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Mini-Wave PE4 Installation Guide
Copyright © 2006 Intermatic, Inc.
Verify that the Hand-Held Remote is controlling pool and spa temperature
What to do
If it doesn’t work
Reference/Procedure
Wake up the Hand-Held
Remote by pressing any
button.
Depending on how your
suction and discharge
valves are turned, the
display should show the
actual water temperature
of either the pool or spa.
On the right hand side of
the display there should
be a
P
and
S
indicating
the pool and spa set
temperatures. Press the
<ARROW>
buttons to
adjust the set point so that
it is higher then the actual
water temperature.
Verify that the word
HEATING
appears at the
bottom of the display. This
indicates that the heater
should be heating, if it
is working properly and
the system is wired and
plumbed properly.
Verify that the heater is
actually heating.
Press the
<ARROW>
buttons to lower the set
temperature below the
actual water temperature.
Verify that the word
HEATING
goes out at the
bottom of the display.
This indicates that the
heater should not be
heating, if the heater is
working properly and
the system is wired and
plumbed properly.
Verify that heater has
stopped heating.
If you can’t complete
these procedures
successfully, follow the
steps in the next column
to troubleshoot.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Verify that filter pump is
turned ON and running.
Turn ON the circuit that controls the filter pump. Verify that
the filter pump is running and that there is adequate flow
through the heater.
Verify that power is turned
ON to the heater.
Verify that the heater circuit breaker is ON and the heater
actually has power.
Verify that the heater
thermostat at the Heater
is turned up fully for both
pool and spa settings.
All thermostats on the heater must be set to their maximum
setting.
Verify that the Pool and
Spa Set point on the Hand-
Held Remote is set higher
than the actual water
temperature shown on its
display.
On the right hand side of the display there should be a
P
and
S
indicating the pool and spa set temperatures.
Press the
<ARROW>
buttons to adjust the set point so
that it is higher then the actual water temperature.
Verify that the word
HEATING
appears at the bottom
of the display. This indicates that the heater should
be heating, if it is working properly and the system is
wired and plumbed properly.
1.
2.
Verify heater works
independently of the
control system.
Remove all wires from the control to the heater and
hook up the heater system as a stand-alone unit.
Verify that the heater works with its own thermostat.
1.
2.
Results of troubleshooting:
If the heater does not work independently of the
control, repair the heater.
If the heater does work independently of the control,
replace the Panel-Mounted Transceiver. See page
7
for
ordering information.
1.
2.
