Yes, it can as can the hi-limit as well.
Is the watchdog, consistent or does it show up every now and then?
If not consistent: then it is an indication that there is a "Potential" problem, not necessarily always indicating a problem is there. Power fluctuation will cause this as well.
You may need to monitor for a while.
SOURCE: Spa Motor Hums
if it is a used pump, these have a tendency to have a little rust. just get some pump pliers and rock the shaft gently back and forth. then plug it back in.
David
SOURCE: my emerson spa circulation pump 1563, model
Is this pump for a 'in ground' body of water or for a fiberglass spa?
Someone MUST make something similar.
If yours is in ground you have many options based upon your filter media and the size of the suction and discharge lines.
If you can give me more information, I can more than lilely answer your question.
Let me know ... I want to help
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SOURCE: spa water is overheating and get a HL error code
This is a problem in your board or something is jumping the safety circut. You should have someone look at this to be sure that no other problems have come from this. Good luck.
SOURCE: this is an old hot tub qca jewel spa that runs all the time
your ozonator may have condensation water in it, try unplugging it and using a hairdryer to dry it out, otherwise you will need a replacement ozonator (i know where to get these at dealer cost if you need one). When replacing ozonator, make sure you request the correct plug type depending on if you have the white plugs or gray plugs that plug into either the side of your spa pack or the circuit board.
Good job on isolating the problem by unplugging each component when a circuit breaker trips. Next, your filter cycle is most likely set on constant filtration, you will need to reset it to 2-4 hours per 12 hour cycle. Don't put it in standby, leave it run in standard mode. Hope this helps,
Spafixer
SOURCE: Hot Spring Spa pump won't run just click on circuit board....
Check for voltage at the pump, before assuming the relays are out... then check for voltage before and after the relay contacts
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