BullFrog I 331 Series, Owner'S Manual

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Classic Control System (6 Buttons)
General
Pump 1 (in low speed) is the pump which provides filtration and heating. In
this section, the pump providing the filtration and heating is referred to as the
“filter” or “filtration” pump.
Some functions require pressing multiple buttons on the control pad in a
certain sequence. This is indicated by a “+” sign in the instruction (for example:
press temp + light to enter mode programming). Do not press the buttons at
the same time or even too quickly, or the desired result may not occur.
Timeouts refer to a preset length of time that a function is programmed to op-
erate before shutting off automatically. Certain conditions (filter or freeze) can
cause a function to operate longer, while faults can cause a function to operate
for a shorter length of time. The system keeps track of timeouts regardless of
other conditions.
Initial Startup
Before turning on the power to the spa, make sure the spa is properly filled
with water. When your spa is first powered up, it will automatically go into
“Priming mode”, which will last about 4 minutes. Press warm to exit the Prim-
Classic Control Systems
ing mode early. Once the Priming Mode is finished, the control system will
turn on the pump 1 and begin to heat the water in Economy mode.
To speed up the water heating process during the initial startup or after a
water change, change the spa operation mode to Standard mode and allow the
spa to heat until the water reaches the desired temperature. Change back to
Economy mode for most efficient spa operation.
Setting the Temperature: 78°F-104°F (26°C-40°C)
Once the pump 1 has been running for at least 2 minutes, the actual water
temperature will be displayed on the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) on the
control pad. Note: Any time the spa pump 1 has not been running for a period
of time, the LCD display will usually read “----”, which means the tempera-
ture is unknown because the temperature sensors in the heating unit require
the water to be circulating past them for a couple minutes before calculating a
true water temperature reading.
Unless changed by the user, the default temperature is factory set to 100°F
(38°C). To change the spa water temperature, press warm or cool once to
display the current set temperature, then within 2 seconds press warm to raise
set temperature or cool to lower set temperature. Pressing warm or cool mul-
tiple times raises or lowers set temperature one degree each time the button is
pressed. After 3 seconds without pressing warm or cool, the LCD will again
display the current spa water temperature.
Spa Operating Modes
Press mode/prog to enter mode programming, then press cool to cycle through
the operating modes (Standard, Economy and Sleep). Select the desired mode
by pressing mode/prog.
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Standard Mode: This mode checks and maintains the set temperature of
the spa water every 30 minutes. Standard Mode is preferable when your spa
will have steady, every day use, because this mode maintains the spa water at