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NOTE:
The filter cartridge media eventually wears out and reduces its function. Replace the filter
cartridge at least every 6 months to maintain water clarity.
Draining your Spa:
1.
Unplug the GFCI power cord from the electrical receptacle before attempting to drain the spa.
2.
Open the outlet in the outer wall of the spa, located under the power pack at the floor of the spa,
by unscrewing and removing the nut. Screw one end of the inflation hose on to the outlet.
3.
After the spa’s pool has drained, you must run the bubble function 2-3 minutes to drain the
water trapped in the spa’s air pipeline. Plug the GFCI power cord back into the power outlet, the
indicator light should turn on. Perform the GFCI Test and then press the “BUBBLE” button to
drain the water trapped in the spa’s air pipeline.
Important: Only run in this mode until water
stops exiting the inflation hose.
Never dry-run the power pack as such type of operation
will void the warranty.
4.
Once the above steps are completed, unscrew the inflation hose from the outlet and replace
the nut. Ensure the nut is properly tightened.
Cleaning your Spa:
Detergent residues and dissolved solids from bathing suits and chemicals will gradually
accumulate in the spa’s water and on the liner of the spa. To clean, first drain the spa and then
use a mild soap solution to remove any soil or residues. After cleaning, rinse thoroughly with
water before refilling.
Note: do not use brushes, scrub pads or abrasive cleaners. This will
damage your spa’s liner.
REPAIR AND STORAGE:
Spa Repair
If the spa is torn or punctured use the provided repair patch. Dry the area to be repaired. Apply
the glue in the accessory bag to the repair patch and then attach it onto the damaged area.
Smooth the surface to remove any air bubbles. A secure unnoticeable repair can usually be
made.
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