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Water Leaks

1. Power Pack to Spa Connections: Make sure the rubber garden hose o-rings are seated in the female hose connections. Make sure are not cross-threaded and hand tight only. Pliers will crack threaded fittings.
2. Large Blower Pipe Union Connection (Power Pack to Spa Connection). Make sure two pieces of tape were removed during assembly. Make sure union o-ring is seated in groove of female side of union nut. It needs to be fully seated in the race. Make sure o-ring is not pinched. Tighten union nut until snug. Hand tighten only.
3. If Power Pack is leaking from underneath unit, The Power Pack needs to be opened up to determine cause of leak. It is best to send Power Pack to service center for this, but it could be as simple as a loose clamp or leaky pipe fitting.
4. If the spa is leaking from the spa itself, try to determine the location and by visually inspecting the spa with water removed to determine source. Many times a small cut or puncture can be repaired using supplied patch kit or any waterbed patch kit.
5. Filter lid leaks when unit unplugged or off. Remove filter lid and check or replace filter lid gasket, make sure lid is tight and NOT cross-threaded.