Need A Good Reason To Repair The Jacuzzi

[jonnyquest]

Hello everybody,

This is my first (and hopefully last) time on this forum.

My family has owned a California Cooperate by Coleman Spas for (I believe) over 10 years. It is located inside our house in our basement.

About a year or two ago our electrician changed voltages and the jacuzzi ceased to work. My parents believe we have to replace the pump of the jacuzzi but that requires cutting a hole in the wall because the pump is all the way behind the jacuzzi. However that isn't the major deturrent from fixing the jacuzzi.

The major deturrent, according to my father, is that it will cost too much per month (He thinks around $80 a month). Now we live in Seattle, Washington and the winter is approaching, but I do not think it will hit $80 a month nor does my mother.

Can you please help me figure out how much it will cost a month?

I took various pictures of the jacuzzi, its inner workings, its control panel, etc. but I do not know how to post pictures on this forum.

If it helps and you know how, please tell me how to post pictures so I can provide a better video aid.

Thanks in advance,

Jonny

[nomansland]

What do you mean by changed voltages ?

Did he change the spa between 220V and 110V?

If so why not change it back.

[hottublady]

What do you mean by changed voltages ?

Did he change the spa between 220V and 110V?

If so why not change it back.

Good question! And is there a way to just have a Hot Tub Delivery company just slide the hot tub back to get to the motors instead of cutting a hole in the wall?