Need access panels replaced for cetra whirlpool tub

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if you can remove the center bezel and trim ring, get some emery cloth from the plumbing store and run it on the inside of the button body where the bezel goes up/down and then do the same thing to the outside of the bezel. You probably have calcium deposits on it making it a little too tight for the button bezel to go up and down.

I think your air switch needs replacing

Maybe a GFCI outlet that it's pluged into may be tripped . check any other GFCI outlets through your house and make sure none are tripped.

Some tubs have access doors with GFCI outlets near motor at tub may be tripped.

If the Pump will NOT turn OFF, then the switch, must have failed, in the ON position, I suspect you will need to replace it.

It does hook up to the pump/motor there should be a friction fitting that the hose fitts over there is a square like box sitting on top of motor this is where i would look for the hook up (should be in the area of the pump/motor electrical cord) . I hope this helps. Thanks for using FIXYA. Have a great week.

Well if its not from drain then it could be from one of the supply valve (hot/cold) it is also possible that its leaking from the overflow drain. this gets overlooked sometimes because of its location. One thinks that water has to be filled that high but one might be surprised how much water gets there when taking a shower or splashing in the tub. There should be an access panel to check the valves and overflow gasket. If not remove the handles and echuns to see if you can see anything.

You may not need to replace any parts. If it is leaking around the seal (which I have had happen on occassion), a high quality silicone adhesive should be applied. However, it is best to unscrew the jet at the connection so as to get good coverage. Just applying the adhesive around the connection without getting it between the unfinished portion of your tub, is just asking for future problems.

All the electric power source to all jacuzzi tubs all required to be protected by a "ground fault" device. Have you noticed special wall receptacles in your kitchen and bathroom that have 'test' and 'reset' buttons? There may be a receptacle (or something that looks like a receptacle but without any slots for plugs) near the tub. Push the reset button. If the pump for the tub has an access panel, the device may be behind the panel. And last, the circuit breaker in the main electrical panel may be a ground fault type and needs reset there. Good Luck