Is the wax supposed to flow while the light is on?
2007517
Yes, it should. When I first got it, it took a couple of hours to get started. It also took awhile when out of use for several days. But generally the lava should flow while the light is on.
1674373
Yes, there is an led light that will illuminate when power is connected (red or green not sure, but only one color). Please make sure you use the right plug configuration for your spa equipment. The connecting hose to the ozonerator should have suction, check it by disconnecting the hose and put your finger over it, if no suction the venturi can be cleaned or replaced-- see google or your spa manual. Mine works great. Hope it helps.
1462921
I do not have that problem. You may want to try rubbing candle wax around the edges, using an unlit candle.
1300820
No, the light is directly tied into the dynamo. The slower it turns, the dimmer the light.
2163856
from the factory they have oil on them and with the amount of heat created by the light it will burn the oil. This should only happen first couple times you use it, if it persists then you might have an issue.
1385807
I think I know what you mean. I've had the light move up on me. What I do is point it all the way down then pull back up to where I want it. It more or less stays in place after that barring any severe bumps.
2050842
Depending on the flow of the water through the hose, if the flow was slow, then the light doesn't change fast but if the water flow is abundant and strong, then you're going to see how fast, change, but if you see that even with that the light doesn't go fast, well I guess it's broken or is just that it doesn't matter the flow of the water.p.d. I hope this would work on you, God blessed.
495137
The wax you put in starts as a solid, so you want to be careful about how much you put in (these can take 2 of the squares as long as they're standard size). While I'm sure the wax CAN burn, it's never happened to me and I use the bulbs that came with the night light. If you added stronger wattage, the wax might burn, but I'm not sure how much wattage it would take or if they make tiny light bulbs in that size.
1416287
I agree with Buzz's answer: the wax looks like plastic, but the flickering is very nice. I put ours into paper luminaries so we can enjoy the light and never see the wax.
428966
There is a fairly snug fitting piece of plexiglass that slides under the light assembly. Minimal amounts of moisture actually reach the LED's if any.
2207601
Yes the flow is very slow on mine, more exposure time to the light. However if it gets too slow the foam filter on it might be clogged. Just pull it out and rinse it off and put it back on, might notice a increase in flow.
495134
1 cube will not overflow, wax doesn't burn. should be replaced 1 every week or so( scent only lasts about a week or so)I keep my night light on 24-7.
276258
No, Let it get hot enough for the light to go on and as long as there is enough pressure the steam will keep coming.Maybe you have a defective one. Do as the directions tell you.
243008
The light is supposed to be lit when charging. It might have a faulty or loose bulb. If it charges, I wouldn't worry about the light.
276259
No, Let it get hot enough for the light to go on and as long as there is enough pressure the steam will keep coming. Maybe you have a defective one. Do as the directions tell you.
2005196
I leave it on all winter on the low setting. Otherwise it would take too long to warm up the wax.
1046068
The light does function while it being charged, but does not turn on while it's charging cuz the battery is completing the circuit in between the the 2 contacts in the chamber. Good light though!!