Coast Spas Classic Series, Owner'S Manual

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multiple times per week (if not in use) and after every shock
treatment.
CABINET CARE
Never spray cabinets with a high-pressure garden hose or pres-
sure washer for any reason. This action may induce an electrical
short in the hot tub’s electrical equipment.
CEDAR CABINET
Our cedar cabinets are made from top quality Western Cedar
and manufactured and stained at our factory. With proper care
and maintenance, your cedar cabinet should maintain its beauty
for many years. Manufacturer recommends touch-up or re-
staining of the cabinet every three to four years depending on
your environment. Contact your Dealer for re-staining proce-
dures.
VINYL CABINET
Vinyl cabinets are made of a rigid polymer that combines the
durability of plastic with the beauty of real wood. This cabinet is
manufactured so that it won’t crack, peel, blister or delaminate
even after prolonged exposure to the elements. We recommend
wiping the cabinet with a soft damp cloth (or sponge) using
household soap or liquid detergent and rinsing with fresh water
thoroughly. DO NOT use abrasive cleansers or material as this
may damage the surface.
SLATE CABINETS
Optional Slate cabinets are custom-built and painted in our fac-
tory. We recommend lightly brushing the cabinet with a SOFT
bristle brush to remove any dirt or stains. For more information
on the care of your Slate cabinet, please contact your Local
Dealer.
COVER CARE
A well cared for spa cover is a thing of beauty in its own right.
Be sure to clean and condition your cover at least once a month
– more often if needed. Your cover needs to be cleaned and
conditioned because vinyl can be dry and become brittle, spoil-
ing your spa’s appearance. Dry, brittle vinyl can also tear at the
seams and stress points. Quality materials, internal sewn rein-
forcing and careful workmanship can only go so far against the
ravages of Mother Nature. See the specific Warranty card en-
closed with your cover for further details.
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When you shock your spa you need to remove the cover for a
minimum of 30 minutes to ensure that the chemical gas off
can escape from the spa.
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You are required to keep the spa covered at all time when not
in use to protect the shell from harmful UV rays.
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A covered spa will use less electricity when maintaining the
desired water temperature

See the manual that comes with the cover for proper mount-
ing of the cover locks

The cover should remain locked at all times to prevent unau-
thorized entry into the spa and potential drowning.
OWNER’S MANUAL
2020
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Do not Sit, Stand or Lie on your cover. Nor should you place
any heavy object on top of the cover as this may damage the
structure.
VERY IMPORTANT: We recommend a vinyl conditioner for
your spa cover. Your local dealer carries a wide variety of care
and maintenance products. Choose a pleasant day each month
to remove your cover from the spa and lay it on a flat surface
ac-
cessible by garden hose. Douse the cover with a healthy amount
of water from the hose or a bucket to rinse away loose dirt or
debris. Using a soft bristle brush and a mild solution of dishwash-
ing liquid (about one teaspoon of detergent to two gallons of
water), and with a gentle circular motion, scrub the cover clean.
Be careful not to let any areas of the cover dry before they’re
thoroughly rinsed. Now apply the vinyl conditioner as directed on
the container. Massage the conditioner into the cover in a gentle
but firm manner. Before replacing the cover on your spa, wipe
and rinse any dirt from the bottom of the cover. When you are
ready, put the cover on the spa.
NOTE: To remove tree sap, use lighter fluid (not charcoal
lighter but the fluid used in cigarette lighters). Use sparingly, then
immediately apply conditioner to that area.
All waterfalls and laminar flow features should be turned off when
the spa is not in use to avoid heat and water loss.
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
AIR CONTROL VALVE: Mounted generally on the lip of the
spa, it induces warm air from the equipment enclosure into the
jet stream through venturi action.
WATER DIVERTER VALVE: The large diverter is used to di-
vert water to various seats in the spa.
ON/OFF DIVERTER VALVE: The smaller diverter is used to
control water flow and to turn on/off the neck jets and/or water-
falls.
FILTER AIR RELIEF VALVE: Located on top of dome filter
lid. Used to release air from the filter.
SKIMMER BLEEDER VALVE: Located in the skimmer area,
needs to be loosened while filling the spa. This will help eliminate
air from being trapped in the spa equipment.