SERVICE & REPAIR
Fan Motor/Venturi/Blade
If you need to replace the fan motor, fan blade
or pinned venturi. Use a 5/32” allen wrench to
remove the housing. The blade can be removed
using a 3/32” allen wrench and the venturi can
be removed using a #2 phillips screwdriver.
Pump Service/Replacement
Unscrew and clean the pump’s sediment filter
about twice a year. To replace the pump, un-wire
the pump from inside the control box. Disconnect
the 1/4” tubing and remove two 7/16” nuts to
lift the pump out along with the stainless steel
bracket. Re-attach components to the new pump
and install in reverse sequence.
Float Valve & Fluid Level Switch
If replacing either part. Make sure to use thread
tape in addition to pipe sealant to ensure a leak-
proof connection.
Oscillator
If replacing an oscillator motor or a major
component. It’s best to remove the entire
oscillator assembly and complete the task on a
work bench. To remove the assembly: Un-wire
the motor, remove the carbon fiber column, and
unbolt the four 5/16-18 bolts underneath the
stainless steel base plate.
Strainer
Inspect and/or clean the in-line strainer a few
times a year. The clear cover unscrews counter-
clockwise (usually) by hand.
Service (peep hole)
If the atomizing fan head needs to be removed
from the tank. The fans plumbing connection is
accessible through the service (peep hole). This
service hole is also convenient for other plumbing
service procedures.
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