So my spa is all setup a used VITA spar Allure l700C. This was a fully working spa when viewed and purchased, I then spent time moving it to my house and installing. Today all the electrics were completed and the spa fired up. Heated up correctly to the desired temperature is running on the set times for cleaning etc etc, but I have two problems:

1) One of the Water Jets (The small Chrome ones (that come in sets of Two) isnt working in fact it seems to draw in water, the other next to it works fine as do all the other sets, any ideas or clues?))

2) The Air Blower: You turn it on and the panel Shows the bubble icon, I can hear a click but no air is coming out of the air jets. The fuses look good and there are only green lights on the board.. Any ideas on this?

Love the tub just need to get these little things working..

Thanks and best regards
Phil

1) by turning the jet will give you water flow
2) sound like the blower is disconnected.(side of the pane look for the blower plug)

The jet isnt the type that turns to go on and off, here is a pic (the one on the left isnt operating):



The blower looks to be connected correctly and I can here it also click when operated, possibly blown? Its a ultra 9000 i dont mind getting a new one, but not sure how easy it is to change, seems like it is positioned with the attachment air exit on the bottom.

The way you describe the blower, sounds like it is disconnected at the control panel. I have a Vita L-240; there are two wires (on mine) in the control panel.

I disconnected the wires myself, whenever the one minute run started, it would throw the breaker. We never cared much for the blower so I just disconnected it. But you can hear it click like yours when you turn it on.

it was disconnected inside the blower (earth was loose) in any case I connected it and the blower fizzed and sparked. So I just replaced it and all is well now. Just need to figure out why that jet isn't working. I need to trace the tube now.

you turn it open and water will flow.

Looking at your picture, this is right. But they can be "very" hard to turn.