channing321

I was using a fast blowing fuse. I've now read it should be a slow blowing fuse. Do you think this would make much of a difference? The fast blowing fuse was working flawlessly for 1.5 years so I feel like I still have some sort of underlying problem.

Hello, I have a Dream Maker B6x hot tub. Tonight noticed no power to the hot tub. No lights on the topside. Nothing at all. I noticed that the F2 1/8amp 250v was blown. I unplugged every component (topside panel, light, pump) and the fuse still blew. I disconnected the white and black wires coming from the main GFCI power cord and the fuse did not blow. I reattached the white wire and the fuse did not blow. Adding the black wire blew the fuse. Keep in mind absolutely nothing else is connected. So simply adding power from the wall to the board is causing that fuse to blow. Is this simply a faulty board?