I read that they say that it's subsides over the years and they also sell a product that you can spray on the deck but that washes away with the weather and you must reapply. If this is the case I'm sure I can live with this until it goes away just want to be safe.
I contacted the manufacturer and they said that it was common for this to happen and referred me to use a product called staticide or I can just wait it out. I may try the product but it does wear off from weather so waiting it out will work also.
I know this is an old post but I’m having the same problem with my pool but when I disconnect the ground as you’ve mentioned the current goes away. What exactly does that mean?a,
Welcome to TFP... a great place to find the answers to all your "Rose Garden" pool and spa questions...
I suspect that there is a difference in electrical potential between your deck and your electrical ground... I know the power is off, but the ground is most likely still connected... just as a test, disconnect the ground wire, that is going to your spa and see if (with the power still off) you are still getting your small shock..
What type of deck is the tub on? I suspect concrete. I assume you are getting the shock while standing on the deck..
Let us know the results of this test..
Thanks,
Jim R.
