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shorembo
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Post subject: Lights not working  Posted: January 30th, 2012, 9:45 am |
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I have an Liesure Bay hot tub with a G2 circuit board / control from 2003.
I was having problems with OH codes after bringing my spa up over the summer. I ended up sending my circuitboard and controller out for repair. The OH code issue is now fixed.
I now see a problem that neither of the two lights are working. These lights haven't been turned on for 8 months. When pressing the light button on the controller, I hear a clicking coming from the board.
BTW...I rechecked all the connectors based on the diagram on the circuit box (including hooking up the 4 prong light cord back to the circuit board).
So...is there any testing multi-meter testing I can do on the light outputs (or lights themselves)? I have tried measuring low voltage DC coming from the prongs on the light board but I get nothing.
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PoolGuyNJ
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Post subject: Re: Lights not working Posted: January 30th, 2012, 9:57 am |
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If you know you have power to the lights but they aren't coming on, its the bulbs. If there is no power to the lights, it's the relays.
Scott
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shorembo
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Post subject: Re: Lights not working Posted: January 30th, 2012, 10:14 am |
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Are all spa lights some sort of 12V DC? My lights have a couple of settings...low lights, vary color, etc. Is all his controlled through low voltage DC?
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PoolGuyNJ
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Post subject: Re: Lights not working Posted: January 30th, 2012, 9:37 pm |
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Could be 12VDC, could be 24 VAC or 120VAC. I would have to look at the schematic on the access panel. It would say there.
Scott
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shorembo
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Post subject: Re: Lights not working Posted: January 31st, 2012, 8:25 am |
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