Let’s dive into sand filters and explore how they work, their key components, and a few alternative filtration mediums.
Category Archives: Support & Maintenance
If you’re here, you’ve likely discovered that your spa pack has gone bad, and you’re now faced with the question: should you replace just the circuit board or the entire spa pack? Let’s look into some key considerations.
Are you planning to install a wide arc stainless steel water blade for your pool or hot tub? This sleek addition not only enhances the look of your pool or hot tub but also adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to your back yard.
To help you install it correctly, here are some simple tips to ensure a smooth and effective setup.
Etienne reached out to me via email with a vision and a plan for building an infinity hot tub. It was clear from his message that he had a solid idea of what he wanted but needed my expertise to bring it to life. I was excited to help turn his dream into reality.
Have you just turned on your HotTub and seen the “FLO” error? If you’re here, that’s probably the case.
Don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! Let’s explore what an FLO error in your hot tub is and what could be the possible causes for it.
What is a FLO Error?
A FLO error, which looks something like the picture below, is one of the most common hot tub errors. It will pop up on your control display and prevent the hot tub from heating up.
Have you ever stared at a spa pack wiring diagram, feeling utterly lost? You’re not alone. Those intricate schematics can be daunting even for seasoned hot tub owners.
But fear not, for this blog post is here to guide you through the labyrinth of wires and symbols. I’ll delve deeper than ever before, building upon the valuable foundation provided by my video below “Spa Pack Wiring Diagrams Explained.”
Replacing a topside control, or the buttons that control your jets and adjust your temperature is a task that most of us hot tub owners are going to have to do at some point.
In general, this is not a difficult task. You unplug the old one from the tub, and you plug in the new tub. Yes, this part is easy. However, before you get to that stage, you need to make sure that you are buying the correct topside that is going to work with your spa pack.
It is a bit of a mine field so in this blog post, I hope to clear things up for you. This blog post is only applicable to the Balboa range of topside controls.
Picture this: you sink into your steaming hot tub, ready to melt away the day’s stress. But wait! A rusty stain mars the serenity, a grim reminder of the battle your cover wages against the elements.
Fear not, fellow soakers! This guide equips you with the knowledge and tools to banish those rusty invaders, restoring your hot tub cover to its former glory.
Avoid Airlocks and Get Your Hot Tub Up and Running Quickly
Filling your hot tub with water may seem like a simple task, but if you do it wrong, you could end up with frustrating airlocks that prevent your jets from working properly. In this blog post, we’ll share the correct way to fill your hot tub, whether it’s a plastic shell tub or a DIY hot tub you’ve built yourself.
When it comes to hot tubs, the traditional method of keeping the water clean and clear has been through the use of harsh chemicals like chlorine. However, in recent years, an alternative method has gained popularity: saltwater hot tubs.
By using a saltwater system, hot tub owners can enjoy a more natural and gentler approach to water treatment. But is a saltwater hot tub the right choice for you?
In this blog post, I’ll explore the pros and cons of saltwater hot tubs, so you can make an informed decision about whether this innovative system is the best fit for your lifestyle and preferences. So, whether you’re a seasoned hot tub owner or considering your first dip, read on to learn more about the benefits and drawbacks of a saltwater hot tub.