Why is my Arctic Spa hot tub not working?
Temperature probe is disconnected from the base board and so the hot tub has no feedback to control the temperature. Contact your supplier. Or a local hot tub technician. DO NOT ENTER THE WATER.
Why is my spa heater not heating up?
First, clean the spa filter cartridge, or replace if it’s over 2 yrs old. If your circulation pump has a strainer basket, check that it is clean. Obstructed suction inlets, clogged pipes, or clogged pump impellers can also cause flow problems, as can obstructed outlets, closed valves or closed jets.
What to do if your hot tub control panel is not working?
If your hot tub control panel still isn’t working properly or displaying properly then there are a number of things that you can try to see if you can get it working again. However, if your hot tub is still under warranty then you should consult your dealer rather than trying to fix the problem yourself.
Why does my hot tub keep getting too hot?
Once you’ve entered the desired temperature on your hot tub’s control panel, you expect the heater to keep the water heated consistently. You don’t want it to get too hot, then cold, then get too hot again! Temperature fluctuations of more than a couple degrees are not normal, and often indicate a problem with water flow or a faulty switch.
Why does my hot spring spa have no power?
Ozone humming is normal. It is the vibration of ozone being sucked through the Mazzi Injector. My spa has no power or is not heating and it is a cold winter day, what do I do? If the spa has no power, or is not heating, place a droplight with a 60 or 75-watt bulb inside the access panel over pump one.
What to do if your spa heater does not heat?
Once they are removed, tape them together; turn the thermostat dial down to the off position, and turn the power back on. Make sure the spa is on the heater/filter cycle and water is flowing from the jets, turn the thermostat dial up while watching the contactor, if it closes when doing this, then re-test the heater using the amp-meter.
Why does my hot tub heater not work?
Likewise, a pressure switch or flow switch that is too sensitive or going bad can also cause a spa heater to malfunction. The thermostat, which we discussed in the first section, also impacts your hot tub’s heating ability. Adjust as necessary in small increments, secure any loose connections, or replace the part if it’s no longer working.
What to do when your hot tub is not in use?
Always keep your hot tub covered when not in use to keep debris out and to more efficiently maintain water temperature. Keep detergents and soaps out of your spa by showering with water only before getting into the hot tub.
Temperature probe is disconnected from the base board and so the hot tub has no feedback to control the temperature. Contact your supplier. Or a local hot tub technician. DO NOT ENTER THE WATER.
What does Flo mean on a Arctic spa heater?
“FLO” is displayed on the topside and the heater is prevented from running. If the flow switch is reading flow while pump 1 is off, the flow switch is closed (FLC), then there could be a problem with the flow switch. In the event of an FLC error the heater is also prevented from running and “FLC” is displayed on the topside.
Why do I get error messages on my Arctic spa?
The following hot tub error messages may show up on your arctic spas if there is a potential problem. Follow the recommended action to relive the issue. Temperature probe error. Temperature probe is disconnected from the base board and so the hot tub has no feedback to control the temperature. Contact your supplier. Or a local hot tub technician.
What does HL mean on Arctic Spa hot tub cover?
You can Order your new Arctic Spa Replacement Hot tub cover here. When “HL” error message displays, it means the system shut the heater down because temps at the heater reached 119ºF (48ºC).When “HL” error message is flashing, it means the system shut down because the water temps in the spa reached 112ºF (44ºC).
