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Drains, Filter Housing, Heater, Light, Pump |
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Spa Drains:
From 1994 to
circa 1998 used the "Large" drain. In 1998
they switched to the "Small" drain.
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You might be
able to CHEAT when replacing,
See Here
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1994-1998 |
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Large Spa
Drain |
Early models built
1993-1998; attaches to spa plumbing by fittings shown to right, sold
separately. Uses male end of garden hose to drain spa. |
70-035 |
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Replaces |
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H999000; 2000-035 |
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$45.02 |
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On the "Large Spa Drain"
pictured above, part 2000-035-70, it was plumbed 2 ways. First
generation simply had a 1" pipe glued directly to the drain
Second
either a 90 elbow with barb fitting OR straight barb fitting
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90 Elbow-P2-050 |
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$4.49 |
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Straight |
Straight-P3-065 |
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Replaces |
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P601000; 2000-051 |
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$4.49 |
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1998-End Of Production |
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Small Spa
Drain |
For late models built after
1998; has 3/4 barb fitting to attach to spas plumbing. Uses female end of
garden hose to drain spa. |
70-303 |
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Replaces |
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R745000; 2540-303 |
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$11.90 |
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Nut |
70-304 |
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Replaces |
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R748000; 2540-250 |
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$2.95 |
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Drain Cap |
70-305 |
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$2.95 |
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If the leak is at the seal where the filter
cabinet bonds with the shell, try this first. Drain the spa. Let dry. Remove
the filter housing frame on the water side by snapping off the frame. This
will expose the white flange. Apply a bead of clear silicone on the
water side and massage the silicone between the flange and the shell. Snap
the frame back on and fill. Many times this will solve the leak.
If the leak is from the cabinet itself or
plumbing, you will need to replace the cabinet.
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These are OEM replacement
parts from early 1990's to 2001
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Front Load Filter Housing |
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Filter Housing-Comes
With Seal Valve |
71-385
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Replaces |
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9912000; 2540-385 |
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$59.98 |
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Filter Weir
Frame Cover |
71-045 |
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Replaces |
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6639945; 2000-045 |
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$58.95 |
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Filter Basket |
71-375 |
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Replaces |
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6636000; 2540-375 |
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$13.00 |
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Grommet Seal for Electronic Temp Sensor |
71-400 |
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Replaces |
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5660000;2540-400 |
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$.87 |
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Rubber Seal On Top of Filter Housing |
71-201 |
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Replaces |
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6171000; 2000-201 |
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$2.25 |
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Where The Parts Go: |
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Heater Repair Coupling
If your heater coupling breaks or leaks,
you can replace just the coupling and seal. This kit includes both but only
for one side. If both ends leak, then you will have to replace with two.
(picture only illustrates parts.
Actual part may be different.) |
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2" Repair
Heater Coupling and Gasket |
19-421 |
$10.18 |
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2" Heater Seal
Only |
19-018 |
$1.70ea |
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2" Tailpiece Only |
19-005 |
$5.50ea |
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2" Split
Ring Coupling Only |
19-420 |
$4.99ea |
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Spa Mood Light |
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Light Lens Repair |
Housing Only |
48-002 |
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$14.90 |
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Black Nut |
48-003 |
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$3.03 |
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Color Snap On Lens Only |
Red |
48-006 |
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$4.99 ea |
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Blue |
48-004 |
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$4.99 ea |
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Light Housing: White |
White Cap Light Sits In Only |
48-444 |
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$3.90 |
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Light
Harness |
Socket and Line Only |
48-445 |
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$5.69 |
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Service, B Bouman and Co LLC
All Rights Reserved
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