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Get acquainted with the newest Arctic Spas hot tub - the Arctic Ocean

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If you're looking to buy a hot tub for you or the entire family, Arctic Spas has created their newest hot tub that is guaranteed to please hot tub enthusiasts and first-time water goers. This revolutionary hot tub combines the health benefits of a swimming pool and a hot tub - all in one. With the Arctic Ocean hot tub, users can soak and take in its therapeutic properties, or take part in water fitness and exercise activities. The Arctic Ocean is large enough to even take an invigorating swim. You can enjoy low impact activities or just sit back and relax in an Arctic Saps Arctic Ocean hot tub - the choice is yours. Its size and innovative features make the Arctic Spas Arctic Ocean hot tub one that is proving to be a family favourite.



There are a multitude of reasons why people purchase hot tubs. Whether it's for fitness, leisure, or socializing - hot tubs can truly enhance anyone's quality of life. If you're searching for a hot tub that can give you and your family a variety of choice, the Arctic Spas Arctic Ocean hot tub is definitely an all around people pleaser.

The Arctic Spas Arctic Ocean hot tub delivers full body therapy. It features specially designed seating, adjustable jets and water flow, hand jets, floor jets, neck jets, etc. Its built-in padded headrests ensure extra comfort while soaking. This hot tub also features drink holders and comes in a variety of colors and textures. It's carefully designed structure guarantees quality and durability. The Arctic Ocean hot tub is equipped with Arctic Spas Forever Floor®, Forever Flex Cabinets, self-supporting composite hull, floor drain and more. It's a hot tub that is built to give you everything you want in a hot tub with superior quality and care. The Arctic Ocean hot tubs also comes with a lifetime guarantee on the spa shell. The Arctic Spas Arctic Ocean hot tub is a clear choice for families and for those seeking ultimate relaxation.

Shopping in the Toronto and Durham areas? An Arctic Spas location is right around the corner! Arctic Spas Toronto and Durham offer a selection of hot tubs including the Arctic Ocean hot tub. Come and stop by the showroom in the Toronto and Durham location or visit Arctic Spas Toronto and Durham at http://www.arctichottubs.com.

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  1. Broadway Bum says:
    February 20, 2010 at 8:06 pm

    What is the best spa/hot tub brand for therapy?
    I guess I’m looking for a spa that will sooth aches, back pain in particular. Is there a spa brand in particular that excels in providing spas that do that? I’ve heard Sundance Spas are good, but I’m still looking around…

  2. curiosity says:
    September 30, 2010 at 4:43 am

    I used to own a hot springs spa…it was awesome. I moved and the spa was too difficult to take with me, I miss it sooooo much!

  3. Bob C says:
    December 10, 2010 at 10:54 pm

    I have a Saratoga Spa hot tub that all of a sudden neither of the 2 pumps turn on but the blower motor does?
    Both pumps when the buttons are pushed seem to be running ,but I’m not getting any of the jets to work.We live in the North East and its been really cold, but the water temp is somewhere around 100, so I’m pretty sure its not frozen.It’s just very odd that both pumps aren’t working at the same time? I’ve had this hot tub for around 8 yrs.

  4. James R. Reed, II says:
    February 21, 2011 at 3:44 pm

    My hot tub shuts off (trips the GFI breaker) if I hit the “jets” button two times too quickly. Any idea why?
    We recently bought a used Cal Spas hot tub with limited documentation, none of which addresses this possible scenario.

    By default, the spa runs the pump for four hours after I first turn it on. Two times now I have gotten too anxious and have played with the jets or light during that four hour period.

    Usually that doesn’t create a problem but both times I accidentally turned the jets one when I meant to hit lights. I rapidly hit the jets button a second time to shut off the jets.

    Both times that has caused the GFI breaker to trip.

    In each case, it takes about 12 hours before I can turn the breaker back on and restart the hot tub.

    Any thoughts?

  5. T C says:
    March 13, 2011 at 4:18 pm

    Now hold on pardner! Don’t run out and pour more power in, or buy a new breaker! Sounds to me like the breaker is doing it’s job. What is confusing is you think you are working with the gfi, when what you are experiencing is an overload. Starting and stopping any big motor is going to cause excessively high current and high current will cause an overload. You don’t have a real problem, just let the pump run for a minuet or so after turning it on and then shut it off, your problem will go away or my name isn’t Sparky.

  6. Jonathan says:
    March 15, 2011 at 3:38 am

    IF THEY ARE RUNNING,IT SOUNDS LIKE THERE may be air in the system (did you recently refill spa?) or possibly the impellers are blocked more tips here: http://www.swimming-pool-information.com/pool-pump-problems.html

  7. scubabob says:
    March 31, 2011 at 6:41 pm

    The button you press to engage the high speed on the pump, does exactly that, it increases the water flow. The jets work somewhat like a venturi in a automobile carborator. Water is restricted in the jet and forced to move quickly through it. There’s an air hole at the top of the jet, inside, that “feeds” air from the airline into this quickly moving water. Sometimes, if the water level is too high or if the jets themselves are turned down (partially closed), you’ll get a short burst of air, then nothing. It’s also possible that the airline itself is partially blocked, sometimes with hair or scale. If this is the actual cause, after ruling everything else out, those jets need to be unscrewed out of the return outlet and cleaned. It’s also a good idea to run the pump briefly to get anything else in that line out. You may need a special tool, depending on the jet maker ( it’s not going to be American Spa) to get the jets out.
    Look for what looks like a round cap, near each jet or near your controls. Some models have the air control situated like this. Turning the cap counter clockwise, opens the air line. Failing that, your jets may be of the old variety and require you to open each one, individually, by turning the actual jet nozzle. Again, counter clockwise opens them.

  8. Eric G says:
    April 4, 2011 at 8:22 pm

    How do you change a hot tub setting from a short pulse of the jet to a constant stream of bubbles?
    I have an American Spa hot tub probably from the 80′s. It has two buttons on the top near the filter, a button for the light and for the jet. The jet button seems to only have one setting. If I press the button once it causes the jets to send out a short burst of bubbles for 5-10 seconds, then stops for 20 seconds, then another burst. On the electrical box down on the side of the tub there is a timer switch and nothing else. I don’t see any way to adjust from short pulse to constant jet. Any advice?

  9. bbj1776 says:
    April 18, 2011 at 10:58 pm

    Cal Spas hot tub flash “FL”, low flow.?
    Checked the pump, it looks good. When tub is turned on , the pump come on, led shows FL.
    Did get to start heating, but when engage jet it would stop pumping and led would go to FL.

  10. Jay says:
    April 21, 2011 at 4:26 am

    Here is what my manual says:

    FL Flow switch (heater is deactivated. The filter/circulation may also be deactivated.) Proper flow of water is inhibited or a flow switch has malfunctioned. Check for proper water level and for clogged filter.

    *NOTE: This message can also appear if the pump has not regained prime after the hot tub has been drained and refilled. If you suspect this is the case, see instructions under “Pump does not operate and icon does.”

    The instructions under “Pump does not operate but…” are as follows:

    Depress the jets sensor
    1. If no sound is detected or if a buzzing sound is detected, turn off power to the hot tub and contact your dealer or service center.
    2. If motor operates but no water flows to jets: Pump may not be properly primed. See instructions on priming pump.

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