Image 831.10815 Heating System of Your SPA, SPA JET Unit Operation, Securing the SPA Cover, Impor

utes. You should now test the pH level of the water. Use the included test strips to check the pH of the water. Refer to the instructions on the test strip pack- aging to see how to use the test strips.

If the level is too low, add one teaspoon from one of

the “QUICK pHix It UP” packets to the water. Let the water circulate through the spa jet unit for five min- utes. Test the pH level again. Repeat until the pH level is correct.

If the level is too high, add one teaspoon from the “QUICK pHix It DOWN” packets to the water. Let the water circulate through the spa jet unit for five min- utes. Test the pH level again. Repeat until the pH level is correct.

Replace the spa cover and allow the water to contin- ue to heat.

See WATER CHEMISTRY on page 13 for information concerning proper water maintenance.

THE HEATING SYSTEM OF YOUR SPA

The heating system in your spa is designed to be economical for long-term use. Combined with the fact that water absorbs heat very slowly, the effect is that it will take 1 to 3 days (depending on the room tempera- ture) to heat the water in the spa. The good news is that once the water is heated, it will maintain its tem- perature for a relatively low cost. You can reduce the waiting period by filling the spa with hot water, but be aware that the spa holds more water than your water heater. Make sure the spa cover is on and that it is tight while the water is heating. The chart below

shows approximate heating times for different air tem- peratures with a water temperature of 60° to 64°F.

Air T	emperature		Heating T		ime
At	least 70°F	20 to 28 hours
At	least 50°F	28		to 48	hours
At	least 30°F	48		to 72 hours

insert the key and turn it counterclockwise a quarter turn.

Always keep the buckles locked when the spa is not in use. Keep the keys in a safe place, out of the reach of children.

SPA JET UNIT OPERATION

The spa jet unit features four hydro-therapy jets, two suction inlets, and a filter housing.

The four hydro-therapy jets , located on the front of the wet side jet pack, focus the water massage on

your back.

Filter

Jets

Suction Vents

The	suction vents	, located on the bottom side of the
wet side jet pack, pull the water into the spa unit in
order to operate the system. The suction covers
should	always be	in place over the suction vent.
Never operate the spa without the suction covers
in place.
CLEANING THE FILTER
The	filter is located
on the right side of			Cover Cap
the dry side jet

SECURING THE SPA COVER

The spa cover can be secured by snapping the latches on the spa cover into the buckles on the wood surround.

The buckles can be locked by inserting the key and turning it clock- wise a quarter turn. To unlock the buckles,

Latch

Buckle

Key

		Flat Wrench
pack. The filter can
be removed for		Filter Cap
cleaning and		Filter
replacement by
removing the cover
cap and the	filter
cap and then	pulling
the filter from the
spa jet unit.		IMPOR-

TANT: You must prime the spa jet unit (see the instructions on page 10) each time you have cleaned the filter.

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