My onga spa master 4352 pump stopped working suddenly without any apparent cause. Im hoping its something simple like a blown fuse or tripped overload switch. Does this model have either? Or can you provide any troubleshooting tips I might try before I call in the repair guys?
Try to reset breaker if not blown check to see if there is a fuse after that probably a bad capacitor on motor or bad motor
SOURCE: High speed spa pump shuts off
The motor may have a thermal cutoff if the motor draws too much current. Do you have a sufficient large gauge circuit supplying the motore? If not the actual voltage at the motor may drop, causing it to draw more current to make up for the loss of voltage, thereby tripping the motor's protective breaker. I assume the motor will start again after serveral minutes of cooling down.
Curtis
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there would not be a fuse if this has a reset button I would suggest you return to company you got it from and have them replace the defected one thank you
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SOURCE: Hayward Super Pump not turning on
it sounds like your pump is stack it could
bee that something is stack in the pump,
try somehow to turn the motor to see what is binding
get access thrue the pump.
G
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The motor on this unit is sealed and not accessible for repair, only replacement.
SOURCE: I have a flo master xp2 / 48 frame / 230V / 2.5 hp
You shorted the 230 lines at the motor terminal board. If you are certain you have reset any and all breakers feeding the spa and that the 230V is getting back to the pump motor then you blew the winding leads as you shorted the motor. While it is possible a motor shop could repair the leads it is far more likely the damage caused will cause the price to be that or more of a replacement motor.
John
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