13 Tighten the two retaining bolts underneath the 90 degree
flue section and ensure it is in a vertical position (see Fig. 5)
14 Remove the protection film from the 1st section of flue and place
onto the 90 degree flue section. Tip: The use of a hairdryer or
placing the sections in an airing cupboard will warm up the
protective film – making pealing easier! (See Fig. 5)
15 Remove protective film from the heat guard and carefully
place over the previously attached 1st section of flue –
removing this film is sometimes easier when warm. There
are locating tabs around the top and the bottom of the heat
guard that hold it in place on the flue. As above, heat makes
the protective film easier to remove! (See Fig. 5)
16 Remove the protective film for the 2nd section of 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 Tub to a maximum of 15cm from the top – if
you are adding any chemicals or chlorine ensure this is done
throughout the filling process.
23 Your Eco Tub comes with a drinks holder – this is simply
screwed anywhere around the tub (except where the boiler
is located).
24 Position the steps where access is unimpeded.
25 Your Eco Tub is now ready for lighting – replace the lid to
decrease heat up times!
26 Plug your Eco Tub back in to allow power supply to the
LED lights & Bubble System!
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Use waterlevel
Waterlevel
150mm from top
Fig. 5
Fig. 7
Fig. 6
Fig. 4
Level hot tub
