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 Post subject: First Spa rebuild looking for info and advise.
PostPosted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 12:08 am 

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Hello All, well I bought a cheap Fountain Valley Spa and I don't seem to understand It's plumbing configuration. The air hose isn't connected to a blower of any sort? It completely loops around the tub from one air valve to the other without tying in to a blower? Also, the Pump is cracked, the old Len Gordon "HL-30" pack is obsolete and I want to install a new spa pack with new technology and a piece of mind. But can I tie in to the airline with a new air pump? Any replies will be greatly appreciated..

PS: there is a skimmer. also I cannot find any info or scamatics for len gordon HL-30AL.


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 11:29 am 

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well since everybody has just so many suggestions, I think I will split the airline on both sides or the switch and tie in to a blower on the new spa pac,,SUGGESTIONS? ANYONE? ANYONE? :?: :idea: :?:


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 12:54 pm 
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Well, I imagine from your message you are a bit frustrated, but sarcasm really isn't get you anywhere, in fact it will probably discourage folks from replying. Anyway,

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I don't seem to understand It's plumbing configuration. The air hose isn't connected to a blower of any sort? It completely loops around the tub from one air valve to the other without tying in to a blower?


The air line you refer to is going to an "air control" and does not need a blower, in fact if the spa probably didn't have one originally, properly plumbed spas don't need a blower, the jet bodies venturi draws in air through the air control.

Buy a new filter, appox. 10% of water volume should be sufficient (i.e. 500 gallon spa, 50 square foot filter), and replace the whole equipment system with something like:
http://spapartsnet.com/p_Air-Control-Sp ... 1_2_1.html

Looking at the plumbing you will have to tee off the discharge since you have 2.

Good Luck on your adventure.



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Servicing spas and hot-tubs can be DANGEROUS! If you do not know what you are doing, then please, do not attempt to use the information contained in this message, call a Spa Service Company to service your spa!
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 6:06 am 

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Thanks for the responce, after doing more research I confirmed the theroy, thanks I will keep you posted after I recieve My spa pack


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