Why will my Atlantic Controller VSC not turn on?
If your Atlantic Controller VSC won't turn on, the issue could be due to several reasons. First, ensure that the power is on. You might need to test or reset the GFCI outlet. Another potential cause is a power failure, so check your power supply or contact your local power company. Lastly, verify that the power cord is properly connected to the VSC.
What to do if my Atlantic Controller VSC cannot connect to the Atlantic Control App?
If your Atlantic Controller VSC cannot connect to the Atlantic Control App, the VSC might be out of range; try moving closer. Alternatively, perform a factory reset by plugging and unplugging the VSC five times, then leave it unplugged for one minute.
How to fix diminished pump flow rate on Atlantic TWVSC?
If you notice a diminished pump flow rate or experience no/intermittent water flow with your Atlantic Controller, several factors could be at play. Start by checking if the flow level is set too low on the VSC and raise it if necessary. Ensure that your timer settings are correct. Also, verify that the water level is adequate and stop operation to raise the water level if it’s too low. Finally, the pump might require service or maintenance; in this case, follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
What to do if my Atlantic TWVSC Controller VSC will not turn on?
If your Atlantic Controller VSC won't turn on, the issue might be with the power supply. First, ensure the power is on, and test or reset the GFCI outlet. A power failure could also be the cause, so check the power supply or contact your local power company. Lastly, verify that the power cord is securely connected.
Why is my Atlantic Controller VSC not responding to the remote control?
If your Atlantic Controller VSC isn't responding to the remote, there are a few potential reasons: * The batteries in the remote may be depleted or not properly connected. Try replacing the batteries and verifying their correct orientation. * The remote might not be synced with the VSC. Unplug the VSC for 10 seconds, then plug it back in and press the power button on the remote to re-sync them. * The VSC could be out of range of the remote. Try decreasing the distance between the remote and the VSC.
What to do if I see diminished pump flow rate in Atlantic Controller or no/intermittent water flow?
If you're experiencing a diminished pump flow rate or no/intermittent water flow with your Atlantic Controller, consider these possibilities. The flow level might be set too low; try raising the flow level on the VSC. Also, verify that the timer settings are correct. Low water level can also cause this issue; stop operation and raise the water level. Finally, the pump might require service or maintenance; follow the manufacturer's recommendations for pump service and maintenance.
General| Brand | Atlantic |
|---|---|
| Model | TWVSC |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Verify unit condition, model number, voltage, and frequency before installation.
Do not operate outside specified conditions, follow electrical codes, use correct voltage, and avoid extension cords.
Ensure qualified electrician, use 110/120V circuit, GFCI protection, and grounded outlet.
Avoid pulling cord, ensure power is off before maintenance or water contact.
Mount VSC securely, connect pump cord using the cord lock feature.
Operate via control panel or remote. Control ON/OFF and flow levels.
Set the current time by adjusting hours and minutes using control buttons.
Program START and STOP times for automatic pump operation.
Perform regular checks; refer to troubleshooting for any abnormal conditions.
Remove and store control panel indoors to protect it during winter.
Return VSC to place of purchase with original receipt for warranty claims.
Addresses issues like VSC not turning on, remote response, and flow problems.
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