Afp32 no heat paragon hot tub - Pool & Spa

first check to see if your recirculation pump is working

Dear just get it checked the heating section is not working

Copy following link:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Paragon-timers-and-manuals.html#632
632-00 is 120Volt defrost timer. Electric heat defrosting with fan delay.
Hot connects to terminal 4
Neutral to terminal 6.
One wire from Fan, compressor, heater each connect to terminal 6, and other wire connects to one of the other terminals depending on electric heat, hot gas, or water spray defrost

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Turn off all power to the hot tub as soon as you realize it is overheating. The spa should have an automatic shut off when the water temperature reaches about 112 degrees fahrenheit. Call your hot tub dealer or manufacturer for service options. There are a variety of conditions that could lead to the overheating of your hot tub, but may differ in various hot tub models and brands. Check the water level of the hot tub. Low water levels could be the culprit for the over heating, so you may just need to add more water to the hot tub.
Check the shut-off valves in the hot tub. If they are closed while the hot tub heater is on, it could cause the water to reach unsafe temperatures.
Clean the hot tub filter. A dirty filter could be blocking the flow of water, causing the water to sit in the hot tub and overheat.
Turn the power back on after finding the problem and talking to the hot tub dealer. The hot tub will probably not start back up until the water reaches a safe temperature

Trying to upgrade this to a rainbird. The black is line 1 and 2, I'm not positive about what happens next.

Link below has wiring diagrams and wiring manuals for 240V 8145-20
http://waterheatertimer.org/Paragon-timers-and-manuals.html#defrost

I am not expert installing defrost timers.
According to information from Paragon, 8145 is for hot gas defrosting. 8140 series are time initiated, and pressure-or-temperature terminated.
Wiring diagram does not show compressor wired to timer.

The cycle works like this:
Timer is running but defrost is not switched ON.
Fan is ON.
Timer switches ON and activates defrost cycle.
Fan turns OFF. Hot gas valve turns ON for defrosting.
Cycle limit switch is temperature or pressure sensitive.
Cycle limit switch reaches trip point, timer switches OFF.
Hot gas valve turns OFF. Fan turns ON.
So fan is off during defrost cycle.
Hot gas valve turns ON when timer switches ON.
Timer is switched OFF by pressure-or-temperature limit switch.

Link below has wiring diagrams for 4001-00 timers:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Paragon-timers-and-manuals.html#4000

Manual with wiring diagram:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Paragon-4000-24hr-7000-7day.pdf

4001-00 is wiring diagram #1
There are 3 terminals 1 2 3
Black Hot wire from circuit breaker goes to terminal 1
Black wire to Load (light, fan, motor) goes to terminal 2
Whites wires connect to terminal 3

Link below has 8145-20 wiring diagram:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Paragon-timers-and-manuals.html#defrost

Terminal N is 2nd wire needed to complete circuit.
In 240V 8145-20, there are two hot wires.
One Hot connects to terminal 1, with jumper to terminal 2.
Second Hot connects to terminal N, and this will power the clock motor and timer.
Terminal X is for temperature or pressure termination switch.

Defrost cycle works like this:
Timer is running but switched OFF.
Refrigeration fan is ON.
Timer switches ON, defrost cycle begins.
Refrigeration fan turns OFF.
Hot gas defrost turns ON.
When temperature-or-pressure limit switch reaches trip point, it switches timer OFF.
Refrigeration fan turns ON again.
Hot gas defrost turns OFF.

sounds like the heating element has gone to the next life,.....you can test it with an ohm tester,....MAKE SURE POWER OFF WHILE WORKING ON IT!!!! but no doubt it just needs a "heating element" cracklin joe

I am not professional at commercial refrigeration, and can't answer your question directly.
However, you can see 8145-20 240V defrost timer wiring diagrams and manuals on following link.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Paragon-timers-and-manuals.html#defrost

8145 timer is time initiated, and pressure/temperature terminated, with back-up time termination.