What to do if Hot Spot Tempo TEM display reads - - - -?
If the display of your Hot Spot Hot Tub reads - - - - and the entire spa is inoperative, it indicates that the heater high-limit thermostat has tripped. To resolve this, disconnect power to the spa for at least thirty seconds to reset the heater high-limit. If tripping continues, clean the filter, and if tripping still occurs, call for service.
What to do if Hot Spot Tempo TEM Hot Tub jets and heat off, light operates _ . _ . _ . _ (Display reads _ . _ . _ . _ )?
If the jets and heat are off but the light operates, and the display reads _ . _ . _ . _ on your Hot Spot Hot Tub, it indicates that the pressure switch is open and should be closed. Check for a clogged filter. The pressure switch will reset when the flow of water through the heater has been restored. Call for service if the pressure switch trips frequently.
How to fix cloudy water in Hot Spot Hot Tub?
Cloudy water in your Hot Spot Hot Tub can result from several factors. You may have dirty filters that need cleaning. Excessive oils or organic matter might be present, requiring you to shock the spa with sanitizer. Improper sanitization can also cause cloudiness, so add sanitizer accordingly. Furthermore, suspended particles or organic matter may necessitate adjusting the pH and/or alkalinity to the recommended range. Finally, overused or old water can contribute to the problem; in this case, run the jet pump(s) and clean the filters, or drain and refill the spa.
Why are the jets weak in my Hot Spot Tempo TEM?
Weak or surging jets in your Hot Spot Hot Tub can be caused by a few things. First, check the spa water level and add water if it's too low. Second, inspect the filters and jet intake screens for clogs, and clean them if necessary. Lastly, make sure the jet nozzles and air valve are open.
How to get rid of water odor in Hot Spot Hot Tub?
If your Hot Spot Hot Tub has a water odor, it could be due to excessive organics in the water. Try shocking the spa with sanitizer. It could also be caused by improper sanitization, so add sanitizer. Another potential cause is low pH, so adjust the pH to the recommended range.
Why does my Hot Spot Tempo TEM smell like chlorine?
If your Hot Spot Hot Tub has a chlorine odor, it could be due to a high chloramine level. Shock the spa with sanitizer to address this. Additionally, low pH can also cause a chlorine odor, so adjust the pH to the recommended range.
What to do if light is inoperative in Hot Spot Hot Tub?
If the light in your Hot Spot Hot Tub is inoperative, it could be due to the spa lock being activated. Try deactivating the spa lock. If that's not the issue, the light wiring or assembly may be faulty, requiring you to replace the light assembly.
How to remove scum ring around Hot Spot Tempo TEM Hot Tub?
If you notice organic buildup or a scum ring around your Hot Spot Hot Tub, it's likely due to a build-up of oils and dirt. Wipe off the scum with a clean rag. If the buildup is severe, drain the spa, use a spa surface and tile cleaner to remove the scum, and then refill the spa.
How to get rid of musty odor in Hot Spot Tempo TEM?
A musty odor in your Hot Spot Hot Tub indicates bacteria or algae growth. Shock the spa with sanitizer. If the problem is visible or persistent, drain, clean, and refill the spa.
How to prevent algae growth in Hot Spot Tempo TEM?
Algae growth in your Hot Spot Hot Tub can be caused by high pH or a low sanitizer level. To address this, shock the spa with sanitizer and adjust the pH, also maintain the sanitizer level.
Essential safety guidelines for spa operation and user protection.
Details potential dangers like electrocution, injury, and health impacts from spa use.
Guidance on site preparation, placement, and leveling for spa installation.
Covers voltage selection, conversion, and required wiring for safe spa operation.
Details on dimensions, capacity, and key features for Tempo, Relay, Sprint, and Dash models.
Step-by-step guide for filling, priming, and balancing spa water chemistry.
Explains how to use the control panel for jets, temperature, lighting, and filter cycles.
Recommended steps for maintaining spa water balance, including TA, CH, pH, and sanitizer levels.
Instructions for cleaning spa filter cartridges to ensure optimal water flow and performance.
Procedures for draining, non-operation in cold climates, and winterizing the spa.
Covers GFCI, thermostats, common operational issues, and contact for service.
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