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New to me Jetsetter???
Isaac-1:
I intstalled new filters tonight, have new circulation pump on order (the local, 50 mile away hot spring dealer did not have one in stock, so I ordered an E5 pump off ebay). Not really looking forward to switching it out. Oh one more thing, does anyone know of a good / cheap source for replaement spiring style hose clamps, one of mine snapped in half tonight when I bumped it with my thumb, (I put part of a garden hose mending fitting on it to hold for now), the others that I checked seemed ok, but I did not check the ones hidden along the top of the cabinet..
rosewoodsteel:
Sounds like you are making good progress! You will have it running in no time.
dunecritter:
I personally would just use a good Stainless Automotive style hose clamp you could find at any auto parts store...I dislike the spring style personally
Pers Onal:
--- Quote from: Isaac-1 on February 11, 2014, 12:33:36 am --- ordered an E5 pump off ebay). Not really looking forward to switching it out.
--- End quote ---
Really glad your purchase is working out for you. Unless it is a bitch to get to, the pumps I have switched out were easy peasy except for sometimes awkward positions you have to put yourself in to reach things.
Hopefully, will go smooth without any issues on the pump change out. Just make sure you know what wire goes where before you pull the old one out and things may well work out fine.
Isaac-1:
Access is my concern on the circulation pump, as it is wedged in behind the heater and things are rather snug, on some good news, the tub is operating and at 101 degrees F this morning. The low last night was right at freezing and the heater was turned on, and the tub covered up at about 9 pm last night and by 9 am this morning it had reached the goal temperature and the ready light was lit. I am somewhat surprised by this since it is connected at 120V and the fill water was around 50 degrees F.
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