| Problem: |
Cause: |
Solution: |
|
Water too Cold
|
Thermostat
may be set too low |
Adjust
thermostat |
| Hi
switch may be tripped |
Press hi
limit reset button after water temperature has dropped below 104 F. |
| Water
may not be circulating, thus causing the hi limit switch to trip |
Open
water valves fully to allow proper flow. Make sure filter is cleaned
out. |
| Pressure
switch on heater not closing |
Pressure
switch may have to be adjusted by a qualified technician |
| System
will not operate at all |
Main
breaker may be off |
Turn on
breaker |
| GFCI
may be tripped |
Reset
GFCI |
| Function
switches not working |
Air
tube may be pinched, blocked or unplugged |
Check
connection and test by blowing into tube |
| Jets
surging |
Water
level may be too low |
Add
water to assure that no air is being sucked into skimmer |
| Pump
runs but no water circulation |
Valves
may be closed |
Open
valves to assure circulation |
| There
may be an airlock in the system |
Open the
union on the side of the pump to allow air to escape |
| Main
circuit breaker trips equipment |
Wiring
may be too small |
Increase
wire size to handle amperage |
| A
short circuit may exist in equipment |
Unplug
equipment and plug it back in one part at a time as a process of
elimination |
| Heater
element may have a ground leak |
Danger -
Call service technician |
