My tub is leaking from the hose to blower pump. What can I do to fix? It came with 3 spares but water drains out with all of them. It does not leak when bubbles are on but as soon as I switch to filter and heat it starts and now it beeps and shuts off....
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Blower check valve has gone out/something causing it not to shut all the way
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Great question! I actually had to plug in mine and check it out. To answer your question there should be air coming out UNDER the canister. Perhap the air is blowing, "reflecting," around the actual canister. Gabe, I don't think I'd worry about it unless the amount of air is a lot. Then we may be looking at an actual leak in the vacuum tubing.Have a great New Year. My best, bob
2177909
it may be getting air in the have you tried spraying the line with soapy water like a Dawn type detergent and water and if it bubbles then you know that air in the line and possibly a leak spray water where heater hooks up at in at the propane tank hookups.. I had this happen to me it was my regulator getting air... I hope this help..
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Mine does not do that. No leaks anywhere. If you are talking about the connector to your compressor hose, I've had that happen when the hose connector male) and the device connector (female) do not mate properly. I have bought connector kits where different brands will leak if they are mixed. I also use teflon tape on the screw threads.
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Mine did the same thing. I had to replace the circulation pump. To check this turn off your hot tub then try to run it with the jets. Turn the heater up. If it does not turn off then it is not your heater. Turn the jets off. If you hear the thumping and the heater turns off then it is your circulation pump since it stopped working when you shut the jets off. The circulation of the jets keeps the heater from overheating. When you turn it off the circulation pump take over but the heater will shut off from not receiving the cooler water so the heater overheats an d turns off.
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The regulator should not leak. Check your fittings. You can spray soapy water on them and look for bubbles. I have two of these and no leaks.
1070560
I had to spend more money on more tubing. The inner circumference of the tubing is bigger so it leaks so had to go to hardware store and get more. I hope this helps
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Although my filter hasn't leaked around the rim (the top), it has leaked out of the Venturi Inlet attachment two times. Once was because the pump was too powerful, so I adjusted the flow. The other time was because too much string algae was blocking the holes on the inside, so I cleaned out the filter pads and hosing. I've found that when everything is working right (having the right flow and being cleaned out) that the water level doesn't go that high inside the filter. It should come in through the spray bar, and then the water level shouldn't rise above the spray bar. I hope this helps. : )
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I thought the same thing with mine, but glad I replaced the whole thing. When I pulled the old one out I found a small crack on the seam of the plastic. It wasn't leaking yet but it was only a matter of time and I would rather replace it while I already had the tub apart.
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I can only speculate that the tank is not draining either because something is clogged or the pump that pumps condensation build up to the tank is broken. The time that I contacted Danby about maintenance questions they were of no help at all which is why I will not purchase another Danby product. If you contact Danby they are going to tell you to tote your unit down to a repair center. The condenser coils should be cleaned annually but Danby offers no instructions on how to do it yourself and will not want to hear from you. Danby people are jerks.
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My unit was leaking water as well. If you remove back and side panels off there is a tiny tube that goes to the condensing area, it gets clogged. When it does the unit leaks. I bought a small plastic tub that goes under washing machines for mine. The unit works great, the company just never tells you its going to leak badly and ruin your carpet.
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I can only speculate that the tank is not draining either because something is clogged or the pump that pumps condensation build up to the tank is broken.The time that I contacted Danby about maintenance questions they were of no help at all which is why I will not purchase another Danby product. If you contact Danby they are going to tell you to tote your unit down to a repair center. The condenser coils should be cleaned annually but Danby offers no instructions on how to do it yourself and will not want to hear from you. Danby people are jerks.
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This is the second unit I have owned and have not experienced an air loss. Is it perhaps leaking at the coupling to your air hose? Some times you have to change out the quick disconnect couplings. If it is leaking elsewhere, send it back for an exchange if it is still in warranty. This brand is very light duty, but works well for me.
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This is a defect in the manufacturing process and is a major safety concern. Do not put the Bubble Bum in the bath to see where the bubbles are coming out. This will void your warranty and won't help you at all because it doesn't matter where the bubbles are coming out since you can't fix it yourself anyway and you already know it's losing air, you don't need to prove it to yourself by seeing bubbles. The product must be returned to the company immediately to be replaced.
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I have not seen this happen since installing but I have noticed the hose has started to blimp up near the connection to the Claber. It is like the pressure of the water has been stretching the hose near the fitting but I have no leaks still. Just wondering if it might eventually blow out. When I installed I made sure the hose had a nice clean cut end and that it was pressed on as tight as it would go to the Claber fitting. Then I made sure I tightened the Claber fitting as snug as it would go and it has been water tight since. You might not have torqued it down tight enough is what I'm thinking.
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Mine leaked a little at first. Check rubber seals inside the screw on piece.I love this pool, one of the best purchases I've made to date. Look up inflatable intex hot tub. That's an even better buy!
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Hello Vikas, firstly you need to determine the source of the leak. It is most likely from one of the connections. Try to isolate which one. If that is the case you can easily fix it yourself by checking each one and making sure that they are tight. If it is coming from the body of the unit then you should return it because that would mean that the product is defective. The instructions aren't great. I would gladly send you a picture of the unit already connected so that you could see it more easily but I don't think there is a way of attaching a picture to my answer. Best of luck.