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These control boxes and their circuit boards do on occasion just grow tired as any outdoor computer could. No worries, we have just the right complete factory replacements as well as the internal parts all from the makers of Hot Spring, Tiger River, Solana, Limelight, and Hot Spot Spas.
Electrical: Air Switch, O Ring
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Sku: 34878O-Ring, Control Thermistor
Control Thermostat Thermistor o-ring for the 79006 and 78970 thermistors This o-ring is located on the "inlet" side of the heater and is the larger of the two thermistor o-rings For the outlet side of the heater see the part# 34879 o-ring -
Sku: 34879O-Ring, Hi-Limit Thermistor
High-Limit Thermistor o-ring for the 79005 and 78969 thermistors This o-ring is located on the "outlet" side of the heater and is the smaller of the two thermistor o-rings For the "inlet" side of the heater see part 34878 -
Sku: 33229Air Switch (Latching), Hot Spot
This latching air switch was used for two different purposes on Hot Spot spa models In 1993-1994 is was used as a jet activation switch In 1995-1998 it was used as a light activation switch It is connected with a clear vinyl tube to the air button located ...read more -
Sku: 36069Pushbutton Air Switch, White
This white colored air push button is located on the bar top on the Hot Spot spa models Once the air button is depressed, a puff of air activates the jet switch located in the control box In turn the switch sends a signal to the circuit board which turns ...read more -
The jet switch is located in the control box of all 1995-1998 Hot Spot spa models It is connected with a clear vinyl tube to the air button located on the bartop of the Hot Spot models Once the air button is depressed a puff of air activates this switch In ...read more -
Sku: 34007O-Ring, T-Stat Adapter, Tiger River
This o-ring is used on the t-stat adapter where the knob for adjusting the thermostat attaches to Tiger River control panels from 1992 to 1997 The stem from the thermostat sticks into this adapter and the knob on the control panel sits on the adapter
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