Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: riddler on October 05, 2017, 11:56:37 pm
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My 2004 Martinique has plenty of water flow and the circ pump seems to be working fine, but I have lost the heat. I have tried resetting it and running it without the filter but had no luck with that. There are no indicator lights telling me that there is an issue, and it seems that my circuit breakers are also working fine. Is there a high limit switch in the panel that I could try resetting?
I would like to see if I can trouble shoot the issue before making a service call. I appreciate any help that I can get on this topic.
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Is the heater breaker in your gfci box tripping?
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No, there is no sign of the circuit breaker tripping.
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Tale thé hose off thé front of thé circ pump and check for débris. On my tahitain this world cause my heat To stop but not give me and Eero. Good luck make sure power iso off
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My 2004 Martinique has plenty of water flow and the circ pump seems to be working fine, but I have lost the heat. I have tried resetting it and running it without the filter but had no luck with that. There are no indicator lights telling me that there is an issue, and it seems that my circuit breakers are also working fine. Is there a high limit switch in the panel that I could try resetting?
I would like to see if I can trouble shoot the issue before making a service call. I appreciate any help that I can get on this topic.
If the flow is good, do you have an electrical tester and know how to use it? Check power at the heater input terminals when the tub is calling for heat.
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My bet. Heater Relay board. Like Tman said, if you check the power coming out of the board for the heater, I bet it's nada. If it is, you can pull the heater relay board out and check on the back side to see if it is burnt.
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My beat. Heater Relay board. Like Tman said, if you check the power coming out of the board for the heater, I bet it's nada. If it is, you can pull the heater relay board out and check on the back side to see if it is burnt.
Before I checked the board I would look to a sensor to be causing the problem with no power to the heater. But we have to know if power is going to the heater when it's calling for heat first. Then we can work from there. And we may well end up at the board. 13 years old.
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Thanks guys, I will get a tester and see if there’s an issue with the board. My dealer is leaning towards that as well.
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Whoever guessed Heater board, we have a winner...
Just replaced it after 13 years.. thanks for the help guys..