6600-392 Sundance Spa 880 Maxxus Aspen Circuit Board 2005-2015 Plus

6600-392 Sundance Spa brand new Circuit Board 3- Pump. 2012 and newer spas Maxxus and Aspen. Processor 3.0B or Higher with PermaClear/UV Counter/Indicator Light.

Replaces 6600-155 and 6600-160. 6600-155 For 880 Maxxus Was found in 2005-2008 Spring. 6600-160 and also in 880 Maxxus, Spring 2008-2011. Replaces 6600-398, Found in model years 2011-2015. LCD Circuit Board Instructions

2014-2015 880 Maxxus/Aspen 3-pump NT systems with PermaClear and Smart Logic (IC Processor Rev. 3.1A included)

Can be used in place of circuit boards 6600-155, 6600-160 and 6600-398.

Need a transformer? See 6560-274. 

We also offer sensors 800 Series Box End without O-ring 600-167 and Temp/Hi Limit sensor 6600-110 with Box Ends.

Please note: Circuit Boards are non-returnable items as they cannot be resold to another spa owner as new. On the bright side, you will also know that the board you receive is pristine, factory new and has never been installed before. See our return policy for further details.
Circuit boards ARE COVERED under original MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY.

Contact us if you need assistance in determining the correct board for your spa control system.

Tech Notes:
Jumper settings are as follows:

JP19 Jumper Bank
JP19-1 - On - Celcius, Off - Fahrenheit
JP19-3 - On - 50Hz, Off - 60Hz
JP19-5 - On - LED Lights, Off - Incandescent Lights
JP19-7, 9, and 11 are not used

JP9 Jumper Bank
JP9-1 - On - Enables Trouble Log, Off - Disables Trouble Log
JP9-3 - On - Enables ILOC, Off - Disables ILOC
JP9-5 - NOT USED
JP9-7 - On - 60A Logic Allows 2 Pumps on w/Heater, Off - 50A Logic Forces Heater Off When More Than 1 Pump is ON
JP9-9 - On - Enables Pump 2 on -728/-730 pcb's and Pump 3 on -392 pcb, Off - Disables
JP9-11 - On - 40A Logic Forces Heater off w/ Any Pump in Hi, Off - Disables
JP9-13 - On - Allows Only 1 Pump w/Blower to Operate at a Time, Off - Blower, Pump 1, Pump 2 Can Operate at the Same Time
JP9-15 - On - Recall All Factory Settings, Off - The Jumper Must Remain Off During Normal Operation