Articles by tag "blower"

1. 229. Support: Blower stopped working or burnt.
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   Regarding the the air blower not working anymore, here is some information about the air blower for your understanding. The air blower is to be connected on an air line. The blower needs to be protected from rain and moisture. It needs to be covered under a spa cabinet. Water should not enter ...
2. 332. Support: What is the Purple cord for or how to connect the purple blower cord to an exisitng blower?
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   This purple cord is for an air blower connection. If your spa does not have have air blower, do not connect the purple cord. Leave the receptacle unplugged. An air blower is a motor that blows air into an air line, creating eruptions fo water inside the spa. When the blower motor is turned ...
3. 365. Support: Blower is tripping the GFCI (SpaGuts Brand).
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   Typical cause of the blower tripping the GFCI is that the motor is shorted to ground. Either the blower motor went bad, or water got inside the blower. Here is information about the air blower: The air blower is to be connected on an air line. The blower needs to be protected from rain and ...
4. 774. Support: Spa Blower is too strong for my spa or hot tub.
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   If the spa blower is too strong, or providing an over powering of air pressure, you have the following options: 1) Purchase a lower horse power blower (if available) to replace the existing blower. 2) Install a 3-way ball valve on the air line. You can adjust the ball valve to decrease the ...
5. 245. Can blower be plumbed on air venturi line?
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   We DO NOT recommend plumbing the blower on the air venturi line or on the water lines. Plumbing in your own air line for the blower require a lot of plumbing and can cause a major issue if not plumbed correctly, including melting the pipes, burning up the blower, and creating a short circuit. ...
6. 537. Will your blower work on 50Hz?
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   Any of the 220V blowers we advertise will work on 50Hz and 60Hz. Hertz (Hz) are also referred as "cycle". The 110V blowers we advertise will only work on 60Hz.