Qca Spas Pool & Spa - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

The foam instulation in my hot tub cover broke from heavy water

Pretty hard to repair. If the outer shell is intact, just use it. You may open the cover and take the foam out, duct tape it and reinstall. Other than that, you have to buy a new one. Good luck...Lee

Qca Spas Dream... | Answered on Jan 25, 2020

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My hot tub red light is blinking but nothing else is coming on

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Qca Spas... | Answered on May 21, 2019

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Aux light flashing and pump is pulsing

The Pump pulsing is sounding like maybe there is not enough water in the spa to keep enough water to the front of the pump.
This is called 'cavatate" and is caused by lack of water to the front of the pump.
Also check the gate valves in front of the pump and the other side of the discharge of the pump to make sure they are completely open.
The Light issue sounds like maybe a relay on the circuit board could be bad or the transformer for the light is going out.

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Qca Spas Pool &... | Answered on Jun 05, 2018

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I am getting a Pr code and the tub is not coming on at all

follow this steps and fix it. God bless you
If the unit won't start, make sure power is on at the electrical outletor the electrical panel Then test the pump and the motor. Check for and repair broken wires or loose or corroded terminals. If necessary, have the pump switch control tested and serviced professionally.
If the jets do not work, clear a blocked water intake of hair and other particles (see below) or replace a broken jet (see below).
If the water in your spa or hot tub is too hot or too cold, check to see if the high-limit reset switch has been tripped and, if needed, reset it. Adjust the thermostat setting and have the thermostat serviced if the problem persists. If necessary, test and replace a faulty heating elements