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If your Jandy Water Pump isn't starting, ensure it's properly connected to high voltage. Also, check the low-voltage wiring between the pump and controller, correcting it if necessary. Verify that the pump DIP switches 3 and 4 are correctly set for your installation. Finally, check the controller for any fault messages and resolve the fault before proceeding.
How to troubleshoot a Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT Water Pump cleaning/circulating system that is not operating correctly?
If your Jandy Water Pump cleaning or circulating system isn't working right, start by checking and cleaning the skimmer baskets, pump basket, and other screens. Clean the filter as needed. Then, check and adjust the valve positions.
Why is the LCD on my Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT Water Pump variable-speed controller not displaying information?
If the LCD on your Jandy Water Pump variable-speed controller isn't displaying information, or the pump LEDs aren't lit, check the DIP switch settings. Ensure pump DIP switches 1 and 2 are both ON if the controller is a JEP-R, and both OFF if it's a PDA, AquaLink RS, or AquaLink Z4. Also, inspect the low-voltage wiring between the pump and controller, correcting it if necessary.
Why are there bubbles in my Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT Water Pump basket?
Bubbles in the Jandy Water Pump basket usually indicate air in the system. Check the pool or spa water level to ensure it's adequate, preventing air from being drawn into the suction piping. Also, turn off the pump and inspect the lid seal for cracks or gaps. Clean the lid seal and the mating surface of the housing. Apply a small amount of silicone lubricant to the lid seal. Hand-tighten the lid to ensure an airtight seal.
Why does my Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT get hot and shut off?
If your Jandy Water Pump overheats and shuts off, ensure there's enough space around the motor for air circulation to keep it cool. It is also recommended to have a qualified electrician check for loose connections and verify the voltage at the pump motor while it's running. If the voltage isn't within 10% of the motor's data plate rating, contact a qualified electrician or your local power service provider.
What to do if air leaks are still present in my Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT Water Pump?
If air leaks persist in your Jandy Water Pump, check the suction side piping union. While the pump is running, try tightening the union. If the leak continues, turn off the pump, loosen both unions, and slide the pump aside. Remove, clean, and reinstall both union o-rings. Reposition the pump and hand-tighten the union nuts. If they still don't seal, gently tighten them with tongue-and-groove pliers, being careful not to overtighten.
Why does my controller display 'Pump not connected' for my Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT?
If your controller displays 'Pump not connected' for your Jandy Water Pump, check the low-voltage wiring between the pump and the controller, correcting any issues. Also, ensure that the pump DIP switches 3 and 4 are properly set for your installation.
Why is my Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT Water Pump leaking water between the motor and pump body?
Leakage between the motor and pump body in your Jandy Water Pump indicates a damaged or failed mechanical seal. The solution is to replace the seal.
What could cause low pressure in my Jandy Water Pump if there is no debris blocking the impeller?
If there is no debris blocking the impeller and the pressure is still low, it could be due to normal wear of the pump impeller and diffuser. Also, if the pump is newly installed, it could be an electrical problem. Another possible reason is that the pump seal is leaking air.
What should I do if a fault message appears on my Jandy VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT Water Pump controller display?
If a fault message appears on your Jandy Water Pump controller display, view the fault message on the controller and correct the fault before proceeding.
General| Model | VS FloPro VSFHP165AUT |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Pump |
| Type | Variable Speed |
| Horsepower | 1.65 HP |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Phase | Single Phase |
| Speed Settings | Variable Speed |
| Wet End Material | Thermoplastic |
| Motor Type | Permanent Magnet |
| Control Interface | Digital |
| Warranty | 3 Years |
| Energy Efficiency | ENERGY STAR Certified |
General safety precautions for electrical equipment installation and use.
Guidelines to minimize risk of injury from suction hazards in pools, spas, and hot tubs.
Details voltage checks, wiring, and connections for proper pump operation.
Requirements and methods for bonding and grounding the pump and pool system components.
Proper grounding, wire sizing, and connection of electrical power supply to the pump.
Explains the function of DIP switches for selecting pump address and controller type.
Procedure for pressure testing the system with water, emphasizing safety and air removal.
Common symptoms, possible causes, and solutions for pump operation issues.
