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PREPARATION FOR USE

1    Position your Eco Tub on its pallet in the location  

you intend for it to be used.

2    Remove the sections of flue from the underside of  

the Eco Tub (as seen in Fig. 2).

3    Unscrew the pallet batons that connect the pallet to 

the Eco Tub for transport (as seen in Fig. 3 – where 

applicable).

4   Fit a standard 13amp plug and uncoil the wire – 

ensuring that this is done to the plug manufacturer’s 

instructions.

5    Undertake a quick visual inspection to ensure 

that the electrical sockets are in place following 

transport – we recommend plugging your tub in at 

this point and pressing both the LED light & Bubble 

buttons (located on the side of the tub) to ensure that 

they are both working. The LED lights can be seen 

working from the underside of the tub and you will 

be able to hear the Bubble System.

6    After unplugging the tub following the inspection, 

gently lie the Eco Tub down (you may need 

assistance for this). Ensure that the surface is  

flat – see (Fig. 4 & 5).

7    Carefully slide out the pallet.

Carefully unpackage the Eco Tub – if using  

a knife, take particular care to not scratch the 

exterior or fibreglass of the Eco Tub.

9   If your Eco Tub comes with a fibreglass lid,  

remove this now & place it in a location  

where it will not be damaged – take care  

when removing the lid to lift and not drag.  

Dragging the lid off can damage the fibreglass

10  Remove the 90 degree boiler pipe which is  

located in the wood burner.

11  Be sure to remove all packaging from inside the 

wood burner.

12   Attach the 90 degree chimney section to the outlet 

located by the wood burner – this is manufactured to 

low tolerance so occasionally lubrication is required 

using a small amount of washing up liquid.

Hydro Eco Tubs User Guide

Please take the time to read the following manual prior to installation or use

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Fig. 1
Carefully remove 

plastic wrap

Fig. 3

Carefully remove pallet

Turn carefully down 

and remove cover

Fig. 2
Take components out

All drawings are for illustrative purposes only, 

your product may vary

Summary of Contents for Hydro Eco Tub

Page 1: ... need assistance for this Ensure that the surface is flat see Fig 4 5 7 Carefully slide out the pallet 8 Carefully unpackage the Eco Tub if using a knife take particular care to not scratch the exterior or fibreglass of the Eco Tub 9 If your Eco Tub comes with a fibreglass lid remove this now place it in a location where it will not be damaged take care when removing the lid to lift and not drag D...

Page 2: ... flue the one with the rain guard attached and place on top of the 1st section of flue see Fig 5 17 Place the grate ash collecting tray in the boiler see Fig 5 18 Attach the boiler door see Fig 6 19 Open the drainage tap located at the bottom of the boiler 20 Thoroughly rinse the Eco Tub to ensure that any fibreglass residue is removed 21 Close the tap completely prior to filling 22 Fill your Eco ...

Page 3: ...led your first consideration is going to be on the ground you set up on Preferable to ground having a concrete pad already constructed and measure would be ideal It should also be noted that due to this heavy weight you shouldn t under any circumstance attempt to move the hot tub by yourself In most cases a level stable base either the gravel or paving slabs is fine but please note the tub will we...

Page 4: ...ht of the heater IMPORTANT if the hot tub is not filled up to the right level you can t light the heater because the emitted heat will damage the tub and the heater IMPORTANT water from the hot tub can be drained only when the heater is completely cooled down Otherwise the heat will damage the hot tub and the heater itself IMPORTANT DO NOT allow the tub to overflow This can lead to problems with t...

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