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Why 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 | TP600 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Explains how to navigate using 2 or 3 buttons on the control panel.
Details the display sequence upon system power-up and entry into Priming Mode.
Guides on filling the spa to the correct level and opening valves before filling.
Explains the automatic 4-5 minute priming mode and how to manually exit it.
Instructions on starting and verifying pump operation during priming to ensure water flow.
Describes manual and automatic methods to exit Priming Mode and what to expect on the display.
Details how to operate pump 1, time-outs, and behavior in Ready Mode.
Outlines three different operational modes for the circulation pump.
Describes how Pump 1 and ozone operate during filtration cycles.
Details how pumps and blower activate to prevent freeze damage.
Describes the automatic clean-up cycle after pump/blower use.
Instructions for adjusting the spa's set temperature using the control panel buttons.
Explains how holding a temperature button affects temperature changes.
Describes the system's dual temperature range settings for different spa modes.
Details the differences between Ready and Rest modes regarding heating and temperature display.
Explains the behavior when the spa is in Rest Mode and Jet 1 is pressed.
Explains the importance of setting the time for filtration and background features.
Describes how to invert the display for better viewing angles.
Explains how to lock the control panel to prevent unauthorized use or adjustments.
Describes how to lock only the temperature setting, allowing other functions.
Details the procedure to unlock a restricted control panel.
Describes Hold Mode for disabling pumps during service functions for up to 1 hour.
Details the feature allowing pump use for draining water, part of Hold Mode.
Explains setting start times and durations for primary filtration cycles.
Describes the optional second filter cycle and its potential overlap with the first.
Explains how pumps/blower purge plumbing at the start of filter cycles.
Explains the Light Timer feature and its default state if enabled.
Allows changing temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Allows changing the clock display between 12-hour and 24-hour formats.
Allows turning on or off reminder messages like 'Clean Filter'.
Sets the duration for the cleanup cycle after pump usage.
Setting address for Dolphin Remote, applicable to specific configurations.
Displays various system settings and identification details.
Displays the software identification number for the system.
Displays the model number of the spa system.
Displays the currently selected configuration setup number.
Displays the operating voltage configured for the heater.
Displays the heater kilowatt rating as programmed in software.
Displays a heater type identification number.
Displays DIP switch positions on the main circuit board.
Displays the software version of the topside control panel.
Allows manual testing and resetting of the GFCI protection feature.
Alternates display to show temperatures from Sensor A and Sensor B.
Records the last 24 faults for review by a service technician.
Demonstrates various hot tub features in a sequential operation.
Details how an installer can initiate the GFCI trip test sooner than the automatic schedule.
Indicates when water temperature is not displayed after pump start-up.
Indicates a potential freeze condition and activation of freeze protection measures.
Indicates the spa water is too hot, disabling functions until it cools.
Indicates a suction blockage or entrapment situation detected by the safety trip.
Indicates insufficient water flow through the heater, potentially affecting heat transfer.
Indicates critically low water flow, disabling the heater and requiring manual reset.
Suggests the heater may be dry or lack sufficient water, shutting down for 15 minutes.
Indicates no water in the heater, shutting down the spa and requiring a manual reset.
Indicates the heater has reached an excessively high temperature, requiring reset.
Provides checks for low water, restrictions, and air for flow-related issues.
Indicates temperature sensors may be out of sync by 2°F or 3°F.
Indicates temperature sensors are out of sync for at least 1 hour.
Indicates a failure in a temperature sensor or its circuit.
Indicates the control panel is not receiving communication from the system.
Indicates the control system is operating with test software.
Indicates the control system is in Test Mode.
Indicates a firmware problem during the program checksum test at power-up.
Appears after setup changes, warning of potential memory issues.
Indicates an error with the system's clock function.
Indicates a configuration issue preventing the spa from starting.
Indicates the GFCI test/trip function failed, possibly due to unsafe installation.
Indicates a pump is stuck ON, potentially causing overheating.
Indicates a pump was stuck ON during the last power cycle.
Prompts to check and adjust pH levels regularly.
Prompts to check sanitizer and water chemistry regularly.
Prompts to clean the spa filter media periodically.
Prompts to test the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter regularly for safety.
Prompts to change spa water every 90 days for balance and sanitation.
Prompts to clean and condition the vinyl cover for longevity.
Prompts to clean and condition wood skirting and furniture.
Prompts to replace filters periodically for proper function.
Prompts to install a new mineral cartridge as needed.
Prompts to check ozone/UV generator per manufacturer's instructions.
Prompts to schedule a service check-up from a technician.
Provides essential guidelines for safe and correct spa installation.
Emphasizes the importance of regular GFCI/RCD testing by the owner.
Warns against attempting service and highlights the need for qualified personnel.
Details safety compliance requirements and cautions for CSA-rated systems.
