The original issue in this post (we thought) was the topside control panel flickered in and out for several minutes, then finally permanently failed and had no power/no errors/no lights/nada. I've tried to present all the information again in order of occurrence, added corresponding photos for you, and rephrased my questions at the end of this post. So what do you recommend we try first? Replacing the ozonator control panel and leaving the A/V unplugged from the main electric board? Then if that doesn't work, replace the topside control panel? Then if that doesn't work replace the main electric board? It has never worked since we got the replacement in. We still could have (as you suggested above) a bad topside control panel. Is there anything related to the A/V that might have also caused the ozonator capacitor to blow? Or maybe other random wear/tear? Anything to specifically troubleshoot on ozonator electric problems?Ĥ. If not, can we permanently disconnect all the A/V from the control board and be ok?ģ.
Does the main control panel do some sort of test on power up that requires all the modules be plugged in/functional on startup? (this doesn't make sense b/c it was working fine for months since we removed the speakers)Ģ. the main breaker blew at the same time - so obviously something is going on with A/Vġ. the stereo fuse blew again (after we replaced it). We've tried disconnecting each separate module that connects to the main electrical board (stereo, ozonator, etc.) on the main board and turning the power on. Instead, we found a capacitor had blown completely off the ozonator board. Also, the ozonator box tested hot on the voltmeter, so we disconnected power and were worried it might have water in it. We have discovered there's a fuse on the A/V module was blown. We've removed the speakers and plugged the ports on the tub up. We had no idea what a bad idea this was until after we got it. The wires coming into the hot tub are hot and the breaker box seems functional.
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