Manual GE 255

40 pages 1.36 mb
Download

Go to site of 40

Summary
  • GE 255 - page 1

    Logix 764 Operation Manual Models: 255 Twin Alt e rna tin g Tw i n Pa r al l e l Sing le wit h R e mot e Reg en era t ion St ar t M ulti- Sing le T a nk wi th Lock out ...

  • GE 255 - page 2

    2 ...

  • GE 255 - page 3

    3 T abl e of Cont ents Safe ty Inform ati on 4 How To Use T his M anu al 5 Location Select ion 8 Outd oor L oca tions 6 Insta llation 8 Locatio n Selectio n 8 Wat e r L ine Co nne cti on 8 Dra in Li ne C onne ct ion 9 Bri ne L ine C onn ecti on 9 Brine Tank O verflow Line Co nnectio n 9 Electri cal Connec tion 10 Disinfect ion of Water Condi tionin ...

  • GE 255 - page 4

    4 Sa fety I nfor mat ion This w ater conditioner ’s control valv e conforms to UL/CE Standard s. Generi c valves were test ed an d cert if ied for com p li anc e as ve rif ie d by the ag enc y li st ing . • Pleas e review the en tire Inst allatio n and Opera tion Manua l b efo re in sta lling th e w ater c ondit io ning syst em. • As with al ...

  • GE 255 - page 5

    5 Ho w T o Us e T his Ma nual This i nstal lat ion manual is desi gned to guide the instal ler t hrough the pr ocess of i nstallin g and start ing water condi tioni ng systems fe aturing t he Logix 7 64 controlle r. This manual i s a re fer ence and will not incl ude every syste m installat ion si tuatio n. The per son instal ling t hi s eq ui p me ...

  • GE 255 - page 6

    6 Figur e 3 Rem ote Start/Mu lti-Tank Lock out Cable Figure 4 Twin Sensor Ca ble Figu re 5 T win Cable Ext ensio n L oca ti on S e lec tio n L oca ti on of a wa ter c on diti on i ng sys tem is imp orta nt. The follo wing conditions a re re quired : • Level platfo rm o r floor . • Room t o access eq uipmen t for m aint enance a nd addi ng re ge ...

  • GE 255 - page 7

    7 Figu re 6 Typ ical P lum bing f or Twin Tank S yst ems. Condi tioned Uncondit ioned wat er i n wat er o ut ...

  • GE 255 - page 8

    8 Fi gure 7 Installation Al l p lumbi ng mus t conf orm to lo cal codes. T he tw o ta nks sho uld b e plu mbed to an inter connec ting manif old, Fig ure 6. It is highly recom mended that separate brine l in es b e u sed for ea ch ta nk. It is critical f or the r esin , re sin vol ume, inlet piping, etc. to be id entical for both ta nks. WARNING: D ...

  • GE 255 - page 9

    9 Drain Li ne Connection Note: St andar d co mmerc ial practi ces ar e expr essed here. Local co des may require ch anges to the following suggesti ons. C h eck with local authoriti es bef or e installing a w ater conditioning system. The syst em should be above, and not m ore than 20 feet (6. 1 m ) fr om a dr ain . Con n ec t an appro priat e f it ...

  • GE 255 - page 10

    10 Note: Do no t el e vate the over flow li ne higher t han 3 in ches ( 7.6 cm) b elow the bott om o f the o verflo w f ittin g. Do n ot t ie into the drain l ine o f th e con tr o l u nit . The ove rflo w lin e must b e a dir ect , s eparat e line f rom the ove rflo w f i tti ng to the drain, s ewer , o r tu b. Al l ow an air gap as in t he drai n ...

  • GE 255 - page 11

    11 Disinf ection of Wate r Conditi oning Sys t e ms The ma te rials of cons truc tion in the moder n wat er conditioning system will not support bacterial gr ow th , nor will t hese mat erial s contamin ate a water supply. D uring no rm al us e, a c ond it ione r m a y b ec o me f ou le d w it h organic ma tter , or in som e cases wit h bacteria fr ...

  • GE 255 - page 12

    12 Syst em Opera tion T re ated W ate r ( Do wn f l ow) U ntr ea t ed wa t er is co nd it io ne d as i t fl ow s th ro ug h t he r e sin bed an d up the ris er . Backwash (Upfl ow) – Cycle C1 Flow i s reverse d by the con trol valve, di rected down the riser , up t hro ugh the resi n be d and sent to drai n. The bed is exp anded and d e b ris is ...

  • GE 255 - page 13

    13 Camshaft Cycle P o sitions The front end of th e ca mshaft has an ind icator cup. The cup has slots in the out er edge and cycle number s on th e inside f ace (Figure 12) . Remove the cover and look over th e top of the 764 control to view the cy cle numbe rs. The number at the top indicat es the curr ent cycle position of the control v alve. Th ...

  • GE 255 - page 14

    14 Displ ay Icons & Cursors Note: In normal o p eration and d uring prog r a mmin g, only a few of th e ico ns wi ll ac tuall y be displ aye d. 1. Thi s cur sor is displa yed whe n th e day s be twee n r e g enera tion ar e bei ng p rogr ammed (used w ith .5 to 99 day reg enera tion progra mmin g). 2. One of these cursors is displayed to indica ...

  • GE 255 - page 15

    15 23. Parameter (P). D isplayed on ly in Level II Programming . The numb er displ ayed by #23 identi f ies wh i c h param et er is currently d ispla yed. 24. Cy cl e (C). Th e number displayed by #23 is the cu rrent cycle in th e reg eneratio n sequ ence. 25. Ha rdness setting 26. Ca pacit y display— show s e stimated syste m capac ity. Key pad ...

  • GE 255 - page 16

    16 Pla cing W ater Condi tioni ng System Into Operation After you hav e perfo rmed t h e i nstall ati o n steps , t he cond i tioner will need to be placed into o peration. Fo llow the se st eps caref ull y, (pa g es 16 t o 21 ) as th ey dif fer fr om pr evio us Au t ot r ol val ve in str uctio ns. Note: All Logix 76 4 contr ols will be shippe d in ...

  • GE 255 - page 17

    17 The s e c a m mov e m e n ts may take up to 5 minutes. Ta ble 2 Resin Volume - 0.25 ft 3 and 5 Lit er Steps Resi n Volu me Tan k Di a (inc hes) In jector US Met ric 6E 0 . 2 5 5 6E 1 0 7 F 0.50 15 8 G 0.75 20 9H 2 5 9 H 1.00 30 10 J 1.2 5 35 10 J 1.5 0 40 12 K 45 12 K 1.75 50 12 K 2.00 55 13 L 60 13 L 2.25 65 14 L 2.50 70 14 L 75 14 L 2.75 80 14 ...

  • GE 255 - page 18

    18 Level l Prog ramming - 764 Contr ol with 2 55 Valve, 8 Cycle Conditioner Note: If one of the f o llowing cond i tions occur: – contr ol dis plays Err3 an d goes t o home positi on or – power outag e disch arg es the s uperc apac itor an d when p o we r is r estor ed an d the ti me of day is r e se t; the Regen Icon will beg in flashing. T h ...

  • GE 255 - page 19

    19 Plac ing Water Condit ioning System Into Operati on (continued) Ca utio n: If you r syst em is a 255A (Alter nating) go to “Quic k Cy l ing the Control for 255A Sy stems” . Quic k Cyc ling th e C on trol 25 5L and 25 5P It i s re qui red t hat t he co ntr ol be quic k cyc led to spe cif ic r egeneration cycles when p lacing the conditioner i ...

  • GE 255 - page 20

    20 C. O bserve t hat w ater is b eing draw n fr om th e regenera nt tank f or at least th ree minut es. If th e wa ter leve l doe s not r ece de, check all r egener ant line conn ecti ons for ai r leak s. 8. If the water level i s re ceding f ro m the r egener ant t ank you can quick cy cle the control to the C8 Regenerant tank ref i ll po sition . ...

  • GE 255 - page 21

    21 2 . Press and hold the butt on for 5 secon ds. This will s tart the s econd r egeneration. Quick cycle as T ank 2 moves through cycles: C5 - Fa st Rinse C6 - 2n d Backwash C7 - 2n d Rin s e C8 - Rege neran t Ref il l; the ai rche ck is fill ed an d fl ow to t he regene rant ta nk is v isabl e. Quick cy cle to Ser vice then-- Quick cycle as T ank ...

  • GE 255 - page 22

    22 In Ser vice D isplay Logix 764 Electronic Multi-Tank - "A" Alternating Control: Serv ice disp lay — The n umber o f the Tank in Se rvice (sm all digi t next to CPH posi tion ) and A lternatin g Capaci t y Remaining a nd Flow Rate with F aucet ico n of T a nk i n Serv ice Logix 764 Electronic Multi Tank - "P" P arallel Contr ...

  • GE 255 - page 23

    23 Le vel II Pr ogra mmin g – P Values Level II p rogra m para met ers c an be ad j ust ed t o f ine-t une the con dition er ’ s oper ation. The para met ers are acce ss ibl e by press ing an d hol d in g th e UP a nd DOWN buttons until the control d ispla ys a “P” valu e. Note: The co ntro l must be in t he home pos iti on t o chan ge sett ...

  • GE 255 - page 24

    24 Pr ogramming the Lock out Fe ature All L evel I para m eters can be locked out when the co ntrol is i n Level ll p rogramming. Simp ly pres s the REGEN button dur ing L evel ll pr o g rammin g and a Lock Ico n will appear indicating t hat the s pec if ic set ting has b een locked o ut . When l ocked out , the settin g canno t be a djus te d. To ...

  • GE 255 - page 25

    25 Lev el ll l C yc le P rogr amm in g – C Va lu es Severa l L evel III program pa ramet ers can be adj uste d to f ine -tune a co nditi one rs op e ra tion for non -standar d applications. Typi cally these parameters will no t need to be adjusted as the defau lt se tti n gs ac commod at e mo st appl icat ions . Cont act your Water Tr eat men t P ...

  • GE 255 - page 26

    26 Le vel IV V iewin g History - H Value s His t or ical info rmati on ca n be vi ew ed by pr e ss ing t he SET and DOWN butto n s s imultaneously, with the 764 contro l in the home p osition . Release bo th butto ns wh en the control disp lays an “H ” valu e. Press the UP or DOW N butt ons to navi gate to each setti ng. Prog ra m Res et The 76 ...

  • GE 255 - page 27

    27 Man ual R egene ra tion Op tion s Note: The t ank in service (o n-line ) ca nnot be r egener ated whil e the othe r tanks are i solat ed. Wate r f or b ackwash wo uld no t b e avai la ble . The 764 control f eatures several options that offer additional fl exibility for m a nually regeneratin g the co nditi oner . On al terna t i ng s y stems th ...

  • GE 255 - page 28

    28 R egenera tio n Mode s for Paral l el Sys t e ms Pa ram ete r P1 6 is us ed to d ete rmi ne t he meth od f or dema nd init iated regenera tion. Fou r regene ration m odes ar e poss ible. • P16 = 0, Delayed Reg eneration with a Smart Reser ve Regene ration s wi ll start on ly at the T i me of Regene ration ent ered in P2. A ta nk is rege nerate ...

  • GE 255 - page 29

    29 Wi ring Di agra ms Connect ing the Logix 764 Twi n Alt ernatin g or P arall el Cont rols The twi n sensor and ext ensi on cables are used f or twin uni t p a r all el an d alter natin g applic atio ns. Fou r sta ndard co nnect ions are r e q uir e d for ope rat ion; the power tran sforme r , the fl ow s ensor , m otor/ optica l sen sor , and th ...

  • GE 255 - page 30

    30 Connect ing the Logix 7 64 Mul ti Sin gle Tank Co ntrol Fig ure 1 7 RED Logix 764 control on T ank 1 Logix 764 control on T ank 2 BLK GRN RED BLK GRN RED BLK GRN RED BLK GRN Repeat for all remaining tanks Logix 764 control on T ank 3 Not e: Cab le PN 3019464 sold separat ely. ...

  • GE 255 - page 31

    31 Pa r ts Li sts 255 Ex plod ed V iew & Part s Li st 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 14 24 25 26 27 28 29 ...

  • GE 255 - page 32

    32 It em Par t Num b e r Description Qty . Item Par t No. De scription Qty. 1 3014650 764 Series Cont rol 1 17 1000269 Inje ctor Cap with O- Ring 1 2 1244650 Valv e Assembly w/o Flow Contr o ls 1 18 1243511 0.33 Ref ill Ball & Cone T ype Flow Co ntr oller 1 3 1235340 To p Plate 1 19 Air C h eck K it 1 4 1234170 Screw , Top Plate 12 1032416 3/ 8 ...

  • GE 255 - page 33

    33 Bypas s Valve and Turbine Adapt er * Not Sho wn Turbine Adapt er Bypass 1 2 Inle t Dr ain Outl et It em Par t No. Desc r ipti on Q ty . 1 1040769 256 Bypa ss 1 * 1034301 K it , 256 Ro tor Replacement 2 * 1034302 K it , 256 Ro tor Seals (2), O - R i ngs (4), Cl ips (2) 2 1032347 Assy , Adapter 1-inch Turbine 1 included with 255A , P a nd L v a lv ...

  • GE 255 - page 34

    34 Manif old K its Par t No. De scrip ti on Qt y. Par t No . De scri pti on Qt y. 30199 31 255 M anif old K i t , 1-i n, PVC w/25 6 Byp ass 1 3 019932 7 64 Mon i f old K it , 1-in P VC w /No B ypass 1 K it Includes: K it Includes: Pipe Fitting, Te e, 1-in 2 Pipe Fitting, T ee, 1-in 2 Pipe Fitting, Elbow, Sch 40, 1-in, P VC 2 P i pe Fitting, Elbow , ...

  • GE 255 - page 35

    35 T roub leshooting 764 Con tro ller – E rror Co des & 255 ”L” w ith Ch eck Sal t L ight Probl em P ossibl e Cause So luti on ERR 1 is d ispla yed. Progr am se tti ngs h ave b e en corrup ted . Pres s any k ey and re prog ram L evel I s ettings. ERR 3 is d isplayed. Controlle r on tank 1 does not know the po siti o n of t he ca ms haf t. ...

  • GE 255 - page 36

    36 S ystem Troubl eshoot ing ERR 4 i s disp layed. If single tank system .. Ve rify syst em se tting is pro gramm ed t o 255 “L”. Cont roller on t ank 2 does n ot know t he po siti o n of t he ca ms haf t. Ca ms haft sho uld b e rot atin g to find Hom e p osition . Wa it for two m inutes fo r the cont roller to re turn to Hom e positi on. The h ...

  • GE 255 - page 37

    37 H ar d wat er leak ag e af te r re gener ation. a. Impr oper reg enera tion. b. L eak ing of external bypass val ve . c. O -R ing arou n d ris er p ipe da mag ed . d. S ystem c apacity too lo w due to incorrect r e sin v olume sett i ng a. Re peat r egener ati o n after making cer t ai n co rre ct re gen er ant do sage was se t . b. Re pl ac e b ...

  • GE 255 - page 38

    38 ...

  • GE 255 - page 39

    39 ...

  • GE 255 - page 40

    © Copyrig h t 2007 Genera l Elect ric Company P/N 30196 24 Rev A ...

Manufacturer GE Category Water Heater

Documents that we receive from a manufacturer of a GE 255 can be divided into several groups. They are, among others:
- GE technical drawings
- 255 manuals
- GE product data sheets
- information booklets
- or energy labels GE 255
All of them are important, but the most important information from the point of view of use of the device are in the user manual GE 255.

A group of documents referred to as user manuals is also divided into more specific types, such as: Installation manuals GE 255, service manual, brief instructions and user manuals GE 255. Depending on your needs, you should look for the document you need. In our website you can view the most popular manual of the product GE 255.

Similar manuals

A complete manual for the device GE 255, how should it look like?
A manual, also referred to as a user manual, or simply "instructions" is a technical document designed to assist in the use GE 255 by users. Manuals are usually written by a technical writer, but in a language understandable to all users of GE 255.

A complete GE manual, should contain several basic components. Some of them are less important, such as: cover / title page or copyright page. However, the remaining part should provide us with information that is important from the point of view of the user.

1. Preface and tips on how to use the manual GE 255 - At the beginning of each manual we should find clues about how to use the guidelines. It should include information about the location of the Contents of the GE 255, FAQ or common problems, i.e. places that are most often searched by users in each manual
2. Contents - index of all tips concerning the GE 255, that we can find in the current document
3. Tips how to use the basic functions of the device GE 255 - which should help us in our first steps of using GE 255
4. Troubleshooting - systematic sequence of activities that will help us diagnose and subsequently solve the most important problems with GE 255
5. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
6. Contact detailsInformation about where to look for contact to the manufacturer/service of GE 255 in a specific country, if it was not possible to solve the problem on our own.

Do you have a question concerning GE 255?

Use the form below

If you did not solve your problem by using a manual GE 255, ask a question using the form below. If a user had a similar problem with GE 255 it is likely that he will want to share the way to solve it.

Copy the text from the picture

Comments (0)