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What to do if the Netafim SCREENGUARD Water Filtration Systems flushing cycle does not stop?
If the filter flushing cycle doesn't stop, examine the battery and solenoid. Connect the solenoid wires directly to the battery to check their condition.
What to do if the solenoid clicks and the Netafim SCREENGUARD Water Filtration Systems flushing cycle does not start?
If the solenoid clicks but the flushing cycle doesn't initiate, verify the inlet and outlet line pressures.
What to do if the Netafim SCREENGUARD flushing cycle doesn’t start?
If the flushing cycle isn’t starting, disconnect the control tube from the flushing valve's lower section and manually initiate a flushing cycle by operating the handle located on the solenoid.
What to do if the Netafim SCREENGUARD solenoid doesn't click at all (not operating)?
If the solenoid isn't clicking or operating at all, the suggested solution is to replace the solenoid.
What to do if flushing does not stop in Netafim SCREENGUARD?
If flushing does not stop, clean the distributor unit aperture if it's clogged. If it's not clogged and the flushing valves still don't flush, disconnect the control tube from the actuator’s lower section and verify water pressure.
What to do if water doesn’t come out of the control tube in Netafim SCREENGUARD Water Filtration Systems?
If water isn’t coming out of the control tube, inspect the hydraulic flushing valve for any obstructions and replace it if necessary. If Control Water is present, it indicates a faulty solenoid that should be replaced. If there's no Control Water, check the distributor unit or control tube for any obstructions.
What to do if water comes out of the control tube in Netafim SCREENGUARD Water Filtration Systems?
If water is coming out of the control tube, check the hydraulic flushing valve for obstructions and replace it if necessary.
What does it mean if the pressure reading is above 15 psi on Netafim SCREENGUARD?
If the pressure reading is above 15 psi, it indicates a faulty solenoid.
What does it mean if the pressure reading is below 15 psi on Netafim SCREENGUARD?
If the pressure reading is below 15 psi, it means the filter does not comply with the system operating requirements.
General| Brand | Netafim |
|---|---|
| Model | SCREENGUARD |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
Explains the content and scope of the user manual for the ScreenGuard filter series.
Provides a general overview of the ScreenGuard self-cleaning filter and its applications.
Information on how to obtain additional support from Netafim.
Covers essential safety guidelines for handling, operation, control, and maintenance of the filter.
Overview of ScreenGuard™ filter models and their filtration requirements.
Identification and illustration of the ScreenGuard™ filter components.
Explanation of the filtration and automatic self-cleaning process of the filter.
Details external dimensions, inlet/outlet locations, and box dimensions.
Specifies connection diameters, weights, and head loss characteristics.
Details features, operation, and power options for the SG1 controller.
Identifies controller components and illustrates wiring connections.
Explains the control tube connection scheme for troubleshooting.
Covers design recommendations, preparations, and tools required for installation.
Instructions for unpacking and safely placing the filter.
Guidance on connecting inlet/outlet pipes and the flush pipe.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting batteries into the flush controller.
Instructions for downloading the app and linking it to the flush controller.
Steps for connecting the flush controller to an external AC power supply.
Ensures correct filter mounting, connections, and controller activation.
Guide for initial filter start-up, water flow, and flushing.
Introduction to the Netafim SG1 smartphone application interface.
Displays filter parameters and allows operation mode selection.
Guides on setting flushing intervals and adjusting PD setpoints.
Details settings for PD, looping limit, and other parameters.
Covers controller naming, PD calibration, and unit selection.
Interface for manual flushing and viewing filter flushing history.
Settings for app language, font size, and restoring Bluetooth connection.
Essential safety warnings and tools required for filter maintenance.
Tasks to perform weekly, including leak checks and flushing.
Procedures for end-of-season shutdown and start-of-season preparation.
Detailed instructions for disassembling and cleaning the filter's screen assembly.
Step-by-step guide for replacing batteries in the SG1 flush controller.
Instructions for paint retouching and cleaning filter screens for algae.
Steps for preparing the filter for winter or freezing temperatures.
Identifies common problems like low pressure or frequent flushing and their solutions.
Steps for disassembling the filter body from both strainer and piston sides.
Instructions for releasing the flushing assembly and replacing nozzles.
Procedures for replacing piston gasket, seal, and turbine brass bearing.
Guides for replacing centering ring, hydraulic relay, and tube connectors.
Steps for replacing the Aquative solenoid on the flush controller.
Procedure for replacing the PD sensor unit in the flush controller.
Continues the procedure for replacing the PD sensor unit in the flush controller.
Catalog numbers for replacement filter screens by model and micron grade.
Lists main filter parts with catalog numbers and quantities.
Catalog numbers for metal body parts based on connection type and size.
Catalog numbers for fine screen assemblies and their constituent parts.
Catalog numbers for flush and suction assemblies and their components.
Catalog numbers for piston cover and rod assemblies and their parts.
Catalog numbers for the electronic controller assembly and its components.
Catalog numbers for Aquative, relay, washer, and seal kit parts.
Catalog numbers for the pressure gauge assembly and its components.
Details warranty periods and conditions for filter components.
