How To Set The Timer on a Lay Z Spa Pump Unit

[@richierichbm]

Great simple video. Thanks for the tutorial

[@stephenlamont1678]

Great video. Looks like a fantastic hot tub, enjoy it!

[@RevZolution]

Thank you, it sure is

[@martinjessp]

This was very clear and helpful. Do you ru. Yours all the time? Do you turn it down or off when not in use?

[@RevZolution]

Thank you. I have the pump on all the time but only heat it as and when I want to use it. It would cost a fortune if I had it heating all the time. The pump doesn't cost much at all to run

[@saintespritco8645]

@@RevZolution I have mine too, i would love to set the timer automaticly, at the end of the week for example, but i need to setup it each time, doesn't it have a repeting function, to not having to keep it heating all the week ?

[@roycallard8328]

So in 16 hours the temp has probably cooled down to 15-16 degrees. In the 5 hours it is on, do you think it will get anywhere near 38 degrees?

[@alexm4377]

Our entire pump (heater + pump) turns off when the timer ends, is that normal? Quite annoying as we want to keep filtering the water but stop heating

[@RevZolution]

Frustratingly it is normally yes.

[@kirstybarrow6591]

Question? You set the pump to run for 5 hours with a delay of 16 hrs does that mean the pump will come on 3 hours earlier every day being 24 hours in a day not 21?

[@RevZolution]

It's only a one time use for the timer. At the end of the 5 hours I set it for, the system shuts down. It doesn't run on a max of 24 hours. You can set the delay for more than 24 hours from what I can remember