Cleverspa Flow Sensor Switch Genuine Replacement Part

Cleverspa Flow Sensor Switch – Genuine Replacement Part

This genuine replacement Cleverspa Flow Sensor Switch is a critical component for a wide range of inflatable hot tub brands, including but not limited to:

• Cleverspa
• Alton Family
• Aquaspa
• Bcool 2 & Bcool II
• Bespa
• Garden Allstore
• Hesperide
• Infinite Spa
• Losiane
• Lumix
• Ospazia
• Spark
• Sunbay
• Water Health

Common Issue & Symptoms:

One of the most frequent issues with Cleverspa and other inflatable hot tubs is a faulty Cleverspa Flow Sensor Switch, which can often be confused with a failed heater element. When the flow sensor malfunctions, the pump system believes there is no water flow, triggering a protective shutdown of the heater element to prevent overheating. This can cause the pump to run without heating, and surprisingly, no error codes will be displayed, leaving many users to think the heater element has failed when it’s actually the flow sensor.

Why the Flow Sensor Switch Fails:

The flow sensor switch monitors water flow through the system. When it fails, the system believes there’s no water moving through the pipes, even when the pump is operating normally. Without sufficient water flow, the heater will not engage to avoid damage.

Solution:

This genuine replacement flow sensor is the ideal fix to restore your hot tub’s heating function. If your pump runs but fails to heat up, and no error codes are displayed, replacing the flow sensor is the most likely solution.

Key Features:

• Compatible with multiple brands: Suitable for Cleverspa and many other popular hot tub brands.
• Protects heater element: Ensures the heater only activates when water flow is detected, preventing overheating.
• Restores heating function: Fixes the issue where the pump runs but doesn’t heat, without showing any error codes.

Get your Cleverspa flow sensor switch today and prevent unnecessary heater replacements with this simple but essential part!

This part is 1 of the common parts to fail on Cleverspa and is often mistaken that the heater element has failed when in fact the the flow sensor has failed so what is happening the flow sensor isn’t functioning so the pump believes it doesn’t have a flow of water so to protect itself it shuts down the power to the heater element to protect itself from overheating so if you find that your pump runs but doesn’t heat up and isn’t showing any codes then this is more than likely they issue