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Pool Heat Pump
CONTROLLER TYPES
Electronic Control with Diagnostics for Standard
Models and Electronic Control with Diagnostics for
Reversible de-icing Models
Electronic Control
with diagnostics
Reversible (XLR) electronic control
with diagnostics
To Start The Pool Heat Pump
Press the button on the electronic control ON/OFF to start the pool heat pump.
The temperature display will show the pool water temperature flowing in your
pool heat pump and the fan motor starts (fan blade turns) but the compressor
does not start.
The temperature display flashes until the compressor starts and when the timer
will complete its cycle of 3 to 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, the compressor starts
and the temperature on the display stops flashing.
You can now program the desired temperature for the pool water.
To Stop The Pool Heat Pump
The pool heat pump can be stopped by pressing the
ON/OFF
button once.
To Check and Adjust Temperature Settings
To program the desired water temperature, press BOTH the UP and DOWN arrow keys at
the same time until the temperature degree displays change degree, then release them.
Press the UP arrow or DOWN arrow to program the desired temperature. The temperature
setting will automatically flash and will be saved. The display temperature will be revert
back to the pool water temperature when all keys have remained untouched for 5
seconds.
To change the temperature display from Fahrneheit (˚F) to Celcius (˚C). Press, the
button ˚C/˚F. The led below the ˚F or ˚C will be lit to indicate the current selection.
Note: The pool heat pump will cut out at once when the programmed temperature has
been reached.
Electronic Control
with diagnostics
Reversible (XLR) electronic control
with diagnostics
In addition to controlling the temperature of the water, this electronic control
informs you on the operation of your pool heat pump or any faults that may arise
by displaying codes on the temperature display.
When the unit is in defrost mode the code
“DEF”
is dispalyed on the temperature
display. This under normal conditions is not considered to be a fault.
