How To - Control Board

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How do you Replace the Control Board?

 

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Written Steps for replacing the control board on a HUG Hydronics In-Floor Heating System (no tools needed).

1. Prepare the new control board by unwrapping and setting on the floor.Control Board for HUG Hydronics In floor heating system

2. Turn off the System at the power controlturn off the power supply

3. Disconnect all the pumps, the thermostat connector, water level sensor, and the power from the control board. 

If your water level sensor is damaged or not reading correctly, replace it with a replacement water level sensor.

disconnect all pumps, power supplies, water level sensorsdisconnect the thermostat connectordisconnect all pumps

4. Unscrew the thumb screws on the back side of the control board.

unscrew the thumb screws on the back side of the control board

5. Lift the control board off the tank.

lift the hydronic control board right off the tank

6. Slide the new control board onto the tank.

7. Put the thumb screws back in.

8. Reconnect all the pumps, power supply, and thermostat wire connectors.reconnecting the power supply

9. Choose speed and thermostat zone numbers for each pump with the jumpers. (might want to use your old control board as a guide to keep the same settings).

choose your zone and speed options with the jumpers

10. Turn power back on.

What's Happening in Cottonwood?

Extreme Panel's demonstration house brings building techniques into the real world. As a sponsor, HUG Hydronics is providing Heat-Sheet, PEX, and the in-floor heating distribution system for the project.

Fellow EP Summit sponsor BUILD Show Network is documenting the process with cameras, interviews, and a closer look at each step of the process, leading up to the January 2027 Summit.

See the build come together.

Take a closer look at the project, then explore what radiant in-floor heating could look like in your own home, shop, or garage.

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What HUG Hydronics Brings to the Project.

  • Start below the slab
  • Heat-Sheet insulation provides the foundation for the project's radiant floor.
  • Put warmth underfoot
  • PEX loops carry heated fluid through the floor, turning the slab into part of the heating system.
  • Bring it together with HUG Hydronics
  • The HUG Hydronics system brings pumps and controls into a compact system simplifying the mechanical setup that serves the floor.
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