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Advanced Seminar

Advanced Seminar. Class Objectives. Provide a understanding of spa functionality Key troubleshooting tips Hands-on electrical exercising & simulating Communicating with D1 RTV, warranty.

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Advanced Seminar

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  1. Advanced Seminar

  2. Class Objectives • Provide a understanding of spa functionality • Key troubleshooting tips • Hands-on electrical exercising & simulating • Communicating with D1 • RTV, warranty

  3. 9:00 Spa Controls Theory : presentation of various controls of a D1 spa – electrical connections, differential breaker, networks. Upper control panels and PC boards : evolution in time - D1, D11, D12, D13, D14, D15, D17, D18-CE systems Practice : PC board hook-up under tension, use of a voltmeter, ammeter, ohmmeter Peripheral elements : sensors, test and ohms resistance 12:00 Lunch Agenda

  4. Agenda • 13:00 Massage sequencer, power-up, electrical measures, solenoid valves and their functionality • 14:00 Troubleshooting tips, common issues, searching for defaults, practice • 15:00 Spa water treatment – specifics, ozonation, UltraPure system, water chemistry • 15:30 Hands-on Skirt light LFX • 16:00 Spa shell repair : UltraLife kit ingredients : chips, MEK, Plastic Welder Warranty conditions • Questions, Evaluation Test

  5. Spa Power Requirements & Measurements Single phase type connection • Neutral & Line 1 = 230 VAC • Wire Requirements for 1 x 32 A : 3 x 6 mm² • Wire Requirements for 1 x 16 A : 3 x 2.5 mm² • Electrical cable with 3 conductors : Use industrial type cable : U-1000 R2V Ground (green/yellow), Neutral (blue), Phase (black, brown or red)

  6. Line 1 & Neutral = 230 V AC

  7. Spa Power Requirements & Measurements Two-phase type connection • Neutral & Line 1 = 230 V AC • Neutral & Line 2 = 230 V AC • Wire Requirements for 2 x 16 A : 4 x 2.5 mm² • Electrical cable with 4 conductors : Use industrial type cable : U-1000 R2V Ground (green/yellow), Neutral (blue), Phase 1 & 2 (black, brown or red)

  8. Line 2 & Neutral = 230 V AC

  9. Spa Power Requirements & Measurements Three-phase type connection • Neutral & Line 1 = 230 V AC • Neutral & Line 2 = 230 V AC • Neutral & Line 3 = 230 V AC • Wire Requirements for 3 x 16 A : 5 x 2.5 mm² • Electrical cable with 5 conductors : Use industrial type cable : U-1000 R2V Ground (green/yellow), Neutral (blue), Phase 1, 2 & 3 (black, brown or red)

  10. Transformer Voltage InInput = 230 V AC

  11. Output = 12 V ACSupplies digital power, 15 V DC & light

  12. Output 24 V ACUsed to energize coils of Relays

  13. Peripheral Power Requirements • 230 V AC = Jet pumps & Heater • 230 V AC = Circulation pump, Ozone Generator, Fan, Sequencer • 12 V AC = Light or LFX • 15 V DC = iWatch/Skirt Light • 24 V AC = Solenoid valve

  14. Spa Controls • Micro-Controller = brains of spa • Upper control is a means of communicating with the Micro-Controller to : - command - acknowledge - activate • Battery 5.5 VDC to keep data in memory

  15. Spa Controls

  16. Compatibility between upper control panels and PC boards • The old Gecko system MSPA-1 required a D1-CE PC board, ref. 01710-125E, with its specific sensors for temperature & hi-limitThis PC-Board is not longer manufactured, at disposal while stocks last. It will be replaced with a D11 kit. • Associated upper control panel : • * TSC-24, intelligent base from mid 1999 to 2001, ref. 01560-310 * TSC-25, mid-range from 1999 and up ref. 01560-320, used on Arena

  17. Upper control panels still in use • TSC-24-D13 ref. 01580-0001 with Gecko MSPA-MP system & scrolling messages used until end of 2006 with following PC boards : * D11-CE ref. 01710-1008E for Reflection Line * D12-CE ref. 01710-1010E for Bay Collection • TSC-42 ref. 01560-1005 for massage sequencer • TSC-17 ref. 01560-325 for secondary control

  18. M-Drive Upper Control

  19. Present M’Drive used for Bays, Reflection Line & AFS • UPPER CONT-IN.K961.D15-MP, last revision, new ref. 01710-1026 • associated PC board for Bays D15-CE, ref. 01710-1018E • associated hi-limit sensor ribbon type, plug able ref. 01560-1016 • PC board for LFX spas D18-CE, ref. 01710-1020E • PC board for non-LFX spas D17-CE, ref. 01710-1019E

  20. Relays & SnubbersMC Micro - controller Relay 230 VAC Pump R C

  21. MeasurementsNO

  22. Proper Measurement

  23. Feedback to the Microcontroller • Temperature Probe – Tells Microcontroller to activate/deactivate the heater (also OH) • High Limit Probe – Informs microcontroller if heater is getting too hot. Red LED • Flow/Pressure Switch – Tells microcontroller if water is flowing through heater in a satisfactory quantity

  24. Microcontroller Communication Diagram Temp. Sensor Hi-limit sensor Flow switch Upper Control Panel Upper Control Panel Upper control panel Micro Controller Relays for pumps, Heater, ozone generator & fan Relays for pumps, heater, ozone generator and fan

  25. Upper Control Errors/Conditions Hard Failures • Flow open (FLO) / Flow closed (FLC) • High Limit (HL) – Temperature limit 48°C • Overheat (OH) of water 44°C Conditions • Communication Error – Lock-Up : - - - - F • Summer Mode – Lower set temp. to 15°C • Ice Condition at 20°C in the cabinet • Fan starts at 65°C -> 60°C or with pump (1 hour)

  26. Termistor on PC board (R9)Battery 5.5 VDC

  27. FLO / FLC

  28. High Limit red LED on

  29. TSC-24 Upper Control Programming • High level programming menu Holding the Program key for 5 seconds • Low Level Service Menu Holding both Program and Icon keys for 10 sec • Upper Control Test Mode Hold Jets 1 key while powering up spa • Demonstration Mode (Reminders) Jets 1 key must be held for 10 seconds

  30. Manual System Reset Press : Icon, Enter and then Program keys • Invert the LCD Press : Program key 3 times • Programming Lock Press : Icon, Icon and then Program keys • Control Panel Lock Press : Icon, Icon and Enter keys • Unlock Press : Enter, Enter and Icon • Stand-By Mode Press : Icon button for 5 seconds

  31. Jumpers & Settings(D15-CE) 2008 AFS with Bay pack

  32. Jumpers & Settings(D15-CE) 2008 AFS/Bay For AFS – Pumps 2 and 3, single speed • Jumper 4 – Right • Jumper 5 – Left For AFS – No waterfall • Jumper 6 – Right • Jumper 7 – Left (Dynamic Lighting) • Jumper 8 – Left (Heater management enabled) • Starting S/N with software 3.00 Bays is 156956

  33. Jumpers & SettingsD18-CE LFX Reflections &D13-CE exclusive to ’05 Californian 1 & 2 Breaker rating • UltraPure • Circulation Pump • Dynamic Lighting • Pump # 2 installed • Pumps 1 & 2 single speed • Waterfall

  34. Californian / Dupree • SofTouch Luminosity - custom handle - backlit Pentair air valves - new software : allows 3 unique lighting levels . Brilliant mode : all lights on . Candle mode : bar top & fountain . Fountain mode : fountain only To change, turn light off and wait for text “light off” message to disappear To lock color, press light button twice rapidly. • New Liquid FX fountain - 88 watt Laing pump - interchangeable heads for aquatic visual & audio experience

  35. Same PC board as bay series. Jumper 4 needs to change for 2 pump system. New PC board (D13) to accommodate fountain Dupree Bay / Californian

  36. Poly Planar Audio System Possible conditions • Stereo Screen does not light up • Screen lights up but no sound • One or more speakers are not playing • How to program the Dolphin II remote

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  41. Magnetic switches – Bays only • Magnetic switch board having 2 green LED’s, which must be lit • SARB and LOTB having 4 magnetic buttons to activate Lighting (top button) and Pump 3 (lower button) • Dupree Bay having 4 buttons to activate Lighting and both Pumps 1 & 2 • Amoré Bay has 6 buttons : Light or Fountain (top), Pump 3 or Pumps 1 & 2

  42. Massage Sequencer • Power input 230V • Fuse (3.15A) • Transformer 230V / 24 V • PC board DJS-2-D12 ref. 01710-1200 • Jumper settings for 2 sequencers • Solenoids and valves • Light & Jet buttons interface with PC board • Sequence buttons

  43. Common Issues • Circulation Pump Cleaning • Sta-Rite Pump Seals & Volutes • Solenoids & Valves • Flow & Pressure Switches • Check Valves – pop check / ozone check • Heaters- Amp check – Insulation check • Differential – Current to trip = 30 mA • Jets • LFX and skirt lighting

  44. Technical news • The new E 10 circulation pump • The new plumbing on the AFS • The most important problem last year:M-Drive: this problem is solved with the revision D 15.PC-Board D15 on Bays: 152300 to 156942, the orginal PC-board contains a software error, the problem is then a OH Message, with or without a effective overheating.

  45. Water Chemistry • Ozone Generator • Vision cartridge • Chemicals • Chemistry Damage

  46. Working with D1 • Technical Service Dept. - Have S/N - Pictures • Warranty Dept. - Parts Returns - How / When to return parts

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