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Part #471949 Revision #A
© 2001 HydroTemp Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Note: Specifications may change without notice.
Owners Operational Information Only
Technicians See Separate Installation Manual
OWNERS OPERATION MANUAL
Models:
MiniMax Plus HP 400 (XLS400)
MiniMax Plus HP 600 (XLS600)
MiniMax Plus HP 800 (XLS800)
MiniMax Plus HP 1000 (XLS1000)
MiniMax Plus HP 230 (CP12)
WARNING
FOR YOUR SAFETY - READ BEFORE OPERATING
Warning: If you do not follow these instructions exactly, a fire or explosion may result, causing
property damage, personal injury or loss of life.
WARNING
Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service or maintenance may cause property damage, personal injury or
death. Installation and service must be performed by a qualified technician or service agency.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - OWNERS OPERATION MANUAL

Part #471949 Revision #A© 2001 HydroTemp Manufacturing Co., Inc.Note: Specifications may change without notice.Owners Operational Information Only Tec

Page 2

NORMAL RUNNING TIMEThe heat pump system extracts the heat from the out-side air and delivers it to your pool. Therefore it pro-duces more BTU's

Page 3 - HEAT PUMP EFFICIENCY

THERMOSTAT SETTINGThere are no temperature reading numbers printed on the thermostat dial due to calibration changes from unit tounit. The demand for

Page 4 - SPECIAL FEATURES

RERADIATION CONVECTIONEVAPORATIONWINDCONDUCTIONPool ShellPool SurfaceWarm PoolWaterUNDERSTANDING HEAT LOSSIt is important to understand how your pool

Page 5 - DESIGN ADVANTAGES

CONTROLLING HEAT LOSSA good way to control heat loss is to slow the windspeed through your pool area by placing plants such asshrubs or bushes around

Page 6 - L.E.D. STATUS LIGHT PANEL

OWNERS MAINTENANCE & CAREThere are some considerations that should be taken concerning the environment where your heater is installed.The heater i

Page 7

15WATER PIPING LEAK ?When the unit operates, it will produce condensation that will drain from the bottom of the unit. Do not mistakecondensation with

Page 8 - START UP PROCEDURES

FILTER CLEANING & CAREYour filter system should be cleaned at least twice amonth. See manufacturer's directions for proper filtercleaning me

Page 9 - OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE

Often times, when these auto vacuums begin to wear,they require more suction from the pump to operate.Diverting all vacuum through the auto vac may he

Page 10 - COMMON MECHANICAL TIMER

The heat pump in equipped witha internal "Automatic Bypass"valve. A variable rate springvalve is used to regulate the wa-ter flow through t

Page 11 - CAUTION

8"2 LBCHEMICALRESISTANTCHECK VALVEPart# 888-018LOOP ABOVETOPOOLCHLORI-NATORFROMHEATERThe chemical resistant check valve and loop must be in-stall

Page 12 - UNDERSTANDING HEAT LOSS

OWNERS SECTION - TABLE OF CONTENTS1. OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 13 - SPAS HEATING TIPS

WATER BALANCE MAINTENANCEThe chemical balance of your pool/spa water and the methods used in adding pool chemicals will directly effectthe life of you

Page 14 - OWNERS MAINTENANCE & CARE

21These chemical outlines should not be considered as a“how to” balance your pool/spa water, but just a refer-ence on how chemical balance effects the

Page 15 - CLEANING

22TOTAL ALKALINITYTotal Alkalinity is a test given to determine the over-all mineral content of the water. Total alkalinity lev-els should be within

Page 16 - CHLORINATORS

CHLORINATOR PLACEMENT1. All chlorinators should have a chemical resistantcheck valve and a loop plumbed at least 8 inches abovethe chlorinator, betwee

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24COMMERCIAL FEEDERSWe strongly suggest that all chemical feeders be placed "down line" of the heater. In a "closely monitored"co

Page 18 - PLUMBING & WATER FLOW

SHUT DOWN & FREEZE PROTECTION PROCEDURESWhen shutting the unit down for the end of the swimming season you must consider some items to protect

Page 19 - HIGH RATE WATER PUMPS

POSSIBLE CAUSECONDITIONPOSSIBLE REMEDY All control lights off.Unit will not start.Control Ready light ON.Water Press. OK light OFF.T-Stat On light OFF

Page 20 - WATER BALANCE MAINTENANCE

Control Ready light ON.Water Press. OK light ONT-Stat On light ONFan is not turning.Unit will not start. Low water flow through heater. Dirty or w

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MANDATORY BONDING TO POOL STEEL(This is in addition to electrical ground)Make sure that the unit cabinet is bonded to the pool steel.Most codes requir

Page 22 - CHLORINE MIGRATION

HOW TO GET SERVICEWhen you experience trouble with your unit, you should follow these simple procedures before requesting serviceon your pool/spa heat

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Owners/users should contact the factory service department for advice at:HYDROTEMP MANUFACTURING CO., INC.12155 Metro Pkwy, Ste. 5Ft Myers, FL 33912(9

Page 24 - CHEMICAL APPLICATION FOR SPAS

30GLOSSARY OF TERMSA/C Contractor: A company licensed by the state and local au-thorities to perform heating ventilation and air-conditioning in-stall

Page 25

Circuit Breaker: An automatic switch that will shut the power offto an electrical device (heater, circulation pump) when an over-load or short occurs

Page 26 - OWNER TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

32Floating Thermometer: A thermometer that floats on the watersurface with the main sensing bulb in the water. Indicates the ac-tual pool or spa tem

Page 27

Serial Number: A twelve digit number on the identification stickeron the outside of the heater cabinet. Needed for all records, war-ranty request etc

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Page 29 - HOW TO GET SERVICE

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Page 30 - GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Manufactured by:© 2001 HydroTemp Manufacturing Co., Inc.941-768-1555www.warmpool.com Heat Pumps

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4Super Quiet & Highly Efficient Compressor DesignSturdy ElevatedFiberglassRust ProofBottom ProvidesProper DrainageLarge Aluminum & CopperLanc

Page 32

The electrical panel hasan isolated compartment,located within the me-chanical compartment toprevent corrosion there.The heat from the com-p

Page 33

DUAL THERMOSTAT CONTROL PANELTHERMOSTATThe thermostat dial is just like any other,when you set it at a certain setting theheater will heat up to that

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POOL MODE "Yellow": The yellow pool mode in-dicator light lets you know that you have selected thepool mode with the pool /spa select switch

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8START UP PROCEDURESCOMPRESSOR TIME DELAYBE AWARE THERE IS A 5 TO 7 MINUTE TIME DE-LAY BEFORE THE COMPRESSOR WILL STARTONCE THE UNIT IS TURNED ON OR W

Page 36 - Heat Pumps

9HEAT EXCHANGERThe compressed hot refrigerant releases it's heat to thepool water inside the heat exchanger. The exchanger isa tube within a tube

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