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Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz

Power Unit Not Turning On

Does the unit run when 
the contactor override is 
depressed?

Install jumper wires 
(10 gauge)

Is jumper wire installed on 
line side of contactor between 
2 & R2 and 4 & R4?

Verify input voltage to contactor;
  - Does Line 1 to ground = 110V?
  - Does Line 2 to ground = 110V?
  - Does Line 1 to Line 2 = 220V?

Verify wiring of entire 
controller using schematic 
on controller

Faulty wire connection or 
breaker on line side.  Have 
electrician check.

N

Y

Y

N

N

Has the reservoir been 
filled with hydraulic fluid 
(within 2" of reservoir top)

Fill reservoir to within 2" of top
NOTE: turn off breaker prior to filling

Was reservoir topped off after the 
initial running of the power unit?

Fill reservoir to within 2" of top
NOTE: turn off breaker prior to filling

Y

Y

N

N

Test the float switch for continuity by measuring 
between the (2) parallel spades.  
Ensure that the spade connections on float 
switch are not broken or bent over.
Is there continuity on the float level switch?

Shim up power unit under opposite corner from float switch to 
push more fluid towards float switch location.  
If still no continuity, then remove float switch and test;
  1. Remove black square cord end from switch
  2. Place wrench on the large brass colored collar of float switch
  3. Float must be in "up" position to test
If still no continuity, replace float switch.
NOTE: to allow unit to operate until replacement switch arrives, 
bypass float switch with jumper wire in controller, check system 
for leaks and leave jumpered.  Remove jumper wire when 
replacement float switch is installed.

N

Y

Y

Summary of Contents for EP1

Page 1: ...Wireless Controller EP1 or EP2 60Hz Power Unit Not Turning On Troubleshooting stops when remote turns power unit on ...

Page 2: ...Wireless Controller EP1 or EP2 60Hz Power Unit Not Turning On ...

Page 3: ...axial extension and place antenna directly on controller Does unit work now N Y N Y N N Y Y Y Check tightness of antenna connections coaxial spade and grounding ring AND If more than 25 from antenna to transmitter consider relocating antenna closer to pool Ensure there are no metal obstructions to block the signal between antenna and transmitter Ensure there are no other wireless devices interferi...

Page 4: ...ss Does Line 1 to ground 110V Does Line 2 to ground 110V Does Line 1 to Line 2 220V Reset overload Discuss ventilation with CS representative Does reset overload have power out to motor Does load side of reset overload terminal to ground 110V Replace overload switch Faulty wire connection or breaker on line side OR contactor no longer closed Have electrician check Replace motor N Y Y Y N N Y N If ...

Page 5: ...g of the power unit Fill reservoir to within 2 of top NOTE turn off breaker prior to filling Y Y N N Test the float switch for continuity by measuring between the 2 parallel spades Ensure that the spade connections on float switch are not broken or bent over Is there continuity on the float level switch Shim up power unit under opposite corner from float switch to push more fluid towards float swi...

Page 6: ...ound 110V Does Line 1 to Line 2 220V N Faulty wire connection or breaker on line side Have electrician check Verify wiring of entire controller using schematic on controller Is there 220V between A1 and A2 on contactor coil connections on load side of contactor N Verify voltage to and from float level switch cord Replace receiver float switch or float switch cord as needed Replace contactor N N Y ...

Page 7: ...ff this may take up to 30 seconds Once the memory is cleared reprogram ALL the transmitters one at a time using the following steps press and hold the LEARN button until the upper LED is a solid and steady red this may take up to 10 seconds release the LEARN button press and hold any one of the buttons on a transmitter The transmitter is successfully programmed when the LED turns off momentarily a...

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