Hayward hydrorite uvo3, Troubleshooting Manual

Page: 45 / 55

When quartz sleeves are cracked, water generally works its way up (flooding the
quartz sleeves first). When a quartz sleeve is only partially flooded, this may indicate
that water entered from the top down.
Remove the vessel cover, remove & disconnect the
lamps, disconnect & remove the sensor cable. With the
cover removed, run the circulation pump. Then procced
to step 4D.
With the pump running, inspect the top compartment
to determine the leak path. IF leak path is evident,
replace damaged components or secure loose fittings.
Otherwise, contact tech support: (908) 355-7995.
Remove Cables, Sensors, & Lamps
Step 4C
Step 4D
Inspect Vessel’s Top Compartment
45
4. Vessel is Leaking (cont.)
*WARNING: Water that has entered the top compartment of the vessel can cause
electrical shorting of components or raise a shock risk, take proper precautions before
troubleshooting a flooded vessel cover.