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MCDonald DuraMAC 17035R020PC1 User Manual

MCDonald DuraMAC 17035R020PC1
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DuraMAC
TM
Water Pressure Booster System
Troubleshooting
8/18
17035R020PC1, 17052R020PC1, 17070R020PC2, 17040C035PC2, 17062C035PC2, 17078C035PC2
Purple Alarm Light
If the voltage drops below the recommended low limit, a Purple Alarm light
will be ashing. If the voltage then moves back into the normal range, the
Purple light will be illuminated (not ashing), indicating that voltage had
dropped below the recommended range during the cycle time.
Yellow Alarm Light
If the voltage increases above the recommended high limit, a Yellow Alarm
light will be ashing. If the voltage then moves back into the normal range,
the Yellow light will be illuminated (not ashing), indicating that the voltage
had increased above the recommended range during the cycle time.
White Alarm Light
If the voltage has been both low and high - a white light will be on. These Alarms can be cleared by pressing the reset button. Note: the
Alarm light will never stop the pump from running as it is only an indication that the voltage has been out of the recommended range
during cycling of the pump.
The alarm lights can also come on due to storms and lighting. If the pump is working properly, pressing reset will turn off these lights.
For the 120 volt control; the low voltage limit is 98 volts, and the high voltage limit is 140 volts. For the 230 volt control; the low voltage
limit is 195 volts, and the high voltage limit is 270 volts. When running the motor outside of these voltages, damage to the windings
can occur. Consult a certied electrician to correct voltage problems.
RED light on (or ashing) and pump will not start:
1. Start pressure set to high. Remove round cover on control and adjust start pressure dial 10 15 psi less than maximum boosted
pressure as shown on pressure gauge, and push RESET. This unit is factory set at 50 psi. If red light
faults still occur, turn down start pressure dial an additional 5-10 PSI. Then adjust air press in tank.
2. Water cannot ow through pump to build pressure. Make sure all valves are open and the check valve
is in the correct orientation.
3. If installed in a suction lift application, prime could be lost. Re-prime and check for leaks on suction side.
Push the RESET button, the pump will run for 5 seconds, watch pressure gauge to make sure that the
pressure is increasing.
4. Make sure all lters are installed after the pump, Change the lter cartridges regularly.
5. The water supply has been interrupted. The pump will automatically try a restart 15 minutes after a
failure. This will occur automatically 4 times, ashing one time for every failed restart, and then a
solid RED light will be on.
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Voltage Alarm Light
STAND BY RUNALARM FAULT
RESET
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0
SET 10-15 PSI BELOW
BOOSTED PRESSURE
PUSH RESET
START PRESSURE
C US
FLOW
PUMP STARTS ON PRESSURE
PUMP STOPS ON LOW FLOW
START PRESSURE INSTRUCTIONS
UNDER ROUND COVER
TO CLEAR A FAULT, CHECK FOR FLOW, THEN
DECREASE START PRESSURE AND PUSH RESET
AIR PRESSURE IN TANK SHOULD BE
2 PSI LESS THAN START PRESSURE
FOR INDOOR USE ONLY
15000PC1
DuraMAC
TM
PUMP CONTROL
A.Y. M
c
Donald Mfg. Co.
120VAC 60HZ 10 FLA 60 LRA
WWW.AYBOOSTERS.COM
Patent
8,920,131
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MCDonald DuraMAC 17035R020PC1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMCDonald
ModelDuraMAC 17035R020PC1
CategoryWater System
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Alarm Light Indicators

Purple Alarm Light

Indicates voltage drops below the recommended low limit, flashing or illuminated.

Yellow Alarm Light

Indicates voltage increases above the recommended high limit, flashing or illuminated.

White Alarm Light

Indicates voltage has been both low and high; cleared by pressing reset.

Red Light Troubleshooting

Red Light On - High Start Pressure

Adjust start pressure dial 10-15 psi less than maximum boosted pressure.

Red Light On - Water Flow Problem

Ensure all valves are open and check valve is correct; check for leaks.

Red Light On - Suction Priming Loss

Re-prime pump, check for suction side leaks, and verify pressure increase.

Red Light On - Filter Maintenance

Ensure all filters are installed after the pump and change cartridges regularly.

Red Light On - Supply Interruption

Pump attempts auto-restart 4 times; solid red light indicates failure.

Blue Light & Pump Operation Issues

Blue Light On, Pump Won't Stop

Check for low flow rate, system leaks, bypass valve, or jammed piston.

Pump Starts/Stops Without Obvious Use

Address small system leaks by reducing start pressure or trying alternate flow mode.

Pump Start & Pressure Troubleshooting

Green Light On, Pump Won't Start

Adjust start pressure dial and air pressure in tank for proper operation.

Pump Stops Above 80 PSI

Install a pressure reducing valve if incoming pressure exceeds pump limits.

Pump Won't Start, No Lights On

Verify power connection, GFCI circuit, and transducer cord for faults.

Pump Noise & Priming Issues

Pump Is Noisy

Ensure solid foundation, rigid piping, tight connections, and adequate water supply.

Pump Will Not Stay Primed

Check foot valve, priming, suction piping leaks, and suction lift limit.