Sometimes the spa just doesn't feel as warm as you are used to, and you wonder why. You know the heater is turned on and you let it heat up for the normal amount of time. You can feel the heat rising out of the heater too. What could be the problem? Typically it is the result of a poorly burning flame over the burners that cause a low transfer of heat to the heat exchanger which sits above the flames. This can be because of low gas pressure or a gas valve that is malfunctioning, but usually it is less complex of a problem. Those small insects that populate our backyards need to have a place to sleep and a place to call home. Even pool heaters in Bel Air ca are the nesting places for these spiders especially during the winter season when we may not be using our heaters regularly. They crawl into the very small places of the gas manifold system and deposit their webs or eggs for the next generation. These naturally obstruct the easy flow of gas to the burners and restrict the flame causing much less heat to reach the exchanger, and viola - our spa thermometer reads a few degrees less than normal. Keeping the environment around the pool equipment clean will minimize this problem greatly, as well as a periodic bug extermination.

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