Pentair cleaner

[jendelta]

Our cleaner won’t turn on. I know it’s not the Polaris because water isn’t coming out of the return. It’s a Pentair system and the cleaner light keeps flashing, I’ve canceled all delays. Not sure what else to do. Any advice? The pool is only a month old.

 

[jendelta]

Also discovered our spa blower won’t turn on.

 

[mknauss]

Please fill out your signature so we know what equipment you have. Automation, pump, cleaner, filter, etc. Post a couple pictures of your equipment pad.

 

[jendelta]

Hey

Please fill out your signature so we know what equipment you have. Automation, pump, cleaner, filter, etc. Post a couple pictures of your equipment pad.

Hey! Filled it out. Hopefully it will come across now. If not is intelliflo vsp and cartridge filter

 

[mknauss]

Thank you for the pictures.
Do you have screenlogic?

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[jendelta]

Thank you for the pictures.
Do you have screenlogic?

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Yes

 

[mknauss]

The picture of the ET shows the Cleaner relay on. So at that setting, the cleaner pump is not running?

 

[Jimrahbe]

Jen,

The EasyTouch "thinks" it has turned on the IntelliFlo and the cleaner pump.

Since both the Cleaner pump and the Blower share the same circuit breaker, then my guess is that circuit breaker is popped, or you have lost at least one phase of your 240 volts.

I suggest you reset the Circuit Breaker and if that does not help, then measure the 240 volts on the load side the the cleaner/blower circuit breaker.

When testing 240 volts AC, you need to test between L1 and L2 of the breaker.. You can not test L1 to ground and then L2 to ground as that can give you a false reading.

Thanks,

Jim R.

 

[jendelta]

Jen,

The EasyTouch "thinks" it has turned on the IntelliFlo and the cleaner pump.

Since both the Cleaner pump and the Blower share the same circuit breaker, then my guess is that circuit breaker is popped, or you have lost at least one phase of your 240 volts.

I suggest you reset the Circuit Breaker and if that does not help, then measure the 240 volts on the load side the the cleaner/blower circuit breaker.

When testing 240 volts AC, you need to test between L1 and L2 of the breaker.. You can not test L1 to ground and then L2 to ground as that can give you a false reading.

Thanks,

Jim R.

Yay! It worked by resetting. We are so hesitant to touch any equipment since we are so new at this. Thank you so much!!!

 

[mknauss]

Great. Keep an eye on it. It tripped for a reason.

 

[jendelta]

Great. Keep an eye on it. It tripped for a reason.

Funny cause we were out of town all weekend and it was just fine on Friday. Big storms while we were away. Could that be the cause?

 

[mknauss]

Might be. But you should have a surge suppressor in your ET power bank. If not, you need one.