Ralphyboy

I have a country leisure 2002 mlienium and the heat will not come on and the temp indicator in upper control panel blinks Sometime the heat does come but does not stay on. Is the a problem in the thermostat control switch?

I have a blinking temp indicator of a 115 degree. I know the water temp is at 50 degrees. I have pushed the reset and set the timer properly and still no heat. Usually i can hear the temp click on. any thoughts. I have tech mark controller

I have a 2002 Country Leisure spa. The two of push buttons are sunk and won't come up. I can blow the tubing and the switch operates. I've been thinking about removing the unit and replacing. Or are push buttons re-placeable? I was wondering about the temperature control on the unit and if the electrical connections to the switch are made at that point or are they enclosed in the main electrical control box?

It's a millineum 2000 made by Country Leisure. It's a local manufacturer. I was looking mail order outlet

Does anyone know of a good source for replacment parts? ozanator bulbs, mini jets and spa covers

Thanks. I cleaned the ring and the land. Did a better job of positioning the tubing on the pump before tightniong the collar. NO leak

After breaking the connection to the pump the pump leaked. I tried to hold the o ring up in the top mounted connection with vasilene but at 100 degees the o ring must have slipped. Is there another type of material that will help the o ring to stay inplace while joining the connection? Are new o rings recomended everytime you break the connection?

Test the pump. you have to take it apart though. you run them with a dry seal. remove the impeller. how long does it run before blowing the fuse? The motor shop found a bad capacitor. $72.00 repair parts and labor. Can't wait to pick it up and see if it does the trick

Test the pump. you have to take it apart though. you run them with a dry seal. remove the impeller. how long does it run before blowing the fuse? Is ths impeller usually glued to the shaft?

Test the pump. you have to take it apart though. you run them with a dry seal. remove the impeller. how long does it run before blowing the fuse? I just removed the the pump. I'll take the impeller off next. It moves freely now. Somes times the fuse would blow imediately and some times it would run for 10 to 20 minutes. And it didn't matter whether it was a 20 amp fuse or a 30 amp fuse. I visually inspected the cord and the molded connector. It appears tha there was some slight over heating going on and one of the prongs feels a little loose. More later once I find a motor shop and put on a bench test. Thanks Ralphyboy, I know it sounds stupid and I don't want to insult you, but are you using the right kind of fuses? Motors with a high starting amperage vs. the running amperage usually require a time delay fuse. Maybe someone sold you the wrong type. Greg. Would SB fuses be at your local hardware store?

Have you tried to unhook the pump from the spa and turn the spa on with out the pump hooked up to see if it blows the fuse. if it does check the ozone if you have one or check the heater it may have a pin hole in it. Yes, I do have the Ozone. Could this pin hole be in the heater element itself. The spa continues to operate with the one pump after the fuse blows disables the pump in question. I have two 5 hp motors. Franklin Electric.

No I'm using typical fuse that you would buy for automotive prior to new style they have now or if I was was rerplacing an inline fuse on my tractor. I didn't know of the SB product. I been using BUSS AGC 30 amp.

Test the pump. you have to take it apart though. you run them with a dry seal. remove the impeller. how long does it run before blowing the fuse? I just removed the the pump. I'll take the impeller off next. It moves freely now. Somes times the fuse would blow imediately and some times it would run for 10 to 20 minutes. And it didn't matter whether it was a 20 amp fuse or a 30 amp fuse. I visually inspected the cord and the molded connector. It appears tha there was some slight over heating going on and one of the prongs feels a little loose. More later once I find a motor shop and put on a bench test. Thanks

I have a 2002 spa that keeps blowing a 20 amp fuse and the one on the pumps shuts down. The manufacturer recomended going to a 30 amp use but it still blows the fuse. Is there anything else I could do check before I remove the pump and motor to bench check?