Welcome to Boulderz Poolz & Spaz. We specialize in service of in-ground and above ground pools, above ground pool sales, solar panels, and service on all brands of spas. We also offer Nordic hot tubs, spa chemicals, pool chemicals, parts for pools and spas, game room supplies, such as billiard tables, ping pong tables, dart boards, sports logo furniture, and all the accessories. Pool Openings & Closings Pump & Filter Repairs & Replacements Plumbing Leak Detection & Repairs Liner Patching & Replacements Heater Repair & Replacements And any other services related to your pool! Control Pak Repairs & Replacements Pump & Heater Repair & Replacements And any other services related to your spa! Just to name a few! Thank you for visiting our website and if our family can help you, please contact us!Monday-Friday 11-6Saturday 10-3Private Appointments Available HOT TUB OUTLETSALES & SERVICE SPECIALISTS View Larger Map Hot Tub Outlet is Your One Stop Spa Shop. 

We have one of the largest showrooms in Michigan featuring La-Z-Boy Spas, Hydropool Serenity Hot Tubs and the Worlds Only Self Cleaning Hot Tubs and Swim Spas made by Hydropool in Toronto.  Husky Puppies For Sale Oahu HawaiiHot Tub Outlet has a wide variety of chemicals, covers, parts, filters, accessories and all kinds of fun spa stuff for you in stock.  Houses For Sale Siem ReapWe are a factorized authorized parts and service center able to service, deliver, move, relocate and refurbish all makes of hot tubs all year round.Pink Vitamix BlenderProductsWe carry a full range of swimming pool and hot tub chemicals, accessories and parts, along a number of great, unexpected products like the full line of Yeti Coolers and Soundcast outdoor speakers.Toy Schnoodle Puppies For Sale In California

ServicesWe are a full service pool and spa company serving the Twin Cities Metro Area. We work on both residential and commercial, from weekly maintenance to full rebuilds.Swim Spas & Hot TubsWe carry top of the line Minnesota ready Arctic Spas and Swim Spas along with Nordic Hot Tubs.You may very well find the solutions you are looking for as well as new ideas that could come in handy later. We suggest you check back here often, as we will be regularly updating this info. Where can I find your product manuals? Who do I call if my panel or system isn't working? Can I buy replacement parts from you? How do I become a dealer? Who can I talk to about product images and using your logo? Why does the soldered in fuse located on the circuit board blow? Why does the panel display "FLO" constantly and nothing works? Why does the panel display "FLO" alternating with current temperature? Why does the system power input fuse (20A, 25A or 30A) keep blowing? Why does the panel display "SN3"?

Why does the panel display "SN1"? Why does the control panel display "OH"? Why isn't the system maintaining the set temperature of the water? The system is receiving proper voltage, why doesn't anything function? Why does the GFCI trip immediately upon power up? Where can I find your product manuals? All our product information and marketing materials can be found by clicking here or choosing Marketing Materials under the support tab. Who do I call if my panel or system isn't working? If your panel or system is not functioning properly, you will need to call the store or person where you bought the spa or panel. In the event that you cannot get in touch with this party, contact the spa or bath tub manufacturer.  If both of those are unavailable, contact a local spa technician. Can I buy replacement parts from you? How do I become a BWG dealer? Who can I talk to about product images and using your logo? For information on reproducing our logo and any product images found on this website, contact the Marketing Department.

Q. Why does the soldered in fuse located on the circuit board blow? Make sure the system has the proper incoming voltage. Check for proper wiring inside the system box and look for any loose connections or cut wires. Plug in a new transformer. Q. Why does the panel display "FLO" constantly and nothing works? This is an indication of a pressure switch stuck in the closed position. Check the slice valves and verify that they are open. Make sure the pressure switch wire is connected to the proper circuit board connector. Disconnect the pressure switch wire from the circuit board. If the hot tub operates normally, then recalibrate the pressure switch. If the pressure switch cannot be recalibrated then replace it. If the problem continues after disconnecting the pressure switch wire from the circuit board, replace the board. Q. Why does the panel display "FLO" alternating with current temperature? This is an indication of an open pressure switch.

Check for blockage in the filter cartridge, skimmer basket and pump intake fittings. Make sure the pump is primed and pumping properly. Check the pressure switch wires for cuts. Recalibrate the pressure switch. If the pressure switch cannot be recalibrated, replace it. Q. Why does the system power input fuse (20A, 25A or 30A) keep blowing? Chances are it is a bad pump or blower. Make sure to replace any blown fuse with a fuse of the exact same type and rating. Unplug all the pumps and blower. If the fuse blows again, verify proper internal system wiring and check wires and connectors for cuts and burns. Replace the device that blows the fuse. Q. Why does the panel display "SN3"? Make sure the system has proper incoming voltage. If an ozonator is present, disconnect it. Replace the temperature sensor. If it still displays "SN3" then replace the board. Q. Why does the panel display "SN1"? Replace the hi-limit sensor.

If it still displays "SN1" then replace the board. Q. Why does the control panel display "OH"? Overheat protection may occur if the pump is set to operate for extended periods. In extremely hot weather, check for proper cabinet ventilation. When the hot tub is in a filter cycle, make sure P1 low-speed is on.Make sure that they are open. Check the alignment of the heater element in the heater housing to make sure it is straight and not contacting the sides. Make sure the temperature sensor is installed properly. Q. Why isn't the system maintaining the set temperature of the water? Make sure that the water temperature displayed on the topside panel is at least 1 degree below the heater set temperature and set the control to standard mode. Check voltage across the two connections to the heater. Your meter should read either 120 or 240 volts depending on your installation. If voltage to the heater is good, replace the heater. If your meter reads low or zero voltage, verify proper pressure switch operation.