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TEMPERATURE LOCK

The Temperature Lock feature deactivates the temperature control function from the control panel. All other functions on the control panel will
operate normally. Temperature Lock is most often used by those who do not want others to change the set temperature of the spa water.

To activate the Temperature Lock, press  “SET” “TEMP 

“ button and hold for three seconds until lock symbol is illuminated.

To deactivate the Temperature Lock, press  “SET” “TEMP 

“ button and hold for three seconds until the lock symbol is no longer illuminated.

ADVANCE MODE CONTROL (SET BUTTON)

The “SET” button is used to initiate advanced panel features such as the spa panel lock, temperature lock, display inversion, and color wheel mode. 

MAIN CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS AND DISPLAY

Your spa control system consists of an illuminated Light Emitting Diode (LED) and convenient push buttons that allow you to set the water temperature, as well as the
hydrotherapy jets, mood lighting, and optional jets from the spa control panel.

DISPLAY INVERSION

You may invert the main, four-digit display for easier viewing from inside the spa. Press and hold the “SET” button for three seconds until the display is inverted. Press
and hold the “SET” button for three seconds a second time to invert the four-digit display back to it’s original position.

TEMPERATURE BUTTONS

The set temperature range is from 80°F to 104°F. Higher Temperatures can be reached by using one of the four codes: ut1, ut2,ut3 and ut4. These
settings get progressively warmer, with ut4 the highest at approximately 106°F. (Temperatures of any setting may rise slightly depending on the
current use and condition of your spa, and on outside temperature. 

The set temperature of the spa water will automatically be 102°F the first time power is applied. This is the setting programmed at the factory. After

the spa has been set up and used, the last temperature value set by the user will be stored in memory. If power is disconnected from the spa, it will automatically revert
to the last set temperature when power is reapplied. 

To display the set temperature of the spa, press the “TEMP 

“ or “TEMP 

“ button. The set temperature will be displayed, unless the spa is locked (in which case the

word SPA is displayed with the lock symbol). The set temperature display will automatically return to actual temperature after five seconds.To increase the set
temperature of the spa water, press the “TEMP 

“ button. Each time the button is pressed, the set temperature display will increment by one degree. If the button is

held down, the set temperature display will increase by one degree every half-second. 

To decrease the set temperature of the spa water, press the “TEMP 

“ Each time the button is pressed, the set temperature display will decrement by one degree. If

the button is held down, the set temperature display will decrease by one degree every half-second.

If the set temperature value will not change, check the TEMP LOCK and SPA LOCK features. When either of these features is applied, the temperature control is disabled. 

JETS BUTTONS

There are two buttons which affect the jet pumps:

The “JETS 1” button activates jet pump 1. When the “JETS 1” button is pressed, the jets symbol will illuminate on the control panel display.  The
symbol will remain lit until the button is pressed again to turn off the jet pump 1, or after one hour of continuous operation when the pump is
automatically shut off by the control system.

The “JETS 2” button activates jet pump 2. When the “JETS 2” button is first pressed, the pump is in low speed and the jets symbol illuminates on the control panel
display.  Pressing the button a second time switches the jet pump to high speed mode. The symbol will remain lit until the button is pressed a third time turning jet
pump 2 off, or after one hour of continuous operation when the pump is automatically shut off by the control system.

MANUAL CLEAN BUTTON

The “CLEAN” button has been provided as a convenient timer for water maintenance. When the “CLEAN” button is pressed, Jet pump 1 will activate. The jet pump
symbol will flash on and off until the cleaning cycle is complete. The total cleaning cycle time is ten minutes. If the clean cycle does not engage, make sure the SPA
LOCK is deactivated. SPA LOCK disables the controls on both the main, and auxiliary control panels.

AUTOMATIC CLEAN CYCLE

The automatic clean-up cycle operates in the following manner:

• The air blower activates for one minute for Geneva

TM

, Niagara

®

and Tahitian

®

spas

• Jet pump 2 runs for one minute

• Jet pump 1 runs for eight minutes (except for the Elation

®

and Aspire

TM

spas which runs for nine minutes).

This system is initiated five minutes after the spa is powered up, then once every 24 hours.

Press the “SET” + “CLEAN” button simultaneously to reset the 24 hour cycle time.

AIR JETS BUTTONS

(Available on Geneva, Niagara and Tahitian spas)

The “AIR” button activates the air blower. When the “AIR” button is pressed, the air symbol will illuminate on the control panel display. The symbol
will remain lit until the button is pressed to turn off the air blower, or after fifteen minutes when the blower is automatically shut off by the control
system. While the air blower is on, air-only jets are operating throughout the spa. To stop the air blower when active, simply press the “AIR” button.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Summary of Contents for Geneva

Page 1: ...GenevaTM Niagara Tahitian Elation AspireTM Utopia Aquatic Melodies Series Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ..._________________________ SPA MODEL SERIAL NUMBER ______________________________ COVER SERIAL NUMBER ____________________________________ In most cities and counties permits will be required for the i...

Page 3: ...PERATING INSTRUCTIONS Control Panels 20 Locking Features 20 Main Control Panel Buttons and Display 21 Auxiliary Control Panel Buttons 22 Aquatic Melodies Surround Sound System 23 EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT...

Page 4: ...uctions per electrical configuration 230 volt permanently installed models A ground terminal is provided on the terminal block located inside the control box To reduce the risk of electric shock conne...

Page 5: ...or with a medical history of heart disease low or high blood pressure circulatory system problems or diabetes should consult a physician before using spa Unclean water Keep the water clean and sanitiz...

Page 6: ...any problems can easily be diagnosed over the telephone by an Authorized Service Technician SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS SITE PREPARATION You probably have a spot picked out for your new spa whether it s i...

Page 7: ...er regularly to ensure proper levels of sanitizers pH and other water care requirements Drain clean and refill your spa with fresh water on a regular schedule and in accordance with this owner s manua...

Page 8: ...ria Jet 11 Diverter Valve 12 Suction Screen 13 Light 14 Ozone Jet 15 Control Panel 16 Pillow 17 Filter Compartment 18 Auxiliary Panel 19 Grab Rail 20 Atlas Neck Jet Valve 21 Atlas Neck Jet Pillow 22 T...

Page 9: ...Air Jet 5 MagnaTM Jet 6 VersaSsage Jet 7 OrbiSsageTM Jet 8 Whirlpool Jet 9 Euphoria Jet 10 Diverter Valve 11 Suction Screen 12 Light 13 Ozone Jet 14 Control Panel 15 Pillow 16 Filter Compartment 17 Au...

Page 10: ...TM Jet 9 Whirlpool Jet 10 Euphoria Jet 11 Diverter Valve 12 Suction Screen 13 Light 14 Ozone Jet 15 Control Panel 16 Pillow 17 Filter Compartment 18 Auxiliary Panel 19 Grab Rail 20 AcquarellaTM Waterf...

Page 11: ...zone Jet 11 Diverter Valve 12 Suction Screen 13 Light 14 Pop up Speakers 15 Control Panel 16 Pillow 17 Filter Compartment 18 Grab Rail 19 AcquarellaTM Waterfall Valve 20 Auxiliary Control Panel 21 Atl...

Page 12: ...uphoria Jet 9 Ozone Jet 10 Diverter Valve 11 Suction Screen 12 Light 13 Pop up Speakers 14 Control Panel 15 Pillow 16 Filter Compartment 17 Grab Rail 18 AcquarellaTM Waterfall Valve 19 Auxiliary Contr...

Page 13: ...elf is already connected to the neutral bus bar 4 Connect the 10 AWG BLUE wire from the subpanel 30 amp breaker terminal L1 to TB 1 terminal 2 5 Connect the 10 AWG RED wire from the subpanel 30 amp br...

Page 14: ...ge wire than stated ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION System Ground Terminal GRD WARNING THE EXACT PHYSICAL LOCATION OF THE TERMINALS ON THE GFCI BREAKER WILL VARY BETWEEN MANUFACTURERS CONNECTING THE HOT WIRE...

Page 15: ...is manual 4 Adjust Total Alkalinity TA to 125 ppm Calcium Hardness CH to 150 ppm then spa water pH to between 7 4 and 7 6 These procedures are listed in the Water Quality and Maintenance section IMPOR...

Page 16: ...valve on the inside wall of the spa ATLAS NECK JET VALVE The GenevaTM Niagara and Elation spas are equipped with 4 directional neck jets located in the EcstaSeatTM The flow of the neck jets is regulat...

Page 17: ...rotation can be changed by rotating the jet faceplate from a full stream to shutting the jet completely off For cleaning or replacement instructions see VersaSsage OrbiSsage Jets Maintenance section T...

Page 18: ...Jet Pump 2 Jet System 2 Located in Ultra Massage seat front right 2 Euro Directional jets 2 VersaSsage jets 2 OrbiSsage jets Activates right side diverter Right Side Jet System 1 1 Whirlpool jet on ri...

Page 19: ...et System 2 Located in Ultra Massage seat front right 2 Euro Directional jets 2 VersaSsage jets 2 OrbiSsage jets Activates right side diverter Right Side Jet System 1 1 Whirlpool jet on right wall Acq...

Page 20: ...nt right 2 Euro Directional jets 2 VersaSsage jets 2 OrbiSsage jets Activates right side diverter Right Side Jet System 1 1 Whirlpool jet on right wall Acquarella Waterfall Jet Pump 2 Jet System 2 Loc...

Page 21: ...System 1 AcquarellaTM Waterfall 6 Sole Soothers in back center Located in Ultra Massageseat 2 Euro Directional jets 1 VersaSsage jets 2 OrbiSsage jets 6 Sole Soothers Combination Jet System Jet Pump...

Page 22: ...6 Sole Soothers in footwell 2 VersaSsage jets on front left wall Located in LumbarSsage seat front right 4 Euro Directional jets 2 VersaSsage jets Combination Jet System Jet Pump 1 diverter in mid po...

Page 23: ...the lock will remain in place SPA LOCK The Spa Lock feature deactivates all of the functions of the control panel It is generally used to prevent unwanted use of the spa To activate the Spa Lock press...

Page 24: ...t temperature display will increase by one degree every half second To decrease the set temperature of the spa water press the TEMP Each time the button is pressed the set temperature display will dec...

Page 25: ...minimized When the outside temperatures begin to cool the Summer Mode timer should be turned to the OFF position the summer mode icon on the main control panel shut off This is the efficient 24 hour...

Page 26: ...available station in radio mode NOTE Five seconds after the last button is pressed the auxilary panel defaults back to normal spa mode AQUATIC MELODIES MUSIC SYSTEM Available on Elation and Aspire The...

Page 27: ...MENT 4 5 2 3 4 4 4 4 6 7 1 Jet Pump 1 2 Jet Pump 2 3 Ozone Injector 4 Unions 5 Air Blower 6 Light 7 Temperature Sensor 8 Pump Drain Plug Air Blower available on GenevaTM Niagara and Tahitian spas only...

Page 28: ...25 A B C D EQUIPMENT COMPARTMENT A AdventTM System Control Box B EnergyPro Circulating Pump C EnergyPro Flow Through Heater D Monarch CD Ozone Generator E SpaGloTM LED Light Controller E CONTROLS SIDE...

Page 29: ...era dealer Refer to the back of this manual to determine the appropriate size for your spa DIVERTER VALVE MAINTENANCE If your spa s diverter valves become difficult to turn it is likely that sand or g...

Page 30: ...t dry vacuum or a sponge 3 It will be necessary to remove all water from the interior plumbing 4 Remove the filter lid floating weir basket filter cartridge and standpipe Insert a shop vacuum hose int...

Page 31: ...surface NEVER USE HARSH CHEMICALS Damage to the shell by the use of harsh chemicals is not covered under the warranty IMPORTANT Some surface cleaners contain eye and skin irritants Keep all cleaners...

Page 32: ...ctions precisely Though chemicals protect you and your spa when used correctly they can be hazardous in concentrated form Always observe the following guidelines Allow only a responsible person to han...

Page 33: ...orrosive nature of the spa s water That s why calcium low water commonly known as soft water is not recommended It is very corrosive to the equipment and can cause staining of the spa shell C If the C...

Page 34: ...ed A weekly shock treatment is required The shock treatment quickly destroys any remaining contaminants while revitalizing the silver cartridge allowing the silver ions to continue to be released into...

Page 35: ...or chlorine Answers Bromine or biguanides will chemically react with the sanitizing action of the silver ions This will eliminate their beneficial sanitizing effect DOS AND DON TS DO check your MPS or...

Page 36: ...ally The greater the usage time or the bather load the faster the residual value is diminished SUPPLEMENTAL WATER MAINTENANCE Proper water sanitation and mineral balance pH control are absolutely esse...

Page 37: ...cup or bucket Place the container on the equipment compartment floor NOTE White vinegar will not damage any of the spa components 5 Carefully loosen the long tubing to the bottom of the ozonator A liq...

Page 38: ...ecifically not covered under the terms of the warranty Question When I open my spa I smell chlorine How do I get rid of this smell Answer There are two types of chlorine in your spa The first is the F...

Page 39: ...low pH or by water with levels of TA CH pH or sanitizer which are outside the recommended ranges DPD The preferred reagent used in test kits to measure the Free Available Chlorine Halogen Any one of...

Page 40: ...l include any operation of the spa other than in accordance with Watkins Manufacturing Corporation printed instructions or use of the spa in an application for which it is not designed specifically us...

Page 41: ...ptic harness Dirty Filter Low water level Pressure switch problem Temperature sensor problem Heater high limit thermostat tripped Temperature set too low Spa cover improperly positioned Dirty Filter S...

Page 42: ...39 NOTES...

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Page 44: ...LLONS BS BS BS PER SQUARE FOOT VOLT OR AMP 3INGLE PHASE PROTECTED CIRCUIT g X g 5TOPIA ENEVA4 3QUARE FEET ALLONS BS BS BS PER SQUARE FOOT VOLT OR AMP 3INGLE PHASE PROTECTED CIRCUIT 5TOPIA 4AHITIAN 3QU...

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