I got a used hot tub back in 2014. It is a Gatsby by Jacuzzi and it has been working pretty good over the years. It has two jet pump motors and a 24/7 circulating pump. 2 weeks ago I emptied the hot tub to put fresh water in as I do every 3-4 months. Drained the hot tub, cleaned the sides and removed the filters. Then I placed the hose in where the filters go and filled the tub. I turned on the power and I it showed the PS1 error. I have replaced the pressure/flow switch. Same error. Technician came and said the heater was bad. I replaced the heater and a new pressure switch/sensor came with it. again same PS1. When I start the power I hear it click and then the circulating pump will run for 7-10 seconds then it stops. The new heater has a yellow indicator light at the bottom that is suppose to light when the switch is running correctly. if it doesn't light up I am to turn the adjustment screw counter clockwise until it does. I kept turning all the way and it never came on.
things i have done since:
* pulled the contacts of the pressure switch and checked continuity and it registers 15 on the meter.
* put a jumper wire on the two contacts to the switch to see if i could bypass the pressure / flow switch. same error
* checked connections inside PC board to look for corrosion. they look clean
* thought there may be air in circulating pump. loosened screw to let any air out. did not hear any. again same error code.
any other ideas before I call the technician again. afraid he might say order a new PC board.
things i have done since:
* pulled the contacts of the pressure switch and checked continuity and it registers 15 on the meter.
* put a jumper wire on the two contacts to the switch to see if i could bypass the pressure / flow switch. same error
* checked connections inside PC board to look for corrosion. they look clean
* thought there may be air in circulating pump. loosened screw to let any air out. did not hear any. again same error code.
any other ideas before I call the technician again. afraid he might say order a new PC board.