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Understanding the "LocF" and LocP Errors on Your Hot Tub Control Panel The "LocF" message on your spa’s topside control panel indicates that the panel is fully locked, disabling all keypad functions. This is a safety feature designed to prevent accidental setting changes—ideal for households with children. How to Unlock the Control Panel For models manufactured before 2020:Press and hold the Pump 1 button for 5 seconds. For 2020 and newer models:Pres …

SpaStore.com Guide to Hot Tub Spa Electric Heater Troubleshooting Diagnosing Failures, Causes & Fixes for Hot Tub Spa Heaters 1. Introduction We have experienced decades of common spa heater failures and solutions. This guide provides essential troubleshooting insights for DIY spa owners to ensure safe and efficient heater operation.   2. Common Heater Failures & Solutions A. Mechanical Failures Common Issues: Broken epoxy end seal Bent or twisted cold pin Cracked terminal we …

Hot Tub Service Rates: Trip Charge - To Ring the doorbell $175 First hour: $175.00 Additional labor: $99.00 per hour Most jobs completed in 2 to 4 hours Common Service & Repair Costs:Annual Hot Tub Service $375.00Comprehensive checkup and maintenance to keep your hot tub running smoothly. Hot Tub Troubleshooting, Testing & Inspection $395.00 Diagnose any issues you're having with your hot tub and provide recommendations for repair. Routine Hot Tub Service with Drain, Clean …

Spa Shows No Power: Step-by-Step Diagnostics Guide ⚠️ Safety First Electrical Expertise Required: Only proceed if you have electrical knowledge. If unsure, consult a licensed electrician.Power Off: Always shut off main power before inspecting the control box. Step 1: Verify Incoming Power A. Check Both Breakers Spa Breaker: Locate the GFCI breaker near the spa Main Panel Breaker: Check the corresponding breaker in your home's main electrical panel How to Reset Breakers Turn the breaker leve …

Sundance Spa Pump Motor Wiring Guide: Voltage, Speed Configurations, and Installation Steps ⚠️ Critical Safety Note: Always verify motor voltage before wiring. Incorrect voltage can cause instant, irreparable damage. Understanding Motor Types Voltage Classes: 110–120V AC: Typically 2-speed motors 220–240V AC: Can be 1-speed or 2-speed Field-Wired Motors: Can be configured for 110–120V or 220–240V General Wiring Guidelines Wire Colors 110–120V: Black (hot), Whi …