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R&R Fan Motor 

Turn off power. Remove front cover.  

Disconnect fan wires from contactor, capacitor and ground.  

Remove strain relief bushing and holding wires where they penetrate control box.  

Feed wires out of control box.  

Cut wire ties holding wires in a bundle.  

Remove plastic fan motor cap from fan guard.  

Remove 4 screws holding top on unit and remove top.  

Flip top over and lay on ground or on level surface.  

Loosen setscrew and then remove fan blade.  

Lift  one  side  of  top  up  to  a  45  degree  angle  and  remove  4  nuts  holding  fan  motor  to  fan 
guard.  

Lay top back down and remove motor.  

Reverse procedure to install new motor.  

Be  sure  to  reinstall  strain  relief  bushing  where  wires  penetrate  control  box  and  replace  fan 
motor capacitor. 

  

WARNING:   

 

DO NOT Cut old WTS wire and splice in new WTS 

 

R&R Water Temp Sensor 

 
Turn off power. Remove front cover. 
Unscrew water temp sensor (WTS) and take out. Screw in new WTS. 
Take old WTS spade clips off of the back of the board. 
Place new spade clip in same slot. 
Close HP up. 

 

     

ATTENTION:

  

 

The water temp probe is located on the lower water inlet elbow and is unserviceable. 

Therefore when it’s necessary to replace probe, drill a 3/8 hole in upper elbow and install 

new probe there. After it’s installed, wrap it once with cork tape then with closed cell 

insulation, then again with cork tape.

 

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Summary of Contents for R-410A

Page 1: ...G F Manufacturing Service Manual Version 2 0 April 2010 Any tech working on these units must read this manual Any questions please call service department from the job site 954 318 6900...

Page 2: ...gnostic 6 No Flow 6 Defrost 6 Low Refrigerant Pressure 7 Water Flow Lockout 7 Evaporator Sensor Malfunction 7 Water Sensor Malfunction 7 Components of Service 8 Charge 8 Thermal Expansion Valve 8 Comp...

Page 3: ...ATTENTION If you find that it is mis plumbed un bonded etc contact the warranty department and let them handle it Do not bad mouth an installation Attention Warning and Caution boxes have been place...

Page 4: ...ce programming calls and to be able to handle most scenarios found in the field The board will display which mode it is in Pool Heat Spa Heat Simply raise or lower temp by pushing the Up or Down arrow...

Page 5: ...t point again This option is only for Heat Cool units 4th Option Pool Cool Disable Once this option is enabled it will give you a pool cool mode on display use Mode buttonto toggle This option is only...

Page 6: ...ter Temperature Calibration This option is for calibrating the water temperature sensor and will show the amount of calibration in plus or minus at the bottom of display 13th Option Load Defaults In t...

Page 7: ...is is a 10k sensor If it is open or outside its range you ll get this error Check connections before replacing Water Sensor Malfunction This is also a 10k sensor If it is open or outside of its range...

Page 8: ...superheat ATTENTION Check temperature on both sides of filter If more than 2 degrees different the filter is clogged TXV Thermal Expansion Valve All units are manufactured with adjustable TXV s If you...

Page 9: ...the top on unit Cut wire tie on fan wire bundle outside of the control box Lift top of unit flip over and stand on end next to unit Bleed run capacitor Remove wires from compressor Note colors and po...

Page 10: ...igerant Cut wire tie holding fan wires bundled next to control box Remove 4 screws holding top on unit Lift top off flip top over and lay on end next to unit Cut or break female half of unions off bac...

Page 11: ...n and remove motor Reverse procedure to install new motor Be sure to reinstall strain relief bushing where wires penetrate control box and replace fan motor capacitor WARNING DO NOT Cut old WTS wire a...

Page 12: ...flow switch to control box Install new switch and reverse procedure R R High or Low Pressure Switch Turn off power Remove front cover Cut high pressure switch wires near switch Unscrew HP switch using...

Page 13: ...e Installations under palm trees inside screened porches etc may help hide unit but will drastically reduce the performance of the unit You will not have a happy customer The unions were to the side o...

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Page 15: ...028 9 CAPACITOR 7 5UF 370V 1001009 10 PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH 540 1001054 11 PRESSURE SWITCH LOW 37 1001055 12 WATER PRESSURE SWITCH 1001012 13 TOP COVER 3003014 14 BASE PAN 3003013 15 FRONT PANEL 300301...

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Page 17: ...g section of this manual or call your dealer This may save you the cost of a service call If you still need help follow the instructions below 0 12 3 45678 9 5 When asking for help or service please p...

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