Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Shanezam203 on May 10, 2010, 02:09:56 pm
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I recently put my hot tub on a new deck and recently I am seeing a lose in water, significent last night.
Where is the 1st place you would start to look for the leak? 8)
Thanks,
Shane
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I recently put my hot tub on a new deck and recently I am seeing a lose in water, significent last night.
Where is the 1st place you would start to look for the leak? 8)
Thanks,
Shane
It could be many things but I would open the front panel to start with so look at the equipment and to see if its wet in there.
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Front panel is dry, back corner has water in the bottom right. (looking at the waterfall)
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Just curious, what Jacuzzi model is your tub ??? :o
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Looks like a j-345. You can pull the back and side panel off and look to see if the paper that contains the foam is wet anywhere, also you can fill the tub back up and heat water, then when searching for leak you feel for warm water. with a leak that is not obvious like in the equipment, or wet paper the water that has pooled in the pan can be deceivng as to where it came from if you feel warm water then you know you are on the right track. unfortunately if you pull the panels off and don't see any wet paper it could be one of the foot well jets. start with that. i would go panel by panel. that water in the right corner could have come from the other side of the spa. you will have to remove some insulation more than likely to find and fix problem, but the dealer will should be able to sell you a foam kit to replace it.
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Interesting it may have just been the 1 inch waterfall hose, I re adjusted it and tightened the clamp and it is not leaking.
Thanks for the help, good for now.
Shane