Hot tub- power pack has a fried plug from the heater
paulcicero
9 years ago
Hi all! This is my first post!
The heater on my hot tub wasnt really working, so I started to inspect. I saw that the wire from the heater to the power pack is fried, it is stuck on. I will get a new wire, but what if the plug on the mother board type looking thing is shot too? I posted a picture, with a red arrow pointing to the fried plug. Can that be replaced? A new power pack is $500!!! wow!. Thanks!!!
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