My 1998 Jacuzzi has only 1 switch. Its designed to turn light on/off &amp; jets hi/low each time selected. When selected, light color never changes. Why?
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Every time I push the single button on my spa - it cycles to the next color(keep pushing)...it has a bunch of them and you can eventually hit one that continuously cycles thru all of them.
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All I can tell you is that as soon as I filled it and turned it on the rocker switch worked immediately and so did the keep it warm switch. It sounds as though you got a defective unit.
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I looked this morning, but aside from the Hi/Lo toggle switch, I saw no other switches such as an On/Off one. Perhaps you need to contact the manufacturer for help.
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Im sorry... No suggestions... That sadly is exactly what happened with me. I just threw it away after about a week of it not turning on showing any motion with the lights. Maybe flip the black switch on the bottom and it may work.
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There is not an on/oft switch. I would suggest to get the aquatop brand instead of the sun sun.
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You cannot have red and green lights on at the same time I believe. You could have clogged jet if you've used tap water (deposits). I've only had mine a couple of weeks and am just brainstorming. Call the Oreck hotline/ 800 number and ask for the company's input.
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The switch does not move when being operated by an app or programmatically. The only thing that you will notice is the led going on or off.
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Hello. If I recall correctly, these do not have a button, only two silver looking knobbins (connectors) on the bottom of the device. When you submerse the "ice cube", the water acts as a conduit between the connectors and this completes the "circuit". There is no button to change the colors. When you submersed them, they are supposed to light up, then start changing colors. I just re-tried mine and this is the case. If yours are not changing colors, then you either received faulty ones, or you received the ones that don't change colors. Indeed, the description for these cubes was very poor in my opinion, and I gave feedback to that effect. Hello. If I recall correctly, these do not have a button, only two silver looking knobbins (connectors) on the bottom of the device. When you submerse the "ice cube", the water acts as a conduit between the connectors and this completes the "circuit". There is no button to change the colors. When you submersed them, they are supposed to light up, then start changing colors. I just re-tried mine and this is the case. If yours are not changing colors, then you either received faulty ones, or you received the ones that don't change colors. Indeed, the description for these... » Read More Hello. If I recall correctly, these do not have a button, only two silver looking knobbins (connectors) on the bottom of the device. When you submerse the "ice cube", the water acts as a conduit between the connectors and this completes the "circuit". There is no button to change the colors. When you submersed them, they are supposed to light up, then start changing colors. I just re-tried mine and this is the case. If yours are not changing colors, then you either received faulty ones, or you received the ones that don't change colors. Indeed, the description for these cubes was very poor in my opinion, and I gave feedback to that effect. « Show Less
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Yes, Bill I have one on my hot tub and I believe that is how it knows to change colors from the controller that is mounted on the LED bulb.
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Check the channel settings. Each light has a dip switch, as does the remote. Make sure all channels are set on the same code. The dip switches may be positioned differently so look for the "on" and "off" sides.
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I purchased one and it does change colors. After you turn on the key lights you have to hold down the light bulb and press either the right arrow key or the left arrow key. I am 100% sure!!
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The label must have changed. Mine had +/- Load. I hooked up the +from the P/S to the +, the - from P/S and LED light (load) both connect to the - on the switch. The + from the LED to the Load. My assumption would be Line/Negative/Load. You should contact the seller to be sure. Good luck!
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Hello. If I recall correctly, these do not have a button, only two silver looking knobbins (connectors) on the bottom of the device. When you submerse the "ice cube", the water acts as a conduit between the connectors and this completes the "circuit". There is no button to change the colors. When you submersed them, they are supposed to light up, then start changing colors. I just re-tried mine and this is the case. If yours are not changing colors, then you either received faulty ones, or you received the ones that don't change colors. Indeed, the description for these cubes was very poor in my opinion, and I gave feedback to that effect.
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I had that same problem! I tried different ways of connecting the wires but this light switch didn't work! So I promptly returned it.
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It's been awhile since I wired mine up, but I believe that the black wire goes to the incoming hot, the red goes to the load for the light, and the white goes to neutral. If you only have one romex wire in your switch box, then whoever wired your house took one of the common residential electrical shortcuts and you only have the incoming hot, and the load to the light. this switch requires that you have the neutral also, so in order to use it, you will have to figure out how to get the neutral into your switch box.
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Just installed one on my boat, and the switch only lights when in the ON position.
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It should turn on automatically in the dark. I'm not aware of any switch that affects this so suspect it is defective.