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Warranty 

 

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12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY 

 

1.  What the warranty covers 

Ionic Systems Ltd’s Reach & Wash™ Systems are warranted to the original owner to be 
free of defects in material and workmanship from the date of purchase for a period of 1 
year subject to the following conditions and exclusions; 
 
1)  The Warranty shall operate for a period of twelve months from the date on Ionic 

Systems Ltd original invoice, subject to Ionic Systems Ltd receiving either a 
completed, signed Handover Form or a completed, on-line Warranty Registration. In 
the absence of either a completed and signed Handover Form or On-line Warranty 
Registration Ionic Systems Ltd is under no obligation to provide warranty service for 
the product. It shall be the customer’s sole responsibility to ensure that either a 
completed and signed Handover Form or On-line Warranty Registration is received 
by Ionic Systems Ltd. 

2)  Subject to properly completed paperwork/online registration being returned, Ionic 

Systems Ltd will, within 1 year of purchase, repair or replace at its sole discretion at 
no charge defective parts excluding replaceable filters, batteries and pumps subject 
to the conditions of the warranty. Replaceable filters are warranted against defects in 
material and workmanship only. Service life of replaceable filters varies according to 
local water quality and is also affected by proper maintenance being undertaken by 
the user. Claims connected with filter life are excluded from the warranty. 

3)  When fitted, batteries are warranted against defects in material and workmanship 

only. Service life of batteries is wholly dependent upon the user ensuring that proper 
charging and maintenance is carried out according to the instruction manual. Claims 
connected with battery life are excluded from the warranty. 

4)  12volt pumps are warranted for a period of 3 months only. 
5)  When fitted, Stainless Steel filter housings carry a 5 year warranty 
6)  When fitted, mains powered pumps are warranted against defects in material and 

workmanship only. Serious damage will occur if mains powered pumps are run dry or 
in cavitation. Equipment fitted with mains powered pumps have labels warning that 
damage can occur if pumps are run dry and the operation manual repeats the 
warning and provides detailed information on the subject. Claims connected with 
pumps that have been run dry or in cavitation are excluded from the warranty. 

 

2.  Conditions of Warranty 

1)  The equipment must be maintained and serviced using replacement parts and 

filters supplied by Ionic Systems Ltd. The performance and functioning of your 
Reach & Wash™ System is directly related to the quality of the water being 
treated and the particular application in which it is being used. Therefore Ionic 
Systems Ltd’s liability is limited to the cost of repair or replacement (at our sole 
discretion) of any defective part and does not include incidental or consequential 
damages of any kind. 

2)  Equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with the manufacturers 

recommended procedures and guidelines. 

 

3.  Limitations of Warranty 

The warranty shall be void if alterations or modifications are made to the equipment, 
or if servicing or repairs are carried out by anyone other than Ionic Systems Ltd or 
any of its appointed agents. 
 
The warranty shall be void if product failure or damage results from freezing, neglect, 
misapplication, fouling with sediment or scale or failure to operate the system in 
accordance with the instructions contained in the owners manual, guidelines and 
labels fitted to the equipment. 
 

4.Obtaining Warranty service 

For warranty service please contact Ionic Systems Ltd to make arrangement for 
inspection of defective parts. 
 

Summary of Contents for Zero PPB

Page 1: ...1 Operators Manual...

Page 2: ...bserve for correct operation Electrical Hazard Electrical equipment that is likely to cause serious injury or loss of life CO2 Hazard CO2 Hazard that is likely to cause serious injury or loss of life...

Page 3: ...tems In 1997 Ionic Systems Ltd introduced the very first vehicle mounted waterfed pole system known as the Reach Wash system Since then Ionic Systems has continued to lead the field with its proven de...

Page 4: ...ill be different to the summer Ionic Systems is not responsible for your local water supply we have no control over its quality delivery pressure or flow rate Further we have no control over how you u...

Page 5: ...Zero Weights Dimensions 5 Dimensions...

Page 6: ...kg 1225 1242 kg 900 Ltr 200 212kg 1112 1129 kg 800 Ltr 195 212kg 1015 1032 kg 700 Ltr 190 207kg 910 927 kg 600 Ltr 185 202kg 810 827 kg 500 Ltr 180 197kg 705 722 kg 400 Ltr 169 186kg 594 511kg 300 Ltr...

Page 7: ...Machine Component Identification 7 Component Identification...

Page 8: ...Machine Component Identification 8 Control Panel...

Page 9: ...pon the specification up to five fuses may be installed The position application and value are depicted in the table below Fuse Box Diagram Fuse box positions 6 8 are not used Function Amps Position S...

Page 10: ...Machine Component Identification 10 Zero System Filters Removed...

Page 11: ...rough NGDI filter 0PPB Machines only 10 Delivery Pumps 12v Pure Water delivery pumps 11 A B Incoming and outgoing water connections The system has optional water connections for both left right hand d...

Page 12: ...out of the tank as it empties and fills Do not cover or block 2 Float Switch The float switch stops ultrapure water production when the tank is full 3 Tank Level Sight Gauge Coloured float indicates...

Page 13: ...Machine Component Identification 13 Filter Identification Zero PPB System...

Page 14: ...e Softener Exchanges Calcium and Magnesium ions for Sodium ions Protects the RO membrane RO Filter Reverse Osmosis A semi permeable membrane that filters out 95 98 of dissolved solids De ionisation PP...

Page 15: ...ater conditions usage and care in routine operation and maintenance Information printed on filter ID discs and in the table below provides estimates about likely filter replacement frequencies Filter...

Page 16: ...ter pressure flow is low the use of a break tank will avoid cavitation in the water supply The size of the break tank will depend upon the volume of pure water required and the speed at which it can b...

Page 17: ...s the reject water will fail to flow rejected dissolved solids to drain Temperature has a major effect on pure water production Industry standards for pure water production through an RO membrane are...

Page 18: ...of a permanent hard wired fused connection 2 In the case of mobile vehicle mounted portable machines a flexible cable connection will be suitable It is highly recommended that an RCD is used at the e...

Page 19: ...er treatment machine holding tanks transfer pumps and pipe work within the confines of a suitably designed and installed bunded area with adequate drainage capability 7 Offices storerooms and other vu...

Page 20: ...EEDED DO NOT TO EXCEED THE MAXIMUM PRESSURE TEMPERATURE RANGES WARNING LABELS Like many other cleaning machines Ionic Systems machines with mains powered pumps have no Run Dry protection In the field...

Page 21: ...salt the second benefit is realised Salt crystals form quickly upon other impurities in water by swelling their physical size they are more easily removed by the RO filter leading to improved RO perf...

Page 22: ...ny servicing or repairs other than routine filter replacement please refer to Ionic Systems Ltd or an approved agent of Ionic Systems Ltd Step 1 Connect a suitable water supply to the mains water IN c...

Page 23: ...to complete At this stage the machine is in open flow and rejected water will be observed flowing to drain Stage 2 After four minutes the SYSTEM PURGING light will extinguish and the SYSTEM FLUSHINGIN...

Page 24: ...lter When the holding tank is full a float switch triggers the end of pure water production The mains water supply will be shut off at the machine the boost pump will stop and the UV 03 lamp will exti...

Page 25: ...process Regenerating the RO s in this way prolongs day one performance and extends RO membrane life Step 6 At the end of the process the SYSTEM POLISHING light will be extinguished The only light rema...

Page 26: ...om either the vehicles fuel tank or an ancillary remote tank The Thermopure must only be operated in a well ventilated area as carbon monoxide is present in the exhaust gas Operational Procedure Hot W...

Page 27: ...after run period of the heater After five short signals have been emitted the long flashing pulses can be counted x1 No start After 2 start up attempts x2 Flame extinction recurrent 5 x3 Under voltage...

Page 28: ...e left Pump 1 is the hot pump on a Thermopure system and the right pump 2 is always a cold delivery pump On a non Thermopure system they are both cold 1 2 Pump No1 is connected to the upper port on th...

Page 29: ...Procedures 29 Step 1 Depress the Pump on off 1 for the desired pump The Pump Active light will illuminate 2 Step 2 Select the desired volume for delivery using the or The normal operating volume is l...

Page 30: ...off If this happens simply depress the Pump On Off 2 and pump will operate once more at the last volume setting On some models pump remote control is fitted This feature means that pumps can be opera...

Page 31: ...r after periods of exhaustive discharging of the battery it may be necessary to perform a recondition charge This is a setting on the mains charger that can be selected by 3 presses of the mode button...

Page 32: ...rocedures Filter Replacement 32 Filter Cartridge Replacement 1 Filter Snap Ring 2 Filter Top Cap 3 Filter O ring Seal 4 RO Filter 5 RO Filter Housing NB Snap Rings and O Rings must be replaced every t...

Page 33: ...c key ring tool to push down on the retaining ring 1 in the filter housing cap then pull the fitting 2 upwards and out of the filter cap 3 Step 2 Move the pipe and fitting clear of the filter cap Step...

Page 34: ...e is insufficient headroom then it will be necessary to use the key ring tool to remove the pipe from the bottom fitting in the filter housing so that the filter housing can be completely removed from...

Page 35: ...ined in the top of the filter canister this must also be removed Step 8 With the O ring removed the Filter element can be simply withdrawn by hand and the replacement inserted in its place in this cas...

Page 36: ...y When it is fully home the groove for the retaining snap ring will be visible Step 12 Insert the pointed end of the snap ring into the groove first With the snap ring located in the grove push it in...

Page 37: ...e steps below detail the simple the procedure Step 1 After removing the filter housing from the machine insert the orange hose adaptor to the bottom connection on some machines ie Quattro X5 it is pos...

Page 38: ...mproved RO pre treatment additional water softening One RO maintenance procedure that is commonly over looked in reducing RO cleaning frequency is the use of RO permeate water for flushing foulants fr...

Page 39: ...approx 2 seconds the charger activates the chosen mode The select mode is saved in the chargers memory and remains even when the charger is switched off Mode Normal 14 4v Normal setting for wet batte...

Page 40: ...he mode selected will be indicated by the LED s position Battery Information Batteries are only fitted to vehicle mounted systems The battery should never be completely discharged through exhaustive u...

Page 41: ...bio film thereby prolonging filter life IN ORDER TO PRESERVE THE BENEFITS OF UV 03 STERILISATION THE UV LAMP MUST BE REPLACED EVERY 12 MONTHS UV LAMP REPLACEMENT DISCONNECT MAINS ELECTRICITY BEFORE P...

Page 42: ...of the UV housing This allows the housing to be unscrewed without twisting the power cables Step 2 Unscrew the end caps at each end of the UV unit Some water inside the housing may escape so it is ad...

Page 43: ...dures 43 Step 3 Unclip the white plastic connector from each end of the UV lamp Step 4 The UV lamp may now be withdrawn from the housing and replaced Step 5 Installing the new lamp is a reversal of th...

Page 44: ...ould be replaced at 6 month intervals Putting the machine back into service at the end of storage creates a good opportunity to replace the filter element Carbon Filter The Carbon Filter also traps or...

Page 45: ...ion remove the snap ring but leave the filter cap in place DO NOT EXPOSE TO FREEZING CONDITIONS Replace the snap ring prior to putting the machine back into service UV O3 To protect against any risk o...

Page 46: ...it comes across If sufficient pure water is applied all impurities can be flushed away and the remaining mineral free water will dry leaving a clean sterile and spot free finish Window frames can har...

Page 47: ...ew staff become experienced using short poles before moving up to poles that extend above 10 m Safety in Window Cleaning Scope For the purpose of this guidance the term waterfed pole is defined as a t...

Page 48: ...and window cleaners need to understand that window cleaners will continue to suffer regular accidents unless a different approach is taken In recent years many window cleaners have adopted the use of...

Page 49: ...urify water if not replaced at specified intervals filters may become a fertile breeding ground for Legionella bacteria Water temperature is a particularly important factor in the survival of and mult...

Page 50: ...lkway The design manufacture and instillation of water treatment systems fitted to vehicles should conform to the requirements of The Road Vehicle Construction and Use of Regulations and BS 12195 Load...

Page 51: ...cally these may include Instruction in the need for the operator to be vigilant with regard to the surroundings Providing adequate PPE and or roof edge protection Giving consideration to the day and t...

Page 52: ...th battery life are excluded from the warranty 4 12volt pumps are warranted for a period of 3 months only 5 When fitted Stainless Steel filter housings carry a 5 year warranty 6 When fitted mains powe...

Page 53: ...merchant ability and fitness for a particular purpose Ionic Systems Ltd shall not be responsible for any incidental or consequential damages including travel expense telephone charges loss of income...

Page 54: ...e as well as to guard against the possibility of harmful Bacteria developing within the system Your Resonsibility Presenting The Reach Wash system for its annual service is the customers responsibilit...

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