ENDLESS POOLS d40074 Hydrodrive Wireless Transmitter User Guide
- June 11, 2024
- ENDLESS POOLS
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ENDLESS POOLS d40074 Hydrodrive Wireless Transmitter User Guide
Operation
The Hydrodrive™ is operated using a wireless transmitter. Two transmitters have been provided with your system and have been packaged inside the power unit control box along with the antenna kit.
The Hydrodrive is turned on through the use of the transmitter, which also
adjusts the speed. PRESS the ON/OFF BUTTON (middle button) to TURN ON the
Hydrodrive.
Upon initial start-up you will find that the unit has been set to its lowest speed; which is a barely perceptible current. PRESS & HOLD the FASTER BUTTON (up button) to INCREASE the SPEED and the SLOWER BUTTON (down button) to DECREASE the SPEED. When changing speed, you must press and hold the buttons on the transmitter, then wait a few seconds for the current to adjust.
Set the water speed at a comfortable level for your needs. Remember, since you don’t have to turn in an Endless Pool, your workout is continuous, and you will tire faster than when swimming laps in a traditional pool.
PRESS the ON/OFF BUTTON to TURN OFF the Hydrodrive. If left running, the power unit will turn off automatically after thirty minutes and can be restarted by pressing the on/off button again. Once you have found an optimal speed for yourself, you may leave the system at that setting. The controller for the Hydrodrive is designed with a “ramp-up” feature which forces the system to start slowly, but will increase to the last setting at which someone swam.
When learning to swim in the current stream, it is often useful to allow yourself to drift back to the rear of the pool. Let your feet rest on the rear bench and then swim forward into position. By starting from the back, you can get a feel for just how much room you have. When swimming, center your outstretched arm about one foot from the front gr
Digital Pace Display
The Digital Pace Display indicates the water flow from the current equivalent of swimming 100 yards (or 100 meters) in a traditional lap pool in the indicated amount of time (displayed as minutes:seconds). As the current speed is increased, the value the display reads decreases, since the faster you swim the less time it takes to swim 100 yards (100 meters). The Digital Pace Display can also be programmed to display percentage of the current speed.
Maintenance
After six years of operation, hydraulic system maintenance is required. We will send you a letter detailing our recommendation that the submerged hydraulic motor be replaced. This procedure does require the pool to be drained to 6” (15cm) in the standard-depth section of the pool. Additionally, it is recommended to replace the hydraulic fluid and oil filter after 500 hours of use. A list of the recommended and optional replacement parts is supplied with the tune-up letter.
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