How To Program A PureLine Prime Model PL2605

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How To Program A PureLine Prime Model PL2605

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The PureLine Prime PL2605 can be scheduled manually to run up to 3 different speeds over a 24 hour period. This guide shows you how to schedule a PL2605 pump using the user interface pad mounted on top of the motor. This guide provides just enough information to get your Prime VS up and running with 3 speeds.

Before setting the schedule we recommend testing the system at different speeds. You'll need to determine the minimum and maximum speeds. The minimum and maximum speeds will depend on items like the filter, salt system, heater, and jets.

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Step 1

VIEW 165 PAD - This is a picture of the Interface Key Pad. At the top are shown three STEPs and an OVERRIDE functions. For each of the STEPs and OVERRIDE functions, you will specify a DURATION and SPEED in the box below, This process will be explained further below

Step 2

TURN MOTOR OFF - Press the STOP button on the Interface Key Pad. The POWER light should be illuminated. Do not turn off power at the circuit breaker. The Interface Key Pad needs power to function.

Step 3

CHANGE STEP 1 DURATION - Use the STEP 1 button to change the first set of motor SPEED and DURATION from their default values. Push STEP 1 one or two times to illuminate the light on the left side of "SELECTION" over the DURATION column. Then push the up and down arrow to move the SELECTION light to the desired duration. This will be the speed of the pump when it turns on (after priming).

Step 4

CHANGE STEP 1 SPEED - To change the first speed, push the STEP 1 button once to illuminate the light on the right side of SELECTION over the SPEED column. Then push the up and down arrow key to move the SELECTION light from the default speed to the desired speed. Pressing another step button will save the settings.

Step 5

CHANGE STEP 2 DURATION - Use the STEP 2 button to change the second set of motor SPEED and DURATION from their default values. Push STEP 2 to illuminate the light on the left side, over the DURATION column. Press the up and down arrows to select the desired duration.

Step 6

CHANGE STEP 2 SPEED - To change our second SPEED, first push the STEP 2 button once to illuminate the light on the right side of SELECTION over the SPEED column. Press the up and down arrows to select the desired speed. Pressing another step button will save the settings.

Step 7

CHANGE STEP 3 DURATION - Use the STEP 3 button to change the third set of motor SPEED and DURATION from their default values. Push STEP 3 to illuminate the light on the left side, over the DURATION column. Press the up and down arrows to select the desired duration.

Step 8

CHANGE STEP 3 SPEED - To change our third SPEED, first push the STEP 3 button once to illuminate the light on the right side of SELECTION over the SPEED column. Press the up and down arrows to select the desired speed. Pressing another step button will save the settings.

Step 9

REVIEW OVERRIDE FEATURE - The OVERRIDE button can be pushed to temporarily run at higher or lower speeds ranging between 600 to 3450 RPM while the motor is in its 24-hour running mode (START must be on). Use the UP/DOWN arrows to change the speed. Holding the OVERRIDE key for more than three (3) seconds will cancel OVERRIDE mode and will return motor operation back to the point where the schedule was interrupted.

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Jim Posted: 9/2/2019

Clear how to set intervals from the video. How do you set time of day? I want the pump to come on at 7am.
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InyoPools Product Specialist Robert M. Posted: 9/4/2019

Hello Jim - The PL2605 does not have a built-in timer. It needs to be connected to an external timer.
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