How long do you have to wait after using SPA shock?

How long do I need to wait after shocking my hot tub? There isn’t a set period you need to wait before using your hot tub after a shock treatment, however, it is essential to test the water to ensure the chlorine levels are safe. Recommendations vary with ranges between 20 minutes and 24 hours.

When to turn off the heater in a spa?

The Hi-Limit shuts off the heater or spa equipment when it detects a water temperature of 109° – 116°. The Hi-Limit on most newer spas can be reset by turning off the spa’s main power supply, and allowing the water to cool to below 100°.

What happens if you leave your spa empty?

Leaving your spa empty can cause damage to the pumps, heater element and shell. In most cases you are better off turning the spa temperature down to the minimum setting and maintaining your PH & Alkalinity levels to ensure they stay within recommended readings.

What happens if you shut off the hot tub pump?

If you are draining the hot tub to move it, close it down for the season, or completely changing out the water you can shut off the power at the breaker. The circulation pump will have no water to pump and you do not want to pump air with leaves or other debris that may enter your pump system while the hot tub is empty.

Why is my spa water not turning on?

The spa isn’t heating, or the water is a lot cooler than it used to be, but everything else seems operational. The water got very hot but then everything just shut down…now the spa won’t turn on, although power seems to be getting to it.

What should I do if my spa jets are not working?

Open this valve and there should be the sound of hissing air: keep open until water starts to come out, then close the valve. Force water directly into your spa’s jets with a garden hose, holding the hose directly but gently up against each jet for 20-30 seconds.