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unfortunately it's five years, six months thanks for the epoxy suggestion from what I can tell that's the best fit because it won't flex like silicone

Hi all, I have a very small (1/8 inch) crack in the shell of my Aquarest Spa. Any suggestions on what to use to fix this?

Sure thing, probably should have done that initially sorry!

Hello, newbie to the forum taking a shot in the dark here....I appreciate any help. I have a 2016 Aquarest AR-400 Spa. I am in Illinois and this thing has been a beast even though it only uses friction heat. This past winter it was -40 F and the water was still 104 degrees. At any rate, The pump recently stopped working. It was intermittently buzzing like it wanted to start up. I opened the access panel and gave the side of the pump some gentle taps with a wrench and it started working again.....but its alot louder than normal and almost has a metallic sound when operating. I am assuming this means I need a new pump, but Aquarest is pretty bad at support and I am guessing there is not a ton of people out there working on these. I have a two part question.... 1. This sounds like a bad pump, right? 2. It seems like I should be able to do this myself, but there aren't really and youtube videos or guides for Aquarest. I see Dream Maker ones, but they are different looking pumps. Can anyone give me a quick overview of what that entails? I appreciate any help. Its still working, but I feel like it probably is on death's door. Joe