What does PSd mean on Built Right BR135 XW?
If the control display on your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater is flashing “PSd”, it indicates a water sensor malfunction or that the sensor is not connected. It is recommended to call for service.
What does 'PSd' flashing on my Built Right BR135 XW mean?
If the control display of your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater is flashing 'PSd', it means that there is a water sensor malfunction or the sensor is not connected. Further assistance may be needed.
What does 'dSd' flashing on my Built Right Swimming Pool Heater mean?
If the control display of your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater is flashing 'dSd', it means that there is a defrost sensor malfunction or the sensor is not connected. Further assistance may be needed.
What does flashing 'LP' or 'LP3' mean on my Built Right BR135 XW?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater control display is flashing “LP” or “LP3”, it indicates low refrigerant or a faulty low-pressure sensor. Further assistance may be needed.
What does 'FS5' mean on my Built Right BR135 XW and how to fix it?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater displays 'FS5', it means 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. The unit has a built-in one-hour standby mode if no key is pressed. If it remains too cold, the 15-minute FS cycles will resume.
Why is water leaking from the bottom of my Built Right BR135 XW?
Water running out of the bottom of your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater can be due to two reasons. The heater naturally produces up to 3 gallons per hour of water condensing from the evaporator coil. Alternatively, it could indicate an internal water leak. To determine the cause, shut the heater off for several hours but leave the pool pump running. If water continues to leak, it suggests an internal leak, and further assistance may be needed.
Why is my Built Right BR135 XW 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. You should wait until the air temperature warms up to at least 50°F. The heater will automatically cycle on for 2 minutes every 15 minutes to check if the temperature has risen sufficiently.
How to fix Built Right BR135 XW displaying 'HP, HP3, or HP6'?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater control displays 'HP, HP3, or HP6', this indicates a water flow restriction, possibly due to a valve restricting flow. Begin by cleaning the pump and filter. Then, adjust the water valves to ensure proper flow. If the problem continues, further assistance may be needed.
What to do if my Built Right BR135 XW control display is flashing 'FLO'?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater's control display is flashing 'FLO', it indicates that the pool pump is not on, there's a water flow restriction, or the valve position is incorrect. To resolve this, first, turn on the pool pump. Then, ensure that the skimmer basket, pump strainer basket, and pool filter are all clean. Finally, make sure the valves are set properly to allow for adequate water flow.
Why is my Built Right BR135 XW Swimming Pool Heater heating slowly?
If your Built Right Swimming Pool Heater is heating the pool slowly, or the pool isn't reaching the desired temperature, several factors could be at play. Check for low or restricted water flow through the heater. Ensure the filter is clean or replace it if necessary. Inspect and clean the pool pump. Adjust the water valves to optimize flow. Other factors include cold weather, an insufficient pump timer setting, not using a pool cover, high wind speed, or a shaded pool area. Using a pool cover and constructing a windbreak can help. Also, consider setting the pool pump timer for a longer run time. If problems persist, call for service.
Proper placement to avoid water damage and ensure airflow.
Minimum spacing requirements around the unit for ventilation.
Surface requirements for stable installation and drainage.
Securing the unit to the deck or slab for stability.
Essential electrical bonding for safety and warranty.
Procedures for controlling the heat pump's operational state.
Selecting modes and adjusting desired water temperatures.
Features for locking the control panel and setting access codes.
Guidelines for run times, initial startup, and operation cycles.
Understanding defrost cycles, drainage, and external controller use.
Instructions for cleaning the evaporator coil and unit housing.
Steps for draining the unit to prevent freezing damage.
This document is the Installation & Operation Manual for Built Right Pool/Spa Heat Pumps, specifically covering models BR105 XW, BR105 S7, BR115 XW, BR115 S7, BR135 XW, and BR135 S7.
The Built Right Pool/Spa Heat Pump is designed to heat swimming pools and spas by extracting heat from the surrounding air and transferring it into the water. It operates as a cost-effective method for maintaining a desired water temperature. The system is optimized for outdoor installation and relies on ambient air temperature and humidity for efficient operation.
Models Covered: BR105 XW, BR105 S7, BR115 XW, BR115 S7, BR135 XW, BR135 S7. Electrical Connection: High Voltage Field Connection 208-230/1/60 or 220-240/1/50. Water Flow Rate:
Installation:
Operation / Digital Control:
General Maintenance:
Troubleshooting:
General| Brand | Built Right |
|---|---|
| Model | BR135 XW |
| Category | Swimming Pool Heater |
| Language | English |
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