Arctic Spas Water Quality Degradation

Spa water is cloudy, foamy, or has a strong odor despite normal operation.

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Possible Causes

Insufficient sanitizer level, High dissolved solids from infrequent water changes, Dirty filter cartridge, Malfunctioning ozone or salt system

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Avoid using the spa until water chemistry is corrected.

  • Test and balance: Use a test kit to check sanitizer, pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness. Adjust to Arctic Spas recommended ranges.
  • Shock the water: Add a non-chlorine or chlorine shock treatment per label directions to oxidize contaminants.
  • Clean or replace filter: Rinse the filter thoroughly; replace if over 1 year old or heavily stained.
  • Check ozone/salt system: Verify that the Arctic Spas ozone generator or salt system is operating (indicator lights, bubbles at injector). Repair or replace as needed.
  • Drain and refill: If water is very old or TDS is high, drain the spa completely, clean the shell, and refill with fresh water.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Arctic Spas filter cartridge
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