Re: spa: day 2!

From: Erik W. Selberg (selberg@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Wed Aug 30 2000 - 00:12:43 PDT

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Didn't use the spa today, but this AM it was 96 and when I got home
this evening it was at 93. Seems that the water likes being right
around the mid 90s here, although I do have it set for 104 and the
heater does appear to be on.

I also noticed that the air blower is blowing in cold air into the spa
when we used it... which doesn't make sense for a thermal-sealed spa.

Any ideas here?

-e

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