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Application

Guidelines

(All Models)

MAINTENANCE

All heat pumps are designed

for outdoor use. However, some

maintenance is required to maintain

the full life of the heater and is

necessary to maintain your warranty.

Annual maintenance should be

scheduled to make sure blowing sand

or falling debris is removed from the

inside of the heater.

Rinsing the coil down, monthly, with

low water pressure will help keep

the base of the unit clear of debris

is a must. Do not use a high pressure

washer. This can cause damage to

your evaporator coils and will void

your warranty. It is recommended

that a licensed air conditioning

specialist perform the annual planned

maintenance on your heater.

To maintain a valid warranty, a

record of annual maintenance

must be kept and provided when

redeeming the warranty.

Annual maintenance includes cleaning

the coils, compressors, ﬁlters. Clean

all rust from the compressor and ﬁlter

drier then coat it with a layer of paint.

THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER

FAILURE FROM RUST. The unit must

be rinsed once a month with CLEAN,

LOW-PRESSURE water.

The warranty will cover corrosion if you

live within 10 miles of a body of Salt Water

and only if there is a record showing that

the unit was sprayed monthly.

If you decide to

rinse down the

evaporator coils yourself, disconnect

all power to the entire equipment pad

before you rinse it. This must be done in

order to prevent possible electrical shock.

CONDENSATION

All heat pump pool heaters will have

condensation. It is typical to have as

much as 6-8 gallons of condensation or

water per hour, during a warm, humid

day. Do not mistake this for a leak.

If you are not sure the water is a

leak or is condensation, there are

two ways to check this. First, use a

pool test strip to see if there is any

chlorine or bromine in the water. If

there is, contact the factory for service.

Second, you can turn off the heater,

leave the ﬁlter pump running and see

if the water stops. If you do not see

additional water, then the original

water was condensation.

POOL BLANKETS

A pool blanket has been proven to

greatly reduce the heat loss in the pool

and will save as much as 50% - 80% in

your heating bills. During the start of

the swimming season and the end of

the season the heater may not be able

to maintain your desired temperature

without the use of the pool blanket.

SEASONAL SHUTDOWNS

At the end of your swimming season

you may have freezing weather

conditions. The unions (provided) must

be disconnected to drain any water in

the pipes. Clear water by blowing air in

the inlet and outlet using a wet/dry vac

in reverse. Failure to do so may cause

the heat exchanger to expand and

crack and will void your warranty. Once

water has drained, reconnect the pipes

to keep debris out of the system.

If you live in an area that does not have

freezing weather conditions but are

subject to extended periods of non-use,

allow the ﬁltration system to continue

to run water through the heater. Or you

can drain the unit of all water.

POOL OPENINGS

If at the end of the previous season

you disconnected the unions, be sure

to connect them before you turn on

the ﬁltration system. Once the pool has

been cleaned and the unit has been

checked for leaks, turn the power on

the heater and set the thermostat to

the desired temperature.

Note: It may take up to three days to

reach the desired temperature during

the opening of the swimming season.

Without a pool blanket, it may take even

longer and may not reach the desired

temperature until later in the season.

WEATHER CONDITIONS

Weather conditions play a big part

in the operation of the heater. Low

outside ambient temperature, high

winds, low relative humidity, and a

large amount of shading on the pool

will all have an effect on how much

time it takes to heat the pool and how

much time it might need to maintain

the desired temperature. Once the

outside ambient temperature drops

below 50ºF (38°F for all other units

with a digital control board), the

heater may not operate.

Troubleshooting

Guide

If the heater is not operating during

the initial start-up, check to see if it has

been installed properly, per this owner’s

manual. Make sure the breaker has

been sized properly. The following are

conditions to check before calling for a

service:

DIAGNOSTICS

Most Models (excluding 1100 & HC

units in cooling mode)

The display located on the heat pump

has diagnostic codes, which help

explain any reason for the heater

not to be operating properly. The

following are the diagnostic codes and

the reasons for them appearing:

FLO: This code means “Pressure Switch”

or water pressure switch. This means

there is not enough water pressure to

activate the water pressure switch. The

cause could be from a clogged ﬁlter or a

manual by-pass is in the wrong position

and is not allowing water into the heater.

Once the ﬁlter has been cleaned or

the by-pass has been changed to allow

water to ﬂow through the heater, the

FLO display will go away and the water

temperature will appear on the display.

FL3: This code means that water ﬂow

was lost 3 times within 24 hours or unit is

programmed wrong. Call 1-877-278-2797

for assistance. Check the system for ﬂow

obstructions or contact us at 1-877-278-

2797 for assistance.

HP: This code means “High Pressure” or

high pressure switch. Either there is low

water ﬂow or high ambient temperature

or both. Again, the ﬁlter could be

clogged and not allowing enough water

ﬂow to pass through the heat exchanger

and allow the heat to be taken away

fast enough, or a by-pass is not in the

proper position. Once the ﬁlter has been

cleaned or the by-pass has been re-

positioned, the display should return to

the temperature of the water.

LP: This code means “Low Pressure” or

low pressure switch. Either the outside

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