What does dSd mean on Built Right BR135 S7 Swimming Pool Heater?
If the control display on your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater is flashing "dSd", it indicates a defrost sensor malfunction or that the sensor is not connected. It is recommended to call for service.
What does LP3 mean on Built Right BR135 S7 Swimming Pool Heater?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater control display is flashing "LP” or "LP3”, it indicates low refrigerant or a faulty low-pressure sensor. It is recommended to call for service.
What does FS5 mean on Built Right BR135 S7 Swimming Pool Heater?
If the control on your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater displays “FS5”, it indicates that the air temperature is still too cold after five “FS” signals. Once the air temperature rises above 50°F, press any key on the control to resume normal operation. If no key is pressed, the heater will enter a one-hour standby mode. If it remains too cold after the standby mode, the 15-minute FS cycles will resume.
Why is my Built Right Swimming Pool Heater flashing FS?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater control display is flashing “FS” or “FS1, FS2, FS3, FS4”, it means the air temperature is too cold for the heater to operate. Wait until the air temperature warms up to at least 50°F (10°C). The heater will automatically cycle on for 2 minutes every 15 minutes to check if the temperature is warm enough to resume normal operation.
Why is water leaking from my Built Right Swimming Pool Heater?
If water is running out of the bottom of your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater, it could be due to condensation or an internal leak. The heater can produce up to 3 gallons per hour of water condensing from the evaporator coil. First, shut the heater off for several hours but leave the pool pump running. If water continues to leak, call for service.
What to do if Built Right Swimming Pool Heater displays FLO?
If the control display on your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater is flashing “FLO”, it means there's an issue with water flow. First, ensure the pool pump is turned on. Then, check that the skimmer basket, pump strainer basket, and pool filter are all clean. Finally, make sure the valves are set properly to allow adequate water flow.
How to fix HP error on Built Right Swimming Pool Heater?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater control displays “HP, HP3, or HP6”, it indicates a water flow restriction. To resolve this, clean the pump and filter. Also, adjust the water valves to ensure proper flow. If the problem continues, it is recommended to call for service.
Guidelines for placing the heat pump to ensure proper operation and avoid damage.
Minimum required distances around the heat pump for adequate air circulation.
Recommendations for installing the heat pump on a stable, pitched surface for drainage.
Instructions on securing the unit using tie-down straps for stability and safety.
Essential requirements for bonding all metallic components to prevent electrical hazards.
Step-by-step instructions for turning the heat pump off and on via the control panel.
Guidance on setting pool pump run time for optimal heater performance and efficiency.
Steps to follow before starting the heater for the first time to ensure proper operation.
Information on the defrost cycle, its activation conditions, and display indicators.
Explanation of normal water drainage from the unit due to condensation.
Instructions for connecting and using an external controller with the heat pump.
Procedure for changing the heat pump's operating mode between pool and spa.
Information on how the temperature is displayed and how to change units if needed.
Instructions for locking and unlocking the control panel keypad and setting codes.
Procedure for adjusting the desired pool or spa water temperature.
Maintenance tasks for cleaning the evaporator coil, drain holes, and housing.
Procedures for preparing the heat pump for freezing conditions to prevent damage.
General| Brand | Built Right |
|---|---|
| Model | BR135 S7 |
| Category | Swimming Pool Heater |
| Language | English |
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