twowheelbuddy

Thank you! This is a very big help. I would say my run is about 90' which is pretty long. I think I will switch out the wire. One other question with the Tub having a GFCI plug, does it also need a 20amp GFCI breaker at the panel? I have a 220 line that used to be used for a pool filter that is no longer being used. I should be able to use this. I will check to see about converting the Prodigy 110 tub to a 220. If all I need to do is purchase a GFCI sub panel and run new wires from the new panel to the tub, it may be the best solution.

I'm experiencing the same problem with my 2007 Hot Springs Prodigy. It has a dedicated 20amp circuit. 12gauge wire was used. Some times I luck out and it just comes on. But it seems to be getting worse and doesn't want to stay running. The pump keeps on trying to start but keeps on coming on and off and on and off. The lights in the house dim due to the problem. I wan't sure if is a pressure switch or something. Whatever happen to the persons tub in this thread? I was trying to start a new thread on this issue but I wasn't able to figure it out.