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ERROR CODES 

Error Code 

Description 

Corrective Action 

HH 

Overheat – The spa has shut down.  One of 
the sensors has detected that the spa water 
is 118°F (47.8°C). 

DO NOT ENTER THE WATER.  
Remove the spa cover and allow water 
to cool.  Once the heater has cooled, 
reset by pressing any key.  If the spa 
does not reset, power off spa and call 
for service. 

OH 

Overheat – The spa has shut down.  One of 
the sensors has detected that the spa water 
is 118°F (47.8°C). 

DO NOT ENTER THE WATER.  
Remove the spa cover and allow water 
to cool.  At 107°F (41.7°C), the spa 
should automatically reset.  If the spa 
does not reset, power off spa and call 
for service. 

SA 

Spa is shut down.  The sensor that is 
plugged into the sensor A jack is not working.

This error may appear temporarily in an 
overheat condition.  If the problem 
persists, call for service. 

Sb 

Spa is shut down.  The sensor that is 
plugged into the sensor B jack is not working.

This error may appear temporarily in an 
overheat condition.  If the problem 
persists, call for service. 

Sn 

Sensors are out of balance.  If alternating 
with spa temperature, it may just be a 
temporary condition.  If flashing by itself, spa 
is shut down. 

If the problem persists, call for service. 

HL 

A significant difference between temperature 
sensors has been detected.  This could 
indicate a flow problem. 

Add water if necessary.  If water level is 
normal, make sure the pump has been 
primed (see page 12).  If the problem 
persists, call for service. 

LF 

Persistent low flow problems.  (Displays on 
the fifth occurrence of 

HL

 message within 24 

hours.)  Heater is shut down, but other spa 
functions continue to run normally. 

Follow action required for 

HL

 message.  

Heating capability of the spa will not 
reset automatically, press any key to 
reset. 

dr 

Possible inadequate water, poor flow, or air 
bubbles detected in the heater.  Spa is shut 
down for 15 minutes. 

Add water if necessary.  If water level is 
normal, make sure the pump has been 
primed (see page 12).  Press any key to 
reset.  This message will reset within 15 
minutes.  If problem persists, call for 
service. 

dY 

Inadequate water detected in heater.  
(Displays on third occurrence of 

dr

 

message.)  Spa is shut down. 

Follow action required for 

dr

 message.  

Spa will not automatically reset.  Press 
any key to reset manually. 

1C 

Ice – Potential freeze condition detected. 

No action required.  All equipment will 
activate regardless of spa status.  The 
equipment stays on for 4 minutes after 
the sensors detect that the spa 
temperature has risen to 45°F (7.2°C) 
or higher. 

 

Summary of Contents for 2010 North American

Page 1: ...2010 North American L A Spas Entry Level Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...20 TROUBLESHOOTING 21 LETTER OF INTRODUCTION 2 SPA RECORD KEEPING INFORMATION 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4 HYPERTHERMIA INFORMATION 6 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 6 SAFETY SIGN 7 SPA CAUTIONS 7 SPA EQUIPP...

Page 4: ...The following pages contain valuable and helpful information for the care and safe operation of your new spa Every effort has been made to insure optimum therapy and relaxation at minimal cost of oper...

Page 5: ...___________________ City ____________________________ State__________ Zip Code ____________ Dealer Information Name ________________________________________________________________ Address____________...

Page 6: ...ON THE ORIGINAL SUCTION FITTING 5 DANGER RISK OF INJURY Do not remove suction grate Suction through drains and skimmer is powerful when the jets in the spa are in use Damaged suction grate can be haz...

Page 7: ...spa since some medication may induce drowsiness while other medications may affect heart rate blood pressure and circulation 9 Do not use spa immediately after strenuous exercise 10 Maintain water che...

Page 8: ...ldren s body temperature can increase more rapidly than adults in the same water with elevated temperatures above 99 F 37 C Children should spend less time in water above body temperature than adults...

Page 9: ...higher temperatures can cause high body temperature Symptoms may include dizziness nausea fainting drowsiness and reduced awareness These effects could result in possible drowning 4 Do not use the sp...

Page 10: ...l accessories will shut off The spa will resume normal operation when the water temperature drops to 109 F 42 C and a key press to clear the fault 3 Heater Dry Run Protection The system will prevent t...

Page 11: ...opper conductors not smaller than 6 AWG WARNING Children should not use spas or hot tubs without adult supervision AVERTISSEMENT NE PAS LAISSER LES ENFANTS UTILISER UNE CUVE DE RELAXATION SANS SURVEIL...

Page 12: ...o not use a spa or hot tub immediately following strenuous exercise AVERTISSEMENT NE PAS UTILISER UNE CUVE DE RELAXATION IMMEDIATEMENT APRES UN EXERCICE FATIGANT WARNING Prolonged immersion in a spa o...

Page 13: ...these safety specifications 4 Access gates fencing wall must be self closing and self locking Check your local codes for regulations regarding fences and gates 5 Ensure that the spa installation and l...

Page 14: ...Circuit Circuit Breaker1 Wire Size2 1 pump 120V3 16A 2 wires ground 20A 14 AWG 1 pump 240V 32A 3 wires ground 40A 8 AWG 1 Circuit breaker amperages may vary according to the area of installation Plea...

Page 15: ...ss the Jets key twice to turn the pump on high speed Observe to ensure adequate water flow Once the water is flowing smoothly press the Temp key to exit the priming mode If there is no water flow thro...

Page 16: ...low speed of the jet pump is turned on When the Jets key is pressed the second time the high speed of the jet pump is turned on Pressing the Jets key the third time will turn the pump off 2 Light key...

Page 17: ...perature twice per hour and heats accordingly It will not allow the water temperature to reach below 20 F 10 C St will be displayed momentarily when switched into Standard mode Economy mode heats the...

Page 18: ...water We recommend that you purchase your chemicals from your spa dealer The dealer can also advise you on alternative methods for water sanitation Use of the wrong chemicals can be dangerous and may...

Page 19: ...ness Use a chlorine test kit or test strip to maintain a reading of 2 0 3 0 ppm of free chlorine If the reading is below the minimum raise the level before using the spa If the reading is above 5 0 pp...

Page 20: ...of your spa equipment FOAM INHIBITOR Soap residue from a user s body hair and swimsuit combined with rapid circulation of spa water may cause foaming in your spa Foam inhibitors will suppress foam bu...

Page 21: ...gent Stubborn dirt and stains maybe removed by using Spic Span adequately dissolved in water Be sure to rinse detergent well as this will cause suds when refilling the spa SPA COVER CAUTION Keep your...

Page 22: ...t vacuum or high pressure blower to evacuate as much water as possible 2 When the spa is completely empty leave the hose bib open and open the pump drain plug located on the bottom side of the front e...

Page 23: ...malfunction 5 Call for service Spa temperature erratic 1 Water level low 1 Fill with water to 4 10 cm above top of the filters 2 Spa in economy mode 2 Reset to standard mode 3 Dirty filters 3 Clean fi...

Page 24: ...ed heat to maintain temperature 2 No action required 3 Freeze protection engaged 3 No action required 4 Equipment malfunction 4 Call for service Light is out 1 Automatic time out has shut off light 4...

Page 25: ...hut down If the problem persists call for service HL A significant difference between temperature sensors has been detected This could indicate a flow problem Add water if necessary If water level is...

Page 26: ...24 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR 120V SETUP WIRING DIAGRAM FOR 240V SETUP...

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