Some tubs with air jets have a sensor that detects water in the piping and cycles the air pump to blow out the water in the air jets. Make sure the faucet is not dripping as the water leaking into the tub could be causing the pump cycling problem.
Hope this helps.
Bob
SOURCE: The jets on my aker
could be a few things ---
1. it could be the on/off switch.
2. it could be a loose wire.
3. it could be a bad motor.
4. it could be a blown fuse or a bad breaker at the panel.
c...
SOURCE: Aker Swirlbath. on/off
1. Whirlpool does not
start/stop.
A. No power to pump motor. A. Set/Reset GFCI breaker; check
wiring. If problem persists, refer to
installer/dealer.
B. Faulty air switch in pump motor. B. Replace air switch in pump motor.
Refer to installer/dealer.
C. Faulty air actuator. C. Replace air actuator. Refer to
installer/dealer.
D. Air actuator tubing disconnected,
loose, kinked, plugged, or damaged.
D. Connect, tighten, straighten, clean, or
replace air actuator tubing. Refer to
installer/dealer.
E. Faulty pump/motor. E. Repair or replace pump/motor. Refer
to installer/dealer.
As you can see from this.... there are a few things that can cause this...
the most likely is the air switch...but check the tubing for cracks and kinks first....
heatman101
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