I just did the bamboo shaft fix with my first saluspa pump that I have had for 4 years! I did not know what to do when my first pump showed a E02 error code so I bought another "egg" for $200. My second "egg" pump worked for a year and then showed a E02 code when I went to set it up this month. I watched this video and thought I would try the bamboo shaft fix on my first "egg" pump..... and wham it works! I will not buy another "egg" as I have 2 now that I can fix ! Thank you!
My shaft wasn't broken it was the plastic itself that houses the magnet. Replace it anyhow. Its much quieter now. Have had mine for 3 years until this fix. Also if you need a hack on dirt on the bottom of your hot tub...i use a swifter duster with the fluffy pad slowly place it to the bottom and slowly run it across the bottom. slowly pull it out rinse and repeat. Works awesome. May have posted that before but good hack.
Thank YOU!!! I almost bought a new motor for $$$ because I love my hot tub. But wait a minute, I couldnt find a new one. Then I found this amazing video. My ceramic spindly thingy was broken just like yours in 3 pieces. Ordered the replacement from your amazon link, installed in minutes and tahdahhhh! Working just like brand new for less than $15 and 15 minutes. Coleman Saluspa tahiti. You're the best!!!
I am also well versed in the operation of these bots. Mine was coding 02 because that little flange in the water path if the white plastic section under the flow sensor, has an encased steel button that gently fixes to the magnet. Mine was dirty enough to require cleaning it. After which, it stopped interfering with flow. The axle that it hinged on was also so weak from age, if crumbled. I replaced it with a short bamboo skewer and snipped the excess. Working perfectly many months later.
Thank you from the UK for this video. The E02 fault was coming up often on my pump and driving me nuts! Just got my new Impellor and seal kit, so hopefully it will be as easy to replace as you made it look.
thank u so much for leaving link for part I have the newer pump blower I'm assuming the same pump is used... I need an impeller for a spare ... also never run unit dry the ceramic shaft will break immediately
I took mine apart and the shaft was not broke. It seemed like it may have been a bit dried out by the rubber bushings it fits into so i took water based lube and lubed the whole shaft and rubber bushings and put it all back together. I also think there may have been a bit of debris in this area from when I had to super glue the filter housing back together a couple times and it may have been a dried piece of super glue. Anyway it works now with no parts replaced.
This fix worked for me, however I did not have a skewer so I used a piece of coat hanger, grant it it will rust and is only a short fix, but I ordered the recommended impeller that I should have in a few days. I will let you know how it goes.
Same as intex purespa but this one looks alot easier! Got my intex to run for another 6 months by just taking the impeller out and back in? Dont know why that fixed it?
How come water is not pouring out the air bubble hole because if I unscrew that pipe on mine the water flows out ,regardless of having two black caps on smaller pipe holes ?
@@NathanielColson Huge thank you, Nathaniel. I was wondering about that. Bigger impeller = more flow = longer life?? Nope. Not if it won't fit. Thanks, again. 👍
I'm going to try this next I replaced the sensors on top no luck still get E02 clear filters washed out system so I will try this does any1 know if I have to reset the pump after sensor fix?If so how do I do this?
@@endiglowgurl on a TH-cam channel about e02 fix The website for the fuse is digi-key.com sensor is. 59025-1-S-02-A I'm still getting the error so I guess I had to take it all apart again to find the problem.
It's a cheap Chinese inflatable hot tub. What did you expect for $500?? My 2 friends both have $8000 hot tubs whose pipes leak (!) and one just spent $600 on pump repairs. Plus, they're not cheap to run. THAT'S why I bought a Coleman SaluSpa. It's cheap ($482+tax) and I can fix it myself. I'd researched these beforehand and decided this was the most economical way to go. I built a level 8'×8' platform for it to sit on so, for about $1000, I'm satisfied. It's cheap to buy, cheap to run, and cheap to fix. Win-win-win.👍👍👍
@@imdeplorable2241 I bought one over 2 years ago, clean the filters weekly, and just started to get a e02 but only when i turn the bubbler on, I think the air bubbles are going into the suction for the pump so my pump must be wearing out , If i only run one at a time i have no issues. I do keep the water level high too so that might be it. Bottom line well worth the money and would buy another. The $8000 ones always have issues, i can buy 16 of these for the same price. BTW I'm a proud Deplorable too.
@@rsk8310 Research shows that the pump impeller's shaft breaks. I just bought a two-pack on Amazon when, not if, it breaks. Looks like an easy fix to me. The pump has an o-ring between its two halves. Perhaps it's sucking air through a faulty o-ring. If you take it apart, then replace the impeller while you're at it. I took the filter off and the chlorine tablet holder off the outlet and forced water from a garden hose into the unit's intake to force an air bubble out of the pump. A big bubble shot out of the exit side. I tried tapping it with a screwdriver handle to dislodge the air bubble and it worked the first time it happened but, not the second. The water hose did the trick. Blew it right out. Might want to try that first. Sorry man, that's the best I've got for a fellow Deplorable.👍 🇺🇸BIDEN IS NOT MY PRESIDENT AND IS AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE 🇺🇸
My SaluSpa has the same issues plus the tube has had numerous leaks. No help from the factory. Unless you are like this guy and get one for free.....don't waste your money
I love to watch how to videos, but I sure could do without all the "point out all the screws and then show me how to use a screw driver to remove each and every screw". I do not need the filler in the video. All I need are the main points. It's rather dull to have to skip thru a video! It just makes it D U M B.
I just did the bamboo shaft fix with my first saluspa pump that I have had for 4 years! I did not know what to do when my first pump showed a E02 error code so I bought another "egg" for $200. My second "egg" pump worked for a year and then showed a E02 code when I went to set it up this month. I watched this video and thought I would try the bamboo shaft fix on my first "egg" pump..... and wham it works! I will not buy another "egg" as I have 2 now that I can fix !
Thank you!
I also followed your directions and hot tub is up and running with the new impeller installed, thanks so so so much!
this worked perfectly . Thank you for taking the time to show and explain how to fix this eo2 error.
My shaft wasn't broken it was the plastic itself that houses the magnet. Replace it anyhow. Its much quieter now. Have had mine for 3 years until this fix. Also if you need a hack on dirt on the bottom of your hot tub...i use a swifter duster with the fluffy pad slowly place it to the bottom and slowly run it across the bottom. slowly pull it out rinse and repeat. Works awesome. May have posted that before but good hack.
Thank YOU!!! I almost bought a new motor for $$$ because I love my hot tub. But wait a minute, I couldnt find a new one. Then I found this amazing video. My ceramic spindly thingy was broken just like yours in 3 pieces. Ordered the replacement from your amazon link, installed in minutes and tahdahhhh! Working just like brand new for less than $15 and 15 minutes. Coleman Saluspa tahiti. You're the best!!!
I just wanted to take a second to thank you very much for this video. Fixed the problem perfectly. You are awesome sir.
I am also well versed in the operation of these bots.
Mine was coding 02 because that little flange in the water path if the white plastic section under the flow sensor, has an encased steel button that gently fixes to the magnet. Mine was dirty enough to require cleaning it. After which, it stopped interfering with flow. The axle that it hinged on was also so weak from age, if crumbled. I replaced it with a short bamboo skewer and snipped the excess. Working perfectly many months later.
You saved the day my good friend ! properly axel broken, replaced and now, as good as new 😀
Temporary fix worked for me! Thank you! Ordered your other recommended supplies as well.
Thank you! You just saved me 400 dollars. This fixed my egg
Thanks John- this fix worked like a charm! The kids are very grateful to have their pool back in working order. 👏
Thank you from the UK for this video. The E02 fault was coming up often on my pump and driving me nuts!
Just got my new Impellor and seal kit, so hopefully it will be as easy to replace as you made it look.
New impeller now fitted and pump now working and a lot quieter.
Thank you again.
thank u so much for leaving link for part I have the newer pump blower I'm assuming the same pump is used... I need an impeller for a spare ... also never run unit dry the ceramic shaft will break immediately
Thanks for the video!! Very helpful. Thought I was going to have to toss this thing!
Worked perfect! Thanks for the video saved a lot of money!
I took mine apart and the shaft was not broke. It seemed like it may have been a bit dried out by the rubber bushings it fits into so i took water based lube and lubed the whole shaft and rubber bushings and put it all back together. I also think there may have been a bit of debris in this area from when I had to super glue the filter housing back together a couple times and it may have been a dried piece of super glue. Anyway it works now with no parts replaced.
This fix worked for me, however I did not have a skewer so I used a piece of coat hanger, grant it it will rust and is only a short fix, but I ordered the recommended impeller that I should have in a few days. I will let you know how it goes.
Amazon sells all the washer rings and the mushroom intake seals, which was why my pump was leaking. I ordered a set of two and fixed my pump.
Which line is the suction vs output, of the top/bottom hoses?
Do you have the part number for the seal kit?
Merci très bien expliqué...! on va vérifier cette possibilité :)
Same as intex purespa but this one looks alot easier! Got my intex to run for another 6 months by just taking the impeller out and back in? Dont know why that fixed it?
Hello, without the problem of rod that breaks, do the intex pumps last long?
Is this same part for the coleman saluspa ?
hello, good job. impeller is ok for spa intex ?
I did all that and now it won't even turn on. Any ideas? Thanks!
You can undone the jubilee clip off the hose amd unplug tbe pump lead ....no struggling or dropping bits.
Good job though.
Thanks , really helps. Going to try it
Anybody know where i can get the filter housing for a fair price?
How do I add air to my hot tub video
While watching the video, the first thing that came to mind was "How much would a new pump cost?" looks to be something that would cost less than $50.
This video helped a lot. Thanks 😎
Where did you buy the o'rings at I cant find them Thank you
Here's the one I bought:
www.ebay.com/itm/254479713221
How come water is not pouring out the air bubble hole because if I unscrew that pipe on mine the water flows out ,regardless of having two black caps on smaller pipe holes ?
Because you didn't plug the third one. two inlets and one return
Thank you.! It works.
does the GPH matter? i noticed you bought a 400GPH. All i can find now is 550 GPH or better
400 is pretty close to 550. I was just happy to find something that fit.
The ActiveAqua 550 impeller doesn't fit, I tried it. It is significantly larger. It has to be the 400.
@@NathanielColson Huge thank you, Nathaniel.
I was wondering about that. Bigger impeller = more flow = longer life?? Nope. Not if it won't fit.
Thanks, again. 👍
where did you find the o rings at?
On eBay. This is the set that I bought:
www.ebay.com/itm/254479713221
I'm going to try this next I replaced the sensors on top no luck still get E02 clear filters washed out system so I will try this does any1 know if I have to reset the pump after sensor fix?If so how do I do this?
Where did you find the sensors?
@@endiglowgurl on a TH-cam channel about e02 fix
The website for the fuse is digi-key.com sensor is. 59025-1-S-02-A
I'm still getting the error so I guess I had to take it all apart again to find the problem.
I know they go off if outside temperature to cold that's what I want to sort.
Water kept coming out of the larger hole when I put the two stopper caps on. I had to empty the spa.
same i have a hose i cut and ran it to a container as it was leaking slowly. poured it back in after it was fixed.
Your backflow valve is sticking or something in it
Mine is loud even after replacing the impeller. Anybody see this behavior?
Why not just remove the pump to strip it down
Can you come to my house? I don’t have any bamboo sticks
What if your impeller was cracked lol
I hired this for 5 days and I’d showed the error code after two days. What a pile of 💩. The build quality looks terrible.
It's a cheap Chinese inflatable hot tub. What did you expect for $500?? My 2 friends both have $8000 hot tubs whose pipes leak (!) and one just spent $600 on pump repairs. Plus, they're not cheap to run. THAT'S why I bought a Coleman SaluSpa. It's cheap ($482+tax) and I can fix it myself. I'd researched these beforehand and decided this was the most economical way to go.
I built a level 8'×8' platform for it to sit on so, for about $1000, I'm satisfied.
It's cheap to buy, cheap to run, and cheap to fix. Win-win-win.👍👍👍
@@imdeplorable2241 I bought one over 2 years ago, clean the filters weekly, and just started to get a e02 but only when i turn the bubbler on, I think the air bubbles are going into the suction for the pump so my pump must be wearing out , If i only run one at a time i have no issues. I do keep the water level high too so that might be it. Bottom line well worth the money and would buy another. The $8000 ones always have issues, i can buy 16 of these for the same price. BTW I'm a proud Deplorable too.
@@rsk8310 Research shows that the pump impeller's shaft breaks. I just bought a two-pack on Amazon when, not if, it breaks. Looks like an easy fix to me. The pump has an o-ring between its two halves. Perhaps it's sucking air through a faulty o-ring. If you take it apart, then replace the impeller while you're at it.
I took the filter off and the chlorine tablet holder off the outlet and forced water from a garden hose into the unit's intake to force an air bubble out of the pump. A big bubble shot out of the exit side. I tried tapping it with a screwdriver handle to dislodge the air bubble and it worked the first time it happened but, not the second. The water hose did the trick. Blew it right out.
Might want to try that first.
Sorry man, that's the best I've got for a fellow Deplorable.👍
🇺🇸BIDEN IS NOT MY PRESIDENT AND IS AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE 🇺🇸
My SaluSpa has the same issues plus the tube has had numerous leaks. No help from the factory. Unless you are like this guy and get one for free.....don't waste your money
Hi, could I pay you to send my one in Australia? All the suppliers are in the US and wont ship to Aus? bunwah1977@gmail.com
I love to watch how to videos, but I sure could do without all the "point out all the screws and then show me how to use a screw driver to remove each and every screw". I do not need the filler in the video. All I need are the main points. It's rather dull to have to skip thru a video! It just makes it D U M B.
What a dumb comment to make after someone took time to demonstrate a fix. Say thanks and move on 🙄🤷🏾♂️