How to Reset a Vita Spa High Limit Sensor

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Written By
David Clair
David Clair
Published: Jul 16, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Step 1

Remove the spa cover if it is currently on the spa. Wait for the water temperature to cool down to 104 degrees Fahrenheit or lower. Attempting to reset the sensor will not work if the water temperature is still above 104 degrees.

Step 2

Hold down the button labeled "PROG" for five seconds. The high limit indicator will disappear and the system will reset.

Step 3

Adjust the spa settings as needed. Replace the cover on the spa if desired.

Warnings

Do not enter the water when the high limit sensor is on at the risk of being burned.

Photo Credits

thermometer image by Dusan Radivojevic from Fotolia.com

David Clair

David Clair began writing for websites in 2001, creating online marketing content for business owners. He has written for Internet companies including eBay and creates training materials for an online education company. Clair is studying…

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