KOHLER whirlpools are equipped to communicate remotely. Other domestic or commercial electronic devices can interfere with your Kohler whirlpool and consequently could start by itself. After November 2008 Kohler products were improved to prevent this issue. Please follow the link below to a troubleshooting guide for KOHLER Experience whirlpools starting on their own. Experience Whirlpool Starts by Itself Help TopicsAccessories Furniture/Cabinets/MirrorsDTV/SteamFaucets/ValvesMisc/Policies/ProceduresShower DoorsSinksToilets/Urinals/Bidets/SeatsVideosIETMs (Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals)Topic #: 5641-935Date Created: 06/02/2010Last Modified Since: 04/05/2013Viewed: 943 Designer Collection Whirlpool Baths If you believe the unit to be within the warranty period, you must contact Jason Customer Service: 1-800-255-5766 with the bath’s Product and Serial numbers before work is started. WARNING: Always turn off power at the main electrical service panel when servicing the bath.

Designer Collection Whirlpool Bath Whirlpool system fails to operate. No power to the whirlpool unit. Motor is not plugged in. Air Switch — plastic air tube disconnected, crimped, or broken. Touch Control — insufficient water in bath. Signature System Digital Control — display functions properly but pump does not start.Phen Weight Loss Forum Reset circuit breakers and GFCI if tripped. Who Invented The Vacuum Cleaner In 1920Check fuses and replace if bad.House For Sale Crown Point London Ky Make sure plug is fully inserted into the outlet. Check, reconnect, or replace tubing as necessary. Fill bath to recommended level (2” above jets). Check voltage at motor when control is on.

If no voltage, the control is defective. If voltage is present, motor is defective. Pump operates, but no air is injected into water. Air line is clogged. Open air control valves. Pump operates, but water is not being pumped. Suction or discharge blocked. Make sure union is tight on suction side of the pump. Pump does not manually shut off. Air Switch — tubing disconnected or broken. Digital or Touch Control defective. Reconnect or replace plastic air tube. Refer to installer / dealer. Unions cracked, under-tightened, overtightened, or O-ring is not seated properly. Back off union nut, check and straighten O-ring, replace and retighten. Pump shuts off by itself, or before set time elapses. Pump motor overheated and thermal protection device deactivated motor. Digital or Touch Control Only — Water level fell below recommended level. Make sure motor air cooling vents are not blocked, clear and allow motor to cool down.

(Check service & wire size.) Fill to recommended level. Pump does not turn off after set time elapses. Wiring error or control problem. Pump will not turn off when water is drained from the bath. (Signature System Digital Control) Water level sensor wires or ribbon cables are shorted. Inspect all sensor wires or ribbon cables for exposed or touching wires. Separate touching wires and replace exposed wires. If pump continues, replace water level sensor. Pump leaks at shaft. Damaged or defective shaft seal. LED Light will not operate Light bulb is loose in the socket. Access light bulb and assure that it is properly installed in the socket MicroSilk® for Your Skin Learn more about how MicroSilk® nourishes and hydrates skin. MicroSilk® Bath for Eczema: Alayna's Story New Video: Discover 5 reasons Jason Baths are the cleanest. Jason International, Inc · 8328 MacArthur Drive · North Little Rock, AR 72118 ·

©2007 Jason International Inc. Disclaimer Site Map Contact UsGenerally, the size of the bathing area in the bathroom will determine whether a 5-foot, 6-foot or corner bath is selected. If space is not an issue then other factors can be considered. Most consumers’ compare the features, performance, style, comfort and price of the various baths being evaluated. When looking at a whirlpool bath you must establish the reference point, which is the suction cover. When standing directly in front of the bath the suction cover should be right beneath you. (The Fresco™ and Mito™ are exceptions to this rule. For these two units the suction cover will be across from you.) Having located the suction cover: On an end-drain bath, the right hand or left hand designation refers to the location of the drain. On an end-drain bath, the pump and motor location will be at the opposite end from the drain. On a center-drain bath, the right hand or left hand designation refers to the pump and motor location.

An Authorized Jacuzzi Bath Dealer or Distributor can provide you with additional information for your particular application. A general rule of thumb is that the water heater should be two-thirds the size of the water capacity of the bath. For example, a 60-gallon bath would require a 40-gallon water heater. This rough formula does not take into consideration other demands that might be placed on the water heater. We recommend that a plumber be consulted for your particular application. Luxury, Comfort, and Espree Collection baths are covered by limited lifetime warranties that apply to the bath and all factory installed components. A more detailed warranty explanation can be found on the warranties page. (Limitations and exclusions are referenced in the manual.) View our list of current operating/installation instructions. Out-of-print operating/Installation Instructions can be obtained through one of our Master Parts Distributors. Replacement parts and repair parts can be obtained through any one of our nine Master Parts Distributors.