Watkins SOR, LAP SPA Frog Water Care System, SPA Frog Cartridge Replacement Instructions, Steps

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WATER MAINTENANCE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

 

 

Ideal Range (ppm)

What Chemicals to Use

 

Steps

Minimum

Maximum

To Raise

To Lower

1

Total Alkalinity

125

150

Sodium Hydrogen

Sodium Bisulfate

 

 

 

 

Carbonate, or

 

 

 

 

 

Sodium Bicarbonate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

Calcium Hardness

150

200

Calcium Hardness

Use a mixture of

 

 

 

 

Increaser

75% hard water

 

 

 

 

 

and 25% soft water

 

 

 

 

 

or use a Stain and

 

 

 

 

 

Scale Inhibitor

3

pH

7.4

7.6

Sodium Hydrogen

Sodium Bisulfate

 

 

 

 

Carbonate

 

 

 

 

 

4

Sanitizer

See section on Maintaining the Sanitizer Level

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SPA FROG WATER CARE SYSTEM

The SPA FROG WaterCare system is comprised of the following products:

•The SPA FROG mineral cartridge that introduces minerals into the spa water, inhibiting bacteria growth. When combined with MPS it oxidizes particulates in the spa water.

•The SPA FROG Bromine (BCDMH) is the only recommended sanitizer that will work in conjunction with the Spa Frog mineral cartridge in this system.

•Monopersulfate (MPS) is an oxidizing chemical used to prevent the buildup of contaminants, maximize sanitizer efficiency, and improve water clarity.

•FreshWater® III high output ozone system uses Corona Discharge technology to produce a high concentration of ozone, which is injected into the spa water.

NOTE: Refer to your SPA FROG Owner’s Manual for start-up and operations instructions. The owner’s manual is included with the SPA FROG starter kit.

It is important to follow the recommended application and maintenance programs outlined for each product’s use. If the spa is being used over an extended period of time, such as a whole afternoon or evening, additional sanitizer will be needed.

A weekly “shock treatment” is required. The shock treatment quickly destroys any remaining contaminants while revitalizing the bromine in the water.

To weekly “shock treat” your spa you may use MPS (sodium dichlor may also be used). Sodium dichlor may be a more appropriate weekly shock for those users that experience heavy bather load conditions.

IMPORTANT NOTE: MPS is an oxidizer, not a sanitizer.

SPA FROG CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS

The SPA FROG bromine cartridge should be replaced every 2-4 weeks, depending on User Load. The SPA FROG mineral cartridge should be replaced every 4 months. When replacing the mineral cartridge, it is highly recommended that the spa be drained and refilled at the same time. After refilling the spa with water, balance the Total Alkalinity (A), Calcium Hardness (CH) and pH to the recommended levels. Shock the spa by adding MPS.

To replace SPA FROG cartridges, follow these steps:

1.Turn off power to the spa.

2.Unscrew SPA FROG cap on top edge of spa.

3.Turn handle counter-clockwise.

4.Lift cartridge holder up and out of spa.

5.Turn top cap of mineral cartridge to setting #6 (The mineral cartridge should last 4 months.) Turn top cap of bromine cartridge to setting #7. NOTE: Adjust bromine cartridge setting down by one setting each day until a residual of 1.0 - 2.0 ppm level of bromine is established. (The bromine cartridge should last 2-4 weeks.)

6.Snap bromine cartridge in at bottom of holder and mineral cartridge on top.

NOTE: It is important that the bromine cartridge is on bottom; otherwise, the bromine cartridge could be dispensed prematurely.

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Contents N e r ’ s M a n u a l OwnerÕs Manual Table of Contents Avoiding the Risk to Children Safety InformationImportant Safety Instructions DonõtRisks to Avoid Health problems affected by spa useUnclean water Avoiding the Risk of HyperthermiaSite Preparation Installation InstructionsImportant SPA Instructions INDOOR/BASEMENT Installation Outdoor and Patio InstallationDeck Installation Installation InstructionsSelecting the Voltage for Your SPA Electrical InstallationSPA Cover Installation Volt ConversionVolt Subpanel Wiring Instructions Sorrento Trinidad Jumper ConfigurationSpa Frog Spa Specifications & IllustrationLA Palmatm Model LAP Mallorca Model MAL SPA Specifications & Illustration8 Spa Specifications & Illustration Overhead ViewSorrento Model SOR 10 Spa Specifications & Illustration Trinidad Model TRIOperating Instructions START-UP and Refill ProceduresOperating Instructions Precision Jets Heating and Hydromassage SystemsHydromassage Jets AIR Control SystemSafety Equipment SPA Control PanelFilter Cycles Clean CycleSplendors LED Lighting Optional La PalmaTM & Mallorca Spas onlyMusic Sound System Locking FeaturesStereo Control Panel Mode Button Jet Menu JET Pump 1 JET SystemJET Pump 2 JET System Directional Precision Jets on back right wall JET PumpDirectional Precision Jets on back left wall Directional Precision Jets in loungeSorrento Model SOR JET System Menu JET SystemTrinidad Model TRI JET System Menu General Information Water Quality and MaintenanceMethods for Testing the SPA Water Filling the SPA with Water HOT Spot SPA Water Maintenance ProgramWater Quality and Maintenance Balancing the Total Alkalinity TAMaintaining the Sanitizer Level 22 Water Quality and MaintenanceBalancing the PH Ideal pH level for your spa water isIdeal Range ppm SPA Frog Cartridge Replacement InstructionsSPA Frog Water Care System Steps24 Water Quality and Maintenance Following the SPA Frog Sanitizer RoutineBromine Supplemental Water MaintenanceDoõs and Donõts Super ChlorinationFoam Inhibitors Cleaning the Ozone Injector26 Water Quality and Maintenance Question Why can’t I fill my spa with soft water? Common Water Chemistry Questions28 Maintenance and Spa Care Maintenance and SPA CareFilter Maintenance Water TerminologyLA Palma Maintenance and Spa CareCare of the SPA Pillows To remove and replace the spa pillowsWood SPA Cabinet Care of the ExteriorCare of the SPA Cover Simulated SPA CabinetWinterizing Your SPA NON-OPERATION in Cold ClimateActs Invalidating Warranty Service InformationMiscellaneous Service Information Service InformationWatkins Customer Service DisclaimersTroubleshooting Problem Probable causes SolutionsPage Watkins Manufacturing Corporation Vista, California USA

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