Why does my hot tub keep overheating?

Hot tubs that overheat are usually due to a sensor malfunction, but an electrical problem or faulty plumbing could also cause it. Weather and prolonged use of the hot tub could also make the hot tub overheat. A simple cause of overheating is the temperature may be set too high.

Are there any replacement parts for Hawkeye spas?

Hawkeye Spas Parts listed are NON- BRANDED equivalent parts ( Generic replacement parts ) from same part manufacture. Others are Replacements that will work as well or better.

How to replace a Hawkeye hot tub pump?

Replacement Parts for Hawkeye Spas. 1 O-Ring/Gasket, Waterway 2″. Product ID: 711-4030. $1.50. $2.00. Add to Cart. 2 Barb Plug, 3/4″ Slip, Shur-Grip. 3 PTFE Tape, 1/2″ x 520″. 4 Barb Plug 3/4″ (For New Smartplumb Manifolds) 5 Gasket, 2″ Pump Union.

How big is the hot tub at Hawkeye spa?

The Odyssey spa had a full body lounge, 42 spa jets, 2 spa pumps, ozone and room for 6 in a 78″ x 85″ x 38″ hot tub. Hawkeye’s Classic Series of spas including the 3 person Gemin i hot tub, measuring 55.5″ x 84″ x 34″ with 18 jets, 1 pump and a 5.5 kW heater.

Is there a Hawkeye Spa in Richmond VA?

Hawkeye Spas was established in 1989 in Richmond, Virginia. They grew as a manufacturer of premium hot tubs and sold them in over 19 countries. Hawkeye Spas is no longer in business, but Hot Tub Outpost still has original or compatible hot tub replacement spa parts to keep your spa running.

Hawkeye Spas Parts listed are NON- BRANDED equivalent parts ( Generic replacement parts ) from same part manufacture. Others are Replacements that will work as well or better.

Are there replacement parts for American spa parts?

( Generic replacement spa parts ) from the same spa part manufacture. Others are replacement spa parts that will work as well or better. The listing is meant as an aid in helping you find your replacement parts faster. Not as a guarantee of results.

How can I tell if my Spa is overheating?

Press either the Temperature Up or Down button. While the temperature is flashing, press the Lights button. Keep pressing Lights until you get to the FLTR setting on your display. Press the Temperature Up or Down button until the display reads the current set duration (ex: “8:00” for EIGHT hours).

Low water flow (LF, FLO), is the usual cause of an overheating (OH, OHH) spa or hot tub. When water doesn’t flow fast enough through the heater, the heater stays hotter, and the temperature of the water increases. Eventually, the temp sensors or high limit switches will detect the increased water temperature and shut everything down.

What to do when your hot tub is not in use?

Always keep your hot tub covered when not in use to keep debris out and to more efficiently maintain water temperature. Keep detergents and soaps out of your spa by showering with water only before getting into the hot tub.

Why does my hot tub have low water flow?

Eventually, the temp sensors or high limit switches will detect the increased water temperature and shut everything down. Some causes of low water flow in a spa include: A dirty spa filter cartridge.

What should I do if my spa water is overheating?

Under this mode, the pump will run the low speed every 30 minutes approximately to check the water’s temperature and to start heating if required. Please leave the Spa Cover off for a few hours and either reduce the set temperature or change the heating mode to Rest Mode to allow the pump to cool down.

Eventually, the temp sensors or high limit switches will detect the increased water temperature and shut everything down. Some causes of low water flow in a spa include: A dirty spa filter cartridge.

What to do when your hot tub flashes OH or Ohh?

The heater is shut off, and the circulation pumps and blower are turned on to help dissipate heat. Open the spa cover to allow excess heat and steam to escape. The spa obviously should not be used when OH or OHH is flashing on the topside control; as the water could be scalding hot for several more minutes.