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Cal Spas LTR20101000 manual Preparing forYour New Portable Spa, System High Power Configuration

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Preparing forYour New Portable Spa

5060 System High Power Configuration

Applies to 6300 systems

The 6300 control system requires higher power than other 240V systems. Dip switch #10 is factory set in the ON position. This causes the heater to shut off when any pump is running in high speed. To allow the heater to continue operating, dip switch #10 must be set to the OFF position.

To ensure your spa functions properly, ensure the following steps are performed before starting your spa:

•When installing the electrical system, use a 60 amp GFCI. Follow the GFCI wiring diagram on the next page.

•Have your dealer or installer set dip switch #10 to the OFF position on the circuit board as shown at right.

Electrical Installation for 11 kW Heater

This applies to Fitness spas with the 11 kW heater only.

Two electrical services are required to heat the swim side of the Fitness Spa.

2010 Portable Spa

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LTR20101000, Rev. C

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Cal Spas LTR20101000 manual Preparing forYour New Portable Spa, System High Power Configuration, Applies to 6300 systems

Contents

LTR20101000, Rev. C 2/28/10 Cleaning and Maintenance Using the Entertainment SystemMaintenance Schedule 120 Volt Electrical InstallationImportant Safety Instructions This FirstRead READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONSRead First!This SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSDANGER --Risk of electric shock 2010 Portable SpaSafety First Keep Your Spa CleanAllow for Service Access Preparing for Your New Portable Spa120 Volt Electrical Installation 240 Volt Electrical InstallationTesting the GFCI Breaker GFCI and Wiring Requirements240V GFCI and Wiring Requirements 4050 System High Power ConfigurationWires Required Your New Portable Spa5060 System High Power Configuration Electrical Installation for 11 kW HeaterPreparing forYour New Portable Spa Applies to 6300 systemsGFCI Wiring Diagram Your New Portable Spa2010 Portable Spa LTR20101000, Rev. C2010 Portable Spa Gas Heater Hook upPreparing forYour New Portable Spa Your New Portable Spa 2010 Portable SpaLTR20101000, Rev. C 9 PreparingforFilling and Powering Up Your Portable Spa Portable SpaPreparing forYour New VERY IMPORTANTPriming the Pump New Portable SpaTemperature Adjustment Operating Your SpaOperating SpaYour 5100, 6200 and 6300 Electronic Control OperationSwitching Modes Setting Filtration CyclesStandard, Economy and Sleep Heating Modes Jets9800 Electronic Control Operation TimeStandard, Economy, Sleep, and Standby Modes Temperature AdjustmentSetting the Temperature Lock Preset Filter CyclesInvert Locking the PanelClean up Cycle OzoneFreeze Protection Operating SpaYourStandard configuration “Sounds Good” System OperationAuxiliary Control Panels Spa Models with 3-pumpsystemDiagnostic Messages Periodic Reminder MessagesMessage FrequencyStby MessageMeaning Action Required2010 Portable Spa Electrical Power EfficiencyOperating SpaYour Jets Diverter KnobsWaterfalls Air VenturisAdjustable Therapy System Wireless Spa MonitorTime Reset Mode Pump On/OffLED Perimeter Lighting 2010 Portable SpaThe Key to Clear Water Clear Water PlanClear PlanWater Testing and Adjusting Spa Water Testing ForClear Water Plan Balancing the Total AlkalinityUsing Chlorine as a Sanitizer Using Bromine as a SanitizerSanitation Adding Sanitizer Tablets to the Chemical ChamberChemical Safety Shocking the WaterIdeal Range Testing ForFilter Cleaning About the Pure XL Water SanitizerClear PlanWater 2010 Portable SpaBather Load Starting the Spa with Fresh WaterClear Water Plan 2010 Portable SpaMaintenance Schedule Each time you refill the spaPrior to each use Once a weekCal Zone Quest Ozonator Cal Clarity Bromine GeneratorStart Up Day One MondayAdjusting The Proper Bromine Levels Once a WeekClear PlanWater Start UpTroubleshooting Water Clarity Problems ProblemPossible Solutions ClearCleaning and Maintenance Removing and Reseating the PillowsSpa Cover 2010 Portable Spa2010 Portable Spa Cleaning and Replacing the FilterDraining Your Portable Spa Freeze damage is not covered by your warranty Winterizing Cold Climate DrainingVacation Care Continuous water flow and drainageCleaning Your Spa Spa Cover and PillowsSpa Shell 2010 Portable Spa2010 Portable Spa Jet Removal and Replacement38 Maintenanceand Cleaning Using the Entertainment System Using the Entertainment SystemListening to the Radio Playing a CDtheUsing SystemEntertainment Using the iPod Docking StationProgramming the Universal Remote Control Device ManufacturerUsing the iSound Remote Music System Using the Entertainment SystemAbout the SunBriteTV Monitor 2010 Portable SpaReplacement Parts CRW 5..5” Power StormPSA 5..5” Power Storm Acupressure PSR 5.25” Power Storm RifleValves SFW 5..5” Sure FlowSW Swim SXW 5..5” Storm, 2 HoleBottom Drain Filtration Return Assembly PillowsDrains WaterfallsReplacement Cabinet Panels Light Assembly CompleteCal Zone Quest Replacement Cartridge Replacement UV Lamp Replacement Quartz SleeveCovers Avalon SeriesDiamond Series 2010 Portable SpaLTR20101000, Rev. C Fitness Series2010 Portable Spa 2010 Portable Spa Family II SeriesGalaxy Series LTR20101000, Rev. C Victory Xtreme Series2010 Portable Spa Keeping Fit with your Spa Ultimate Fitness Series Exercise ProgramSeated Row Standing Chest FlyConnecting the Exercise Equipment 2010 Portable SpaLTR20101000, Rev. C 51 AppendixTroubleshooting SymptomPossible Solutions System / Power ProblemsSymptom Water Problems Possible SolutionsWater is not clean High water consumption Water Pressure Problems Jets surge on and offPump Problems SymptomPossible Solutions Problem with circuit boardCal Spas Chemicals 2010 Portable SpaLTR20101000, Rev. C 55 Appendix2010 Warranty AppendixPortable Spas U..S.. and CanadaManufacturer Warranty Warranty PerformanceProration of Warranty Warranty Limitations and ExclusionsRegister now --it’s fast and it’s easy Locating the product serial numberWarranty Registration •Quicker service