Did you ever figure out why? I just had one hooked up and keeps tripping GFCI.

Exactly

Where should it go?

@@hulk6164 Neutral and ground shouldn't be bonded together here - only at the main panel. There's a separate ground bar in the lower right corner that the grounds should be landed on.

Did you figure this out?

Thank you so much! Im glad this video served its purpose

Lol! I know what you mean boss. 😂

I honestly couldn’t tell you boss. Sounds like a job for an electrician. As far as I can tell. It won’t make a difference. Maybe it was just easier to ground at the neutral bar so you don’t have to worry about short wires (less maneuverability)…maybe. As long as you follow the wiring diagram given in instructions everything should be fine

That could literally kill someone putting ground on neutral bar

Those spas are a little more complicated because of the siding of them. In the Spa School video you can see where it is mounted “I think”. But the bracket where arm connects should not be touching the cabinet. Be careful because the screws can pull the siding up if not done correctly.

Thank you. So glad it was helpful for you

Congratulations on your wedding. Wishing lots of blessing to you both. I’m glad to hear this video was helpful

Lmao!! Can not be held responsible for drunken incidents…😂 🍻

I’m sorry to hear of the stress from the manual. Most people had trouble with them and that’s why I made these videos. Just wanted to help as many people as possible. Glad you liked it.

Never made the switch. Have you? Let me know how your experience was with them. I’m sure others would appreciate it as well

Ok 😂

It’s a quieter energy efficient pump for your spa. Some pumps tend to be a bit noisy.

@dfweliteservices3269 cool, is it suposed to run 24/7 or only your filter cycle . Is it powerful enough to keep your smart chlor levels high

Please elaborate for people who see this. I do not run the wires from home, only a licensed electrician does. I was told because there are sealed in conduit and only exposed inside of control panel they are good.

It is when used above ground in sealed conduit.

That’s what I was going for.

I knew there were so many people struggling with those instructions. I just wanted to help as many people as possible

I wish someone could tell me. Some people suggested starting a stinking game with it 😂

I am so sorry to hear that. Unfortunately I can not tell you the source of issue without diagnosis. If you email at [email protected] I will give you my cell so we can see what can be done

I would just tight by hand as you can damage panel by drill. Give the wires a tug with some needle nose pliers to ensure they are secure. Couldn’t tell you about torque

Sorry I couldn’t answer in time. If it’s top clearance it is 3 inches longer that total length of spa cover and back usually requires about 32inches. The cover opens at an angle on the back end. Sides require about 5 inches.

@@dfweliteservices3269 The lower you mount the bracket the less the cover will be in the air when the cover is off of the tub. From other instruction if the center bottom hole is mounted 8” down from the spa shell the cover will be up 75% and needs 9” of rear clearance. If mounted 12” down then the cover will be 50% in the air and needs 15” of clearance. I don’t know of you can go lower than 12” because I’d like to have the cover just above the ground because my tub in in an enclosure like a shed with windows. It’s not also says to measure 9” from the end of the spa rear to the center of the lowest hole.

What tub did you get. In the market and It many reviews or videos on these x series.

They’re pretty standard for those spas. It honestly depends on the model of swim spa you have. I know some swim spas have that odd bow shape to the sides and can pull siding or warp the lifter. I know they make a roll back tarp kind of one for swim spas you might want to look into as well.