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Coleman Hot Tub E02 Error
Alarm where too much salt has been added to the spa or a large amount of water has evaporated. Do not use the spa or place any further Pure Spa Salt for 24 to 48 hours to ensure the levels reduce. Unplug the spa pump, remove from the liner and drain 20% of the water from the spa. Refill this with fresh water. Start the Salt Chlorinator System.
Coleman Spa E02
I have a Lay-Z spa from 2012. It's the platinum/vegas version with the heater that can only heat or bubble, not both at the same time.
The pump worked for just over a year, only need occasional cleans, but it's now in a state where whilst the BUBBLES work fine, the pump itself won't pump around water to filter.
After power on, if the filter/heater setting is selected I get a few seconds of silence then beeps with E02 displayed
E02 seems to be a water flow issue.
I tried backflushing - in fact I can squirt water through either way around, and it comes out the other end just fine (in->out or out->in)
At no point is there ANY noise.
This suggests to me that the pump has failed/has bad connection
If it was the flow meter I suspect it would pump for a while then stop.
I've dismantled the unit but it's not clear what to check. The large 'pump' unit seems clear of debris -- but thinking about it now perhaps this is just the air blower
Where is the pump in this unit?
Any recomendations on getting a spare part?
I feel a little guilty posting about this cheap temporary unit here. One day I'll invest in a proper spa.... this one I acquired from someone who no longer wanted it!
many thanks
Nigel.