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Fix a leak. Amazing product. It has fixed many micro leaks on my sovereign

Me too!! I have a 2008 sovereign. The circ pumps seem to only last 10 years

Update: put the circ pump back together and it still didn't work at full potential. Replaced it with a new pump for $300 CAD online and good to go

Took my Circ pump apart and it was caked with ****

I finally tested my thermistors and they checked out okay. I'm thinking it must be low flow through my Circ pump. Is there a difference in quality in all the replacement pumps? I see quite a range in prices

The tub heated up to the set 102 temp then shortly after, the blinking started again

Thanks for all your help. This evening it decided to work again. So frustrating. Is there any connection to the water temperature dropping to a certain level causing it to reset? I've tried the power on/off reset many times when not working.

Is there a way I can test the sensor. I've read you can jump it but cannot find which wires to jump for this model

Is it possible that the circulation pump is not working well enough but still pumping water through the water feature? I added some fix a leak to the system last week. Would this have gummed up the pump?

I'm not sure I understand that question. Can you tell me how you jumped the sensor at the motherboard. Thanks

I saw that but cannot find the pressure switch on my 2008 sovereign. It looks a little different

How did you bypass the pressure switch?

It has a water feature which seems to be running fine. I'll go pick up a new multimeter today. What am I measuring?

The power and ready light blink simultaneously and sporadically. The tub will heat fine for 3 or 4 days then both lights will start blinking for 3 days then it will work fine again for 3 or 4 days. Circulation pump is working, filters are clean (or taken out), no air locks. It's a 2008 hotspring sovereign