The D setting determines how often your chiller will turn back on after it reaches the set temperature. If your D setting is set at 2°F, your chiller will cool to the set temperature, turn off, and start cooling again when the temperature has risen 2

<h4 id="isPasted">D setting:</h4>The D setting determines how often your chiller will turn back on after it reaches the set temperature. If your D setting is set at 2&#xB0;F, your chiller will cool to the set temperature, turn off, and start cooling again when the temperature has risen 2&#xB0;F.<h4 id="to-set-this-setting-follow-the-instructions-below">To set this setting follow the instructions below:</h4>1. Press and hold the SET button for 3-5 seconds until the chiller shows the &quot;HC&quot; text on the display 2. Click the arrow UP button until you see &#x201C;D&#x201D; on the display 3. Click the SET button again (do not hold it down this time) 4. A number should appear, we recommend setting this number to 2 (Fahrenheit) if it isn&apos;t already. 5. Lastly, click the RST button once to save the setting.In this case if you set the desired temperature at 40&#xB0;F, and the &quot;D&quot; temperature at 2&#xB0;F, then your chiller will cool the water to 40&#xB0;F, then turn off and only start up again when the water temperature rises up to 42&#xB0;F (40+2&#xB0;F). If you set the D setting to 4, then the chiller would start at 44&#xB0;F (40+4).<h4 id="ca-setting">CA setting:</h4>The CA setting is mainly used for repair and should not be adjusted. But in case your chiller shows a different temperature on the display than the actual water is, then it could have been set incorrectly and cause the chiller to turn off earlier than it should.<h4 id="to-set-this-setting-follow-the-instructions-below-1">To set this setting follow the instructions below:</h4>1. Press and hold the SET button for 3-5 seconds until the chiller shows the &quot;HC&quot; text on the display 2. Click the arrow UP button until you see CA on the display 3. Click the SET button again (do not hold it down this time) 4. A number should appear, this number should always be set at 0 (Fahrenheit) if it isn&apos;t already.<h4 id="p7-setting-only-standard-chiller">P7 setting (Only standard chiller):</h4>The &quot;P7&quot; setting is factory set and should not be touched unless instructed to by our team.&#xA0;<h4 id="to-set-this-setting-follow-the-instructions-below-2">To set this setting follow the instructions below:</h4>1. Press and hold the SET button for 3-5 seconds until the chiller shows the &quot;HC&quot; text on the display 2. Click the arrow UP button until you see P7 on the display 3. Click the SET button again (do not hold it down this time) 4. A number should appear, this number should always be set at 3 (Fahrenheit) if it isn&apos;t already.

D, CA & BT settings explained

It sounds like your chiller is running, but you’re having trouble with water circulation. Let’s work through a few steps to resolve this issue:. 1. Check the Filter:. 2. Review the Setup:. 3. Test the Pump:. Note: If the temperature on your display d

<div data-block="true" data-editor="d3cfr" data-offset-key="71qlj-0-0" id="isPasted">It sounds like your chiller is running, but you&#x2019;re having trouble with water circulation. Let&#x2019;s work through a few steps to resolve this issue:1. Check the Filter:<ul><li style="font-size: 16px;">Make sure the filter is clean and properly installed. If you haven&#x2019;t cleaned or changed your filter recently, it might be the cause of the problem.&#xA0;</li></ul>2. Review the Setup:<ul><li style="font-size: 16px;">Verify that you&#x2019;ve followed our setup manual.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Additionally, locate the white Teflon sealing tape that came with your chiller.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Ensure all connections are tight and that rubber seal rings are properly placed around the hose connectors and filter unit.</li></ul>3. Test the Pump:<ul><li style="font-size: 16px;">Place your hand on the black pump on the side of the filter (a small wire connects it to power adapter). While holding the pump, plug it back in.</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">If the pump makes noise or vibrates, it likely just has air in the system. Disconnect the pump, fill it with water, and then reconnect it. This helps remove any trapped air and facilitates water flow.</li><li>If the pump is silent, it might be defective, and we need you to contact us on email and provide a video.&#xA0;</li></ul>Note:&#xA0;If the temperature on your display drops quickly but the water in the tub isn&#x2019;t cooling, it&#x2019;s a sign that the chiller is working, but the water circulation needs adjustment.</div><div data-block="true" data-editor="d3cfr" data-offset-key="b5boa-0-0"> </div>

Why is my water not circulating/pumping?

If your chiller isn’t cooling the water as expected, and the temperature seems off despite proper circulation, the issue might be related to the chiller's settings. Here’s a step-by-step guide to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:. 1. Ensure Prope

If your chiller isn&#x2019;t cooling the water as expected, and the temperature seems off despite proper circulation, the issue might be related to the chiller&apos;s settings.&#xA0;Here&#x2019;s a step-by-step guide to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:1. Ensure Proper Operation: Confirm that the chiller is turned on and the water is circulating correctly. If you don&apos;t have water flow then first read this article: Why is my water not circulating/pumping?2. Give it a Chance!Oftentimes the chiller will cool the water, you just need to give it enough time to do so. &#xA0;The chiller is designed to run 24/7 and keep the water cool indefinitely - but in some cases can take as long as 13 hours (depending on environmental conditions) to bring the water down to ideal temperature. &#xA0;Make sure water is circulating and that you hear the fans/compressor kick on and leave the chiller for a full 24 hours to make sure there is truly a problem.3. Verify and Adjust the F1 Setting:<ul><li>Press and hold the SET button for 3-5 seconds until &quot;F1&quot; appears on the display.</li><li>Press the SET button again (do not hold it down).</li><li>A number will appear; ensure this number is set to 3 (Fahrenheit). If not, adjust it accordingly.</li><li>Press the RST button once to save the setting.</li></ul>The F1 setting determines when the chiller restarts after reaching the desired temperature. For example, if you set the temperature to 40&#xB0;F and F1 to 3&#xB0;F, the chiller will cool the water to 40&#xB0;F and restart when the temperature rises to 43&#xB0;F (40+3&#xB0;F). If the F1 setting is incorrectly set to a higher value, such as 30&#xB0;F, the chiller will only restart after the temperature rises by 30&#xB0;F above the set point.<article>If the chiller still isn&#x2019;t cooling after step 1-3, verify the following:</article>4. Adjust the F2 Setting (if needed):<ul><li>Press and hold the SET button for 3-5 seconds until &quot;F1&quot; appears on the display.</li><li>Click the arrow UP button once, you will now see F2 on the display</li><li>Click the SET button again (do not hold it down this time)</li><li>A number should appear, this number should always be set at 0 (Fahrenheit) if it isn&apos;t already.</li><li>The F2 setting should always be set to 0&#xB0;F to ensure proper operation unless our team tells you to change it.</li></ul>If you keep having issues, contact our customer support team directly on hello@polardiveusa.com

Why is the water not cooling?

Clogged Filter: Over time, dirt and debris can clog the filter, which reduces water flow to the tub or stops it completely. Cleaning or replacing the filter should help restore proper circulation. Cleaning Instructions: For step-by-step instructions

<div data-block="true" data-editor="40v7k" data-offset-key="fqacb-0-0" id="isPasted"><div data-offset-key="fqacb-0-0">If you&#x2019;re experiencing slow water circulation, it&#x2019;s often due to a clogged filter. Here&#x2019;s how you can address and resolve the issue:</div> </div><div data-block="true" data-editor="40v7k" data-offset-key="53pfb-0-0">Clogged Filter: Over time, dirt and debris can clog the filter, which reduces water flow to the tub or stops it completely. Cleaning or replacing the filter should help restore proper circulation.Cleaning Instructions: For step-by-step instructions on how to clean your filter, please refer to this article: How do i clean my water filter. You can typically clean the filter 2-3 times before it needs to be replaced.Filter Replacement: If more than 30 days have passed since the last filter change, it is likely time to replace it. Filters should be changed approximately every 30 days to ensure optimal performance and water flow. You can purchase new filters here: 4-Pack Chiller Filters.Note: Using a filter for more than 2 months can potentially damage the system and void the warranty.</div>

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