My bathtub jacuzzi wont work. I reset the circuit breakers but nothing. I filled the tub but nothing comes out of the jets

Bad ground or faulty GFI plug.

either one of ur hoses has come off or is stopped up get to the sides and see if one has come off

This depends on when the tub was installed. By electrical code (NEC) all jetted tubs have to be GFCI protected. You may have to look for an outlet shaped devise with a rest button on it. Some jetted tubs have 2, one for motor and one for heat. Some electricians place the GFCIs in the same area as the motor for the tub. Also by code the motors have to be accessable, so there should be a door that opens up to expose the motor for servicing. You may find the GFCIs there, if so, check that they are reset, and have power. You can use a standard lamp if nothing else to check the power (sometimes multimeters lie, so I like to use something that proves current flow like a lamp, vacuum, drill, etc.)

That should get you on the right track.

well i''m a plumber and it wouldn't be one of our problems. most likely, the electrishians didn't hook power up to it, or they did it wrong and burn't it out.

You'll need to start electrical troubleshooting from a point where you have power and then keep testing further into the unit to find out where the power stops. Is there a local 'ground fault' reset button inside the hot tub control area (under the tub?)

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

The light is supposed to be on when the tub is full of water and the pump comes on. Make sure the heater is plugged into a seperate breaker, it cannot be on the same line as the pump.
Look on the heater for a label. If your heater is installed on the discharge side of the pump it should say "pressure heater" on it. If it is installed in front of the pump it should say "Vacuum Heater" on it.
Once installed, fill the tub with water and turn the pump on. If it is installed in the correct position the light will come on when the pump turns on.

open the the repiar panel and see if the pump is working. you may hear the motor running but not the pump.

Each Jet will have an adjustment many times right on the jet nozzle. Carefully try to rotate them counter clockwise to open up the jet. This assumes you can here the motor running.

Phil