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limited info generic answer need a multi-meter to test circuits usually heater failure or pump failure but the relays and circuits can get critters or condensation damage

What does the LCD Screen say? Does it say display not active?

Do you have an Easy Touch Controller?

Yes, the water must be circulating rapidly when the heater is on from being cold. Once hot, it can just circulate gently.

Salt generators take, on average, around 24 hours between adding salt and the system realizing or analyzing the data. A code 92 usually means salt levels are too high, but not always. It is best to take a water sample to a pool store for analysis to truly determine if that's the case. If so, draining some water and adding fresh water are the only real ways to rectify the salinity. Best wishes and hope this helps.

possible heat element bad or temp sensor

possible bad temp sensor

go into system set up and turn on on remote

Hello quick question I just bought the same exact Suana today. Does it take a long time for it to heat up .?

If this is an outdoor spa near trees, its almost a guarantee that the impeller is blocked with debris (pine needles can cause this in a hurry)

If the impeller is clean of debris and this is still happening, replace you pressure/flow switch.

I suggest you clean the cell according to manual and try it then. If it keeps producing chlorine then keep swimming. If the pump is flowing water fully (if not clean baskets and filter) and it can't keep the chlorine above 2 ppm and you have 30 to 50 ppm stabilizer in the water then there is a major problem in the chlorinator. I don't trust the salt indicator on some chlorinators but that is less important than if it chlorinates. You can but salt test strips. I hope this helps.

Check the hose going from the fan housing to the control board. I found that it was very loose at the fan connection; wrapped a thin strip of masking tape around the barb, reconnected the hose and it works fine now.

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I have never heard of the plug popping out before. The problem is whether it was due to poor thread makeup or a much more serious problem of a stuck UG and water boiling in the exchanger. If no one was present to see or hear the unit as it blew you will need to look deeper for your answer. Start with boiling some water in a pan then remove it from heat and drop the UG in. It should pop open showing that it is working properly. If it doesn't the UG has failed and likely led to your mishap. You will need to carefully realign the plug into the header and try to salvage the threads if you can. If you're lucky the plug threads are gone if there is still a problem. If not, the header can be replaced as well but it cost more. A new complete header assembly should come with the plug already installed. The UG part number is 006719F The complete header assembly is 006827F

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Probably bad control box for the jet motor/s if the motors are running could be bad pump or a pipe valve issue. Or is there a separate blower?motor that feeds the bubbles (air)

if the heat light comes on but doesnt heat bad heater element if red heat light doesnt come on need new temp sensor

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