Spa Operations Guide, Hazard | Aruba Spa 2003 Serenade, 2003 Escape

SPA OPERATIONS GUIDE

icals to adjust the water balance (see Chemical Maintenance, page 19).

7)The spa pack is thoroughly tested before shipping. The most common cause of immediate pack failure is dry firing (this occurs if the pump is running and the water is not cir- culating) and this type of failure is not covered by warranty.

8)If you experience any problems with the procedures above contact an Aruba customer service representative.

9)After your spa is operational you must install the Spa Cover latches. The locks will already be attached to the end of the straps. Position the tie strap so it is fully extended, without stretching. Locate the 2 holes on the locking mecha- nism, marking them with a pen. Remove the locking mecha- nism from the strap and fasten to the spa.

HAZARD

Never leave an uncovered spa unattended, and never leave a covered spa unlatched.

SPA OPERATIONS GUIDE

Topside Control Component Identification

Heat s and Heat t buttons

The spa’s thermostat is to provide you with optimum control of the spa water temperature. This temperature set point can be adjusted from 21° C (70° F) to 40° C (104 degrees F).

Invert Button

This button will flip the LED readout 180°.

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Aruba Spa 2003 Serenade Spa Operations Guide, Hazard, Topside Control Component Identification, Heat s and Heat t buttons

Contents

ARUBA SPAS Box 2266 Station R Kelowna, BC V1X 4K6 TABLE OF CONTENTS HAZARD INTRODUCTIONDear Aruba Customer HOW YOUR ARUBA SPA IS BUILT GETTING STARTED TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION ITEMS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF YOUR SPA these safety IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSHAZARD using your POSITIONING YOUR SPA YARD INSTALLATIONDECK INSTALLATION INDOOR INSTALLATION ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ACCESSIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS GND N L1 L2 START-UPPREPARATIONS Do not run the pump until the spa is full of Knife Valve #2 INITIAL START-UPKnife Valve #1 Pump 40 CELSIUS 104 F This system should be set to maintaina water temperature NO GREATER THAN Heat s and Heat t buttons SPA OPERATIONS GUIDETopside Control Component Identification Invert Button Filter Cycle Programming Pump buttonLight CELSIUS OR FAHRENHEIT All jet trim kits must be properly seated or HYDROTHERAPY JETSMicro Directional air flow may be restricted Swirl Jet Cluster JetsMassage Jet chemical treatment with an ozonator OZONATORS-OPTIONALIt is necessary to use Chlorine or Bromine This system only accepts a 220v Ozonator TROUBLE SHOOTING Display flashes FLO FLOW CHEMICAL MAINTENANCE INITIAL START UP PROCEDURES Weekly WATER MAINTENANCE SCHEDULECONDUCTING PROPER WATER TESTS Sanitizers such as Sodium BROMINE Low pH CHEMICAL TABLE OF EQUIVALENTS CHARTPROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROPER WATER BALANCE High pH Causes of pH change CARE FOR YOUR SPADRAINING YOUR SPA To drain the spa Make sure you replace your filter cartridges FILTER CLEANINGSPA SURFACE at least once every six months When cleaning the surface use only acrylic CABINETCOVER cleaners Fading and discolouration SPECIAL COLD WEATHER INSTRUCTIONS Smart Protect Warranty service agent at WARRANTY INFORMATIONand its exclusions For warranty service contact a 1-877--877-2087 WARRANTY FIVE YEAR LIMITED NO LEAKONE YEAR LIMITED SKIRT L I M I T E D REGISTRATION To validate this warranty, the original purchaser must complete the warranty registration card and mail it to ARUBA SPAS within 30 days of deliv- ery of the spa P Spa won’t turn on TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDEPROBLEM DIAGNOSIS ACTION P Spa comes on by itself P GFCI shuts down frequently P Water not cleanP Motor shuts down while in use P Abnormal water usage P Foaming of water P pH is too lowP Formation of chloramines P Scale deposits CIRCULATION PUMP OPERATIONS Optional Purchase Maintenance WEEKLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULEClean DATE 920 Leathead Road Kelowna, BC V1X 2J8