Aruba Spa 2003 Breeze, 2003 Escape Hazard, This system should be set to maintain, CELSIUS 104 F

HAZARD

This system should be set to maintain

a water temperature NO GREATER THAN

40° CELSIUS (104° F).

1)Make sure all of the jets are in the full open position, (refer to Hydrotherapy Jets, page 13).

2)The Electronic Operating System spa control has automat- ic functions that operate upon start-up and normal operation to protect the system. Power up system and “Pur” will appear for 30 seconds while system is in purge mode then normal operation will resume.

3)With the breaker in the “On” position check to see if water is circulating. If not then you must prime the pump. To prime the pump turn union #1 slowly 1/2 to 1 turn to release air, being careful not to open too far. After you hear the water begin circulating, retighten the union. The pump must be primed every time the water is changed. Check to see if water is coming from all the jets.

4)At the end of the boot up, 30 seconds, the pump will be in high speed until the water temperature reaches 52°F. If your water temperature is below 39°F, at the time of fill, the top- side control will toggle back and forth reading th2/39. The pack system is in lockout and the pump will run in high speed until the water temperature reaches 52°F. Once the water temperature has reached 52°F, the pump will then run in low speed. You can now set your water temperature to your desired level.

Note: At the time of boot up, your spa will automatically go through its first filtration cycle for 2 hours.

5)Press the pump button on the control panel to test if the pump is changing from low to high-speed, (refer to Topside Control Component Identification, next page). You will be able to tell the difference between low and high-speed by the sound of the water moving through the spa’s plumbing sys- tem. Press the pump button again to return the pump to low speed.

6)Once the water has reached the set temperature add chem-

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