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Replacing fuses in your spa’s PC board is often a simple, straightforward solution to various problems that might arise with your spa or its features. The 20 Amp Power Input Fuse is a small piece in your spa’s PC board that allows your spa’s pumps to operate. Replacing this fuse allows you to continue to enjoy your spa and its features.
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As the "command center" of your spa, the circuit board is tasked with making sure your blowers, lights, air filtration system, and high-limit sensors work correctly. Whether you're looking to replace your Down East Spas MS510/1500/1600 Ext. PCB (V/N 53681) or another unit, Master Spa Parts offers a vast selection of replacement circuit boards. These are all competitively priced and ready to ship.
The Circuit board replacement for Twilight Series™ Spas always ships typically within 24 hours to customers ordering this and other spa circuit boards through the Master Spa Parts online store.
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Rechargeable Remote for the Aquatic 6UBT System
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Cooper Heater Strap. This is the shorter style of the 3 we have in stock (SKU #: 300016, SKU #: 300390). Copper construction provides easily installation for connecting your spa heater to the PC Board.
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Daughter Board for Gecko YE-5 Control Pack
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The 20 Amp Fuse by Master Spas is an exact replacement part for your original fuse. It is made to go in your spa’s PC board and supply power to the rest of your spa and its features. The piece is durable, affordable and will provide prolonged enjoyment of your spa.
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This is a copper jumper strap normally used with the ground wires in the spa. These are mounted on the back of the pumps connecting the ground wire. Is part of the connections from the heater to the PC Board.
