water pump quit in my spa in the box.do i have to replace all power unit ?
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Hi Peter, this is Richard with Oceantis, we're a separate company from the manufacturer that serves as the troubleshooting and repair center for these spas. When you have some time to be near the spa, give us a call toll-free, 855-772-6269. My extension is 304 and we're in the office Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm EST.Many times, a non-flowing pump can be troubleshooted over the phone and we can get it going again after guiding you through some simple diagnostics not in the manual. I'd also be more than happy to provide you with information on sending your pack in for repair. Hi Peter, this is Richard with Oceantis, we're a separate company from the manufacturer that serves as the troubleshooting and repair center for these spas. When you have some time to be near the spa, give us a call toll-free, 855-772-6269. My extension is 304 and we're in the office Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm EST.Many times, a non-flowing pump can be troubleshooted over the phone and we can get it going again after guiding you through some simple diagnostics not in the manual. I'd also be more than happy to provide you with information on sending your pack in... » Read More Hi Peter, this is Richard with Oceantis, we're a separate company from the manufacturer that serves as the troubleshooting and repair center for these spas. When you have some time to be near the spa, give us a call toll-free, 855-772-6269. My extension is 304 and we're in the office Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm EST.Many times, a non-flowing pump can be troubleshooted over the phone and we can get it going again after guiding you through some simple diagnostics not in the manual. I'd also be more than happy to provide you with information on sending your pack in for repair. « Show Less
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While you don't absolutely have to replace the power unit, you do have to return the entire unit to Oceantis for repair. After shipping expenses and repair costs, it generally makes more sense to just replace the entire unit. My last replacement lasted only a little more than a year, prompting me to dismantle and store the tub until a better solution can be found. Good luck.
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Replace the entire unit; at least, that's what the folks at InSinkErator told me. The unit I had did not feature a replaceable connection at the top which is where it leaked.....
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Yes, that's exactly what happened to mine too. I had a 120v one which I was pretty sure may not be able to handle the equipement I had - the filter, pump and heater. I dismantled my broken one and looked at the back and saw that it had a similar voltage rating to this one and so i bought this ... installed it myslef and worked fine for the last few months now!
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I don't know. I would do two things: the first would be to contact the manufacturer and return the unit for a replacement while it is still under warranty. The second would be sure that you have a plumber who knows how I don't know. I would do two things: the first would be to contact the manufacturer and return the unit for a replacement while it is still under warranty. The second would be sure that you have a plumber who knows how to install it properly, including the plumbing at the furthest point where you want instant hot water.
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Master Unit must be connected to the DC Power Port, SWiM ODU No power listed
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Is the pump turning on? Check bottom of water resvoir to make sure the valve is letting water into unit
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I think Amazon sells the replacement pumps. Or TOM Aquatics has an amazing support person whom I've talked to, and he has given me guidance on the running of my filter. Go on their website, and go to Technical Support, and that should get the ball rolling. The guy will personally call you, and help you out.
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I replaced the same pn as you except B3 at end. I believe this will work fine, but this advice is worth what you paid for it ;') The most important I think is the frame type for connection to your pump. Took me a bit to figure out how to unscrew the pump impeller... after that, I forgot to switch from default 220V to 120V setting, then it was clean sailing, or swimming as the case may be.
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Yes you do. The pump is installed on the top of the water heated and my heater - air conditioner unit is in the same compartment which has a electrical outlet.
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if pump has never been changed you need an ac delco part # 15-11057 water inlet wiyh thermostat.
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One year life is standard for the pump. Just order a replacement. The whole unit should still save you money.
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From all I can tell from taking my old one apart, this is a turbine design, no bladder. If you can, mount it so the electronics are above the pump - the one failure I had was from seal failure and leaking into the control box.
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Call watts. They were very helpful. Be prepared you might need to call a plumber.
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I'm uncertain about a replacement. It might be less expensive to replace the entire unit. Although, if you go to the company website they may offer one.
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The switch itself is around $90. I would consider just replacing the whole unit for $60 more. Check eBay using model 51752-100-7 Hydromatic DPS41
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The plug/pump are all integrated into the bed, it's not a separate component so I'm not sure if you can get a replacement. You can try calling the # on the owner's manual - 1 800 234 6839. Good luck.
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I think there were a couple of water line nuts and instructions, I think that was all that was in the box, I've sleep a few times since I got mine. I don't know about that part number, but I just took my old pump out and the new one fit right where the old one was.