Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: hottub63 on March 23, 2013, 06:43:04 pm
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I have a 2007 hot springs envoy and need to replace the heater relay board. I wanted to see how difficult this would be to do and if its something I could do on my own.
Thanks!
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I have replaced hundreds, sad to say. But I don't recommend it as a DIY project. The power block, where the incoming wires connect is easy once you have done one, but the first timer usually damages the thing, or leaves a wire loose (fire hazard).
If you dealer will show you how to do it in-store, you should be fine, but don't try this at home.
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Thanks!
It was my electrician's first time on a hot springs hot tub. And I think he messed up my board. He had done other hut tubs but not a HS. I'm going to have the local dealer come over and replace the board. :-)
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That is by far the best bet. You can watch him to see how to do it, but ironically: the new board design seems to work fine. I have not replaced a single one of the new type of boards, and they have been out for several years now.
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Awesome. Thanks!
What about as far as heaters. Do you much problem with the actual heater itself?
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The original, black "No fault 6000" was a loser. It was upgraded (some had bad internal connections), but by now most all of those have been replaced. If you have that heater, I would replace it. But the newer designs, still called by the same name, but with silver-colored tubes, are fine. They will go and go...
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Hmm. My Envoy is a 2007. Are those using the better heaters?
If not not biggy. It's working fine now. No reason to replace it if it isn't broken. :)
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And what about pumps? So those do ok?
This is my first hot tub and just what to make sure I won't be having to start replacing thing now. :-)
It's a 2007 envoy.
Just got it last weekend.
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Pumps are fine.
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Awesome. I guess that means I have one of the heaters that's bad, huh? It's on its 6th year and still heating strong. Maybe I got lucky you think?
Thanks for all your help by the way.
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By the way, it looks like 2004 was when they switched to a new heater that is working well so I should be all good with the 2007 version right?