/Maximum Min/Max Boost Pressure Membrane Element Specifications Feed Water Requirements Connections MACHINEE4H-CE E8-CE3.0 PREPARATION AND START-UP 3.1 Pretreatment for Water Purification Free chlorineIodine compounds Quaternary germicides Cationic surfactants 3.2 Initial Start-UpSTEPS 3. Check for leaks at all connection pointsWARNING ALWAYS TURN POWER OFF TO CHANGE ANY WIRING The system is now operational 3.3 Daily Start-Up 4.0 MACHINE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 3. Clean the machine with approved Osmonics cleaners4.3 Cleaning 1. Change the pre-filter cartridges 2. Flush the machineTo clean membrane elements STEPS 2. Drain all water from the pre-filter cartridge housing 4.5 Membrane Element Replacement4.4 Draining Machine for Shipment STEPS 1. Disconnect the inlet, concentrate, and permeate outlets14. Return to Initial Start-Up Section 4.6 Membrane Element Removal NOTE Follow Membrane Element Specifications TableSTEPS Page STEPS 5.4 Clean-In-Place Installation 5.3 Chemical PumpTROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOMPOSSIBLE CAUSES REMEDIESTROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOMPOSSIBLE CAUSES REMEDIESTROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOMplumbing to the valve POSSIBLE CAUSESPOSSIBLE CAUSES REMEDIESHigh operating pressure Water flowing whenSYMPTOM continuedMachine not operating POSSIBLE CAUSESElectrical machine shut downSYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSESConductivity drifts or changes after calibrationDisplay is blank pH reading is off by moreChemical pump will not feed chemicalChemical pump feed reverse of what you expect7.0 FORMS 7.1 RETURN GOODS AUTHORIZATION RGA Switch Setting E - S E R I E S S T A R T - U P D A T A S H E E TCustomer DateE-SERIES DAILY LOG SHEET 8.0 WARRANTY 8.1 Warranty Terms 8.4 Voidability of Warranty GE OSMONICS, INC Minnetonka Operations Attn Customer Service Center5951 Clearwater Drive Minnetonka, MN 55343 USA Page Manufactured in the USA