Sundance Spas
Water Quality / Filtration Inefficiency
Spa water is cloudy, foamy, or has a strong odor despite normal filtration cycles.
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Possible Causes
Dirty or saturated Sundance MicroClean filter, Inadequate filtration cycle settings, High bather load with insufficient sanitizer, Non-functioning ozone or CLEARRAY system
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Do not use the spa if sanitizer levels are low or water is visibly contaminated.
- 1. Test water: Use test strips or a liquid kit to check sanitizer, pH, alkalinity, and hardness. Adjust to Sundance-recommended ranges.
- 2. Clean or replace filter: Rinse the filter thoroughly; if older than 1 year or heavily stained, replace it.
- 3. Increase filtration: Adjust the control panel to run longer or more frequent filtration cycles.
- 4. Shock the spa: Add a non-chlorine or chlorine shock according to label directions to oxidize contaminants.
- 5. Check ozone/UV: Verify that the ozone or CLEARRAY system is operating if your model is equipped.
- When to call a technician: Persistent water quality issues may indicate a hidden circulation or ozone/UV problem that needs professional evaluation.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Sundance MicroClean Filter Cartridge
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