Servicing spas and hot-tubs can
be dangerous! In the process of working on your tub, the following adverse situations can
happen:
- You can be killed or
injured by electrocution, fire, or drowning.
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You can harm your equipment,
rendering it useless, requiring expensive replacement parts.
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Your actions in working on your
spa can harm or kill others.
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Your actions in working on your
spa can lead to fire, which can destroy your spa, your deck, and even your
home.
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Your actions in working on your
spa can lead to total drainage of the spa, causing flooding of your home, and potentially dangerous
electrical shock situations.
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If you do not know what you
are doing, then do not use the information contained on this site to service your
spa!
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The information compiled here is
the result of many hundreds of hours of field service, performed by trained and skilled personnel
in the fields of electricity, electronics, and electrical safety.
Much of what you see here will
not match your particular spa, your installation, or your troubleshooting situation. This
"free" information is provided as a general guide only.
It is up to you, the reader/user
of the information presented here, to determine the suitability for use in your particular
situation, and at no time will the owners of SpaResources.Com be responsible for the outcome of any particular situation regarding servicing your
equipment.
Remember: Don't mix you, water,
and electricity... ever! You can be killed!
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