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TP200
USER GUIDE
42369 Rev A2
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Balboa Water Group | Your Single Source Solution
Press the TEMP button. The Set
Temperature will appear and flash.
While the Set Temperature is
flashing, press LIGHT until
UTIL appears.
Press TEMP until INFO appears.
Press LIGHT until
FAULT LOG appears.
This indicates that you are
entering the Fault Log list.
This is Fault number 24. Press
TEMP to view the information for
Fault 24. Or, press LIGHT to view
fault 23.
This is the Message Code.
View the chapter titled “Panel
Messages” for an explanation of
the message codes.
This is the number of days
that have passed since the
fault occurred.
The fault occurred at this time.
This was the Set Temperature.
This was the Temperature Range.
This was the Heat Mode.
This was the water temperature
reading from sensor A.
This was the water temperature
reading from sensor B.
Press LIGHT to navigate back
to the fault number. Or, pause a
moment and the Main Screen will
appear automatically.
SEQUENCE
Main Screen
Press LIGHT to view
the next fault stored in
memory. Fault 23 is next
in this example.
UTILITIES
FAULT LOG
A Little History can help a lot.
Useful information about your spa is captured when a
fault occurs. The information is stored in a Fault Log.
Up to 24 faults can be stored in the Fault Log. The
diagram below shows the information that is captured
in one fault. This information can help spa technicians
diagnose and fix issues. The sequence on the next
page shows how to view the fault log.
Not every entry in the Fault Log is an actual “fault”. For
example, message code MO19 is inserted into the fault
log to identify each time the spa restarts.
Each time a fault occurs, it is assigned a unique number, starting with
number 1. The next fault is assigned number 2, and so on. Up to 24 faults
can be stored in memory. In this example the fault number is 24. The fault
with the highest fault number is the most recent fault.
Each fault is assigned a message code. The code corresponds
with a panel message. In this example the message code is MO16.
All panel messages and message codes are listed and explained
in the chapter titled “Panel Messages”.
This screen indicates the number of days that have passed since the fault
occurred. In this example, 5 days have passed. Each time power to the spa
is cycled Off and On again, a new day is added.
“Fault”
Fault
Number
“Message
Code”
Code
Number
“Day”
Number
of Days
Sensor
Name
Water
Temperature
Sensor
Name
Time when fault occurred
Set Temperature
INFORMATION
CONTAINED IN
ONE FAULT
This is the temperature
reading from sensor A.
This is the temperature
reading from sensor B.
Temperature Range
Heat Mode
View page 57 for more
information about temperature
sensor readings.
Water
Temperature
In this example the Set Temperature is 102°F.
The Temperature Range setting is High, and the
Heat Mode setting is Ready. View page 20 for
information on Heat Modes. View page 20 for
information on Temperature Ranges.