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 Post subject: NEWBIE HELP! Cal spa dually pump install/plumbing trouble
PostPosted: Thu May 14, 2009 8:09 pm 

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Hello! I have just bought a used 6 year-old 8x8 Cal spa hot tub from a buddy. After two days of running the GE Dually pump motor solenoid? fried. I have since had the motor rebuilt and went to install tonight.

I got everything buttoned up but discovered leaks when I opened the gates. I also have a small male end outlet leaking water (more like spewing) on the left, backside top of motor. What is that thing? It looks like a nipple you would connect a hose to. I do not remember anything hooked up to this end when I took the pump out of the spa. What have I done wrong?

Also, how do I keep the plumbing connections to the heater from leaking. they have a left and right connectors that are plastic clamps. Should I use plumbers tape? There was none on it when I took it apart.


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 Post subject: Re: NEWBIE HELP! Cal spa dually pump install/plumbing trouble
PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 7:18 pm 

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1. Cal Spa, , and 2003

2. Main Power Input, eg 115 dedicated circuit, 230 v circuit, or separate breakers for pump, blower, etc.

3. Type and/or Brand & Model of Control - Examples:
A. Unknown, it's a black box that says model PS-4
B. Balboa System 2000
C. Plastic Housing control that sits on top of the main pump.
D. Spa Builders LX-15
E. Len Gordon, FF-1094

4. Topside control; Air Pushbutton, or Electronic type, or electric switches.

5. Pump Configuration (Examples):
1 Main pump 115V, 1 Waterway Circulation Pump
2 Jet Pumps (230V), one is 2 Speed, other is single speed
1 Sta-Rite P2-R 230V 2 Speed next to Gas Heater

6. Thermostat: Knob on side of the house, knob on topside control, pushbuttons on topside control, knob on side of heater / controller.

7. Heater Type - Examples:
A. Gas
B. 2" Stainless Flow Thru, 15" long (2 inch confirmed 15’’ long not confirmed)
C. Beer Stein looking thing, has two small hoses.
D. Plastic housing, looks weird, has water coming in at bottom and goes to spa on right

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