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M017837080000 REV. January 19, 2011

2EZ Speed

TM

 Pool Motor with Programmable Control/Timer

M017837080000 REV. January 19, 2011

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2EZ Speed

TM

 Pool Motor with Programmable Control/Timer

A  Setting the Clock and Day

•  Press Menu

– Clock Flashing 

– Press Enter

– Hour Digits will be Flashing

– Use Up/Down 

 

 to adjust the digits

–  Use Side to Side 

 

 to Navigate thru the fields 

to adjust minutes as well as AM/PM

–  Select current Day of the Week by using  

the up/down arrows

– Press Enter to complete and proceed to setting speeds

       

 

1 :  AM

MTuWThFSaSu

Program

Press Enter to Con rm

Set Clock 

MEnu

EnTEr

B  Programming Speeds

• While in Menu

–  Low will be Blinking

–  MTuWThF will be illuminated

–  Set On Time is illuminated

–  Press Enter

–  Use Up/Down 

 

 to Change Time On for Low Speed 

Monday thru Friday

–  Use Side to Side 

 

 to Navigate

–  Press Enter

–  MTuWThF will be illuminated

–  Set Off Time is illuminated

–  Use Up/Down 

 

 to Change Time Off for Low Speed 

Monday thru Friday

–  Use Side to Side 

 

 to Navigate

–  Press Enter

–  Programming Monday-Friday High Speed 

• Same as above except High will be illuminated

–  Programming Saturday/Sunday Low Speed 

• Same as above except Days of Week will read SaSu

–    Programming Saturday/Sunday High Speed 

•  Same as above except Days of Week will read SaSu 

and High will be illuminated

Low 

1 :  AM

MTuWThF

Program

Press Enter to Con rm

 

Set on Time 

MEnu

EnTEr

       

          High 

1 :  AM

MTuWThF

Program

Press Enter to Con rm

 

 

Set off Time 

MEnu

EnTEr

       

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TM

 Control

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Factory Settings

Timer is preset with the following factory default settings.
Monday thru Friday Low Speed Setting 

  Time On:  7:00 A.M. 

  Time Off:  2:00 P.M.
Monday thru Friday High Speed Setting 

  Time On:  8:00 P.M. 

  Time Off:  12:00 A.M.
Saturday-Sunday Low Speed Setting 

  Time On:  8:00 A.M. 

  Time Off:  4:00 P.M.
Saturday-Sunday High Speed Setting 

  Time On:  8:00 P.M. 

  Time Off:  12:00 A.M.

restore Factory Defaults

The preset factory settings above can be restored at any 

time. To change the program settings back to their factory 

default settings:

  1.

   While in STOP mode, press the enter button for 

5 seconds Verify Press ENTER to confirm appears  

in the display. 

  2.

   Press ENTER again if you want to return to factory 

settings. 

noTE:

 After ENTER is pressed, the motor 

will adjust and run according to the factory default 

settings. All prior programmed settings (user defined) 

will be lost. 

Setting A user Program

Press the MENU button to enter the MENU mode you will 

be guided through a sequential menu selection: (Please 

use 

 

 keys to navigate and 

 

 keys to change data.)

 

A.   Set Clock and Day of Week

, press ENTER

Set Hours/Minutes/AM/PM and day of the week. 

Days of the Week are denoted by MTuWThFSaSu 

(M Monday, Tu Tuesday, W Wednesday, 

Th Thursday, F Friday, Sa Saturday, Su Sunday) 

Once correct day of the week is chosen, press ENTER

 

  B.  

Set 

Low

 Speed 

on

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

LOW will be flashing, Press ENTER. Set desired  

“on” time for motor to begin running on low speed. 

Use 

 

 keys to Navigate through each of the fields. 

The flashing field is the active field. Using the 

 

 

keys to adjust the time as desired for the low speed to 

turn on. Pressing ENTER will finalize your selections. 

noTE: In each Low or High Setting the user can 

select the  off  position when selecting the hour. 

off resides between the hours of 12 and 1. If off 

is selected that setting will then be ignored.

 

C.  

Set 

Low

 Speed 

off

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

)-

LOW will be flashing. Set desired “off” time for motor 

to stop running on low speed. Use 

 

 keys to 

navigate through each of the fields. The flashing field 

is the active field. Using the 

 

 keys, adjust the time 

as desired for the low speed to turn off. Pressing 

ENTER will finalize your selections.

 

D.   

Set 

High

 Speed 

on

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

HIGH will be flashing, Press ENTER Set desired “on” 

time for motor to begin running on high speed. Use 

 

 keys to navigate through each of the fields. The 

flashing field is the active field. Using the 

 

 keys 

adjust the time as desired for the high speed to turn 

on. Pressing ENTER will finalize your selections.

 

E.  

Set 

High

 Speed 

off

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

HIGH will be flashing. Set desired “off” time for motor 

to stop running on high speed. Use 

 

 keys to 

navigate through each of the fields.  The flashing field 

is the active field. Using the 

 

 keys, adjust the time 

as desired for the high speed to turn off. Pressing 

ENTER will finalize your selections.

 

F.   

Set 

Low

 Speed 

on

 Time (

Saturday and Sunday

Press ENTER Set desired “on” time for motor to begin 

running on low speed. Use 

 

 keys to navigate 

through each of the fields. The flashing field is the 

active field. Using the 

 

 keys adjust the time as 

desired for the low speed to turn on. Pressing ENTER 

will finalize your selections.

 

G.

  Set 

Low 

Speed 

off

 Time (

Saturday and Sunday

Set desired “off” time for motor to stop running on low 

speed. Use 

 

 keys to navigate through each of the 

fields. The flashing field is the active field. Using the        

keys, adjust the time as desired for the low speed to 

turn off. Pressing ENTER will finalize your selections.

C  using Low and High Speed override

•  The user can press either the Low or High Speed Override 

button at any time.

–   60 Minutes will appear on the clock and begin to countdown

–   Pressing the Override button again will Exit from the 

override selection and user programming will resume.

–   When the 60 minute timer reaches zero, the unit will exit 

from override mode and user programming will resume

Low     

Program

 

 

 

override

LoW SPEED 

o ErrIDE

HIGH SPEED 

o ErrIDE

           High  

Program

 

 

 

override

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M017837080000 REV. January 19, 2011

2EZ Speed

TM

 Pool Motor with Programmable Control/Timer

M017837080000 REV. January 19, 2011

11

2EZ Speed

TM

 Pool Motor with Programmable Control/Timer

A  Setting the Clock and Day

•  Press Menu

– Clock Flashing 

– Press Enter

– Hour Digits will be Flashing

– Use Up/Down 

 

 to adjust the digits

–  Use Side to Side 

 

 to Navigate thru the fields 

to adjust minutes as well as AM/PM

–  Select current Day of the Week by using  

the up/down arrows

– Press Enter to complete and proceed to setting speeds

       

 

1 :  AM

MTuWThFSaSu

Program

Press Enter to Con rm

Set Clock 

MEnu

EnTEr

B  Programming Speeds

• While in Menu

–  Low will be Blinking

–  MTuWThF will be illuminated

–  Set On Time is illuminated

–  Press Enter

–  Use Up/Down 

 

 to Change Time On for Low Speed 

Monday thru Friday

–  Use Side to Side 

 

 to Navigate

–  Press Enter

–  MTuWThF will be illuminated

–  Set Off Time is illuminated

–  Use Up/Down 

 

 to Change Time Off for Low Speed 

Monday thru Friday

–  Use Side to Side 

 

 to Navigate

–  Press Enter

–  Programming Monday-Friday High Speed 

• Same as above except High will be illuminated

–  Programming Saturday/Sunday Low Speed 

• Same as above except Days of Week will read SaSu

–    Programming Saturday/Sunday High Speed 

•  Same as above except Days of Week will read SaSu 

and High will be illuminated

Low 

1 :  AM

MTuWThF

Program

Press Enter to Con rm

 

Set on Time 

MEnu

EnTEr

       

          High 

1 :  AM

MTuWThF

Program

Press Enter to Con rm

 

 

Set off Time 

MEnu

EnTEr

       

How to Program your 2EZ Speed

TM

 Control

uick Start

How to Program  Detail

 

ee  ui   tart i   esired

Factory Settings

Timer is preset with the following factory default settings.
Monday thru Friday Low Speed Setting 

  Time On:  7:00 A.M. 

  Time Off:  2:00 P.M.
Monday thru Friday High Speed Setting 

  Time On:  8:00 P.M. 

  Time Off:  12:00 A.M.
Saturday-Sunday Low Speed Setting 

  Time On:  8:00 A.M. 

  Time Off:  4:00 P.M.
Saturday-Sunday High Speed Setting 

  Time On:  8:00 P.M. 

  Time Off:  12:00 A.M.

restore Factory Defaults

The preset factory settings above can be restored at any 

time. To change the program settings back to their factory 

default settings:

  1.

   While in STOP mode, press the enter button for 

5 seconds Verify Press ENTER to confirm appears  

in the display. 

  2.

   Press ENTER again if you want to return to factory 

settings. 

noTE:

 After ENTER is pressed, the motor 

will adjust and run according to the factory default 

settings. All prior programmed settings (user defined) 

will be lost. 

Setting A user Program

Press the MENU button to enter the MENU mode you will 

be guided through a sequential menu selection: (Please 

use 

 

 keys to navigate and 

 

 keys to change data.)

 

A.   Set Clock and Day of Week

, press ENTER

Set Hours/Minutes/AM/PM and day of the week. 

Days of the Week are denoted by MTuWThFSaSu 

(M Monday, Tu Tuesday, W Wednesday, 

Th Thursday, F Friday, Sa Saturday, Su Sunday) 

Once correct day of the week is chosen, press ENTER

 

  B.  

Set 

Low

 Speed 

on

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

LOW will be flashing, Press ENTER. Set desired  

“on” time for motor to begin running on low speed. 

Use 

 

 keys to Navigate through each of the fields. 

The flashing field is the active field. Using the 

 

 

keys to adjust the time as desired for the low speed to 

turn on. Pressing ENTER will finalize your selections. 

noTE: In each Low or High Setting the user can 

select the  off  position when selecting the hour. 

off resides between the hours of 12 and 1. If off 

is selected that setting will then be ignored.

 

C.  

Set 

Low

 Speed 

off

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

)-

LOW will be flashing. Set desired “off” time for motor 

to stop running on low speed. Use 

 

 keys to 

navigate through each of the fields. The flashing field 

is the active field. Using the 

 

 keys, adjust the time 

as desired for the low speed to turn off. Pressing 

ENTER will finalize your selections.

 

D.   

Set 

High

 Speed 

on

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

HIGH will be flashing, Press ENTER Set desired “on” 

time for motor to begin running on high speed. Use 

 

 keys to navigate through each of the fields. The 

flashing field is the active field. Using the 

 

 keys 

adjust the time as desired for the high speed to turn 

on. Pressing ENTER will finalize your selections.

 

E.  

Set 

High

 Speed 

off

 Time (

Monday thru Friday

HIGH will be flashing. Set desired “off” time for motor 

to stop running on high speed. Use 

 

 keys to 

navigate through each of the fields.  The flashing field 

is the active field. Using the 

 

 keys, adjust the time 

as desired for the high speed to turn off. Pressing 

ENTER will finalize your selections.

 

F.   

Set 

Low

 Speed 

on

 Time (

Saturday and Sunday

Press ENTER Set desired “on” time for motor to begin 

running on low speed. Use 

 

 keys to navigate 

through each of the fields. The flashing field is the 

active field. Using the 

 

 keys adjust the time as 

desired for the low speed to turn on. Pressing ENTER 

will finalize your selections.

 

G.

  Set 

Low 

Speed 

off

 Time (

Saturday and Sunday

Set desired “off” time for motor to stop running on low 

speed. Use 

 

 keys to navigate through each of the 

fields. The flashing field is the active field. Using the        

keys, adjust the time as desired for the low speed to 

turn off. Pressing ENTER will finalize your selections.

C  using Low and High Speed override

•  The user can press either the Low or High Speed Override 

button at any time.

–   60 Minutes will appear on the clock and begin to countdown

–   Pressing the Override button again will Exit from the 

override selection and user programming will resume.

–   When the 60 minute timer reaches zero, the unit will exit 

from override mode and user programming will resume

Low     

Program

 

 

 

override

LoW SPEED 

o ErrIDE

HIGH SPEED 

o ErrIDE

           High  

Program

 

 

 

override

Summary of Contents for BADU ECOM2/S90

Page 1: ...Installation Operating and Service Manual BADU EcoM2 S90 Swimming Pool Pump...

Page 2: ...cksonville FL 32256 USA Hours Monday Friday 8 00 am to 5 00 pm EST Toll Free 800 223 8538 Phone 904 739 2626 Fax 904 737 5261 Website www usa speck pumps com Manufactured by Speck Pumps Jacksonville F...

Page 3: ...fore using 8 TO REDUCE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK A copper bonding connector 8 AWG is provided for bonding the motor to all metal parts of the swimming pool spa or hot tub structure and to all electrica...

Page 4: ...both the suction and discharge line in the event that the pump must be removed for servicing 5 Before starting the pump for the first time remove the see through lid Turn lid ring counterclockwise to...

Page 5: ...pump Option 1 Drain all the water from the pump system equipment and piping Remove drain plugs DO NOT replace plugs Store the plugs in the empty strainer basket for winter Keep the motor covered and...

Page 6: ...on Repair leak Check suction pipe see through lid in place O ring clean Remove blockage or increase suction pipe size Make sure strainer tank is clean Are all suction valves fully open Disassemble pum...

Page 7: ...imited Warranty will be void and of no force or effect and Speck Pumps Pool Products Inc will have no liability responsibilities or obligations to Buyer or with respect to the pump and motor in the ev...

Page 8: ...ILITY PRODUCTS LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE AND EVEN IF ANY REMEDY STATED HEREIN FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF SPECIAL INDIRECT INCIDENTAL EXEMPLARY...

Page 9: ...Save this instruction manual for future reference TWO SPEED POOL MOTOR WITH PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL TIMER These instructions cover the motor and the operation of the user interface timer controller whic...

Page 10: ...face Identification 7 9 Quick Start Programming 10 Detail Programming 11 13 How to Connect 14 Freeze Sensor 14 Locking the Keypad 15 Operating the 2EZ SpeedTM Pool Motor Control with other Equipment P...

Page 11: ...mming Supplied with default speed settings Just set the time and day of the week and the timer does the rest To customize your speed settings provide on and off times for Low and High Speeds Energy Ef...

Page 12: ...eing present at the motor and timer and potential shock hazard To connect power to the motor control timer unit refer to the connection diagram on the motor nameplate and the timer connection label In...

Page 13: ...CE Become familiar with the equipment and read all instructions thoroughly before installing or working on the equipment NOTICE The 2EZ SpeedTM motor control timer is properly packaged for shipment St...

Page 14: ...not run or puddle nearby Avoid splashing water on or near the motor control Contact qualified service person to repair leaky pipe joints or pump seals promptly Basic Motor Timer operation WARNING A pr...

Page 15: ...u navigation purposes and the keys for changing values For example while changing the time keys will move you from the hours to the minute s field while the keys will change the hour from 10 to 11 etc...

Page 16: ...aSu Program Press Enter to Con rm Set Clock Set on Time Set off Time override EnTEr 1 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 M017837080000 REV January 19 2011 2EZ SpeedTM Pool Motor with Programmable Control Timer user Interf...

Page 17: ...e select the current day of the week While in RUN mode the current day of the week will be illuminated based on the user setting Press Enter to Con rm is illuminated during the MENU mode This will rem...

Page 18: ...mming will resume Low Program override LoW SPEED o ErrIDE HIGH SPEED o ErrIDE High Program override 1 M017837080000 REV January 19 2011 2EZ SpeedTM Pool Motor with Programmable Control Timer A Setting...

Page 19: ...low speed to turn on Pressing ENTER will finalize your selections noTE In each Low or High Setting the user can select the off position when selecting the hour off resides between the hours of 12 and...

Page 20: ...nd your program settings will take precedence Functions of The Enter Button 1 Press to activate menu selection 2 Press to confirm changes to each menu selection ENTER can be pressed to exit a menu sel...

Page 21: ...verride or Low Speed override button 1 This button press will only take effect if the timer is enabled RUN STOP button is illuminated 2 After pressing the High Speed Override or Low Speed Override the...

Page 22: ...this same connection area near the motor terminal board assembly see connection label on motor control Permanent field wiring should be from a 2 pole device a device that disconnects two hot lines See...

Page 23: ...d stop during the programmed on and off times programmed on your 2EZ SpeedTM pool motor control Be aware of the backup power supply feature on the 2EZ SpeedTM pool motor control as other time clocks m...

Page 24: ...hen repetitive issues occur Nidec recommends contacting your local pool and spa professional for technical assistance Symptom Possible Causes Corrective Action Motor Control fails to start Blown Fuse...

Page 25: ...cific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state Certain repairs or services are the responsibility of the Purchaser and the Purchaser is expected to pay for them This w...

Page 26: ...Nidec Motor Corporation 8050 W Florissant Avenue St Louis MO 63136 www nidec motor com pool Pool Motor Product Service Hotline 1 800 566 1418...

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