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Hot tubs are commonly used for water heating, even in hot countries. However, the proper method is in the hot tub heating element hidden inside the hot tub plumbing system. Therefore, knowing many ways to heat hot tub water to achieve the preferable warmth is essential. One of the main options is through a heat conductor. It’s also the same way most swimming pools get heated and is usually done on indoor hot tubs and spas.

Likewise, every device and hot tub heater eventually stops working. But, like any heating element, most heater tubs have around five years of lifespan. So, you need to check whether your hot tub heater requires replacement. Please check out the post and learn how:

How do you test your hot tub?

Does your hot tub not heat up enough? If yes, it doesn’t always mean the hot tub element is not working. It could be due to faulty sensors. Maybe there’s no power getting to the system—the only way to test whether the power is getting to the heating element.

If yes, you need to know whether it draws any amps. You need to get the testing done by using an amp meter. Currently, there is no other way of testing whether a heating element works. But waiting for the water to heat up is no good.

Visible Corrosion –

If you find any rust or corrosion around the heater sealing on the element, you are doing wrong on your hot tub chemicals. It might be due to poor quality chemicals or the pH running at the wrong level.

Electrical Tripping –

You need to disconnect the element from the power to confirm electrical tripping. Next, you can take off the cables connecting the terminals on the top. After that, you need to switch on the hot tub. If the hot tub doesn’t trip, then it’s the hot tub heating element.

How do you replace your hot tub heating element?

Do you want to replace the existing hot tub heating elements? Then, please check the below-discussed post and know how to do it quickly. 

• Push down on both hot tub heating elements and slide them out straight. Please replace the hot tub heater tube seals while replacing heating elements. 
• Never tighten the element retaining nuts that hold connections.
• Remove the filter while replacing the elements in a hot tub heater and look for foreign objects inside the filter bay. 
• Switch on the power supply to the hot tub and disconnect the element. Then, please switch it on. Check whether the hot tub doesn’t trip while changing the aspect. 
• Check for the corrosion signs around the heating tube sealing and look for any other water present around the control pack. 
• Remove air from the heater tube after replacing it, and you don’t burn it immediately. 

Bottom Line –

Do you want to know more about hot tub heating elements? If yes, you should look no further than Northern Lights Cedar Tubs Direct. We provide an exclusive selection of Balboa hot tub heater assembly assemblies to precisely replace your existing hot tub heating elements. For more information about our available Balboa hot tub heater heating assembly sets, please contact us at 1-800-759-8990.