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~ First Things First ~

Filling the Spa

Please take the following precautionary measures before filling the spa:

1. Make sure the electrical service is shut off at the breaker. Failure to do so may cause damage to the

pump(s) and/or heater, which is not covered under your limited warranty.

2. Remove the cabinet panel directly below the topside controls to access the equipment compartment. Make

sure the pipe unions on either side of the pump(s) are tight.

You are now ready to fill your spa. Please follow the instruction’s below:

1. Place the garden hose down inside the filter housing. On a dual-filter system, use the filter closest to the

topside control panel. Remove the skimmer (and filter basket on certain systems) to access the filter and filter

housing.

2. Feed the garden hose down into the filter housing and turn on the water. **If using well water, use the hose

filter attachment to reduce contaminants and help water’s alkalinity**

3. Fill the spa until the water level is approximately one inch above the highest jet (excluding any small jets the

spa may have that are designed for the neck and/or shoulders).

4. When the spa is filled to the appropriate water level, you may turn power “ON”.

Following these instructions carefully allows the spa to prime the pump(s) properly, preventing possible air 

pockets that may result in an air lock. In which case, no water can be pulled through the pump until the pocket 

of air is released.

IF you experience an air lock, turn ‘pump 2’ on high. If the spa does not work out the air pockets and prime 

properly within 12-24 hours, contact Barefoot Spas customer service.

Summary of Contents for PL8

Page 1: ...2019 Owner s Manual You Deserve One Now...

Page 2: ...OF INJURY The suction fittings in this spa are sized to match the specific water flow created by the pump Should the need arise to replace the suction fittings or the pump be sure to replace with same...

Page 3: ...able of Contents Letter from our CEO 4 Environmental Statement 5 Health Benefits First Things First 6 7 Topside Control Guide 9 Parts of the Spa 14 Maintenance 11 Troubleshoting 16 Electrical Wiring 2...

Page 4: ...igned to deliver relaxation and absolute enjoyment We are commmitted to building the highest quality spas using the most advanced technologies available We are always looking for new ways to improve W...

Page 5: ...to continually improve our environmental management system improve our operations and prevent activities or conditions that may pose a threat to human health or the environment We minimize risk to our...

Page 6: ...ess that muscles build up from exercise or just from one s daily routine When used properly the spa has the ability to lower blood pressure increase circulation and speed up the body s ability to clea...

Page 7: ...is your resonsibility to ensure the chosen location is pefectly flat and level Any such damage caused by improper installation will not be covered under the warranty The surface design and material us...

Page 8: ...ertain systems to access the filter and filter housing 2 Feed the garden hose down into the filter housing and turn on the water If using well water use the hose filter attachment to reduce contaminan...

Page 9: ...esume on the topside s LCD Jets Press Jets 1 once to turn on the primary pump press again to shift between high and low speed If your model has any additional pumps they will be displayed as Jets 2 an...

Page 10: ...with the temperature it may be a temporary condition Check for water flow obstructions If only this message is displayed the spa has shut down Call customer service HTR FLOW LOSS FAIL Low flow Heater...

Page 11: ...The fibers in the filter loosen over time allowing more particles to pass through them A standard cartridge filter needs to be replaced every six months at a minimum Draining the Spa The water needs t...

Page 12: ...a immediately if it loses power for an extended period of time Otherwise the pipe fittings in the spa will freeze and break Consult the next paragraph for instructions on draining the spa Drain It The...

Page 13: ...nce the Alkalinity has been in the Okay range for 48 Hours then read the PH If the PH is too high add PH Down at the rate of 1 teaspoon every 4 to 6 hours until it is in the Okay range If the PH is to...

Page 14: ...d telescoping skimmer LED Light Lenses Houses individual LED accent lights Topside Control Unit Controls the temperature light s mode and filter settings Headrest Pillow Provides a cushioned surface F...

Page 15: ...protect the spa Spa Pack Monitors all the spa s functions including the heater pump s and filtration settings Unscrew the lid to gain access to the electrical wiring connections circuit board fuses a...

Page 16: ...r its position Remove the panel s around the pump to gain access Make sure the air locked pump is off Locate and loosen one of the drain plugs until water begins to seep out The pocket of air will be...

Page 17: ...rvice No activity from the motor or pump a clicking noise can be heard from the spa pack Replace the fuse for the corresponding pump in the spa pack Pump and motor appear to be functioning correctly t...

Page 18: ...he jet and the jet line for any obstructions Remove a properly functioning jet of the same size and insert it in the jet body with the weak stream The jet needs replacing if a proper stream is achieve...

Page 19: ...heater is malfunctioning If it trips continue on to the next step 3 On the left side on the control pack you will see a series of multicolored plugs aligned vertically 4 Remove the first plug to disc...

Page 20: ...AUGE AND TYPE SHOULD BE SIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEC AND INSTALLED BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN PLEASE HAVE THE ELECTRICIAN REFER TO THIS SECTION OF THE MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLING THE ELECTRICAL SERVIC...

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Page 23: ...Barefoot Spas 8401 Fort Darling Road North Chesterfield VA 23237 804 298 3950...

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