SM-000048 Duo II.I
SM-000048 Duo II.I
SM-000048 Duo II.I
Contents
Startup
Installation Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Installation Kit (PACK00002) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Duo Ultra-Pure Water System Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Back Panel Connections Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Fittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Tubing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
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Connect Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Configure Settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Configure User Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Configure System Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Consumable Timers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Alarms (Warnings) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Program System Information (Setup) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Set 100-Litre Tank Pump Pressure Set Point (if applicable) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Type 1 Water Dispense Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Set Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Warning Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
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Maintenance
Maintenance Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
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Required Equipment
The following equipment is required.
You will need a 16 GB microSD card for each of the Controller and Display software.
Required Passwords
You will need the passwords for the User, Administrator, and Technician. Contact Technical Support if
needed.
RoHS/WEEE Statement
Avidity Science water treatment, automated watering, environmental monitoring, and access control sys-
tems specified in this manual are manufactured in compliance with the RoHs Directive
(EU Directive 2011/65/EU and subsequent amendments).
Product Warnings
WARNING! Electric Shock. Disconnect the main power before servicing any
electrical components. Failure to do so can cause electrical shock resulting in
personal injury.
Product Caution
CAUTION! Equipment damage. Follow all nationally and locally approved elec-
trical codes when installing this equipment. Failure to do so can result in equip-
ment damage.
Installation Overview
European
US Part Number Part Number Description
Wall Mounting
The wall-mounting kit is separate. Follow the included instructions to mount the Duo unit.
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Duo C B A 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Duo
A Tank Level Sensor or Pressure Sensor for 100 litre tank pump trigger
B Remote Dispenser Cable (if included).
C External Storage Tank UV cable. Facility management system or external alarm connection
RO concentrate outlet.
1/4-inch tube with flow restrictor in tube-end connected to this outlet. Routed to Drain.
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Pure water from the Duo unit to the storage tank (Type 2 water).
5/16-inch tube
Connected to fitting at top of tank
5
Feed water inlet, High Pressure, greater than 1 bar [15 psi]
5/16-inch tube
4
Feed water inlet, Low Pressure, less than 1 bar [15 psi]
5/16-inch tube
3
Flushing outlet.
5/16-inch tube routed to drain.
2
Pure water feed to the Duo unit from storage tank (Type 1 water).
3/8-inch tube connected to bottom of storage tank.
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Fittings
The feed water, inlet and outlet tubing is inserted and secured through the fittings defined in Table 1. All
fittings are plugged for shipping purposes. A plug must be inserted into any fitting that is not used.
To remove the plug, hold the plug in one hand and while pushing the fitting collar, pull out the plug.
Tubing
These are general guidelines for connecting the tubing to the Duo connectors.
• Use a sharp blade to cut the tubing
• Be sure the tube is long enough to allow for disconnecting and reconnecting during service.
• Be sure tubing is clean and not cracked
• Be sure there are no obstructions in the tube before connecting
• Do not use excessive force when inserting tubing. Excessive force may damage the tubing resulting in
leaks.
• Pull on the tube only once to be sure it is secured in the fitting
• After pulling once, insert the wrench under the collet and push the tube into the fitting once more for
a secure fit.
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The 5/16-inch feed water tubing can be connected to the high pressure or low pressure inlet fitting
depending on the known feed water pressure.
NOTE: If the pressure is not known, connect the feed water tubing to the high pressure fitting. A water pressure
test will be conducted at the completion of the installation process to determine the required pressure.
Feed water inlet. Low pressure, less than 1 bar [15 psi]
Feed water inlet, High pressure, greater than 1 bar [15 psi]
The 5/16-inch flushing tube is connected to the Flushing outlet . Avoid any reductions of the diame-
ter, loops, or breaks in the line.
Follow this procedure.
1. Measure and cut the length of the 5/16-inch tubing needed between the Flushing outlet fitting
and the drain. Add extra length to accommodate removal and reconnection of the tube.
2. Connect the tubing to the applicable fitting. Push the tube in until it stops.
3. Position the tubing downward and directed toward a waste drain.
IMPORTANT: Leave a minimum distance of 3/4-inch [18 mm] between the tube-end and the waste
water drain to prevent siphoning. A minimum air gap equal to twice the inside diameter of the tube is
recommended.
The 1/4-inch Concentrate outlet-to drain tubing is connected to the outlet fitting . Avoid any reduc-
tions of the diameter, loops, or breaks in the line.
Follow this procedure.
1. Measure and cut the length of the 1/4-inch tubing needed between the Concentrate outlet fit-
ting and the drain. Add extra length to accommodate removal and reconnection of the tube.
2. Insert the flow restrictor inside the tube end that connects to outlet .
Duo C B A 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
CAUTION! Equipment damage. Do not touch the glass surface of the UV lamp.
Contaminants, dust and fingerprints can reduce the effectiveness of the lamp.
2. Remove the Remote Dispenser from its packaging and position it close to the Duo unit.
3. Connect the Dispenser tubes to ports 7 and 8 on the back of the Duo unit.
4. Connect the Remote Dispense controller cable to port B on the back of the Duo unit.
5. Position the Remote Dispenser as desired.
European Part
US Part Number Description
Number
7120-2200-129 LEAD00002 Power cord for 100-litre Tank with pump (EU)
7120-2200-128 LEAD00001 Power Cord for 100-litre Tank with pump (UK)
7120-2200-127 LEAD00004 Power Cord for 100-litre Tank with pump (US)
7120-2200-131 LEAD00005 Power Cord for 100-litre Tank with pump (China)
8100-4000-262 LOOM00017 Water Level Sensor Connection Cable, 10 meters (optional accessory)
The storage tank holds the Type 2 water made by the Duo unit. The water in the tank can be used as is or
pumped back through the Duo to make Type 1 water.
The storage tank installation parts include
• Wall Mounting kit (60-litre or 30-litre tank only)
• Tank Water Level Sensor and cable
• Cord-grip fitting (to secure tank level sensor cable)
• Pressure Sensor cable (100L tank with pump only)
• Dispenser tap
• Ultraviolet lamp assembly (if applicable)
CAUTION! Equipment damage. Be sure all plastic shavings are removed from
the sides of the drilled hole and vacuum up any shavings that may have fallen
into the tank. Failure to do so can result in damage to operating equipment.
A
C B
B
100 litre
60 litre
30 litre
CAUTION! Equipment damage. Be sure the inside of the tank is clean and free
of any debris before installing the UV lamp. Debris in the tank will enter the
water system resulting in equipment damage.
CAUTION! Equipment damage. Do not touch the glass surface of the UV lamp.
Contaminants, dust and fingerprints can reduce the effectiveness of the lamp.
Duo C B A 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
H C
3. Screw the strain relief (D) into the reducer (E). Hand-tighten only.
4. Lower the UV lamp (B) into the tank and position the lamp so the black heat shrink at the top of
the lamp is surrounded by the strain relief (D).
IMPORTANT: The strain relief must grip the black heat shrink at the top of the lamp when the strain
relief cap (G) is secured.
5. Secure the strain relief cap (G) to the top of the strain relief.
6. Connect the UV power supply cable (H) to port C on the back of the Duo unit as shown.
7. Locate the UV lamp power supply near the tank and Duo unit.
Tank Connections
A
F
G
B
D E J
H I
100 Litre 30 Litre / 60 Litre
A Inlet
F Overflow Valve
G Inlet
H Outlet
30 litre
60 litre I Water Level Sensor
J Overflow to Drain
1. Measure and cut the length of the 3/8-inch tube needed between the port and the outlet
connector on the storage tank. Add extra length to accommodate removal and reconnection of the
tube.
2. Remove the plug from the connector. Do not dispose of the plug.
3. Connect the 3/8-inch tube from the port on the Duo to the outlet connector on the storage
tank.
1. Measure and cut the length of the 5/16-inch tube needed between the port and the inlet con-
nector on the storage tank. Add extra length to accommodate removal and reconnection of the
tube.
2. Remove the plug from the connector on the tank. Do not dispose of the plug.
3. Connect the 5/16-inch tube from the port on the Duo to the connector on the storage tank.
Duo C B A 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
3. Connect the pump power cord from the receptacle on the back of the tank to a power outlet. The
switch on the receptacle turns the power on and off to the pump. It does not activate the pump.
Duo C B A 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Connect Power
Use only the power supply provided with the Duo unit.
Follow this procedure.
1. Remove the power supply from its packaging.
2. Connect and the adapter-end of the power supply cable to port . Hand-tighten the locking
nut to secure the connection.
3. Connect the other end of the power supply cable to the supply pack.
4. Connect the power cord on the other end of the supply pack to the designated power outlet.
5. Open the inlet water supply valve to the Duo unit. The system controller will turn on.
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4. Remove the covers from the receptacles on the back of the pack.
6. Lift up on the back of the pack to slide the receptacles over the tubes on the back wall.
7. Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it as shown below.
Operation Menus
RO Quality Limit
DI Quality Limit
UP Quality Limit
Tank Full Limit
Tank Pump Set
INTEGRAL
Dispenser Menu
Access Technician
Settings.
Change the current
Password required Sleep mode.
language
See Technician
Menus on page 34
Access information
External storage tank is filling. related to the Access Main Menu
displayed screen.
Technician Menus
Requires Technican
password
Service
information
or
• From , touch
4. On , touch .
The flush valve opens and the system depressurizes for 30 seconds as shown below.
5. When the pressure screen shown below appears, observe the pressure gauge to verify the system
has depressurized.
NOTE: The system does not measure the pressure, so it is essential that the user verify that there is
zero pressure before continuing.
6. When the system has been confirmed to be depressurized, touch . The flush valve closes.
8. Disconnect the shipping tubing from the Pre-treatment module connections. The module will be
connected after the cleaning process.
9. On , touch
NOTE: Direction of the arrows on the strainer housing must match the water direction arrows shown
below.
11. On , touch
• The RO flush operation starts and a 300 second (5 minute) countdown begins.
• The flush valve opens and the system depressurizes for 30 seconds as shown below
12.When the pressure screen shown below appears, observe the pressure gauge to verify the system
has depressurized.
NOTE: The system does not measure the pressure, so it is essential that the user verify that there is
zero pressure before continuing.
13.When the system has been confirmed to be depressurized, touch . The flush valve closes.
15.Wearing protective gloves and eyewear, insert one CT chlorine tablet into the strainer and secure
the cap to the housing.
CT
16.On , touch .
• The RO Clean and flush operation starts and a 900 second (15 minute) countdown begins.
• The flush valve opens and the system depressurizes for 30 seconds as shown below
17.When the pressure screen shown below appears, observe the pressure gauge to verify the system
has depressurized.
NOTE: The system does not measure the pressure, so it is essential that the user verify that there is
zero pressure before continuing.
18.When the system has been confirmed to be depressurized, touch . The flush valve closes.
19.When appears, disconnect the strainer amd tubing from the pretreatment module
connections.
20.On , touch
21.When appears, position the module, with the printed arrows pointing up.
22.3. Connect the applicable elbow fitting to each end of the module.
23.Secure the module to the two brackets at the TC001 location.
24.When the Pretreatment Module is reconnected, touch
• The Pretreatment Module is flushed for 300 seconds (5 minutes)
Configure Settings
RO Quality Limit. Set the required water quality of the Type 3 water
DI Quality Limit. Post-treatment water conductivity setting
UP Quality Limit. Ultra-pure water conductivity setting
Tank Full Limit. Set the Full water level for the external storage tank (if applicable)
Tank Pump Set. Set the 100-litre storage tank pump pressure set point (if applicable)
Temperature Limit. Ultra-pure water temperature setting
Flow Calibration. Calibrate the volume of water dispensed
Display Settings. Set the number of minutes of inactivity before the display screen goes dark. Set the
level of darkness of the display.
Follow this procedure.
1. Take one of these actions:
• On or touch
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2. On , touch
4. Touch the applicable setting and touch . Touch or to view the desired setting.
6. Touch
7. Repeat steps 4 through 6 until all applicable user settings are configured.
8. Touch to return to the Dispense home screen.
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IMPORTANT: Do not change the default settings unless instructed by Technical Support.
UP Standby Time. If the Duo is inactive for the programmed standby time, the system will recirculate
UP Run Time. Length of the recirculation period that initiates after the UP Standby Time has expired.
Max Pump Speed. Highest speed at which the water is dispensed.
Pump Low Speed. Lowest speed at which the water is dispensed.
Pump Recirc Speed. Speed of the recirculation (Booster) pump when water is not being dispensed.
Dispense Zero o/s. Amount of water left in the dispenser after the required volume of water has been
released.
RO Pump Speed. Speed of the RO pump as water is sent through the membrane
Setup. Set up the system information. Refer to section Program System Information (Setup) on page 46.
Relay1 (X1) and Relay2 (X2). Dry contacts for external component connection.
Follow this procedure.
1. Take one of these actions:
• On or touch
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2. On , touch
4. On , touch
5. Touch the applicable setting and touch . Touch or to view the desired setting.
7. Touch
8. Repeat steps 4 through 6 until all applicable user settings are configured.
9. Touch to return to the Dispense home screen.
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Consumable Timers
Alarms (Warnings)
Displays active alarms. Alarms will automatically display as they occur. Touch the alarm name to display
details.
Below is a sample alarm screen.
Touch to acknowledge the alarm. The alarm will stay in the list until the associated issue has been
fixed.
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1. On or touch
2. Touch
6. Touch
7. At Variant Current Type, touch or to select the specific Duo model water flow rate
8. Select
9. At Tank Type, touch or to select the desired internal or external tank size.
NOTE: Custom refers to an external storage tank.
10.Select whether the you want to use Set default tank calibration or to Keep the current tank
calibration.
11.At External UV, touch or to select to indicate whether a UV light is installed in an
external storage tank.
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12.Select
14.Select
15.At Distributor, select the Avidity Science entity distributing the specific unit being installed.
16.Select
• On or touch
2. On , touch
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RO Quality Limit
DI Quality Limit
UP Quality Limit
Tank Full Limit
Tank Pump Set
6. Touch .
The factory settings can be modified by the user as necessary. Below are the tasks required to set up the
Duo for dispensing Type 1 water.
NOTE: For Type 1 water, the storage tank may be equipped with an Ultraviolet (UV) Light (TC008) to maintain
bacteria sterilization in the stored water. Installation of the UV light can be found in chapter External Storage
Tank Installation on page 19.
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1. On , select
1. On , touch :
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NOTE: The water flow will automatically stop when the programmed volume are dispensed.
2. On , touch :
4. Touch
5. Touch
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6. On , touch .
7. On , touch
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10.Observe the volume of water in the graduated cylinder and take one of these actions.
If the volume in the
Then,... And then,...
cylinder is...
Touch .
Repeat steps 1 through 8 until the required volume is dis-
pensed into the graduated cylinder.
Touch and empty the
More than required,
container.
Touch to decrease the volume of water dispensed.
Touch .
Repeat steps 1 through 8 until the required volume is dis-
pensed into the graduated cylinder.
Set Language
Follow this procedure.
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Warning Messages
Below is a list of warning messages and solutions.
Error
Description Solution
Number
Water leak (system shuts down) Fix the leak. Dry the leak sensor located on the bottom of
60
the cabinet. Contact Technical Support as necessary.
Pressure Sensor Fault: HIGH 100-litre storage tank with pump pressure sensor
69
Contact Technical Support
Pressure Sensor Fault: LOW 100-litre storage tank with pump pressure sensor.
70
Contact Technical Support
a. When RO pump is ON
b. When Permeate is ON
c. When circulation pump is active
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2. On touch
3. On touch
6. On , touch
10.Touch
12.Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it. Refer to the
image below.
13.Touch
15.Remove the packaging from the new Endure Purification Pack 2 TC009 cartridge
16.Remove the covers from the receptacles on the back of the pack.
17.Touch
19. Lift up on the back of the pack to slide the receptacles over the tubes on the back wall.
20.Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it. as shown
below.
21.Touch .
24. Take off the protective gloves; they are no longer required.
Maintenance Schedule
Below is a schedule of routine maintenance intervals required to keep the Duo II.I Ultra-Pure Water Sys-
tem operating.
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On , touch
2. Observe the Feed Water conductivity reading (µS) and record it on line
Feed Water Conductivity, in the Displayed Value column on the Startup Report or Preventive Main-
tenance Report.
5. Disconnect the tube from the applicable inlet port ( or ) connection on the back of the
DUO unit.
6. Insert the open end of the tube into the bucket.
7. Open the feed water inlet valve, partially fill the container, and then close the valve.
8. Turn on the Conductivity Pen and insert it into the container of feed water.
9. Wait for the reading to stabilize.
10.Record the conductivity pen reading on line Feed Water Conductivity in the Actual Value col-
umn.
Yes, Go to step 25
No, Go to step12
NOTE: The recorded Displayed Value and the Actual Value do not have to match, but calibration is
necessary if the Displayed Value is not within 10 percent of the Actual Value.
13.On , touch
14.On , touch
16.Touch
17.Touch AI Calibration
18.Touch Edit Calibration
19.Touch or until Feed Water is displayed.
Calibraon
Feed Water
^=
0737 μS 00750
0590.0 μS H 00600 ADC
0000.0 μS L 00000 ADC
Teach mode Off
22.Touch .
23.Touch to change the screen and then touch to return to the Feed Water conductivity cali-
bration screen. This action enables you to see the calibration result.
24.Repeat steps 20 through 23 until the Feed Water value displayed matches the Actual Value.
3. Connect the open end of the Concentrate outlet tube to the 1/4-inch fitting on the T-con-
nection.
NOTE: The concentrate outlet tube is routed to a drain.
4. Direct the open end of the other tube on the T-connection to a drain.
Duo C B A 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
3/8-inch tubing
with fitting
1/4-inch tubing
with fitting
Hand-held
Conductivity Meter
8. Direct the open end of the T-connection tube from the drain into the 1-litre graduated cylinder.
9. Using the stop watch, allow water to fill the cylinder for 36 seconds.
10. Multiply the measured value by 100 to determine the litres per hour (lph).
11.Record the amount of water on line Concentrate Water Flow Rate in the Actual Value column
of the Startup Report or the Preventive Maintenance Report.
14.Disconnect the conductivity meter tube from the Concentrate outlet tube .
1. On the Startup Report or Preventive Maintenance Report, select the System Requirement for Perme-
ate Water Flow Rate for the DUO model.
On , touch
3. Observe the displayed Permeate Water conductivity reading (µS) and record it on line
Permeate Water Conductivity, in the Displayed Value column on the applicable Report.
4. Observe the Temperature reading (º C) and record it on line Permeate Water Temperature, in
the Displayed Value column on the applicable Report.
5. Shut the inlet water valve to the Duo unit.
6. Connect a 1/4-inch fitting to the 1/4-inch tube on the conductivity meter T-connection.
7. Open the left front panel.
8. Remove Endure Purification Pack 1 (TC002)
9. Remove the back panel of the Duo unit.
11.Insert the 1/4-inch tube from the T-connection into the elbow connection.
12.Place the open end of the other tube on the T-connection into the bucket.
3/8-inch tubing
with fitting
1/4-inch tubing
with fitting
Hand-held
Conductivity Meter
16.Wait for the reading to stabilize, then press (green) to stop the machine.
17.Record the meter reading on line Permeate Water Conductivity in the Actual Value column on
the applicable report.
18.Observe the temperature displayed on the conductivity meter.
19.Record the temperature on line Permeate Water Temperature in the Actual Value column of
the applicable Report.
20.Turn off the conductivity meter.
21.Disconnect the conductivity meter tube from the elbow in the Duo unit.
22.Reconnect the tube previously disconnected.
23.Empty the bucket.
24.Replace the Endure Purification Pack 1 (TC002).
25.Replace the front panel
26.Replace the back panel.
27.Press (red) to start the machine.
28.Take one of these actions.
Is the Permeate Water Conductivity Displayed Value
within 10 percent of the Actual Value on the applicable Then...
report?...
Yes, Go to step 48.
No, Go to step 29 to adjust the permeate conductivity
value.
NOTE: Calibration is necessary if the Displayed Value is not within 10 percent of the Actual Value.
30.On , touch
32.Touch
33.Touch AI Calibration
34.Touch Edit Calibration
35.Touch or until Permeate is displayed.
Calibraon
Permeate
=^ 02200
0083.1 S
0200.0 μS H 02200 ADC
0000.0 μS L 00675 ADC
Teach mode Off
38.Touch
39.Touch to change the screen and then touch to return to the Permeate water conductivity
calibration screen. This action enables you to see the calibration result.
NOTE: Matching the Actual Value may take several tries.
40.Repeat steps 36 through 39 until the Permeate Water value displayed matches the Actual Value.
41.From the Calibration screen, touch or until Temperature is displayed.
42.Touch the temperature value highlighted on the first line, shown below.
Calibraon
Temperature
^=
28.1 °C 02049
25.0 °C H 01883 ADC
02.0 °C L 00675 ADC
Teach mode Off
43.Using the displayed keypad, enter the temperature reading that was recorded in the Actual column
for the Permeate Water Temperature line on the applicable report.
44.Touch
On , touch
2. Observe the displayed DI Quality reading (MΩ) and record it on line Post DI Water Quality
(Resistivity), in the Displayed Value column on the applicable report.
7. Place the open end of the 3/8-inch tube on the T-connection into the bucket (a).
Duo C B A 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
5/16-inch tubing
with fitting
3/8-inch tubing
with fitting
(a)
(b)
Hand-held
Conductivity Meter
10.Wait for the reading to stabilize, then press (green) to stop the machine.
11.Record the meter reading on line Post DI Water Conductivity in the Actual Value column on
the applicable report.
12.Turn off the conductivity meter.
13.Move the open end of the tube into the graduated cylinder (b).
14.Press (red) to start the machine.
15.Using the stop watch, allow water to fill the cylinder for 36 seconds, then press (green) to
stop the machine.
16.Observe the volume of water in the graduated cylinder.
17.Multiply the measured value by 100 to determine the litres per hour (lph).
18.Record the volume of water on line Post DI Water Flow Rate into Tank in the Actual Value
column of the applicable report.
The table below shows the required volume of Post DI water in the graduated cylinder to match
the required flow rate.
Required Flow Rate Volume in Graduated
(Type 2 water) Cylinder
On , touch
2. Observe the displayed UP DI Quality reading (MΩ) and record it on line Post UP DI Water
Quality (Resistivity), in the Displayed Value column on the applicable report.
3. Connect the applicable tubing and fittings to the conductivity meter T-connection and the applica-
ble point-of-use filter as specified below.
IMPORTANT: Cut tubing in lengths that adequately reach between the filter and the bucket to which
water will drain. .
Endotoxin 3/8-inch fitting to the open T-con- 1/2-inch tubing to the Push the open-end of the 1/2-inch
Filter nection of the meter and connect a barbed fitting on the Ultra tubing over the 3/8-inch tubing
section of 3/8-inch tubing to the Filter. for a secure fit.
fitting.
Bacteria Filter 5/16-inch fitting to the open T- 3/8-inch tubing to the Push the open end of the 3/8-inch
connection of the meter and con- barbed end of the Stan- tubing over the 5/16-inch tubing
nect a section of 5/16-inch tubing dard Filter. for a secure fit.
to the fitting.
3/8-inch tubing
with fitting
5/16-inch tubing
with fitting
Hand-held
Conductivity Meter
.
4. Insert the open end of the other tube on the T-connector into the bucket.
5. On , touch and observe the conductivity reading as the UP DI water flows through
the meter.
6. When the reading has stabilized, touch to stop the water flow.
7. Use the formula below to convert the UP DI Water conductivity reading to MΩ
1 / conductivity reading (µS) = MΩ
8. Record the conductivity MΩ reading on line Post UP DI Water Quality (Resistivity) in the
Actual Value column of the applicable Report.
9. Turn off the conductivity meter.
10.Disconnect the tubing from the point-of-use filter and the T-connection of the conductivity meter.
11.Empty the bucket.
From , touch
2. On , touch
4. On , touch
7. Touch
1. On touch
2. On , touch
4. Touch
5. Disconnect power to the Duo unit.
6. Insert the required quantity of CT3 tablet, or equivalent, into the applicable storage tank. See table
below.
NOTE: The number of tablets provides 25 ppm chlorine concentration for the applicable tank size.
30-litre 1
60-litre 2 25 ppm
12.On , touch
19.On touch
20.On touch
23.On , touch
27.Wearing protective gloves, remove the covers from the receptacles on the Sanitisation Cartridge
28.Touch
30.Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it. Refer to the
image below.
31. Touch
34.Remove the packaging from the new Endure Purification Pack 2 TC009 cartridge
35.Remove the covers from the receptacles on the back of the pack.
36.Touch
38. Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it. as shown
below.
39.Touch .
42. Take off the protective gloves; they are no longer required.
44.Dispose of the sanitisation cartridge and the Endure Purification Pack 2 following local environ-
mental disposal guidelines.
45.Record the confirmation of external storage tank sanitisation on the DUO Series 5 and Series 6
Ultra-Pure Water System Preventive Maintenance Report
46.Be sure these components are replaced to further eradicate any levels of bacteria
2. On touch
3. On touch
6. On , touch
11.Touch
13.Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it. Refer to the
image below.
14.Touch
17.Remove the packaging from the new Endure Purification Pack 2 TC009 cartridge
18.Remove the covers from the receptacles on the back of the pack.
19.Touch
21. Lift up on the back of the pack to slide the receptacles over the tubes on the back wall.
22.Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it. as shown
below.
23.Touch .
26. Take off the protective gloves; they are no longer required.
3. On , touch
4. On , select .
7. On , touch
8. On , touch
10.Touch
11.On , install a new TC001 cartridge. Secure the module to the two brackets.
12.Touch .
13.When appears, the cartridge will flush for 300 seconds (5 minutes).
14.On , touch
1. On , touch
2. On , touch
5. On , touch
6. Carefully pull the UV lamp from the UV housing and place in a safe location.
CAUTION! Equipment damage. Do not touch the glass surface of the UV lamp.
Contaminants, dust and fingerprints can reduce the effectiveness of the lamp.
10.Replace the panel that covers the Control board and secure it with the screws using the allen head
wrench.
11.Replace the front right panel.
12.Replace the left front panel.
13.Connect power to the Duo unit.
14.Discard the old UV lamp following your site requirements for disposal.
1. If you have not already done so, remove the left front panel.
2. Remove the packaging from the applicable Endure Purification Pack.
3. On touch
4. On touch
7. On , touch .
9. Remove the covers from the receptacles on the back of the new pack.
11.Lift up on the back of the pack to slide the receptacles over the tubes on the back wall.
12.Be sure the pack is resting against the inside lip of the bracket and not on top of it as shown below.
13.Touch
14.On , touch .
When appears, the cartridge flushes for 400 seconds (approximately 6 minutes)
15.On , touch
16.Touch
17.Replace the left front panel.
18. Dispose of the used purification packs following your site requirements for disposal.
CAUTION! Personal injury. Use two people to mount the RO machine to the bracket on the frame.
The RO machine weighs approximately 55 lbs [25 kg]. One person is not enough to stabilize and
mount the unit. Failure to do so can result in personal injury and equipment damage.
15.Disconnect the flush tube from the tee connection and connect it port
1. On or touch , or
2. On , touch
4. Touch
5. Touch the applicable setting and touch . Touch or to view the setting.
• On or touch
2. On , touch
4. Touch the applicable setting and touch . Touch or to view the desired setting.
5. Record all the available settings for each menu item.
1. On or touch , or
2. On , touch
4. Touch
Calibraon
Permeate
=^ 02200
0083.1 S
0200.0 μS H 02200 ADC
0000.0 μS L 00675 ADC
Teach mode Off
1. On or touch , or
2. On , touch
4. Touch
6. Wearing a grounding wrist strap, connect the jumper link to the connector shown in the image
above.
NOTE: The phrase Bootloader Inserted = active is located next to the jumper.
8. Check the display on the dispenser and respond to any messages that may appear.
9. Disconnect power to the unit
10.Remove the microSD card and jumper link.
IMPORTANT: If the SD card and jumper link are not removed after the Control board id updated, the
current required settings will be lost.
11..Perform the procedures in section Dispense Controller Board Software Installation on page 123.
4. Connect the jumper link to the connector indicated in the figure above.
5. Connect Power to the unit to install the software.
NOTE: Lights on the board will flash for approximately 30 seconds. When the installation is complete,
the two green LEDs below the jumper will each flash one second indicating the installation was suc-
cessful.
6. Check the display on the dispenser and respond to any messages that may appear.
7. Disconnect power to the unit.
8. Remove the microSD card and jumper link.
IMPORTANT: If the SD card and jumper link are not removed after the Control board id updated, the
current required settings will be lost.
Reset Memory
When both boards have been updated to the latest software, follow this procedure to reset the memory.
1. On or touch , or
2. On , touch
5. On the Memory screen, touch the icon to reset the memory as indicated below.
Component Connections
This chapter shows the component connections and the cable and wiring harnesses used in the Duo II.I
system.
TC002
V1
TC001
DI2
CTX3
FL1
PRV ST1
TC003
TC009
NTV3 UV1
NTV4 FTX1
PCV1 V2 FCV2
V5 NTV5
V4
L1
TC004
TC011
FCV1 TC005
Drain TC008
Drain LS
NTV2
CTX2
G1
CTX1 RO1 CTX4 CTX5 TTX1
DI1
PD1 TC026
V3
NTV1
P1
TC002
V1
TC001
DI2
CTX3
FL1
PRV
TC003
TC009
ST1
NTV3 UV1
NTV4
PCV1 V2 FTX1
FCV2
V5 NTV5
L1
V4
FCV1 TC005
TC004
TC011
Drain TC008
Drain LS
Schematic
Identification Component Name
P1 RO Pump
TC026 RO Membrane
Schematic
Identification Component Name
P2 Circulation Pump
ST1 Strainer
L1 Leak Detector
X3 RED
X21 V1
X22
BLUE
Leak SENS00007 X3
X24
Detector
X13 X4 LOOM00008
X15 X4 RED
CTX1 X15 V3
X17 X5
CTX2 X17
BLUE
X19 X7
CTX3 LOOM00007 X19
X23
CTX4 X20 X9 X5 RED
X20 X23 V2
CTX5 BLUE
X25 X26
TTX1
X30 X28
X27 X7 RED
RED SUPP00001 V5
P1 X25 BLUE
BLUE X29
X14
X10
RED SUPP00001 X16
P2
BLUE X18
X11
X6 X8
X2 X1
WIRE00007
X21
X22
X3
X24
X13 X4
LOOM00015
Integral X15
X5 WIRE00014
TAN or BRN Dispenser
X17
BRN BLU CONT00002
X7
X19
RED X9
X20
X23 X26
WIRE00014
FTX1 C B A
X30 X28
WIRE00012 X27
X25 X29
SENS00004
X14 X10 CABL00007
WIRE00027
X16
X18 X11
X6 X8
X2 X1
WIRE00025
UV1 WIRE00025
LOOM00015
LOOM00011
Control
Component Layout ID
Board
X6 RO Pump P1
X8 Circulation Pump P2
CONT00002
X30 Integral Dispenser Control Board a X1
X21
X22
X3
X24
X13 X4
X15
X5
X17
X7
X19
X20 X9
X23
X26
X27
X25 X29
X14
CONT00002 X10
X16
X1 X18
X6 X8 X11
X2 X1
DISP00006
CONT00001
ST5
X2
V4
Dispenser
Control Board Component Layout ID
CONT00002
CONT00001
X1 Integral Dispenser Control Board
X30
Consumables
Below is a list of items that require regular replacement.
European Recommended
US Part Number Part Number Description Stock Quantity
Replacement Parts
Below are the replacement parts that are available. Parts will be replaced by an Authorized Technician as
necessary or as part of a Preventive Maintenance program.
European Recommended
US Part Number Part Number Description Stock Quantity
European Recommended
US Part Number Part Number Description Stock Quantity
Pulsation Dampener 1
7120-2200-110 DAMP00001
RO Housing 1
European Recommended
US Part Number Part Number Description Stock Quantity
European Recommended
US Part Number Description
Part Number Stock Quantity
2311-7120-102 TANK100P-01 Tank, 100 litre with integral pump, 230V ---
2311-7120-101 TANK100P-02 Tank, 100 litre with integral pump, 115V ---
European Recommended
US Part Number Description
Part Number Stock Quantity