8. Install a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) in circuit; it will
sense a short-circuit to ground and
disconnect power before it becomes
dangerous to pool users. For size of
GFCI required and test procedures for
GFCI, see manufacturer’s instructions.
In case of power outage, check GFCI
for tripping (which will prevent
normal pump operation). Reset if
necessary.
9. Connect current carrying conductors
to terminals L1 and L2 under motor
canopy. When replacing motor,
check wiring diagram on motor
nameplate against Figure 2. If the
motor wiring diagram does not
match either diagram in Figure 2,
follow the diagram on the motor.
IMPORTANT: 115/230 Volt single
phase models are shipped from factory
with motor wired for 230 volts. If
power supply is 115 volts, remove
motor canopy and reconnect motor as
shown in Figure 2. Do not try to run
motor as received on 115 volt current.
10.Motor has automatic internal
thermal overload protection. If
motor has stopped for unknown
reasons, thermal overload may
restart it unexpectedly, which could
cause injury or property damage.
Disconnect power before servicing
motor.
11.If this procedure or the wiring
diagrams are confusing, consult a
licensed electrician.
Operation
Hazardous suction.
Can trap hair or
body parts, causing severe injury
or death. Do not block suction. Small
children using pool must ALWAYS have
close adult supervision.
Explosion and
steam burn hazard.
Do not operate pump with discharge
valve closed. Trapped water can turn to
steam and cause pump to explode.
NOTE: NEVER run pump dry. Running
pump dry may damage seals, causing
leakage and flooding. Fill pump with
water before starting motor.
Before removing trap cover:
1. STOP PUMP before proceeding.
2. CLOSE GATE VALVES in suction and
discharge pipes.
3. RELEASE ALL PRESSURE from pump
and piping system.
If pump is being pressure tested,
be sure pressure has been released
before removing trap cover.
Fire and burn
hazard. Modern
motors run at high temperatures. To
reduce the risk of fire, do not allow
leaves, debris, or foreign matter to
collect around the pump motor. To
avoid burns when handling the motor,
let it cool for 20 minutes before trying
to work on it. An automatic internal
cutoff switch protects the motor from
heat damage during operation.
PRIMING PUMP
Release all pressure from filter, pump,
and piping system; see the filter
owner’s manual.
In a flooded suction system (water
source higher than pump), pump will
prime itself when suction and
discharge valves are opened.
If pump is not in a flooded suction
system, remove trap lid; fill trap and
pump with water.
NOTE: Lubricate trap cover O-Ring
with petroleum jelly each time it
is removed.
Clean and inspect O-Ring; reinstall on
trap cover.
Replace trap cover on trap; tighten
T-bolt handles.
Pump should prime now. Priming time
will depend on vertical length of
suction lift and horizontal length of
suction piping.
If pump does not prime, make sure
that all valves are open, suction pipe
end is under water, pump is not trying
to lift water more than 10', and that
there are no leaks in suction pipe.
See Troubleshooting Guide.
Models 4RH36, 4RH37, 4RH38, 4RH39, and 4RH40
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AWG WIRE SIZE
3/4 115/230 12.4/6.2 20/15 12/14 10/14 8/14 75
1 115/230 15.4/7.7 20/15 12/14 8/14 6/14 75
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⁄2 115/230 18.2/9.1 30/15 10/14 8/14 6/12 75
2 230 10.4 15 14 14 12 75
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⁄2 230 11.2 15 14 14 12 75
Branch Distance in Feet - Motor to Service
Full Load Circuit Breaker Temp
HP Volts Amps Amp Rating 0 - 100 101 - 200 201 - 300 Rating °C
Table I - Recommended Fusing and Wiring Data 60 Hz Motors
Installation (Continued)
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