Very helpful video, thanks for making it. Heads up though...”Change em all (switch, tubing, button) it’s only a couple bucks.” I just looked them up on your site, “a couple bucks” = $25 for the switch, $21 for the button, $12 for the cheapest shipping. That’s $58.
Good video. The access to under my tub is on the wrong side. If the air button is stuck, how can I remove the button and just connect it to the air tubing already in place?
will this part work for American Standard Jetted tub? Also I don't have access to under the tub, Is there a way I can still replace this button assemble ?
My problem is that the motor doesn’t turn on at all when the button is pressed. What do you think the problem is and what parts do I need to fix the issue? Thanks!
Aweome i came acrossed one of those dwitches and buttons and had absolutely no clue what they were lol just stumbled upon this video now i kmownehat i got lol thanks
The button on my bath is hard to push and slow to return, it acts like it needs to be lubricated, is there a way to do this or a product to spray on it. It still works fine... (Some times it's harder to push than others, when it's cold it's harder to push)
Just saw your video. My button and bellows seems to be functioning properly and it will 'activate' the air pump to create the jets. However, it will not subsequently 'deactivate' it. IF the button is working to turn it on, and the switch comes on, that seems to me that the system (button, hose and switch) are at least working properly to turn it on. Can't sort out what is keeping it from then being able to turn off. This is on an in-ground pool/hot tub where the hot tub is at least 30' from the air pump and connections of pool machinery. Any ideas?
@@gregorysweldingcan you provide any insight on how to change the bellow with access only to the front of the button? What is the best way to do this?
@@dhoyt7141 I was able to unscrew the whole pushbutton from the top side. i just grabbed the button cover plate with my bare hands, turned it counter clockwise and it screwed right out. It screws into threads which are actually formed into the fiberglass body of the tub itself. The whole button comes out from the top with enough slack in the tubing to pull about 6 inches out of the hole. My house (tub) is 35 years old, and the bottom side of the pushbutton doesn't look anything like the models shown in this video. It looks more like the cheesy pump that you would find in a bottle of spray glass cleaner. Even the tube is the hard poly tubing they use in a spray bottle, not the soft flexible tubing shown in the video. I dont think this button here will work for me.
Very helpful video, thanks for making it.
Heads up though...”Change em all (switch, tubing, button) it’s only a couple bucks.” I just looked them up on your site, “a couple bucks” = $25 for the switch, $21 for the button, $12 for the cheapest shipping. That’s $58.
And? Are you new to adulting?
Good video. The access to under my tub is on the wrong side. If the air button is stuck, how can I remove the button and just connect it to the air tubing already in place?
Mine runs and can’t shut it off either , had to turn breaker off, did you get yours fixed?
@@donkent1513 The plumber was not able to remove the button and we can’t access on the other end of the tub.
Mine stuck on to ,had to disconnect from outlet and I can't access switch does it just pull out and put another one in or what?
@@donkent1513 No
How wide is the air bellow by itself?
will this part work for American Standard Jetted tub?
Also I don't have access to under the tub, Is there a way I can still replace this button assemble ?
I also have this question. Can the bellow be removed from the front of the button? I do not have access to the rear of the button.
I also have this question!
Excellent job....triple play maintenance director.
My problem is that the motor doesn’t turn on at all when the button is pressed. What do you think the problem is and what parts do I need to fix the issue? Thanks!
Aweome i came acrossed one of those dwitches and buttons and had absolutely no clue what they were lol just stumbled upon this video now i kmownehat i got lol thanks
Thanks for the education! Now I think I know how to fix this.
Can you replace this if the tub is tiled around?
Do these work for a Safe step Walk-in tub ?
The hose not suppose to have water on it or yes?
Thank you for making this Video. Great info.
Glad it was helpful!
The button on my bath is hard to push and slow to return, it acts like it needs to be lubricated, is there a way to do this or a product to spray on it. It still works fine... (Some times it's harder to push than others, when it's cold it's harder to push)
Are these OK to use outdoors? Live in FL and the button is rained and sprinkled on.
Thanks excellent video! Helped me fix my broken button
Great to hear!
Just saw your video. My button and bellows seems to be functioning properly and it will 'activate' the air pump to create the jets. However, it will not subsequently 'deactivate' it. IF the button is working to turn it on, and the switch comes on, that seems to me that the system (button, hose and switch) are at least working properly to turn it on. Can't sort out what is keeping it from then being able to turn off. This is on an in-ground pool/hot tub where the hot tub is at least 30' from the air pump and connections of pool machinery. Any ideas?
Mine doing the same thing in my master bathroom. Did you ever figure out what was wrong?
@@donkent1513 No luck. Haven't got it sorted out yet.
Awesome explanation
My tub in master bath stays on, have to turn off withe breaker, cannot get to anything under tub. How to change switch without access?
How can I access my button if the people tiled it in? I tried to pry it off but it won’t budge :(
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Will these parts work on a Clarke jacuzzi tub?
I'm looking for the links and dont see them
My bathtub runs for 5 seconds each time when switched on and then stops. Is this switch related given that it starts at all? Any help will do.
most likely the air switch on the motor
thank you
Can you remove the bello without removing the whole thing from the tub
I need to know this aswell
Yes you can
@@gregorysweldingcan you provide any insight on how to change the bellow with access only to the front of the button? What is the best way to do this?
@@dhoyt7141 I was able to unscrew the whole pushbutton from the top side. i just grabbed the button cover plate with my bare hands, turned it counter clockwise and it screwed right out. It screws into threads which are actually formed into the fiberglass body of the tub itself. The whole button comes out from the top with enough slack in the tubing to pull about 6 inches out of the hole. My house (tub) is 35 years old, and the bottom side of the pushbutton doesn't look anything like the models shown in this video. It looks more like the cheesy pump that you would find in a bottle of spray glass cleaner. Even the tube is the hard poly tubing they use in a spray bottle, not the soft flexible tubing shown in the video. I dont think this button here will work for me.
Cool
Will these 3 units work for a MAAX aerosens soaker tub?
Why will my hose not stay on my air button?
How do you change them when you can get under the tub
Same problem did you figure it out?
That's actually a digital "caliper". A micrometer has a spindle. A caliper has linear travel.
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My button is getting stuck? What the best advices you can give on that?
Mine did the same thing. I stuck a screwdriver in there to work it loose. But I have a new one to replace it.
Can we call you?
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Those are calipers, not micrometers.