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I'm planning to put a small Endless Pool (7x14) in my garage. The garage is about 18x24. Space wise, I want to put it 4' from windowed wall. It will run lenghwise toware the back of the garage. My problem is trying to understand the NEC art 680 for distance requirements. My wall outlets are GFCI protected, but on at least one wall the distance will be less than 5' from pool wall to outlet. Of additional concern is the ceiling. It's 8' and the pool will be under some of the ceiling lighting and the garage door opener. It will again be less than 5' feet. Can I put GFCI CB in panel for lights and the GDO outlet or am I at an impasse? Thanks for any input

This is what fixed my issue, Hot Springs Control Panel Head 73225

I did find and fix my issue. It was the thermostat control, if that's what it's called in the control panel. That's the panel the user touches to change temp, turn on/off pump, light, etc. After changing, problem went away. It's been over 1 and a half years and working fine. It was either this or the main board, so I chose the less expensive option and it worked. good luck.

Between 1-10 seconds and sometimes as long as 20 seconds, but mostly it cycles every 2 or 3 seconds. I don't leave it plugged in long so don't know how long it would continue.

I have subject spa that has started clicking erratically when the set temp is reached. All indications are normal as far as I can tell. The power on light is lit, when spa water temp gets to set point ready light comes on. The heater light on the 2020 stays on, but I think that may be just the way it works. It stays on a little longer until the cycling starts. At that point the red htr light and clicking start cycling until I set temp up or down a few degrees and it responds accordingly, until the new set point is reached and it starts again. I've checked: flow thru circ pump, seems normal but I have no way to measure. I've pulled both thermistors out to see if there might be a blockage, nothing floated out. The pressure switch doesn't seem to be part of problem or I would expect system to shut down and it doesn't. My filters are clean. I ohmed temp thermistor and reading corresponded to table I found, around 6 ohms at 100 degrees and no fluctuation. My ozonator is out of system but lines are plugged off. I've giggled all the harnesses going to the 2020 to no avail. I've tapped the relays and the control head and no change. Voltage to spa is normal. I changed the circ pump recently as the old one shorted out. New one shorted out after a week. Coincidental, I'm not sure, but I"ve checked everything I know how to for any sort of flow restriction and have found nothing. I have another one in now and it seems to be operating ok and not overheating however, I'm not leaving spa plugged in very long with this cycling problem. Spa has done this over the last few years but to a much lesser extent and it didn't repeat as much, so I didn't give it much thought until now. Is there any history with the control head causing this type of issue? Any help appreciated.

I have a 2005 Prodigy with that same clicking. No change on the power and ready lights, they are normal. On the 2020 board the htr light is cycling on and off with the clicking of the relays. Did you figure out your problem? My circ pump was changed, filters are very clean, water flow seems very normal, however I don't have anything to measure that with. I pulled both hi temp and temp sensors and water rushed out, nothing else, I've flushed out the inlet to the circ pump. Not sure what else to check. I'm wondering if the control head is going?