How The Timer Works - Steinbach Premium 100 Manual Original

WASTE
- The pool can only be drained up to the minimum water level at
the height of the suction line. Make sure to switch the pump off
once this level is reached to prevent the pump from running dry.
Use this mode to clean the pool in the case of heavy soiling.
The water is guided past the filter and discharged directly via the backwash line.
WINTER
- Never switch on the pump in this mode!
Use this mode to store the filter system in the winter.
The valve lever is in an intermediate position which relieves the inner valve components.

How the timer works

The pumps has an integrated timer.
When the desired filter pump running time is set (visible on the LED bar), the pump
operates for the set time from the time of first start-up and stops for the rest of the time
until 24 hours have passed. The colors of the LED display do not have any specific
meaning.
Within a 24-hour period, you can only set one filter running time with the integrated
timer. To set several intervals within a 24-hour period, you need an external timer (see
example "External timer").
The timer has battery (see "Technical data"). If the power supply is disconnected or in
case of a power outage, the start time and the running time are saved.
When the power supply to the pump is restored, the timer reactivates the pump at the
set start time and for the set running time.
The ON/OFF button stops the pump while it is running. The timer function is
also deactivated.
Example: 6 hours running time
1. Connect the pump's power plug to the power supply.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
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