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Hurricane Error Codes PS = Flow or pressure Switch failure SH = Shorted sensor OP = Open sensor LO = Temp below 60 degrees freeze HL = Temp above 118 degrees Sundance Error Codes ILOC = Interlock failure OH = Sensor indicates water temp above acceptable limits FLO = Pressure Switch malfunction Hold = Panel buttons pressed to many time to quickly HOT = PCB temperature above acceptable limit air blower on ICE = Freeze condition PnL = Communication between PCB and panel interrupted Sn1 = Hi-limit sensor malfunction Sn3 = Temp sensor malfunction ----- = Watch dog Potential damage to spa equipment Gecko Error Codes FLO = Pressure Switch failure, switch open FLC = Pressure switch failure, switch closed Prr = Temp sensor failure Prh = Hi-limit sensor failure FrE = possible freeze condition detected TOP SIDE ERROR CODES Aqua Set Style Spa Side Receptacle Ground Hot Input (Thermostat In) Return Jets Indicator Blower Indicator Hercules Error Codes OH = Spa temp exceeds Acceptable limits FLO = Flow problem ICE = Freeze condition detected SN1 = Hi-limit sensor failure SN2 = Temp sensor failure Thermostat Out Brett Error Codes OH = temp exceeds 118 degrees Fr = Freeze condition temp below 40 degrees FL = Pressure switch failure EO = Shorted temp sensor E1 = Open temp sensor E2 = Shorted hi-limit sensor E3 = Open hi-limit sensor E4 = Shorted flow switch E7 = Improper electrical connection Vita Error Codes HiLi = Water temp over acceptable limit BJ2P = Pump/Blower purge Normal condition FP = Freeze protect temp under acceptable limit SS=0

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