CODE
DESCRIPTION
Rh Er
Heater
malfunction
Rh HL
Water high limit
temp.
exceeded
Rh nC
Heater not
connected
properly
Rh nf
Water not
flowing
properly
Rh nH
No heat
SP br
Improper BR
setting
SP F1
F1 blown
SP F2
F2 blown
SP F3
F3 blown
SP Hr
Internal
hardware error
SP in
Input voltage
low
SP OH
Water
temperature
overheat
SP Ot
Internal
overheat
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Reseat both red heater plugs
Change heater
Add cold water to hot tub (see Filling Your Hot
Tub on page 24)
Turn on Pump 1 to circulate water
Shade hot tub from intense direct sun with
Gazebo or other structure
Open the access panel to spa pack and reseat
small red "Rh" plug
Remove red "Rh" plug and check for bent pins –
remove red collar
Reset GFCI breaker
Check for closed jets and closed slide valves on
heater and pumps
Check for dirty filter/plugged return line
Check for proper water level (see Filling Your
Hot Tub on page 24)
Close air control valves
Open the access panel to spa pack and reseat
both red heater plugs
Reset GFCI breaker
Reset Br and LL settings (see page 53)
Administer BR current to proper setting (see Low-
Level Settings on page 53)
Change F1 (Buss Fuse Class G #SC-20)
Change F2 (Buss Fuse Class G #SC-30)
Change F3 (Buss Fuse Class G #SC-30)
Reset circuit breakers on GFCI panel and main
circuit breaker panel
Turn on/off all pumps and accessories
Check incoming voltage to GFCI
Check incoming voltage to spa pack
Open the hot tub cover and add cold water through
the filter
Open the access panel to the spa pack (below
the control panel) and allow two hours to cool
down
Reset GFCI breaker
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