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I have an aqualinks RS4 and I would like to turn on the spa only but the filter turns on and pumps out the hot water into the pool. This prevents the spa from reaching it's full temperature. What is the procedure to stop the filter from turning on when I turn on the spa?

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The filter must be running since is connected to the heater .

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This problem can be caused by a couple things. the two most likely culprtits are either the absence of check valves and or incorrect actuator settings when the pump shuts down.

Your spa is most likely higher than the pool. You most likely have a spill over (waterfall) feature from the spa into the pool. This is so the spa water can be recirculated in pool mode. One of your actuator valves may be slightly off closed position in order to allow spill over in the spa, or you may have a dedicated overfill pipe in the circuit to feed water to spa in pool mode.

Whichever spill over piping you have set up, when the pump shuts down, water from the spa ( higher level than the pool) will backfeed through the overflow spa circuit, back through the pump and into the pool through either drain or return. Effectively rendering your spa level the same level as your pool.

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SPA Filter on while Spa is Heating

If it has motorized valves the stop positions have to be adjusted so that the water coming back is equal to what it drains to stop the spill over process unless you want to add more valves but the pool pump does the job of heating and filtering the spa
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