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Ok, if this is a heated tub then it is possible that it works off of 220-240 Volts AC. Either you have a disconnect close to or connected to the tub, or it may be wired directly to the main home panel. One side of the 220 volts circuit breaker may be tripped. (being that what makes up 220 volts is two lines of 120) Your circuit breaker may look like it is not in the tripped position, so shut off the circuit breakers then turn them back on again and see if that may have helped.

sounds to me like a bad capacitor but since it did quit you may have now a bad pump

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Refill service for the Duster, PATHETIC!!! This shouldn't be so hard to find the slots to put a new duster on the wand. NOT WORTH the Money!!! Shame on me for giving you my hard earned monies, for a ** product. I agree with a lot of what some people are saying except the person who said they don't make the xlarge wet cleaning size sheets. Yes, found them at Lowe's. Expensive but good idea about individually wrapping them. Kudos to the person who thought of that. I give you 4 stars but please make sides a tad longer for more tucking in tabs. You do that and I will give you 5 stars. Also make them easier to find. Loved the fact that it was a quick and easy in between regular mopping with a mop and bucket. After using it for about a year I noticed that my kitchen floor was looking dingy and tacky (even though I used a regular mop with hot soapy water at minimum of 3 times a month). I ended up on my hands and knees scrubbing with a scrub brush with dish soap and bleach... the dirt that came up was unbelievable! I won't use the WetJet anymore. I always loved the regular dry Swiffer for hardwood floor and still recommend that for a quick dusting or removal of pet hair, (not crazy about the wet pads though). The solution from the WetJet is totally the issue... It leaves a film that attracts dirt and holds it in the grooves of the flooring. I wish I had invested in floor steamer as I probably spend the $100 on the WetJet, pads and solution I have used in a year.

Google has step by step procedures. Power off, open faucet to drain. Power on and adjustment screw under wire covering.

They run the pump that sprays the cleaning solution.

Yes the batteries are defective.

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The specific configuration can vary depending on the model year and design changes. Additionally, providing incorrect information about fuel line connections could be dangerous. For accurate information on the fuel line connections for your specific jet ski model, I recommend consulting the owner's manual that came with your watercraft. The owner's manual typically contains detailed instructions and diagrams on how to properly connect and route the fuel lines. If you don't have the owner's manual or if you're unsure about the correct fuel line connections, it's essential to reach out to the manufacturer, a certified Sea-Doo dealer, or a qualified technician who can provide accurate guidance based on your specific jet ski model and its year of manufacture. Safety is a top priority when working with fuel systems, so it's crucial to ensure that the connections are correct to prevent accidents and damage to the watercraft.

Can you not take the shower head off and soak it all.

The nozzles have probably become clogged with sediment over time. Soak shower head in CLR for 3 - 5 minutes to dissolve sediment. Run water. If nozzles still not free, repeat the CLR soak. If still not working then nozzle head probably needs replacing.

check impellers for debris or build up --motor bearings possible failure

Hi if u have 2 x 12 volt batteries connected in series :::: this bring the voltage up to 24 volts u can use it ..cheers

the jet action of the unit is dependent on good quality blades on the impeller Sand , muddy water , plastic, weeds all affect the impeller and wear down the blades what you describe indicates an impeller to housing clearance wear problem from one or all of the above

How long ago did you use it? If you did not use it often, probably the ink crystallized on the printing head thingy. What you need to do (assuming you installed cartridges correctly) is to run the clean feature several times until the black comes out... maybe between 6-8 times. If that does not do it, you might need to get a new printer... which is not a terrible thing, considering a new printer has new ink on it and with ink prices now you're not paying much for the printer.

Contact whoever your are paying.

examine switch wiring and fix or repair as necessary

unsealed tiles are porous so when you sprayed or mopped the solution would be adsorbed by tile---cleaner can be used with the grout

Are the water jet ports blocked? Food, etc