Priming - Waterco ECO-V 150 Owners & Installation Manual

feature has been activated. After the specified time period, the Waterco ECO-V 150
will return to normal operation and accept an input from any digital or serial input
source. Refer to section 9 for additional details on digital inputs.
6.10 Reset Factory Defaults
The Waterco ECO-V 150 user interface has a "Reset to Factory Defaults" feature to
restore the schedule settings back to the original values programmed at the factory.
The user must press and hold the STOP and OVERRIDE buttons for three (3)
seconds to reset the settings back to factory defaults. All of the UI bar graph LED's
will flash three (3) times to confirm the settings were restored to factory defaults.

7 Priming

The Waterco ECO-V 150 will always run the PRIMING sequence when starting from
the OFF state, except when starting in OVERRIDE. The factory Prime settings are
2600 RPM for three (3) minutes.
8 Freeze Protection
NOTICE
The freeze protection function will NOT operate if the START button is not pressed.
This can be confirmed by verifying that the START LED is illuminated. In the event
that the outside air temperature drops below a set threshold, the Waterco ECO-V
150 will automatically turn on (assuming the START button has been pressed) and
circulate the pool water. The Freeze Protection will run according to the following
conditions (utilizing the factory default settings):
Freeze Protection turn ON temperature = 39°F
Freeze Protection Duration = 8 Hours
By utilizing the Waterco ECO-150 user interface (accessory sold separately) these
factory default settings can be changed.
Once this eight (8) hour period has elapsed, the Waterco ECO-V 150 will check the
ambient temperature again. If the temperature is still below the set threshold, the
Waterco ECO-V 150 will run for an additional 8 hours. If the temperature is above
the threshold, the Waterco ECO-V 150 will automatically return to the 24-hour based
schedule.
9 Control with Digital Inputs
The user can run the Waterco ECO-V 150 at the programmed STEP 1, STEP 2,
STEP 3, or OVERRIDE speeds by utilizing the four digital inputs. STEP 1, STEP 2,
STEP 3, or OVERRIDE are equivalent to Digital Input 1, 2, 3 or 4 respectively.