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Drain plugs on bathtubs are generic in size. Jacuzzi does not make them. They are made by other Mfg and installed by your local plumber when the tub is installed.
Pump was humming, suspect air lock, pump could of burnt out, check power to pump and if it blows fuses then you will need a new pump and don't forget to bleed the pump
The gasket around the jet may be leaking because it is deteriorating or the flange nut on the outer side of the jet has loosened up. Check all jets for loose hardware.
All the electric power source to all jacuzzi tubs all required to be protected by a "ground fault" device. Have you noticed special wall receptacles in your kitchen and bathroom that have 'test' and 'reset' buttons? There may be a receptacle (or something that looks like a receptacle but without any slots for plugs) near the tub. Push the reset button. If the pump for the tub has an access panel, the device may be behind the panel. And last, the circuit breaker in the main electrical panel may be a ground fault type and needs reset there. Good Luck
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