What to do if my Amerec K60 Controller displays >>>°?
If your Amerec Controller displays >>>° and the steambath temperature is over 132°F (55°C), turn off the circuit breaker and contact Support. This issue may also be related to a faulty sensor. Note that this is the same as error code E002.
Why won't my Amerec Controller steam even though it's on?
If your Amerec Controller is ON, the display is properly showing time and temperature, but the unit won't steam, it could be due to the following reasons: * The unit has not filled completely. * The generator is faulty. To address this: 1. Wait at least 10 minutes after turning on the control. 2. If the issue persists, contact Support.
Why can't I adjust the time or temperature on my Amerec K60 Controller?
If you are unable to adjust the TIME or TEMP on your Amerec Controller, it could be due to a faulty control or a faulty generator. To address this: 1. Replace the control. Contact Support. 2. Replace the generator's PCA. Contact Support.
What to do if my Amerec K60 Controller won't turn off?
If your Amerec Controller won't turn OFF but the display is ON, the control is likely faulty. Replace the control, and contact Support.
What to do if my Amerec K60 is off but the unit still makes steam?
If your Amerec Controller is OFF but the unit still makes steam, the generator may be faulty. Turn off the circuit breaker, and then contact Support.
Why is water running out of the steamhead in my Amerec system?
If water runs out of the steamhead of your Amerec system, it indicates a faulty generator. To resolve this: 1. Turn off the breaker. 2. Turn off the water supply. 3. Contact Support.
Why is my Amerec steam room too hot or cold?
If the steam room is too hot or cold when using your Amerec Controller, the temperature setting likely needs changing. Refer to section 3: Setting Time and Temp, or contact Support.
Why does water suddenly sputter out of my Amerec steam head?
If you observe sudden increases in the rate water sputters out of the steam head in your Amerec system, it is likely due to contaminants in the water supply causing foaming. To resolve this, flush the tank at least 3 times as described in Section 5: Maintenance.
What does error code E001 mean on my Amerec Controller?
If your Amerec Controller displays E001, it indicates an open sensor or sensor cable. Contact Support.
What does error code E002 mean on my Amerec Controller?
If your Amerec Controller displays E002, it indicates a shorted sensor or sensor cable. Contact Support.
Covers grounding, licensed installation, indoor use, overheating, scalding, and slip hazards.
Warns about high voltage within the equipment and lack of user-serviceable parts.
Rules for child supervision, handling hot steam, and general use precautions.
Advice for pregnant women, individuals with health conditions, and medication use.
Definition, symptoms, risks, and effects of hyperthermia during steam bath use.
Description of digital display, adjustable settings, and sensor placement.
Procedures for adjusting bath duration and temperature settings.
Steps for routing the sensor cable for accurate temperature readings.
Instructions for mounting the K60/KT60 controls and connecting them to the generator.
Guidance on installing an additional K60 control for dual-location operation.
Importance of inspecting components and performing periodic tank flushing.
Solutions for symptoms like control not turning on, unit not steaming, or water sputtering.
Interpretation of error codes displayed on the control unit for diagnosis.
General| Model | K60 |
|---|---|
| Type | Controller |
| Temperature Control | Digital |
| User Interface | Touchscreen |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) |
| Voltage | 240 VAC |
| Humidity Range | 10% to 90% RH |
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