What size blower should I buy?
Check out our installation guide for sizing blowers, available in English and Spanish.
How can I purchase an Air Supply blower?
Contact us, visit your local pool spa retailer, or any online retailer.
Is my blower defective?
Refer to our online Blower Troubleshooting Guide to determine the issue.
How do I complete a warranty return if my blower is defective?
- First, call us at 1-800-848-3077.
- Inform us of the blower being returned, as well as the date of manufacturing.
- Once that is done, we will provide you with an RGA number which you use to fill out this Air Supply RGA Form.
- After filling out the form, put it in a box with the blower and ship it to the following address: 1950 NW 15th st pompano beach FL, 33069.
I just installed a new blower on my newly built pool and the blower shuts off in less than 5 minutes. What’s happening?
- Check installation guide for sizing blower. The number of water jets should match the size of the blower – not enough jets will cause blower to overheat.
- Check to see that the water jets are assembled correctly and that all the jets are in the open position.
- Make sure the check valve is in the correct orientation (the arrow on check valve should be pointing away from blower).
- Run the blower only with the water pump off. If the blower runs for 30 minutes or more, then the blower is functioning correctly. At this point, it could be that the water pump is forcing water back into the air line. Try increasing the openings (larger eyeballs) on the water jets to reduce the water pressure.
I drilled a quarter inch hole in the PVC pipe below my blower and when I run my water pump, water comes out of the hole even though it is well above water level. What should I do?
You have too much back pressure from the water pump which forces water back into the air line.
- Check your water jets to make sure they are all open.
- If you recently changed your water pump with a higher horsepower water pump, it may be too big for your system, causing water to back up into the air line. Try putting in larger eyeballs in the water jets to reduce pressure.
I just purchased my blower and it ran for 30 seconds before shutting off. I waited for more than an hour and it still does not work. What should I do?
If your new blower is rated for 120 volt and you connected to a 240 volt circuit, then you have blown the internal one time fuse. You must return the blower to air supply to have the fuse replaced.
How long can I run my blower?
It is recommended that you run the air blower only when you are in the spa, usually about 30 minutes at a time.