Zodiac FloPro VS User manual

H0448700.B - 2014/05
TM
Instruc ons for installa on and use
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•Read this noce carefully before installing, maintaining or repairing this appliance!
•The symbol indicates important informaon that it is imperave to take into consideraon in
order to avoid all risks of harm to persons or damage to the appliance.
•The symbol indicates useful informaon.
Warnings
•As part of a connuous improvement process our products may be modied without prior noce.
•Exclusively for use as a circulaon/ltraon pump for pools only. This pump must not be used for any
other purpose.
•The appliance must be installed and serviced by a qualied technician in compliance with the
manufacturer’s instrucons and with applicable Naonal standards. The installer is liable for the
installaon of the appliance and the compliance with Naonal regulaons in maers of installaon.
Under no circumstances can the manufacturer be held liable in the event of failure to comply with
applicable Naonal standards.
•The installer must install a disconnect device which will allow disconnecon of all poles of the power
supply to the pump. Such means of disconnecons must be installed in the xed wiring to the appliance
in accordance with all applicable wiring rules.
•Incorrect installaon may cause damage to property or serious injuries (possibly causing death).
•It is important that this appliance is handled by skilled and apt persons (both physically and mentally),
with prior knowledge of the usage instrucons (by having read this manual). All persons not meeng
these criteria must not approach the appliance in order to avoid risk of electrical shock or other hazards
which could result in property damage or serious injury, including loss of life.
•If the appliance suers a malfuncon: do not try to repair the appliance yourself, contact your retailer.
•Disconnect all power to the appliance and ensure that the appliance is decommissionned prior to
aempng any service. Failure to do so can result in risk of electrical which can cause serious injury or
loss of life.
•Before any operaons check that:
-The voltage indicated on the appliance idencaon plate corresponds to the mains voltage,
-The power supply is suitable for use with the appliance, and that it has a ground connecon.
•Eliminang or shunng one of the safety devices automacally voids the warranty, as does the
replacement of parts using parts not originang from our stores.
•Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.
•This pump is compable with all types of pool water treatment. Please refer to the Zodiac® warranty
terms for the detail of admissible water balance values.
•Never run the pump without a water supply, or outside the water (this voids the warranty).

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Contents
1. Informaon before installing................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 General delivery terms and condions...................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Contents.......................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Technical specicaons ................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Installaon....................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Selecon of the locaon .............................................................................................................................. 3
2.2 Installing the appliance ................................................................................................................................ 3
2.3 Hydraulic connecons .................................................................................................................................. 4
2.4 Electric connecons ...................................................................................................................................... 4
3. Use....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1 User interface presentaon......................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Checks before starng up............................................................................................................................. 8
3.3 Start up the appliance .................................................................................................................................. 8
3.4 User interface sengs and use................................................................................................................... 9
4. Maintenance................................................................................................................................................. 15
4.1 Maintenance instrucons .......................................................................................................................... 15
4.2 Winterizing ................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.3 Recycling ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
5. Troubleshoong .......................................................................................................................................... 15
6. Registering the product............................................................................................................................ 16
Are available in the appendices at the end of these instrucons:
• Dimensions
• Descripon
• Performance graphs
• EC Declaraon of compliance

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1. Informa on before installing
1.1 General delivery terms and condi ons
All equipment, even postage and packing paid, travels at the risks and perils of the recipient. Wri en reserves should be
made on the transporter’s delivery documents if damage during transport is discovered by the recipient (con rmed by
registered le er to the transporter within 48 hours).
1.2 Contents
x6
FloPro™ VS Bases Remote user interface kit Cable gland
x1 x2 x1 x1
1.3 Technical speci ca ons
• Power: 1.65HP - 1.2kW
• Opera on at from 600 to 3450 rpm (se ngs per 10 rpm step)
• Number of programmable speeds: 8
• Flow rate at 8 metres hydraulic head: 26m³/hr
• Opera ng temperatures: from 2 to 50°C air, and 2 to 35°C water
• Protec on index: IPX4
2. Installa on
2.1 Selec on of the loca on
• The pump must be installed:
-before the  lter, the hea ng system, or the water treatment,
-at a minimum distance of 3.5 meters from the edge of the pool in order to avoid any projec ons of spray onto the
appliance. Some standards allow for other distances. Refer to the regula ons in e ect in the country of installa on.
-ideally 30 cm below the water level,
-outside areas liable to  ooding, or on a base with drainage,
-in a ven lated zone to allow for cooling.
• The pump must not be installed:
-in an area subjected to water spray, rain, direct sunlight,
-at more than 3 metres above the water level,
-close to a heat source or to a source of in ammable gas.
• Install a check valve if the pump is installed above the water level.
• It must have easy access for any work to be carried out on the appliance.
• Use as few bends as possible.
2.2 Installing the appliance
• Install on a stable, solid (concrete slab for example) and level surface.
• If necessary, use the bases provided (one  ne + intermediate blocks and one thick, use only one, or both combined) to raise
the pump to the level of the exis ng piping.
• Screw the pump (and the base(s) if applicable) to the ground using suitable lag-screws.

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2.3 Hydraulic connecons
1: pump
2: lter
3: heang system
4: water treatment system
Follow the hydraulic connecon direcon (see § “Sizes” in the appendix).
Pipe Maximum admission ow rate
1.8 metres/second
Maximum discharge ow rate at
2.4 metres/second
Ø 50 mm 14 m³/h 19 m³/h
Ø 63 mm 20 m³/h 27 m³/h
• Choose the piping size depending on the pool size and in compliance with locally applicable hydraulic rules.
• The performance graphs are available in the appendix for use in pipe sizing.
• The use of union ngs on the admission and discharge is recommended to make work on the appliance easier (the pump
admission and discharge have a 2’’ interior threading).
• If more than 10 bends are to be installed on the hydraulic circuit, increase the pipe diameter.
• Avoid high points to facilitate priming.
• Make sure the hydraulic ngs are correctly ghtened and that there are no leaks.
• The pipes must be supported to avoid any risk of breakage due to the weight of the water.
2.4 Electric connecons
• The pump will only start when commanded by its user interface or an external controller (AquaLink® TRi for example).
• Risk of electric shocks that can result in serious injury or loss of life. Only a qualied and experienced technician
is authorized to wire inside the appliance.
• It is imperave to connect the appliance to an earth rod.
• Connect the pump so that the general power supply is never inadvertently interrupted when a speed is being
used. The speeds are monitored and controlled by the pump user interface and the on-board motor drive
controller, not by any other means in the mains power supply (see §3.4.4 for pump mer operaon). An
improper electric connecon voids the warranty.
• Loose terminals can cause the terminal block to heat and lead to the warranty being voided.
• If the power supply cable is damaged it should be replaced by a qualied technician.

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2.4.1 Voltage and protec on
• Electric protec on: use a circuit breaker (D curve) or a fuse (aM) (calibre 16A minimum), with a speci c 30 mA Residual
Current Device (RCD) or Ground Fault Circuit Breaker (GFCB) at the head of the line (circuit breaker or switch).
• The appliance, the pool, and all other electric equipment must be connected to the ground.
Acceptable voltage varia on: +/-10% (when running).
2.4.2 Connec ng the motor power supply
• Open the electric box in front of the user interface by removing its screw and li ing it.
• Connect the power supply cable to terminals L1-L2 (or L-N) and (ground).
• Power supply cable size: for a maximum length of 45 metres (calcula on on the basis of: 5A/mm²), must be checked and
adapted to installa on condi ons.
• Electrical speci ca ons
Voltage Full load current Cable cross sec on Electric protec on
Amm² Type A
230V-50Hz 5.22 3x1.5 3G1.5 16
2.4.3 User interface connec on op ons
• In order to avoid risk of electrocu on, which can result serious injury or loss of life, be sure to disconnect all
power at the source before proceeding with the instruc ons below.
• Connec on to an RS485 terminal block: 1 = red; 2 = black; 3 = yellow; 4 = green
• Do not cut the RS485 cable as this will result in not being able to reconnect the user interface to the pump and
will make it impossible to reset the factory se ngs. The cable is  xed to the pump and cannot be removed or
extended.
a) Default connec on
• The user interface is  xed and wired to the pump in the factory.
• The pump communicates with its user interface using an RS485 cable (4 wires) (C).
Switch posi on 12345
For control using the user interface on on o  o  on
A: pump electric compartment
B: pump RS485 terminal block
C: RS485 pump cable
D: user interface
E: user interface terminal block

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Step 1:
• Open the electric compartment (A) in front of the user
interface (D) by removing its screw and liing the cover.
• Unscrew the 6 screws that hold the interface (D) to the
pump.
• Unscrew the 4 wires from the user interface terminal block
(E).
Step 2:
• Disconnect the RS485 terminal block (B) and put it aside.
• Unscrew the cap (L) and install a cable gland (not supplied)
to take the cable RS485 (G) out of the electric compartment.
• Plan the correct length of cable for the extension (G) and
connect it to the RS485 terminal block (F), then connect to
the electric compartment (A).
Step 3:
• Fit the base and the foam seal (H) on the user
interface locaon on the pump using the 6 screws
(I).
Step 4:
• Drill a hole at the posion marked in the centre of
the base (J) and install the grommet (K).
• Aach the base (J) onto a stable wall (using screws
adapted to suit the base, not included), away from
humidity and direct sunlight.
• Connect the other end of the RS485 cable (G) to the
user interface terminal block (E).
• Aach the user interface (D) to the base (J) using its
6 screws.
Kit contents:
x6
Kit RS485 terminal block Kit RS485 extension cable Pump base + foam seal Screws User interface base Grommet
FGHIJK
b) Remote user interface opon
• This interface can be installed in another locaon using the supplied remote kit.
• In order to avoid risk of electrocuon, which can result serious injury or loss of life, be sure to disconnect all
power at the source before proceeding with the instrucons below.
• Connecon to an RS485 terminal block: 1 = red; 2 = black; 3 = yellow; 4 = green
• Do not cut the RS485 cable as this will result in not being able to reconnect the user interface to the pump and
will make it impossible to reset the factory sengs. The cable is xed to the pump and cannot be removed or
extended.
• Never lay these low-voltage cables in the same pipe as high-voltage cables.
Pump descripon:
A: pump electric compartment
B: pump RS485 terminal block
C: pump RS485 cable
D: user interface
E: user interface RS485 terminal block
L: removable cap for the cable pass-thru locaon

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2.4.4 External “on/o ” switch connec on op on
• You can connect to an external dry contact (B) to ac vate or deac vate a speed n the case of a backwash or the use of a
booster pump.
To connect this func on the user interface must be remote in order to pass the wire through the base cable pass-thru
(see procedure §2.4.3.b).
In the case of connec on to an external controller, the func on will be proposed automa cally.
• Access the electronic card on the back of the user interface (A).
• Connect the contact to the 2 terminals on the J3 connector: COMMON + INPUT1, 2, 3 or 4 depending on the speed you
require to ac vated using the contact (INPUT1 = speed 1, INPUT 2 = speed 2, INPUT3 = speed 3, INPUT4 = speed 4).
• When the contact is closed, the regula on interface will display: and the pump
will start at the speed selected on the J3 connector.
• Speed 4, by default known as «booster pump», is equipped with a 30-minute  mer. When the contact is opened, a
countdown is displayed:
c) AquaLink® TRi connec on op on
• In order to avoid risk of electrocu on, which can result serious injury or loss of life, be sure to disconnect all
power at the source before proceeding with the instruc ons below.
• Connec on to an RS485 terminal block: 1 = red; 2 = black; 3 = yellow; 4 = green
• Do not cut the RS485 cable as this will result in not being able to reconnect the user interface to the pump and
will make it impossible to reset the factory se ngs. The cable is  xed to the pump and cannot be removed or
extended.
• Never lay these low-voltage cables in the same pipe as high-voltage cables.
• Open the electric compartment in front of the user interface by removing its screw and li ing the cover.
• Disconnect the RS485 terminal block and put it aside.
• Connect the supplied RS485 cable extension between the AquaLink® TRi and the pump using the RS485 terminal blocks.
Switch posi on 12345
For control using the AquaLink® TRi o  o  o  o  on
• Refer to the AquaLink® TRi installa on and user manuals to declare the pump
and launch it.
The user interface is deac vated when the pump is connected to the AquaLink® TRi.

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3. Use
3.1 User interface presentaon
Symbol Descripon
Menu access buon
Validate a selecon
Preset “eStar”speed buon (1750 rpm)
Back buon for a sub-menu
Preset speed buons
Rotaon speed change buons
Menu navigaon key (pressing connuously scrolls the
values increasingly quickly)
Display: pump o
Operaon to carry out to acvate a speed
Time Pump status
Display: pump on
Name of the acve speed
Time Pump speed
RPM = rotaons per minute
↕ = indicates that it is possible to increase or lower the speed in steps of 10 using the and keys.
If the language displayed on the screen are not appropriate, see §3.4.3.d.
3.2 Checks before starng up
• Check that the hydraulic connecons have been correctly ghtened.
• Make sure the pump is stable, it must be level and at.
• The electric cable must be routed away from sharp or hot items that could damage it.
• The plumbing system must be drained and must not contain any debris.
• The pump basket cover must be correctly closed (manually) and its seal must be clean and in place.
• Make sure the valves are open.
• In order to prevent risk of explosion which can cause property damange and serious injury, including loss of life,
ensure that the plumbing system is cleared of any debris or blockages and is not subjected to excess pressures.
• Never run the pump “dry”, as this could risk damaging it.
• The basket cover must be closed manually (do not use tools).
3.3 Start up the appliance
• Start a speed, the pump always starts in “priming” mode (high speed).
• The pump is self priming. However, it is strongly recommended to ll the basket with water before starng up for the rst
me to facilitate the procedure.
• Purge any air that may be present in the ltering circuit using the purge that is normally on the lter (refer to the pool lter
manual).
• The default priming speed is 2750 rpm, the mode runs for 3 minutes.
• To change the speed and/or ming, refer to §3.4.5.c.
• Check that there are no leaks on the hydraulic circuit.
The pump has a priming capacity up to 3 metres above the pool water level (if the hydraulic circuit is perfectly sealed).

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3.4 User interface sengs and use
The user interface has a baery to keep the me and saved sengs in memory when the pump is no longer connected to the
electricity supply.
3.4.1 Locking/unlocking the keyboard
Press and for 5 seconds: displays as long as the keyboard is locked. To
unlock, press and for 5 seconds, the message disappears.
3.4.2 Starng or stopping a speed
Speed Keys to start or stop a speed Default speed
“eStar”speed 1750 rpm
Speed 2 2750 rpm
Speed 3 2750 rpm
Speed 4 2750 rpm
Speed 5, 6, 7 or 8 then or then to validate 2750 rpm
• When the pump is running it displays (speed n° and name, me, operang
speed), and a led lights over the key corresponding to the speed.
• For speeds 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, you can modify the default speed by pressing or when the speed is running (from
600 to 3450 rpm). When a modicaon is made, it is saved automacally.
• To set the default “eStar”speed, please refer to §3.4.5.d.
• To stop the pump, press the key for the current speed ( , , or ), or on (speeds 5, 6, 7 or 8).
3.4.3 User menu
To access the user menu when the pump is stopped, press for 5 seconds:
To scroll through the menu, use the or keys.
To exit the menu, press , or refrain from any acon for 1 minute.
a) Set the me
The me must be set to be able to use the “Timer” funcon.
AM = before noon (ante meridiem)
PM = aer noon (post meridiem)
press to access the seng:
press or to set the me (minute by minute), then validate by pressing
.

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b) Label speeds
Used to associate a name with a pre-programmed speed.
press to access the seng :
select the speed number you want to label using or , then press
to validate:
or
The “General” seng proposes a list of pre-dened labels: Filtraon, Cleaning, Spa, Spa jets, Heang, Waterfall, Sheer descent
(= water blade) or water feature.
The “Custom” seng allows to enter labels. To do this, modify the ashing character using the or keys, validate the
character and move on to the next by pressing .
The key is used to go back to the previous character.
To validate the label, the enre line must be lled, then press to validate.
c) Display lighng
Used to adjust the screen back-lighng.
press to access the seng:
choose the required seng and press to validate:
2 min meout Turns o the back lighng aer the user interface has been idle for 2 minutes
Light o No screen back lighng
Light on Screen back lighng always on
d) Language
Used to choose the interface language.
press to access the seng:
choose the required language (French, English, Spanish, Deutsch, Nederlands or
Italiano), then press to validate.
e) Run duraon
Used to determine how long the speed will run for a manual launch (no Timer), only available for speeds 3 and 4.
press to access the seng:
choose the required speed and press to validate:
set the operang me using keys or (up to 8 hours in 30 minute steps),
validate by pressing .

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f) Password protecon
Used to protect access to the user menu using a 4 digit password.
This protecon will only acvate aer the user interface has been idle for 10 minutes
press to access the seng:
choose the required funcon and press to validate:
No No password protecon, the user menu remains accessible to the user
Yes Password protecon acvated
Change the ashing number using the or keys, validate the number and move to the next by pressing .
The key is used to go back to the previous number.
To validate the password, ll in the 4 numbers and press to validate:
To deacvate the password, return to the seng by pressing to access it:
choose the required funcon and press to validate:
No The password remains unchanged and acve
Clear Deacvates the password
Change Used to modify the password
3.4.4 Timeclock
“Timers” (= named “Timeclock”, used to programme pump starng and stopping mes) can be programmed for
speed 2 and “eStar”.
The “Timers” operate in the same way every day of the week.
In order to prevent the risk of property damage or injury, it’s strongly recommended to use “Timers” when the
pump is not controlled externally so that the pump does not acvate any speeds when power is restored aer
being interrupted.
To access the “Timeclock” menu, “eStar”or speed 2 must be running (depending on the speed you want to programme):
Press :
Press to acvate or desacvate the programming: , then press to
validate.
Press to set the speed starng me using keys or , then press
to validate.
Next set the speed stopping me in: , then validate by pressing .
Press to exit from the menu.

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• When the pump is running on a Timer, the led corresponding to the speed lights red and a clock appears on the screen:
.
• When the pump is not running but a Timer is acve, the led corresponding to the speed lights in green.
• 2 Timers can be acvated at the same me. The highest speed Timer will have priority.
• The pump can be stopped manually when a Timer is running by pressing the buon for the acve speed. The Timer will
resume its normal acvity on the next cycle.
• If the pump is started manually and a Timer is acve, it will stop at the end of the programmed Timer.
• To deacvate an acve Timer, go to , then press to validate.
3.4.5 Service menu
To enter the service menu the pump must be stopped.
Press , and at the same me for 5 seconds: .
To scroll through the menu, use the or keys.
To exit the menu, press , or refrain from al acon for 1 minute.
a) Load defaults
Used to reset the factory sengs.
Seng By default Possible values
“eStar”speed 1750 rpm
from 600 to 3450 rpm, per 10 rpm stepSpeed 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 2750 rpm
Priming speed 2750 rpm
An-freeze protecon me 30 minutes from 0 to 8 hours, per 30 minute step
Priming me 3 minutes from 1 to 5 minutes, per 1 minute step
press to access the seng:
press or to select “yes”, then press to validate, your user interface
will have the factory sengs.
b) Last fault
Used to view the 2 last pump faults.
press to access the seng:
The screen will display the latest error messages. If there are none in memory *-------* will be displayed.
To delete the messages, press or .

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c) Priming
Used to set the pump priming speed.
A priming speed greater than 2500 rpm is strongly recommended in order for it to be eecve.
press to access the seng:
press to change the priming speed:
use the or keys to set the speed (from 600 to 3450 rpm, per 10 rpm step),
then press to validate.
Press or to access the seng press to modify the priming me:
use keys or to set the me (from 1 to 5 minutes, per 1 minute step), then
press to validate.
The user interface displays: / when the
pump is in the priming cycle.
d) Set “eStar”speed
Used to dene the pre-set “eStar”speed (by default known as «1: Filtraon»).
press to access the seng:
use the or keys to set the speed (from 600 to 3450 rpm, per 10 rpm step),
then press to validate.
e) Pump freeze protect
The pump measures the running motor temperature and esmates the water temperature.
It acvates the “eStar”speed if the temperature is too low, to protect the pump from freezing. This seng is used to
set the an-freeze cycle me.
Freeze protecon is intended to protect equipment and plumbing for short periods of freezing only. It does this by
acvang the ltraon pump and circulang the water to prevent freezing inside equipment or plumbing. Freeze
protecon does not guarantee that equipment will not be damaged by extended periods of freezing temperatures
or power outages. In these condions, the pool should be shut down completely (for example, drained of water
and closed for the winter) unl warmer weather exists.
The pump must be protected and properly winterized when freezing temperatures are expected. Allowing the
pump to freeze will cause severe damage and will void the warranty.
press to access the seng:
use the or keys to set the me (from 0 minutes to 8 hours, per 30 minute
step, then press to validate.
To deacvate the funcon, set the me to “0:00”.

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f) Pump type
This seng is used to determine the maximum authorised pump speed depending on the selected type.
It is recommended not to change this seng to keep opmum pump performances.
press to access the seng:
use the or keys to select “ePUMP 60Hz” (maximum speed by default = 3450
rpm) or “ePUMP 50Hz” (maximum speed by default = 2850 rpm), then press to validate.
g) Display power usage
You can display the pump’s electricity consumpon while running (in Was).
This seng is only displayed on the screen when the pump is running.
press to access the seng:
use keys or to select “YES” or “NO” then press to validate.
To deacvate the funcon press “NO”.
When the funcon is acve, the user interface alternavely displays: and
h) Set minimum limit
This is used to limit the pump’s minimum operang speed. The user will no longer be able to set the pre-dened
speeds 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 slower than this speed. The default speed is 600 rpm.
press to access the seng:
use the or keys to set the speed (from 600 to 3450 rpm, per 10 rpm step),
then press to validate.
i) Set maximum limit
This is used to limit the pump’s maximum operang speed. The user will no longer be able to set the pre-dened
speeds 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 faster than this speed. The default speed is 3450 rpm.
press to access the seng:
use the or keys to set the speed (from 600 to 3450 rpm, per 10 rpm step),
then press to validate.

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4. Maintenance
4.1 Maintenance instrucons
It is recommended to carry out general servicing of the appliance on winterizing and restarng in order to check
it is in good working order and maintain its performances, as well as to prevent certain possible defects.
These acons are the user’s responsibility and must be carried out by a qualidied technician.
• Make sure no foreign bodies enter the pump or the electric compartment.
• Clean the outside of the appliance, do not use solvent based products.
• Check that the use interface is in working order.
• Check that metal casing is connected to the ground.
• Check the ghtness of the electric wire connecons and the cleanliness of the electric control box.
• Clean the basket, the lid and its seal regularly.
• Make sure the basket is correctly ed, otherwise it could prevent the hermec closure of the lid.
4.2 Winterizing
Freeze protecon is intended to protect equipment and plumbing for short periods of freezing only. It does this by
acvang the ltraon pump and circulang the water to prevent freezing inside equipment or plumbing. Freeze
protecon does not guarantee that equipment will not be damaged by extended periods of freezing temperatures
or power outages. In these condions, the pool should be shut down completely (for example, drained of water
and closed for the winter) unl warmer weather exists.
The pump must be protected and properly winterized when freezing temperatures are expected. Allowing
the pump to freeze will cause severe damage and will void the warranty. To avoid condensaon damaging the
appliance, do not cover it hermecally.
• If the pump is located beneath the water level, shut o the isolaon valves on the admission and discharge.
• Drain the pump (using the 2 drainage screws) and the hydraulic circuit by following the pool manufacturer’s instrucons.
• Remove the 2 drainage screws and put them aside to be reed when the pool is restarted.
• It is recommended to disconnect the electric power cable, and then to unscrew the hydraulic ngs to store the pump in
a dry locaon protected from freezing.
4.3 Recycling
This symbol means that your appliance must not be disposed of as household waste. It will be selecvely collected
with a view to its reuse, recycling or the sale of the parts. If it contains substances potenally dangerous to the
environment, these will be eliminated or neutralised.
Ask your retailer for informaon about recycling.
5. Troubleshoong
Malfuncon Possible causes Soluons
The water is not
circulang properly • Dirty basket and/or lter • Incorrectly set valves • Clean the basket and/or lter • Adjust the valves
There are air bubbles
in the basket • Air is blocked in the circuit • The pool water level is too low
• The pump lid is incorrectly sealed
• Purge the circuit
• Check the water level, add water if necessary
• Check the cover and seal are airght
There are air intakes • The ngs are not properly ghtened
• The ng seals are incorrectly
posioned or damaged
• Tighten the ngs
• Change the seals
There is no air in
the circuit but the
pressure is low
• There is debris stuck inside the pump • Remove the debris manually by opening the lid
and removing the basket
• If debris remains, the pump will need to be
dismantled to access the impeller
• Warning: these operaons must be carried out by
a qualidied technician
If there is no debris
in the pump but the
pressure is low
• The pump impeller and diuser are
worn
• Electric problem
• Worn seal
• Have the impeller and diuser replaced by a
qualidied technician
• Have the electric installaon checked by a
qualidied technician
• Replace the seal
There is a water leak
between the motor
and the pump body
• The mechanical packing is damaged or
defecve • Replace the mechanical packing • Warning: these operaons must be carried out by
a qualidied technician

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Malfunc on Possible causes Solu ons
The pump heats and
some mes switches
o 
• Bad air circula on around the motor
• Bad electric connec ons
• Current varia ons are too high
• Check that the motor is correctly ven lated for
cooling
• Check the electric connec ons
• Have the electric circuit checked by a qualidied
technician
The pump will not
start • There is no power supply to the pump • The user interface cable is damaged
• The pump address is incorrectly
con gured
• The user interface displays an error
message
• Check the electric connec ons
• Check the condi on of the user interface cable
• Check the switch con gura ons (see §2.4.4)
There is nothing on
the user interface or
the external controller
display
• The pump address is incorrectly
con gured
• The user interface cable is damaged
• Check the switch con gura ons (see §2.4.4)
• Check the condi on of the user interface cable
The user interface
displays "PUMP NOT
CONNECTED"
• The user interface cable is damaged
• The pump address is incorrectly
con gured
• Check the condi on of the user interface cable
• Check the switch con gura ons (see §2.4.4)
6. Registering the product
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Dimensions
Weight pump only : 17kg
Descripon
AWater admission
BWater discharge
CPre-lter cover
DUser interface
EPump motor
FDrain
Performance graphs
Hydraulic head
Flow

Notes

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