what does the "A" mean on the machine? Is it the amperage? Also, ive tried adding salt but i don't see it changing from value 0.
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yes, A is for amps. Probably you have to replace the arrays if 0 continues after adding salt. If the problem continues, maybe the machine is broken.
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The "A" on the left side of the machine simply indicates that it is the one of the two units you can operate in doing the ionic cell cleansing. The other unit part is labeled "B" on the right side of the machine. You have to have the Array and wrist band plugged into the side you have turned on. When you add salt (you do not need very much) the indicator on the screen should read an optimum level of 1.9. If it exceeds 2.4, the machine will beep to let you know it is working at an over maximum level. In that case you have to remove some of the water to lower the salt level and refill it with plain water. Good luck Brenda D. Ionic Cell Detox Specialist.
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A and B means you can use with two peaple at the same time. So A for one and B for two. And you only have to put one teaspoon of salt and be sure the wristband its thight and you have the array is in the water
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A and B means you can use with two peaple at the same time. So A for one and B for two. And you only have to put one teaspoon of salt and be sure the wristband its thight and you have the
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The "A" on the left side of the machine simply indicates that it is the one of the two units you can operate in doing the ionic cell cleansing. The other unit part is labeled "B" on the right side of the machine. You have to have the Array and wrist band plugged into the side you have turned on. When you add salt (you do not need very much) the indicator on the screen should read an optimum level of 1.9. If it exceeds 2.4, the machine will beep to let you know it is working at an over maximum level. In that case you have to remove some of the water to lower the salt level and refill it with plain water.Good luckBrenda D. Ionic Cell Detox Specialist. The "A" on the left side of the machine simply indicates that it is the one of the two units you can operate in doing the ionic cell cleansing. The other unit part is labeled "B" on the right side of the machine. You have to have the Array and wrist band plugged into the side you have turned on. When you add salt (you do not need very much) the indicator on the screen should read an optimum level of 1.9. If it exceeds 2.4, the machine will beep to let you know it is working at an over maximum level. In that case you have to remove some of the water to lower the salt... » Read More The "A" on the left side of the machine simply indicates that it is the one of the two units you can operate in doing the ionic cell cleansing. The other unit part is labeled "B" on the right side of the machine. You have to have the Array and wrist band plugged into the side you have turned on. When you add salt (you do not need very much) the indicator on the screen should read an optimum level of 1.9. If it exceeds 2.4, the machine will beep to let you know it is working at an over maximum level. In that case you have to remove some of the water to lower the salt level and refill it with plain water.Good luckBrenda D. Ionic Cell Detox Specialist. « Show Less
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Hi, This item was lost in the mail so I decided to cancel the order. How is it working for you? Would you recommend it?
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I had the same problem, I went to the manufactures site I was only interested in voltage.They instructed hook together the two red wires for the positive and hook together the larger black with the yellow for the negative leaving the thin 20 gauge black loose. It will show the voltage only and illuminate both windows. Sorry can not help on amps.Richard
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The voltage is not specified in the operator instructions. The 2.1 indicators apparently refer to amperage, according to the information I discovered.
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Check the type of salt you are using. I had the same issue using dead sea salts which are potassium and magnesium salts. I suspect that the test kit measures NaCl which is what the manual specifies. The system seemed to work just fine but to appease the sensor I changed the mix to 30% plain pool NaCl salt.
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I am also unable to adjust amperage. I notice that amperage changes with voltage but I cannot adjust current(amps) alone. When I turn the adjustment screw on the right nothing happenes....If u can figure it out please let me know. Thanks -Mike
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"A" =neutral (all white wires), and the "Line" is hot, where you hook up the source power, or feed (black wire). The "Load" is for what's being switched (2 sets, so could run 2 loads, from two sources - or bridged Line for one source and two Loads). All whites to "A" (source power and load/s). nick@knowlesco.com if problems. Feel free to email. --N. Burnett
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Byoung's answer is right on. One word of advice: set the voltage while there is a load on the output. This could simply be a resistor of 100 ohms or so...don't go above that value of the current will be too low, and don't go below 50 ohm or you might fry your resistor (if using 1/4 watt resistors). When you get the output voltage set with the resistor, replace the resistor with your normal load and confirm that it's still where it's supposed to be.
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Current is adjustable. Voltage is adjustable. Each has their own "screw". There are electrical limits to both of course. If you drive more than 3A make sure you cool it with a fan or similar. Works great for me. I have 20 of them in a lab setup.
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plain old table salt works fine. 1-2 teaspoons is sufficient in a small footbath. More makes the machine beep a warning that the AMPs are too high. Salt mixes nicely with warm water.
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My system is 14 years old so I replaced MB and transformer. Current limiter or K1 are usually the problem. I searched different sites and found great info for my salt system problems over the years.
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with me with a input of 120 it would change from 110 to 120 and then back to 110 ,I needed a study out put of 110 for vacuum tbe HIF equipment, that is why it was returned. I now use a variac.
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I am about ready to give up on this system.... just added salt, and it still says low salt... cleaned the sensor, checked all the issues that the manual suggests, and unless I add additional chlorine it is not converting the salt to chlorine.... ugggggg frustrated!!
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That's very quick. What state do you live in? You say your water tested clean? Clean doesn't tell me much. Is it well water or from the utilities? Are you using filtered water equipped with a softener? Clean water doesn't mean Sodium Chloride isn't present. Evaluate your test results for mineral and sodium that is usually present in "Clean Water" Something is not right. What voltage feed are you using: 120/230? Is the high output switch "ON"? What's your HUM setpoint? Either something is in the water parameter or your unit is running non-stop.
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The voltage is 9 v and the amperage is 80 mA. the polarity is Neg-outside and Pos in the inside.Neg---(0---Pos.
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If the amp moved to 2.5 there is too much salt in the water, so simply add more water to dilute the salt content. Do not wet the wrist band, but make sure it has good contact with your arm. I hope this helps.
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Hi Shane,as you know these meters are very sensible. Off 2 Amps looks like mech. damage. When you move the meter the needle should move free in either direction. There is a black plastic screw below the gage. Here you may adjust the needle, but not sure whether such a large misalingement of 2 Amps. Does the Ampmeter works anyway????Good luck my friend
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It should be counting backwards from 30 minutes. You want to get the amperage up to 1.5 to 2. I use hot water and add sea salt a little at a time until the amperage gets up there, in the meantime the timer should be counting down.