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@@wellthewayIseeit yes you do, it should have it on a white label on the pat sensor 😊

@andrewgiordano5509 ok thank you. On-line it has 1998 thru 2001 being compatible but I got the used one from a 2000 but the part numbers are different. I ordered a matching number one and I really hope it works and I don't have something more broke. Thanks again I appreciate it yiur

@@wellthewayIseeit yes when I got mine I made sure the part # matched because there's so many variations of them for those years. Hope it works out for you, replacement of it is actually pretty easy.

@@MMomplaisir-g9n Hello, yes if it's on it's side, one person SHOULD be able to roll it or pull it on a tarp or blanket if it's a flat surface. I think dry the tub is about 350pds or so?

@@zacharydecker1246 so what I have done is I buy the bags of pool shock all in one, and usually once a week and/or after it's been used. I will add 1/4 cup to the tub while it's running with the air on to circulate the shock for about 15 minutes and my water has been crystal clear 😊

@@zacharydecker1246 yes the warming jets do when it reaches temp, you can turn on them again by just hitting the jet button because this has to be on to use the air feature 😊

@@andrewgiordano5509 Thank you! I’m picking up a slightly used LS200 tomorrow and these videos have answered many questions!

@@SekaiKWard do you see puddling around it on the outside? Remove the front cover and check inside to see if you see water puddling, also the water level does drop slightly over time due to evaporation and also from getting in and out of it as well 😉

@@SuzanneBarrett-l3e ya it's definitely a pain especially in hot weather. Ya that's all you can do to drop the temperature. 😢

Okay, thanks for confirming. I really appreciate the quick response too:)

@@kaleahsface9933 so you will use the hot and cold buttons to set it at 85° and then let off the. Button and that should keep it at that desired temp, however being it's so hot by you. The temperature of the water will probably go above 85 even if that the desired temp. Mine does it also when it's super hot by me as well 😉

@@steffnic13 yes make sure water level without anyone in the tub is just above that floating ring, thats how water enters through the filter and back out the lower pump. 😁

Hellooo, so what I do is about once a month or about I turn off the hot tub and remove and clean the filter with some very light detergent and rinse it thoroughly then place it back in, then turn the tub on, you don't want to tub to kick on while the filter isn't installed. 😊

Unfortunately, all the jets are under one control

What made you go with the round instead of square? Just curious if you had a reason and if you’re happy or think square would be better.

@@David-zs5tf so I went with the oval style based off consumer reviews and also because of the space I was putting it in next to my deck. Also since it was my first hot tub, the cost of the unit was good at the time I purchased it. 😊

Please refer to my other videos, I have it shown and demonstrated 😁

Is your plumbing leaking from underneath I assume?

@@andrewgiordano5509 yes. It is

@@andrewgiordano5509 I don’t know why my response did not post? Because I responded to you right away but yes, it is leaking from underneath. Any suggestions?

@@Simplicity_offgriding silly question, but did you already pull the front cover on and run to it kinda see if you could see any puddles or drops? I know it's limited from the front and you wouldn't be able to see past that point though, since there isn't any other service doors.

@@andrewgiordano5509 no, I didn’t. I live offgrid, in the middle of nowhere. I have a well nearby and haul water. I’ve filled it twice. I’m a lady that likes my peace and quiet….but unfortunately I’m not handy. I have a neighbor guy that lives up the road from me that does some handyman work for me from time to time, but he won’t touch it😞. No hot tub services nearby either and the nearest one that thought about coming changed their mind when I told them what I have.

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@@andrewgiordano5509 much appreciated , have you tried to walk in the rain excuse my question just want to see if they durable. And last question is do they feel comfortable.

Ya I went to a junkyard where your able to pull your own parts under supervision and they allowed me to get just the transponder. It's give and take at some of these junkyards.

I purchased mine from home Depot but so many other retailers sell them, they drop ship from the manufacturer which is in California I believe and it took about 4 weeks from order date to delivery by freight. Thanks 😊

Your very welcome, that's why I did a series of videos on this tub because when I was looking to purchase mine there was no information or even videos on them.

Yes I go over it on another video I have posted on my page 😁

I have made several videos on it actually on my page. 😁 Check them out, I live outside of Chicago so it gets 🥶 here in winter.

@@andrewgiordano5509 ok

We love our tub and used it all winter here in Ohio. Such a great thing to have for arthritis and stargazing. Just LOVE this so easy to use..literally you plug it in and after 24 hours it's ready to use. ..it's better than a anti depressant! LOL! 😁

I actually did a drain and refill video which you can check out under my page 😁

Hello, yes it will flash in the 105 and 106 degree rating till it gets to that temperature and even when it hits that temperature I believe it will still flash. 😁 the 2 extra degrees definitely make a difference

Hello, yes the 105 and 106 degree number will stay flashing unless it's at set at the 104 or lower degree, all LifeSmart tubs have this 😊

Yes the screen will flash with the little heat icons when it's set in the 105 and 106 heat range. 😊

Awesome thank you. I just wanted to make sure the flashing was normal even after getting to temp. Your videos were an awesome help for research and knowledge of the hot tubs. I got a different design but have the same heating seat up.

@@michaelorrick4288 your very welcome. Yes that additional heat setting should be a standard feature on all LifeSmart tubs I believe. Thanks again

So the jets are just forced air through the water. Ultimately it cools down the water quicker over time when in use. The tub will still go into heat mode but will take substantially longer to reheat with the air jets on versus off. Thanks 😊

I just leave it on the factory setting when it's turned on initially. It will cycle every couple hours as needed to keep the tub up to temp and also this is the filter cycle as well. Thanks

My question is when your done being in the tub do you turn the jet button on the control panel.off or just leave it off ive been turning off the jets with the knob just not sure about the control panel ?? I turn of the light's but what about the jet button ??

So I'm about 6'3" and about 180 so I'm tall and very lean and me and about two other adults average size have fit in there with no issue, yes legs may cross here and there but plenty of arm room and seating. I would say 3 adults comfortably depending on their size or maybe 1-2 adults and maybe 2 smaller children would be fine for it. 😊

Thanks! I'm a big guy (6'7 280). I'm not looking to get a huge hot tub, but at least one I can fit in with at least one other adult or grown child. (They are not as big as me LOL)@@andrewgiordano5509

That's great news ! And yes the 105,106 temp feature should work on all LifeSmart models 😁

Those extra 2 degrees definitely make a difference too 😁 😉

I have a whole series of videos under my username that go over temp control and functions 😁

Yes the month is usually the delivery time, mine was about the same. You will just set the desired temperature and it will automatically turn off and on to keep the temperature displayed, also make sure your air valve is off and only used while your in it. As the air will drop temperature. 😊

thanks for the info @@andrewgiordano5509

One more question Andrew if you don't mind. Yesterday there was a symbol on the control panel that looks like a captains steering wheel. It is not there today. It's the first icon on the panel. Is it the icon for the air jets?@@andrewgiordano5509

I'm glad it works for everyone, those two degrees definitely make a huge difference in cold weather 😁

I actually go over them in part 1 of my videos I made on this tub 😁

So what I do is about once a month, I take the filter off and rinse it with a garden hose or in the utility sink then reinstall it. Thanks

Thanks for the info.This seems to be the best Hot tub option in the $2500 range. @@andrewgiordano5509

Helloo, so personally what I do is, I buy a 5pd bag of shock and every week, give or take depending on usage. I add about 1 tablespoon of shock to the tub with the jets and air on and let circulate for about a half hour. That's more than sufficient for a 240g hot tub. I just use a tablespoon and add directly to the water as it's circulates then check with PS strips. Water comes out crystal clear and clean. 😁

Hello and thanks so much, I do them to help ppl out since when I was interested there wasn't any videos on them. What I do with chemicals is I purchase a 5pd bag of shock and about once a week give or take on usage, I add one tablespoon of shock to it with the jets and air on and let it run for about 20 minutes. That seems to work great since the shock is concentrated, a tablespoon is about the right amount for a 240 gallon hot tub 😊

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So I ordered a large or oversize one off Amazon,but I know that the local hardware stores do carry them as well. 😊

Can you please add a link? I can’t seem to find one either!

@@jerylspencer431 you can just click on my name on here and it should show all my videos 😁

The filter will spin off counter clockwise once you unlock the black retaining clip 😁

Hello so once it's full and above the filter ring. Turn it on by using the far left button on the control panel then use the red button on the right side of the panel to adjust the temperature up. It will take about a day to achieve hotter temperature. 😊

It will only move water slightly without the air on, the air is not part of the heating element and completely separate. I hope this helps 😉

Yes. The air jets are on that knob which I show in the video and the more you turn it to the left the more air that is released. 😉

This model I don't believe can be wired to a 220. In the manual it states which model can and cannot be hard wired 😊

ok thanks for reply@@andrewgiordano5509

I personally used my garden hose in the main tub itself 😁 only took about 30-40 minutes so not bad at all.

That is just extra cord that runs from the brain to the pump. That's how it came factory. 😊