Pump display shows E14 and unit stops; may coincide with tripping of GFCI breaker.

Safety first: Do not repeatedly reset a tripping GFCI. There may be a dangerous ground fault. Turn off power and keep the area dry.

• Inspect for moisture: Check the motor terminal box and AquaJet control housing for signs of water ingress. Dry thoroughly and correct any failed gaskets or conduit fittings.
• Check wiring insulation: Look for cracked or abraded insulation on motor leads and supply conductors. Repair or replace as needed.
• Insulation test: Have a qualified technician perform a megohmmeter test on the motor windings to ground. Low resistance indicates a failing motor.
• Replace compromised components: If leakage persists, replace the motor assembly or control board as indicated by test results.