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.Warning!
Hot
water can be dangerous!
The
Consumer Product Safety Commission has designated the limit of 104 degrees
farenheit as a safe maximum operating temperature for a spa sold or installed
in the United States.
Recalibrating
or tampering with the factory settings of your thermostat is a serious
matter. Do not take this lightly!
Using
water that achieves temperature ranges above 104 degrees can cause skin
burns, trauma, brain damage, and death.
Additionally,
water over this temperature range can damage or destroy your spa equipment,
requiring hundreds or thousands of dollars of repairs!
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If
you do not know what you are doing, then do not use the information contained
on this site to service your spa!
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The
information compiled here is the result of many hundreds of hours of field
service, performed by trained and skilled personnel in the fields of electricity,
electronics, and electrical safety.
Much
of what you see here will not match your particular spa, your installation,
or your troubleshooting situation. This "free" information
is provided as a general guide only.
It
is up to you, the reader/user of the information presented here, to determine
the suitability for use in your particular situation, and at no time will
the owners of Spasupport.Com or Georgia's Pool & Spa Service be responsible
for the outcome of any particular situation regarding servicing your equipment.
Remember:
Don't mix you, water, and electricity... ever! You can be killed! |
