1. Power Supply Issues
- Check the Circuit Breaker: Ensure that the circuit breaker for the tub's electrical supply hasn't tripped. If it has, reset it.
- GFCI Outlet: If your tub is connected to a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlet, make sure it hasn't tripped. If it has, reset the outlet.
2. Water Level
- Sufficient Water: Many jetted tubs have safety features that prevent the jets from working if the water level is too low. Make sure the tub is filled to the recommended level.
3. Airlock in the Pump
- Bleed the Pump: Sometimes, an airlock can prevent the pump from working. To bleed the airlock, you may need to turn the jets on and off a few times or follow the manufacturer's instructions for releasing air from the system.
4. Pump Issues
- Pump Power: Ensure the pump is receiving power. If the pump motor is not running, it may need servicing or replacement.
- Clogged Pump: Debris or buildup inside the pump can cause it to malfunction. Inspect and clean the pump as needed.
5. Control Panel Problems
- Inspect Controls: Check the control panel to ensure it is working correctly. Look for any error messages or unresponsive buttons.
- Reset Controls: Sometimes, resetting the control panel can resolve the issue. Refer to your tub's manual for instructions on how to reset it.
6. Jet Blockages
- Clean Jets: Inspect the jets for any blockages or buildup. Clean them thoroughly to ensure proper water flow.
- Jet Adjustment: Ensure the jets are properly adjusted and not turned off or restricted.
7. Leaks or Water Damage
- Inspect for Leaks: Look for any signs of leaks or water damage around the pump and control panel. Water damage can cause electrical components to malfunction.