JPC Posted May 20, 2008 Report Share Posted May 20, 2008 Hi Guys. Just aquired a 2nd hand spa a few weeks ago. Not sure of the brand, however it is around 10 years old I'm guessing, but has been fitted more recently with a new heater and blower. Everything has been working fine since we got it. Until yesterday.... For some reason (while it was in use, working fine) it just stopped working. The main circuit hasnt been tripped, however as I'm new to the whole hot tub thing I'm not sure if they have internal fuses or circuits breakers? It uses a Waterco 4555101E Pump & Heater which has a 4-stage button to cycle through modes, however pressing this now does nothing. It is all enclosed in the portable system and just plugs in to the wall with a 240v/15amp connector. I am worried maybe some part has got water in it? Most likely through the buttons on the top, but could be leaking underneath. There was more people than usual and a bit of water splashing around. I'm just a bit stuck as to what to do, and dont want the expense of calling people out if there are some basic thngs I can check first. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrutkaus Posted May 20, 2008 Report Share Posted May 20, 2008 well here's a place that sells that unit in australia, maybe they could offer some hints. unfortunately did not see a manual for it which is what you need: http://www.sparepairs.com.au/category74_1.htm not too much to do unless you are knowledgable about these things, aside from disconnecting the power, taking panel off and looking hard with strong flashlight for anything obvious, water, burn marks, loose wires, red reset button, etc. edit, oh wait those people above do have waterco manuals to download, see bottom of this page: http://www.sparepairs.com.au/webcontent12.htm# if you are into doing it yourself you will need to get a manual somewhere, maybe those guys in au can help. or google various versions of your unit number to find a manual or more help who wired it two weeks ago? can you check to see no loose power wires? did another breaker trip on the other side of the spa breaker? do you have a meter to check the spa is actually getting power? DANGEROUS UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. good luck mike Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JPC Posted May 20, 2008 Author Report Share Posted May 20, 2008 Thanks for the advice mike. I am actually in aus so I might give them a call. I think I need to get an electrician to check the situation out... It is a unit with just a 'normal' power lead which I just banged in a socket in the garage. So there is no dedicated 'spa' breaker. That socket still works for other devices though, just nothing with the spa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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