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thanks for your help and I will run the system with the access doors open to see if that solves the issue. I will post the outcome. thanks again.

The spa is half in the ground and half out with a custom tile enclosure. My first thought was perhaps a proper venting system obstruction but I could not see anything that seemed to be venting out, except for the access doors to the equipment. Also, it seems that the condensation is only on one side of the equipment "cabinet". I was not able to find a leak but the condensation is not only on the plumbing and motors/pumps but also seen on the overhead tiles as if everything is sweating. Is there an environment/humidity control unit for the interior of the "cabinet"? Perhaps some kind of blower? thanks for your help.

Hello - I have a Sundance Cameo Spa and it is partially in-ground mounted. The enclosure that the pumps and plumbing are housed in, there is a lot of condensation buildup causing the pump/motors to short. I know that I have to replace the shorted motors but I need to find out what is causing the condensation buildup before I replace those units. What can cause this condensation problem??? Please help...