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Details how to program the CLEARRAY system and switch between UV and Ozone options.
Instructions for programming CLEARRAY or Ozone on models without a circulation pump.
Lists common error messages (SN1, SN2) and their troubleshooting steps.
Provides instructions for testing flow and pressure switches using an ohmmeter.
Step-by-step guide for diagnosing no/low heat using voltage and resistance tests.
Step-by-step guide for diagnosing no/low heat using voltage and resistance tests.
Troubleshooting for FL2 error: low speed pump or circulation pump not turning.
Troubleshooting for FL1 error: pump not turning, heat indicator off.
Troubleshooting for FL1 error: pump running, heat indicator off, FL1 error.
Troubleshooting: pump running, heat indicator off, no FL1 error.
Guides diagnosing intermittent heating issues by checking common components and connections.
Outlines steps for diagnosing a completely dead hot tub system, checking power and components.
Explains how to diagnose tripping breakers by checking current draw and individual components.
Guides diagnosis of zero water pressure issues by checking pump operation and water flow.
Outlines troubleshooting steps for a non-functional 2011 ozonator system.
Addresses issues of weak or surging jets, focusing on water supply and pump impeller.
Guides troubleshooting pump overheating issues where the pump stops mid-operation.
Details troubleshooting steps for a non-operational circulation pump.
Explains the importance of correct voltage and how to measure it at the terminal block.
Details voltage checks for different hot tub configurations and power sources.
Lists current draw specifications for various hot tub components for troubleshooting.
Provides a chart of operating voltages and test points for hot tub components.
Details how to test flow and pressure switches for proper operation and continuity.
Lists resistance values for temperature and hi-limit sensors at various temperatures for diagnostics.
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