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Mike Harley.
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Tracy Wilkinson
I have a hot tub that is not heating (not a very hot tub) The contacts are closing and I have 120 V (240 system) on each terminal of the element and the element does not measure shorted. Can anyone help? Thanks
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Mike: No cigar…You need 240 volts across the terminals of the element in order to get it to heat. Dont overlook the obvious…Is the breaker delivering 240 V to the controls for the element (Thermostat- hi limit switch etc) Get a volt meter, and back track until you find where your losing the other leg of the necessary 240 volt power supply…Lots of luck..Bud: I have a hot tub that is not heating (not a very hot tub) The contacts are closing and I have 120 V (240 system) on each terminal of the element and the element does not measure shorted. Can anyone help? Thanks
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You say that it does not measure shorted. If it does not heat, and you actually have 240 across the terminals, the it may indicate OPEN. A shorted element would pop the breaker.: I have a hot tub that is not heating (not a very hot tub) The contacts are closing and I have 120 V (240 system) on each terminal of the element and the element does not measure shorted. Can anyone help? Thanks
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