To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no power supply to my Balboa Hot Tub?
If your Balboa Hot Tub isn't receiving power, it could be due to a problem with the power circuit. You should check the circuit. Alternatively, the protective switch may be cut off. In this case, check for and remove any short circuits, then reconnect the protective switch.
What to do if there is no reaction for panel key on Balboa Hot Tub?
If the panel keys on your Balboa Hot Tub aren't responding, the panel might be locked; try unlocking it. If that doesn't work, the panel might be broken and need to be changed.
Why is the constant temperature effect unavailable on my Balboa Hot Tub?
If the constant temperature feature isn't working on your Balboa Hot Tub, the thermostat might be damaged. Consider repairing or replacing it. Also, check the power supply to ensure it's available. Finally, a jammed filter can cause this issue, so clean or replace the filter paper core.
What to do if the nozzle doesn’t spray water in my Balboa Hot Tub?
If the nozzle on your Balboa Hot Tub isn't spraying water, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the power supply to the water pump and connect the power wire if necessary. Second, ensure the massage water pump is starting. If the pump is damaged, you'll need to replace it. Lastly, air in the pipe can also prevent spraying; purify the pipe by loosening the joint part.
Why does my Balboa Hot Tub have a poor filtering effect?
If your Balboa Hot Tub has a poor filtering effect, it could be because the filter water pump isn't started; make sure to start it. Another reason might be that the filter isn't clean, so try cleaning it. If the filter water pump is damaged, consider replacing it.
What to do if the underwater lamp doesn’t light on in my Balboa Hot Tub?
If the underwater lamp in your Balboa Hot Tub isn't lighting up, the bulb might be damaged, so try replacing it. Alternatively, the fuse could be broken, so replace the fuse.
How to fix scratches on my Balboa Hot Tub bathtub?
To address scratches on your Balboa Hot Tub bathtub, grind the scratched area with 2000# grinding paper and water, then polish it with toothpaste and a soft fabric.
General| Brand | Balboa |
|---|---|
| Model | TP400 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Explains how to navigate the control panel's menu structure using buttons.
Instructions for filling the spa and preparing for initial operation.
Details the automatic priming sequence and its purpose for pumps.
Steps to manually prime the spa pumps and troubleshooting tips.
How to manually exit the priming mode and what to expect.
Explains pump operation, speeds, and timeouts.
Describes the different operating modes for the circulation pump.
Details how filtration and ozone cycles operate.
Explains how the system protects against freezing conditions.
Describes the optional clean-up cycle function.
How to adjust the desired water temperature using the control panel.
Using the press-and-hold function to change temperature rapidly.
Explains the concept and use of high and low temperature ranges.
Details the behavior when the spa is in Ready/Rest mode and a jet is activated.
How to invert the display for different viewing angles.
How to lock temperature settings to prevent adjustments.
Procedure to unlock the control panel or temperature settings.
Describes the special pump function for draining spa water.
How to set start times and durations for filtration cycles.
Details the optional second filter cycle settings.
Explains the function of purge cycles at the start of filter cycles.
How to enable and configure the light timer feature.
Setting the temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Configuring the clock display between 12-hour and 24-hour format.
Enabling or disabling maintenance reminder messages.
Setting the duration for the optional cleanup cycle.
Setting addresses for Dolphin remote systems.
Accessing system settings and identification details.
Performing a test on the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter.
Displaying temperature from Sensor A and Sensor B.
Reviewing a log of the last 24 system faults.
Operating the system to demonstrate features.
Accessing system settings and identification details.
How to access the GFCI test screen.
Enabling display of alternate sensor temperatures.
Accessing the fault log for troubleshooting.
How to access the demo mode.
Procedure to manually initiate the GFCI trip test.
Information captured for each fault event in the log.
Explanation of the priming mode message.
Message indicating the temperature cannot be determined.
Message indicating a potential freeze condition.
Message indicating the water temperature is too high.
Message indicating a suction blockage or entrapment avoidance.
Messages indicating insufficient water flow through the heater.
Messages indicating insufficient water in the heater.
Message indicating the heater temperature is excessively high.
Indicates temperature sensors may be out of sync or have failed.
Indicates a failure in a temperature sensor or its circuit.
Covers communication issues and pre-production software.
Indicates issues with system memory or checksums.
Messages related to configuration errors or GFCI test failures.
Indicates a pump is stuck in the ON state, posing a hazard.
Prompts for regular maintenance like checking pH and sanitizer.
Reminder to clean the spa filter media.
Reminder to test the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter.
Prompt to change the spa water regularly.
Reminders for cleaning vinyl covers and wood skirting.
Prompts for filter replacement and ozone/UV generator checks.
Reminder to schedule a professional service check-up.
Essential steps for safe and correct spa system installation.
Compliance information and crucial safety precautions for installation.
Warnings against user servicing and emphasis on professional help.
