Endless Pools EP1 User manual

Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz
Power Unit Not Turning On
*** Troubleshooting stops when remote turns power unit on***

Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz
Power Unit Not Turning On

Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz
Power Unit Not Turning On
Is GFI breaker tripped?
(cycle breaker fully off
then on again)
Does the light on the
transmitter blink when
pressing any button?
Verify wiring of entire controller
using schematic on controller
Does breaker continue to trip?
Change battery
(CR2032) or try a
different transmitter
For ideal responsiveness,
distance from transmitter
to antenna should be no
more than 25'.
Does the system work at a
closer range?
Does pressing any button
on transmitter cause the
upper red LED on receiver
to blink?
Was coaxial cable
extension used to move
antenna closer to pool?
Remove antenna from
coaxial extension and
place antenna directly
on controller.
Does unit work now?
N
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Check tightness of antenna
connections (coaxial, spade and
grounding ring)
AND
If more than 25' from antenna to
transmitter, consider relocating
antenna closer to pool.
Ensure there are no metal
obstructions to block the signal
between antenna and transmitter.
Ensure there are no other wireless
devices interfering with the signal
(such as a wireless pet fence)
Clear receiver and reprogram
transmitters (see instructions
on last page of this flowchart)
N
Verify wiring of breaker;
Neutral pigtail to neutral buss bar in panel
Both hot wires connected to breaker load
No neutral load on breaker (unless poolside
WQS is being used and neutral connects to
neutral terminal in Gecko heater/controller)
Does breaker continue to trip?
Y
Replace breaker
N
N
Y
Y

Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz
Power Unit Not Turning On
Replace coaxial cable
Is the lower red LED
light on the receiver
coming on?
Receiver is overheating.
- Check thermal distribution pad above heat sink.
Check incoming power to controller;
Does Line 1 to ground = 110V?
Does Line 2 to ground = 110V?
Does Line 1 to Line 2 = 220V?
EP2 only; verify PRV (grey) and float level (black)
connectors are not reversed.
Is the contactor closing?
(contactor override being
drawn in)
Is the reset/thermal
overload on motor tripped?
Check wires and connections in
wiring box on motor for tightness
Does Line 1 to ground = 110V?
Does Line 2 to ground = 110V?
Does Line 1 to Line 2 = 220V?
Reset overload. Discuss
ventilation with CS representative.
Does reset/overload have power out to motor?
Does load side of reset/overload terminal to
ground = 110V?
Replace overload switch
Faulty wire connection or breaker on
line side OR contactor no longer
closed. Have electrician check. Replace motor
N
YY
Y
N
NY
N
If still no current, verify wiring of entire
controller using diagram on controller lid.
AND
Check incoming power to controller;
Does Line 1 to ground = 110V?
Does Line 2 to ground = 110V?
Does Line 1 to Line 2 = 220V?
Faulty wire connection or
breaker on line side.
Have electrician check.
N
Y
N
Replace receiver
and reprogram
remotes (see
instructions on last
page of this
flowchart)
Y

Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz
Power Unit Not Turning On
Does the unit run when
the contactor override is
depressed?
Install jumper wires
(10 gauge)
Is jumper wire installed on
line side of contactor between
2 & R2 and 4 & R4?
Verify input voltage to contactor;
- Does Line 1 to ground = 110V?
- Does Line 2 to ground = 110V?
- Does Line 1 to Line 2 = 220V?
Verify wiring of entire
controller using schematic
on controller
Faulty wire connection or
breaker on line side. Have
electrician check.
NY
Y
N
N
Has the reservoir been
filled with hydraulic fluid
(within 2" of reservoir top)
Fill reservoir to within 2" of top
NOTE: turn off breaker prior to filling
Was reservoir topped off after the
initial running of the power unit?
Fill reservoir to within 2" of top
NOTE: turn off breaker prior to filling
Y
Y
N
N
Test the float switch for continuity by measuring
between the (2) parallel spades.
Ensure that the spade connections on float
switch are not broken or bent over.
Is there continuity on the float level switch?
Shim up power unit under opposite corner from float switch to
push more fluid towards float switch location.
If still no continuity, then remove float switch and test;
1. Remove black square cord end from switch
2. Place wrench on the large brass colored collar of float switch
3. Float must be in "up" position to test
If still no continuity, replace float switch.
NOTE: to allow unit to operate until replacement switch arrives,
bypass float switch with jumper wire in controller, check system
for leaks and leave jumpered. Remove jumper wire when
replacement float switch is installed.
N
Y
Y

Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz
Power Unit Not Turning On
Turn off breaker and move white wire to float
switch from Terminal JP2 to Terminal JP1 on
the receiver.
Turn breaker back on. Does unit turn on?
Y
Verify input voltage to contactor;
- Does Line 1 to ground = 110V?
- Does Line 2 to ground = 110V?
- Does Line 1 to Line 2 = 220V?
N
Faulty wire connection or
breaker on line side. Have
electrician check.
Verify wiring of entire
controller using schematic
on controller
Is there 220V between A1 and A2 on contactor?
(coil connections on load side of contactor)
N
Verify voltage to and from float level switch cord.
Replace receiver, float switch or float switch cord as needed.
Replace contactor
N
N
Y
Replace receiver and reprogram
remotes (see instructions on last
page of this flowchart)

Wireless Controller (EP1 or EP2) 60Hz
Power Unit Not Turning On
Rev 7/16/10
Clearing receiver / programming transmitter instructions
Clear the memory by pressing and holding the LEARN button until
the upper LED turns on a solid red and then turns off (this may
take up to 30 seconds)
Once the memory is cleared, reprogram ALL the transmitters one
at a time using the following steps;
- press and hold the LEARN button until the upper LED is a solid
and steady red (this may take up to 10 seconds)
- release the LEARN button
- press and hold any one of the buttons on a transmitter
The transmitter is successfully programmed when the LED turns
off momentarily and then flashes in response to the held button