What causes the 'Check System DC voltage too low' error on my Jacuzzi JVS165S Plumbing Product?
If your Jacuzzi Plumbing Product system DC voltage is too low, verify that the line voltage is within 10% of the pump's rated voltage at the terminal block. Also, check that the power supply connections are properly made at both the circuit breaker and the terminal block.
General| Shape | Rectangular |
|---|---|
| Material | Acrylic |
| Installation | Drop-in |
| Number of Jets | 6 |
| Heater | Yes |
| Water Pump | 1.5 HP |
| Color | White |
| Weight | 120 lbs |
| Product Type | Whirlpool Bath |
Covers warnings about potential injury, death, property damage, and safe usage of the pump.
Emphasizes professional installation, qualified servicing, electrical code compliance, and child safety.
Details intended use for permanent pools/spas, avoiding storable pools, and ventilation needs.
Details electrical safety, NEC, GFCI, bonding requirements, and shock prevention.
Lists entrapment risks: hair, limb, body, evisceration, and mechanical.
Alerts to high pressure, separation hazards, and proper servicing procedures.
Cautions against operating above 50 PSI and highlights fire risks from motors.
Provides overview of manual's purpose and displays pump dimensions.
Lists advantages like energy saving, quiet operation, and reduced stress on equipment.
Guidelines for positioning the pump and securely mounting it on a level base.
Provides recommended maximum flow rates based on pipe size and minimum straight pipe length.
Details on using PTFE tape, avoiding pipe dope, and fitting selection for efficiency.
Emphasizes NEC/local codes, 15A circuit, disconnect means, and voltage considerations.
Instructions for grounding the pump and bonding it to the pool structure for electrical safety.
Instructions for permanent circuit connection and using the circuit breaker as a master switch.
Explains control via timers, third-party controls, or Hayward controls.
Describes how to rotate the digital control interface for optimal viewing.
Step-by-step procedure for mounting the digital control interface on a wall.
Diagram and instructions for connecting the main power supply to the pump.
Details wiring for Hayward pool controllers and communication requirements.
Instructions for connecting third-party controls via relay contacts for speed selection.
Wiring specifications for connecting the wall-mounted digital interface.
Wiring instructions for using an optional remote stop switch.
Pre-start checks, including pressure testing and valve positions.
Steps for filling the strainer housing and initiating pump operation.
Explains the function of buttons like SPEED, MENU, STOP/RESUME, and QUICK CLEAN.
Lists available menus: Configuration, Timer, Preset Speed Setup, and Diagnostics.
Describes initial screens and configuration steps for language, time, and speed.
Step-by-step guide to configure settings like display language, time, and speed selection.
Configuration of low temperature operation and password protection, timeout, and confirmation.
Explains system lock, password reset, and procedures for setting daily timers.
Selecting timer days and naming/setting up preset pump speeds.
Accessing information like firmware revision, serial number, and event logs.
Explains how to temporarily stop and resume pump operation.
Describes the Quick Clean mode for cleaning with a suction side vacuum.
Information on the remote stop switch functionality.
Routine maintenance tasks like cleaning the strainer basket and inspecting seals.
Detailed steps for draining and preparing the pump for long-term storage.
Steps to detach the motor from the pump housing.
Instructions for removing the impeller and ceramic seal components.
Guidance on cleaning, lubricating, and installing new seal components.
Procedures for reinstalling the impeller and diffuser.
Steps for reattaching the motor assembly to the pump housing.
Illustrated diagram showing all pump components with reference numbers.
A table listing part numbers, descriptions, and quantities for replacement parts.
Addresses common issues like motor not starting, overheating, stalling, or not priming.
Troubleshooting steps for low water flow, including restrictions and leaks.
Common causes and solutions for pump noise, including air leaks and vibration.
Tips for resolving communication interference issues.
Explains error codes and messages displayed by the system and troubleshooting steps.
Directs users to the website for warranty details.
Fields for recording installation date, pressure, and pump model for registration.
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