Installation guide

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Step 16: Replace the impeller. Make sure that the impeller can spin freely in the

housing.

Step 17: Replace the diuser.

Step 18: Replace and tighten the bolts that retain the motor/seal plate assembly

to the pump.

Step 19: Connect the appropriately sized ground conductor to the supplied

grounding/bonding lug.

Step 20: Open the inlet and outlet valve.

Step 21: Reapply power and allow motor to accelerate to high speed and

operate there for at least two minutes to assure adequate pump prime

has been established.

Notes:

1. This connection allows the high speed and low speed to be operated

at any duration set by the multi-speed timer. At no point will the motor

automatically turn down to the selected reduced speed. The two-minute

prime cycle is still operation at initial start-up. The timer should be set

so that the pool can meet the total number of turns as required by local/

state regulations.

2. The user can override the operational speed currently running via the

buttons on the top control panel after the mandatory initial power-up

two-minute prime cycle. The override will continue until the motor is

either powered o by the multi-speed timer or a new speed is requested

by the multi-speed timer. At anytime, another speed can also be se-

lected via the top side control panel buttons.

3. In this type of connection, the motor will operate on high speed and

a reduced speed as dened by the multi-speed timer programming.

As noted in the “Operation” section of this manual, the factory default

reduced speed red lead setting is “low” (1725 rpm), though this can be

modied to “medium” (2600 rpm) if the ow/pressure at low is deemed

insucient for operation of certain poolside equipment/features. The

modication of this reduced speed automatic turn-down is found on

page 20 of this guide, titled “Automatic Reduced Speed Selection”.