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Remove front panel visually inspect pumps to see if leaking if ok check by control box remove cover inspect where plumbing runs through keep eliminating thing until you find it
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If you have any clamp on amperage meters, you need to see what the amperage draw on the circuit is when it is running. This will tell you if something is wrong with the pump circuit. It could be anything from a bad capacitor to an impeller obstruction.
if its all wet, dry it out with a fan and then start your search, if it's under a pump, it is a shaft seal, a fairly cheap fix, i charge 20 to do it and I do some preventive measures to the pump so it can be serviced in the future without damage (smart).
but it also might be a loose jet nut, they can be tricky to get at, but if carefully done can be tightened with a dull screwdriver and a hammer tapping on the edge of the nut.
Hope this gets ya running again. ask if you need more help, and don't forget to vote if i was of help
This issue will have nothing to do with the jacuzzi tub. You will find the problem exists in the way your home was plumbed by the plumber.
Somewhere there is a clog in the water line going to the hot water faucet.
Find that and you will solve your problem.
if you have a water stain on the ceiling below your tub then you have a water leak. There is no easy solution for this. You must get to the underside of the tub in order to watch the jets when the tub is full of water to isolate the leak and then have it repaired by a plumber.
Your Jacuzzi should be connected to a large GFI breaker. If it pops as soon as you turn something on, there is an imbalance between the legs supplying the power to your device. When my (small "J") jacuzzi (at about age 15) did this, I discovered a small leak that had dripped onto the circuit board and had left a deposit causing a "short". I was able to clean the deposit off of the board physically, I fixed the leak and return my tub to service.
The GFI is very sensitive and for good reason. It protects you from dangerous electric voltages, even though the danger is low.
The only product I know of which will do what you ask is an item called Plast-Aid Acrylic and PVC repair kit. Google it and you will find the website. It is about $20. and it works like a charm. good luck
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