Concerned about the economy? Fix your spa now, most people don't need to buy a new tub! (Save Money $$$) If you're near Tampa, stop by our store at 17420 N US Hwy 41; in Lutz! We have the spa parts, pumps and spa packs you need over the counter! Monday thru Friday 9-5 We Export World Wide! Canada, Mexico, Central/South America, Europe!
The information contained in this forum is from SpaForums.Com
and IS NOT AUTHORITATIVE advice or official commentary from SpaPartsNet or SpaBabes Incorporated. Use this information at your own risk!
Timer
What should be my concerns when replacing this timer? 120v Diehl type 880 24hr there are contact points numbered 1-5 with connector tabs at 1,2 3 & 5
Posted by on 2008-12-27 08:26:34. (15599)
Re: Timer
Be sure the clock motor is the same voltage. Yours is as simple as it gets, so you might end up with one that's got more uses than you need but you'll be abe to use it. You can also consider changing to a 7 day clock vs 24hr if you like.
The information contained in this forum is from SpaForums.Com
and IS NOT AUTHORITATIVE advice or official commentary from SpaPartsNet or SpaBabes Incorporated. Use this information at your own risk!
Note: Prices and Specifications subject to change without notice
No representations or warranties are made as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained in this website. Check with a competent professional in your area for assistance.
