Thank you! Your "Diagnosing a Low Flow Error" video led me quickly to my dead 230V internal-flow-switch pump. I have a newer 115V pump in my must-have $pare part$ collection! and I learned where to move the L2 connection to send the pump 115 V instead of 230 V, so that's fabulou$ and makes my parts pump u$able! I ordered a flow switch T onto the black barb, and wire up a flow switch from the $pare part$. Thanks to you, I can DIY and keep on keepin' on without the exce$$ $pending usually a$$ociated with hot tub$. You make things happen for a lot of people.
Hi, this flowswitch integrated pumps are not available any more. The pump itself can be purchased but without flow swtich function. How do you replace the pump in this case ? How you would solwe this issue ? thanks in advance your answer
Sorry I took so long; I didn't realize people were commenting on my videos. You have to plumb in a flow switch T assembly on your heater. And then buy the regular circ. pump.
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Thank you! Your "Diagnosing a Low Flow Error" video led me quickly to my dead 230V internal-flow-switch pump. I have a newer 115V pump in my must-have $pare part$ collection! and I learned where to move the L2 connection to send the pump 115 V instead of 230 V, so that's fabulou$ and makes my parts pump u$able! I ordered a flow switch T onto the black barb, and wire up a flow switch from the $pare part$. Thanks to you, I can DIY and keep on keepin' on without the exce$$ $pending usually a$$ociated with hot tub$. You make things happen for a lot of people.
How do zi know the circulation pump is bad I replace the flow switch got new filters and still have low flow and no hot water
Hi, this flowswitch integrated pumps are not available any more. The pump itself can be purchased but without flow swtich function. How do you replace the pump in this case ? How you would solwe this issue ? thanks in advance your answer
Sorry I took so long; I didn't realize people were commenting on my videos. You have to plumb in a flow switch T assembly on your heater. And then buy the regular circ. pump.
@@mattsandner9812 If you make such reparation it would be nice if you could make a short video about this work. Thx in advance