I have a problem with my pool equipment. I moved in to this house 2 years ago it has an inground pool with a 1 1/2 HP single speed pool pump which is costing me a bundle, I figure it is adding roughly 150-200 dollars a month on my electric bill. I wanted to purchase a variable speed motor, but they require 230 volt 20 amp circuit I looked at my box and here is the set up there is a 20 amp 120/240 volt circuit breaker the wiring appears to be 14G and there are 2 hot (red/Black), 1 neutral (white) and ground (bare) they just disconnected the red wire from the breaker and capped it in the box so I pretty much have everything in place I just need to wire the new pump in and connect the red to the breaker. here is the problem... from the box the line runs out about 60 feet from the house and there is a 15 amp GFCI plug mounted on a post then about thirty feet from that there is a second plug closer to the pool that the pump plugs in to and then from there to the pool heater all on the same circuit. is it possible to connect the red wire making the 20 amp 240 volt circuit but still be able to keep the 110 plugs without running new wiring or adding another circuit? can I just use 1 of the hot wires at the plug and continue the two hot wires out to the pool? use the 2 hot wires for the 230 volt pool pump and 1 hot wire for the 2nd plug and pool heater?( pool heater is gas electricity only powers the panel and igniter) any assistance would be appreciated.

Fuses N1, N2 and T1 are good and utility power is present with specified line voltage. All connections are well and good! Yet depressing the Auto Button, after a 10 second (programmable delay) turns on the generator and causes the transfer switch to change positions. The auto button should, however, only turn on generator when "utility power" is either gone or low. I am not expert in setting up the unit but it worked fine when I first installed it three years ago. Is there something I am missing is re-setting-up the thing or is there something else I need to look for!