Drew,
I am not sure pushing the "F" button by itself will start the pump.. For the pump to run several things have to happen..
You have to have at least one Circuit linked to a speed.. As in Pool = 1500 RPM
Then the Circuit has to be scheduled to run..
And the Circuit has to be on..
You can't be in the Service mode.
The correct pump type must be selected in the EasyTouch
If all these things have been satisficed, then the pump should run.. Keep in mind it might take a few seconds to a minute for it to start.
While it is possible that the pump's controller may be bad, just based upon past experience here at TFP, it is more likely that the new board is just not fully set up..
I would connect just the pump to J20.. Make sure all the above items are for sure set up correctly and see what happens.
*** Another thought.. We have see the pins on the control cable corrode on both the cable side as well as the pump side, so I'd inspect those.
I would leave ScreenLogic disconnected from the RS-485 bus until you can get the pump running..
Good luck,
Jim R.
I am not sure pushing the "F" button by itself will start the pump.. For the pump to run several things have to happen..
You have to have at least one Circuit linked to a speed.. As in Pool = 1500 RPM
Then the Circuit has to be scheduled to run..
And the Circuit has to be on..
You can't be in the Service mode.
The correct pump type must be selected in the EasyTouch
If all these things have been satisficed, then the pump should run.. Keep in mind it might take a few seconds to a minute for it to start.
While it is possible that the pump's controller may be bad, just based upon past experience here at TFP, it is more likely that the new board is just not fully set up..
I would connect just the pump to J20.. Make sure all the above items are for sure set up correctly and see what happens.
*** Another thought.. We have see the pins on the control cable corrode on both the cable side as well as the pump side, so I'd inspect those.
I would leave ScreenLogic disconnected from the RS-485 bus until you can get the pump running..
Good luck,
Jim R.