What to do if my HotSpring Sovereign II water is causing skin irritation or rash?
If you're experiencing skin irritation or a rash from your HotSpring Hot Tub water, it could be due to unsanitary water or a free chlorine level above 5 ppm. Shock the spa with sanitizer and maintain the sanitizer level. Also, allow the free chlorine level to drop below 5 ppm before using the spa.
What to do if my HotSpring Sovereign II Hot Tub has a water odor?
If your HotSpring Hot Tub has a water odor, it could be due to excessive organics in the water, improper sanitization, or low pH. Here's what you can do: * Shock the spa with sanitizer. * Add sanitizer. * Adjust the pH to the recommended range.
What to do if my HotSpring Sovereign II Hot Tub has a chlorine odor?
If your HotSpring Hot Tub has a chlorine odor, it could be due to a high chloramine level or low pH. To fix this, shock the spa with sanitizer and adjust the pH to the recommended range.
What to do if my HotSpring Sovereign II is inoperative?
If your entire HotSpring Hot Tub is inoperative, it could be due to a power failure, a tripped GFCI, a tripped heater high-limit thermostat, or the spa lock being activated. Here's what you can do: * Check the power source. * Reset the GFCI. If it won't reset, call for service. * Disconnect power for at least thirty seconds to reset the heater high limit. Check for clogged filters. If tripping continues, call for service. * Deactivate the spa lock.
What to do if my HotSpring Sovereign II Hot Tub has algae growth?
If you notice algae growth in your HotSpring Hot Tub, it's likely due to high pH or low sanitizer levels. You can address this by shocking the spa with sanitizer and adjusting the pH, and by shocking the spa with sanitizer and maintaining the sanitizer level.
Why are the jets weak in my HotSpring Hot Tub?
Weak or surging jets in your HotSpring Hot Tub can be caused by a low water level, clogged filters, or a closed Comfort Control lever. To fix this, add water, clean the filters, or open the Comfort Control lever.
Why is the water in my HotSpring Hot Tub cloudy?
Cloudy water in your HotSpring Hot Tub can stem from various issues. Start by cleaning your filters, as dirty filters are a common culprit. Excessive oils or organic matter might also be the cause, so shock the spa with sanitizer. Ensure you're properly sanitizing the water by adding sanitizer as needed. Adjust the pH and alkalinity to the recommended range to address suspended particles or organic matter. If the water is old or overused, drain and refill the spa. Other potential causes include low or high pH, high chloramine levels, bacteria or algae growth, or a build-up of oils and dirt. Address these by adjusting the pH, shocking the spa with sanitizer (draining, cleaning, and refilling if the problem is persistent), or wiping off scum with a clean rag (draining, using a spa surface cl...
What to do if my Moto-Massage® jet is inoperative in my HotSpring Sovereign II Hot Tub?
If the Moto-Massage® jet in your HotSpring Hot Tub is inoperative or erratic, it could be due to closed Comfort Control valves or clogged filters. To resolve this, open the Comfort Control levers and clean the filters.
How to fix organic buildup around my HotSpring Sovereign II?
Organic buildup or a scum ring around your HotSpring Hot Tub is caused by a build-up of oils and dirt. Wipe off the scum with a clean rag. If it's severe, drain the spa, use a spa surface and tile cleaner to remove the scum, and refill the spa.
What to do if my HotSpring Sovereign II Hot Tub water smells musty?
If your HotSpring Hot Tub has a musty odor, it's likely due to bacteria or algae growth. Shock the spa with sanitizer. If the problem is visible or persistent, drain, clean, and refill the spa.
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