Why is my Cold Plunge not cooling?

If your Cold Plunge isn't cooling, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the chiller unit is properly plugged in and powered on. Sometimes, the water level might be too low, which can affect the cooling process. If the unit is operational but not reaching the desired temperature, it may require maintenance or a reset.

To dive deeper, ensure the water is properly circulated. Clogged filters or improper water balance can hinder the chiller's efficiency. If the unit is running continuously without achieving the desired temperature, it may indicate a mechanical failure or need for a refrigerant refill.

For instance, if you recently moved your Cold Plunge to a different location, temperature changes in the environment can also impact its performance. Remember to check for any obstructions around the unit that might prevent heat dissipation.

A pro tip is to regularly clean the filters and check the water chemistry to maintain optimal performance. This can prevent many cooling issues before they arise.

However, if you're not comfortable with DIY troubleshooting, it may be wise to consult a professional or the manufacturer's customer service.