mlimanti

Yes power going to the circ pump is intermittent and coincides with the clicking.

I found it and constant going to the main board as well. I am convinced it is one of the relays on the main board. Are these replaceable?

Where would I check that ? Where does the power first enter the main board ?

I am getting constant 127 volts from the end of the GFI cord where it goes into port 2 and 4. Attached is a video of what happens when I turn on the power. 20200517_102330.mp4

Yes no filters in place, I pulled the top pipe to purge any air. There IS power going to the pump but it is intermittent along with the clicking. I went ahead and hard wired the recirc pump to a known 120 volt source and the pump works perfectly fine. So I believe the problem is most likely a relay ahead of the recirc pump power. Now I am stuck, as I have no experience working on circuit boards. Are the relays on the circuit board replaceable? If so, safe to assume the relay in question would be the one right above the white or black wire? Thanks again

I have what I believe to be a 2006 Hot Springs Prodigy with the IQ control box. The tub has been sitting for several months but now that I have it back cleaned and filled. When I turn on the circuit breaker I hear a clicking sound which also corresponds with the flashing green LIM OK light at the top of the control panel. The voltage going to the recirc pump seems to also be intermittent along with the flashing and clicking. The red light below it never comes on. I also get bubbles intermittently with all this as well. So leads me to believe if the recirc pump was getting constant power it would be working. I think it must be the relay for the recirc pump, but I cannot find where or which one that is? Or is this apart of the Heater Relay Board assembly and it needs to be replaced? Appreciate any help. Thanks eveyone