Everbilt PCP10001-VSP, Use And Care Manual

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MANUAL MODE
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The first time the pump is connected to power, the pump will default to MANUAL mode.
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Pressing the AUTO button starts the pump, then you can manually control the speed of the pump by pressing one of the speed buttons:
LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH. After selecting one of the speed buttons, the speed can be further adjusted by using the UP and DOWN Arrows.
Press the UP arrow each time to increase the speed by 25 RPM increments. Press the DOWN arrow each time to decrease the speed by 25
RPM increments.
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Pressing AUTO while the pump is running in MANUAL mode will turn the pump off.
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Pressing AUTO again will turn the pump on in AUTOMATIC mode using the programmed schedule.
AUTOMATIC (AUTO) MODE
AUTOMATIC mode operates the pump according to a schedule which you can set. Up to 4 different time periods can be set per day. Each time
period includes settings for: START TIME, END TIME and OPERATING SPEED.
The pump is preset to run on this Default Schedule.
Period 1 - High Speed, 3500 RPM
08:00 - 14:00 (= 8:00 am - 2:00 pm)
Period 2 - High Speed, 3500 RPM
14:00 - 18:00 (= 2:00 - 6:00 pm)
Period 3 – OFF
18:00-21:00 (= 6:00 - 9:00 pm)
Periods 4 – OFF
0:00-04:59 (= 12:00 am - 4:59 am)
When AUTOMATIC mode is selected, the pump will not run if the time of day is NOT within one of the scheduled run times.
The Display will show the Speed as 4 large numbers rotating in circles, which means the pump is OFF but will turn ON
when the next time period begins.
NOTICE
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If the pump shows AUTOMATIC mode but the display reads OFF, the programmed time periods will not run. Press AUTO 3 times to get to
AUTOMATIC mode. If the time of day is within a programmed time period, the pump will run. If not, the display will show the 4 numbers rotating in
circles.
Before Programming the Control Panel
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Decide what the optimal operation schedule should be for your pool pump installation.
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Write down the Time and Operating Speeds for each Time Period.
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Time Periods are set and displayed in Military Time. To convert standard PM time to Military Time, add 12 hours.
Example: 2:00 pm = 14:00, 5:30 pm = 17:30, etc.
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Periods 1 and 2 must be programmed.
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Periods 3 and 4 are optional and need to be enabled.
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There are only 7 seconds to proceed from one key press to the next. If the panel times out during programming, you can start over by
restoring the Factory Default settings.
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Restore Factory Default Settings: Press and hold the UP and DOWN arrows at the same time until the Display lights turn off and on again.
This should take approximately 10 seconds.
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Read the “Program the Operations Schedule” instructions completely before attempting to program the Operation Schedule.
Use this section to write down your Operation Schedule:
Period 1 (required)
Start Time ___________ End Time _____________
Operating Speed _______________
Period 2 (required)
Start Time ___________ End Time _____________
Operating Speed _______________
Period 3 (optional)
Start Time ___________ End Time _____________
Operating Speed _______________
Period 4 (optional)
Start Time ___________ End Time _____________
Operating Speed _______________