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Section 4. System Startup
4.1
Set Time Clocks and Test Equipment
Follow the instructions on the faceplate to set
Timers. Turn the Filter Pump Timer dial clockwise
only. Test equipment by moving each of the Service
Switches to MANUAL and confirming that the
corresponding equipment turns on. Return both
switches to AUTO after testing is complete.
4.2
Single-Speed Filter Pump Plus Cleaner
Booster Pump Operation
The Filter Pump Timer represents the total duration
of filtration. Each tab equals 30 minutes of filter
time. The Secondary Timer (DIP Switches)
represents the amount of time a Cleaner Booster
Pump will run. DIP Switch 0 equals 2 minutes of
operation. All other DIP Switches equal the number
of hours. Turn on one and only one DIP Switch for
cleaner timing.
4.3
Two-Speed Filter Pump Operation
The Filter Pump Timer represents the total duration
of filtration. Each tab equals 30 minutes of filter
time. The Secondary Timer (DIP switches)
represents the amount of time the filter pump will
be in high speed. DIP switch 0 equals 2 minutes of
high speed operation. All other DIP switches equal
the number of hours (e.g., DIP switch 4 equals 4
hours of high speed.) Turn on one and only one DIP
switch for high speed.
4.4
Heater Cool Down
Whenever the time clock turns on, then off, the
filter pump will remain on for 5 to 8 minutes. This
is a cool down cycle which will occur even if a
heater is not installed.
Figure 9. Freeze Protection
Freeze
Protection
4.5 Freeze
Protection
When freeze conditions exist, the filter pump will
turn on and run until the time clock duration is
reached. If freeze conditions still exist after the
time has passed, the pump will remain on. Refer to
Figure 9.
Important Information on Freeze Protection
Freeze protection is intended to protect equipment
and plumbing for short periods of freezing only. It does
this by activating the filtration pump and circulating the
water to prevent freeze inside equipment or plumbing.
Freeze protection does not guarantee that equipment
will not be damaged by extended periods of freezing
temperatures or power outages. In these conditions,
the pool and spa should be shut down completely
(e.g. drained of water and closed for the winter) until
warmer weather exists.
Important
Freeze sensor’s capillary tube must be exposed to
outside air at the bottom of the power center enclosure.
