ET4: Pi shutdown stops pump but keeps filter circuit on (and Chlorinator running? 😬) #760
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johnny2678
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With an EasyTouch 4 njsPC is not in charge of the filter relay. The OCP controls that. Are you sure you have it wired to the correct side of the relay? |
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I experienced similar behavior (pi shutdown turned off pump/circuits) in the past and found it was an issue with MQTT retained messages. If you have any of those interfaces enabled, you might check into that. |
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Wanted to bring up this observation as I've been told that a chlorinator that's on while the pump isn't running is a bad thing?
I had just shut down the pi to do my Sequent Smartfan retrofit and when I went out to the pad, the pump wasn't running but the filter relay still showed on and the swg lights were still all on.
I quickly threw it into service mode and that killed the SWG power until i had the pi stack running again.
Happy to try and reproduce but wanted to ask what you would need to see. Or if this is even an issue at all.
Would a replay during the shutdown help? not sure that would capture the moment the pump goes off... real time video?
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