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Posted by John Grabowski on October 4, 2009, 12:45 pm
> Thanks for the ideas.
> Based on your ideas here is some more info.
> The control panel is electronic.
> I know that when the filter and heat cycles engage the only
> jets that kick on are in area 1. I think this is because the
> area jets can also be a fountain that shoots straight up out
> of the spa. If it kick on automatically it would be hitting the cover
> with quite a bit of force.
> I can override the heat cycle by
> adjusting the temp. I have done this many times in our years of
> using it. Not sure I have ever tried to override the filtering cycle
> but we have had it kick on while we were in it. Only area 1 was
> engaged.
*Some of the new spas that I have seen are microprocessor controlled which
is where the root of your problem may be. I would contact the factory and
see what they say. They may have a replacement unit available for free or
for a modest price.
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> Based on your ideas here is some more info.
> The control panel is electronic.
> I know that when the filter and heat cycles engage the only
> jets that kick on are in area 1. I think this is because the
> area jets can also be a fountain that shoots straight up out
> of the spa. If it kick on automatically it would be hitting the cover
> with quite a bit of force.
> I can override the heat cycle by
> adjusting the temp. I have done this many times in our years of
> using it. Not sure I have ever tried to override the filtering cycle
> but we have had it kick on while we were in it. Only area 1 was
> engaged.