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 Pressure Switch Replacement Section

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PostSubject: Pressure Switch Replacement Section   Pressure Switch Replacement Section EmptySat Dec 18, 2010 5:01 pm

Pressure Switch Replacement Section Pressure_switch2-175x180

This switch detects the amount of pressure in the system and allows the heater
to activate when heat is requested.

If the switch doesn’t detect the proper amount of pressure, the heater will not
come on and a display message will appear on the topside panel.

Display Message:
“FL” or “Flo”—indicates a possible pressure switch problem or water flow
problem.
1. Turn the power off.
2. Prepare a new pressure switch by wrapping Teflon tape around the threads.
(Take care not to cover the hole as the pressure will not be detected.)
3. Close the gate valves (if equipped) or drain the spa (if not equipped with gate
valves).
4. Disconnect the wires from the old switch. (Note the placement of the wires).
5. Carefully unscrew the old switch counterclockwise from the heater manifold.
6. Place the new pressure switch in the heater manifold and tighten. (Do not
over tighten.)
7. Replace wires and turn power back on.

Tips
The 1.0 psi pressure switch is designed for pumps of 2 hp or less.
The 2.0 psi pressure switch is for pumps of 4 hp or more.
The error code FL means that the pressure switch remains closed while
the pumps turned off. This may have resulted in a dry fire. Test the heater
element continuity with the tester.
The pressure switch measures both water and air pressure.
The pressure switch is a normally open switch

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