hot tub 3 blinking lights image
J B
it also has three blinking lights under the temperture
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What brand of tub is it? Are there any error messages like SN? or SN1? FLO? If the temp. is rapidly going downwards it must be a circuit board problem. The temp sensor can also be a part of the problem. I really don't think so. Normally you only see a 1-3 degree drop over minutes. nothing more.
What brand of tub is it? Are there any error messages like SN? or SN1? FLO? If the temp. is rapidly going downwards it must be a circuit board problem. The temp sensor can also be a part of the problem. I really don't think so. Normally you only see a 1-3 degree drop over minutes. nothing more.
Lights on display of Hot tub blinking?
Joseph H
I got the power problem fixed and got power to the hot tub now another problem. When I turn it on the light on the Circuit board that says control unplugged lights up. but the display will flash on for a split second and then go off. Then the three lights on the control panel stay on( Power,clean, and ready lights) and blink from bright to dim. I can her the circulating pump come on. When I disconnect the water line from the pump water comes out but not sure how much should come out. seems like alot comes out. any suggestions??
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I have a hot springs tub, and when the heater over-temperature switch trips, nothing on tub works, but the red l.e.d. power light blinks. I find that anytime I drain and refill the tub I have a hard time getting all the air out of the heater piping, causing it to trip. Whenever it trips I have to turn off power for the tub until it cools, which will usually take 10 minutes or so.
Through trial and error, I've found that the quickest way to resolve the problem is to force water through the heater piping by putting the hose into the filter inlet and sealing it as best I can with a rag, and let it run for a minute or so. I can see the air bubbles being flushed out of the heater outlet into tub. I sometimes end up having to do this 2 or 3 times to get all the air out.
Hope this helps
I have a hot springs tub, and when the heater over-temperature switch trips, nothing on tub works, but the red l.e.d. power light blinks. I find that anytime I drain and refill the tub I have a hard time getting all the air out of the heater piping, causing it to trip. Whenever it trips I have to turn off power for the tub until it cools, which will usually take 10 minutes or so.
Through trial and error, I've found that the quickest way to resolve the problem is to force water through the heater piping by putting the hose into the filter inlet and sealing it as best I can with a rag, and let it run for a minute or so. I can see the air bubbles being flushed out of the heater outlet into tub. I sometimes end up having to do this 2 or 3 times to get all the air out.
Hope this helps
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