cjones66

I have a hot springs tx- the small 2 person one so water starts to cool down quickl;y when in use-have been researching how to override temp limit of 104-but too technical for me to do-but read about putting a large glob of silicone caulk over the temp probe in the filter compartment to insulate the sensor a bit into thinking water cooler than it is--the caulk is waterproof so put it on while compartment fullof water and it stuck--well in 3hours the digital readout out is now 106 and the actual water temp is 105- have never gone over 104-yea~!!!! if it will go about 1 to 2 degrees higher- I hope- I will be a happy spa user-such a simple idea!! 12/09/2015 update-my tub water is now just over 106 using the silicone caulk glob on the sensor in the filter compartment-tryit --love the warmer water!!!! to writerbelow- my tx -only 3-4 years old- bought it new also leave the cover partially on =folded back in half- also helps delay water starting to cool down=