Hello,
I have an aqua link RS with a 2 speed pump. I do not use the low speed really at all as the high speed (2.5HP) is sufficient to turn my pool over 1x per day in about 3-4 hours. I live in Southern California and It's been getting cold here so I came outside yesterday and noticed the filter was running. I then realized the system was in freeze protect mode and the filter had been running all night long which can get expensive. I went through the settings on the touch panel in the house and it wouldn't let me completely disable the freeze protect. Being in Southern California, there really isn't a chance for it to completely freeze so I figured I would use "low speed" for this setting instead of high speed. My pump normally runs from 12PM-4PM on high speed and I never use low speed. I came outside later that day and the pump was on via it's normal scheduled time but was in low speed. I turned it off and back on but still low speed. I also flipped the breakers off/on to see if that would help but it's still stuck in low speed. I took the covers off my system and disconnected/reconnected the wires from the filter pump breaker but they were all fine. I turned everything back on but still stuck in low speed. Is my pool pump done? It was replaced about a year ago by the previous owner I was told. I posted some pics of my panel and wiring, hoping for some help here. I found another post on this site mentioning a "stuck relay" however, his wiring was a bit different than mine and I don't know much about how the wiring/relays/etc.. work.
I have an aqua link RS with a 2 speed pump. I do not use the low speed really at all as the high speed (2.5HP) is sufficient to turn my pool over 1x per day in about 3-4 hours. I live in Southern California and It's been getting cold here so I came outside yesterday and noticed the filter was running. I then realized the system was in freeze protect mode and the filter had been running all night long which can get expensive. I went through the settings on the touch panel in the house and it wouldn't let me completely disable the freeze protect. Being in Southern California, there really isn't a chance for it to completely freeze so I figured I would use "low speed" for this setting instead of high speed. My pump normally runs from 12PM-4PM on high speed and I never use low speed. I came outside later that day and the pump was on via it's normal scheduled time but was in low speed. I turned it off and back on but still low speed. I also flipped the breakers off/on to see if that would help but it's still stuck in low speed. I took the covers off my system and disconnected/reconnected the wires from the filter pump breaker but they were all fine. I turned everything back on but still stuck in low speed. Is my pool pump done? It was replaced about a year ago by the previous owner I was told. I posted some pics of my panel and wiring, hoping for some help here. I found another post on this site mentioning a "stuck relay" however, his wiring was a bit different than mine and I don't know much about how the wiring/relays/etc.. work.