We just had the pool replastered last week so the pump has been running 24/7 for the past three days during startup while the tech is getting everything balanced. Yesterday he replaced the start/stop trippers in the timer so it would shut off this morning. Came home this afternoon and the pump was still running. Looked at the timer and it is keeping time and it tripped the stop lever but the pump will not shut off. The manual lever is in the off position but it will not shut off the pump. I had to shut it off at the breaker. I imagine it's time for replacement, but before I spend money on that, I am probably going to replace the single speed pump with a Pentair Intelliflow VS. I believe the Intelliflow uses it's own timer so it would not need the Intermatic Timer, right? The Polaris 380 has it's own timer so it's not affected.
Intermatic Timer Issue Question
- Thread starter tbwill
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I cant help you out with the timer,
But as for the intellifo, yes, it has its own timer.
But as for the intellifo, yes, it has its own timer.
Thanks for the confirmation, no sense in spending money on a timer that won't be used.
Problem solved! Answer was found on this thread: http://www.troublefreepool.com/thre...anual-Switch-Doesn-t-Work?p=756406#post756406
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