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LIGHT - ON/OFF & INTENSITY CONTROLS

The light control uses four positions: High, Medium, Low, and Off. To turn on the hot tub light, press the LIGHT button. This will place all lights in

the hot tub in the High, or maximum intensity position. When the lights turn on, the light symbol will also illuminate on the control panel display.

Press the LIGHT button again to lower the intensity of the lights to the Medium position. Press the LIGHT button

again to lower the intensity even more, placing the lights intensity in the Low position. Press the LIGHT button one

more time to shut the lights off. When the light is deactivated, the light symbol will also turn off. 
If the lights are left on, they will automatically be turned off by the control system after 6 hours of continuous

operation. The light symbol on the panel will also turn off when the lights are deactivated.
If the lights will not turn on, make sure SPA LOCK is deactivated. SPA LOCK disables the controls on the control panel (see following pages for

more information on SPA LOCK).

LIGHT - MULTI-COLOR MENU CONTROLS

Your hot tub lights can display a variety of different colors as well as run through a continuous sequence of colors (loop) at different speeds. To

activate  this function the following is required: 

On the control panel press the LIGHT button first (light will activate), then press the MODE 

or MODE  

▼ 

button to scroll to the LITE+ menu.

Once displayed, press the ON 

▲ 

button to enter the Lite menu. Press the MODE 

or MODE  

▼ 

button to scroll from COLOR - LOOP# - EXIT

screens. Press the ON 

▲ 

button or OFF 

▼ 

button in the COLOR screen as many times as desired to toggle through the different light colors. Press

the ON 

▲ 

button or OFF 

▼ 

button in the LOOP screen to select a continuous sequence of colors, the higher the loop number the faster the color

sequence will run. Press the ON 

▲ 

button in the EXIT screen to exit the LITE+ menu. 

NNO

OTTEE:: If the light is turned off while in the LOOP or COLOR mode, the same mode will exist when the light is reactivated.

INDICATOR LIGHTS

At a glance, the indicator lights are readily visible on the main control panel. The two indicator lights (POWER and READY) work independently

from the rest of the control panel display. That way, even if the control panel is off, you can simply glance at the “READY” indicator light to

determine whether or not your hot tub is within the range of your set temperature.

Power indicator: 

The POWER indicator is ‘on’ when the hot tub is properly supplied with power. It also provides a diagnostic function – a blinking

POWER indicator indicates that the heater high-limit has tripped, meaning that either the hot tub water is above its acceptable temperature range,

or a malfunction has occurred within the hot tub (such as low circulation due to a clogged filter). An ‘off’ POWER indicator means that there is a

problem with the hot tub control panel or the power supplied to the hot tub.

Ready indicator: 

The READY indicator will light when the hot tub water temperature is within 2-1/2°F of the set temperature, and will turn off when

the temperature is outside of that range. If you increase or decrease the temperature setting of the hot tub, the READY indicator will turn off until

the hot tub temperature reaches the acceptable range for the new set temperature. Additionally, a blinking READY indicator indicates that a

problem exists with the temperature sensor.

CONTROL PANEL MENU DISPLAY

The control panel consists of four main menus. These menus are; Set Temperature, System, Lite+ and Tools. Press the MODE 

or MODE  

button to scroll through the main menus. Once the desired menu is illustrated, press the ON 

▲ 

button to activate the menu.

TEMPERATURE CONTROL 

The set temperature range is from 80°F to 104°F 

(27°C  to 40°C)

.  (The temperature of any setting may rise

slightly depending on the current use and condition of your hot tub, and on outside temperature.)
The set temperature of the hot tub water will automatically be 102°F (

39°C)

the first time power is applied. This is

the setting programmed at the factory. After the hot tub 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 hot tub, it will automatically revert to the last set temperature when power

is reapplied.
To display the set temperature of the hot tub, press the ON 

▲ 

button. The set temperature will be displayed, unless the hot tub is locked (in which

case the lock icon is displayed). The set temperature display will automatically shut off after 30 seconds.
To increase the set temperature of the hot tub water, press ON 

▲ 

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 hot tub water, press the OFF 

▼ 

button . 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 TEMPERATURE LOCK and SPA LOCK features (see following pages for more information

on TEMPERATURE LOCK & SPA LOCK). When either of these features is applied, the temperature control is disabled. To activate the temperature

control buttons, remove all locking features applied.

Light Display

Set Temperature Display

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Control Panel Operation

Summary of Contents for FLR

Page 1: ...Page 1 O w n e r s M a n u a l by...

Page 2: ...____ TELEPHONE ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ HOT TUB MODEL SERIAL NUMBER ____________________________________________...

Page 3: ...Inversion 21 HOT TUB CARE AND MAINTENANCE Draining the Water 21 Filter System 22 Filter Cartridge Removal and Cleaning 22 Care of the Hot Tub Pillows 23 Care of the Exterior 23 ELMwood Hot Tub Cabinet...

Page 4: ...etal water pipe metal enclosures of electrical equipment or conduit within five feet 1 5 m of the unit as needed to comply with local requirements Do not operate the audio main controls while inside t...

Page 5: ...es within 5 feet 1 5m of the hot tub Use an extension cord to connect the hot tub to its power source The cord may not be properly grounded and the connection is a shock hazard An extension cord may c...

Page 6: ...nce the tolerance of temperature regulating devices may vary by as much as 5 F Test the water with your hand before entering the hot tub to be sure it s comfortable SAFETY SIGN Each Limelight TM hot t...

Page 7: ...7 0 x 7 0 2 13m x 2 13m 230v System 230 volt 50 Amp single phase GFCI protected circuit 36 91m 65 square feet 4 000 310 gallons 1170 litres 789 lbs 358 kg 4 267 lbs 1 935 kg 110 lbs per square foot L...

Page 8: ...e Even with stones in place the hot tub will inevitably settle and become unlevel Plus a hot tub surrounded by dirt or grass will soon be filled with dirt or grass from users feet therefore it s impor...

Page 9: ...acing the hot tub on an elevated deck or platform IMPORTANT Watkins Manufacturing Corporation reserves the right to change any specifications or design without incurring any obligation Hot Tub Levelin...

Page 10: ...ional accessory 7 Bonding terminal OVERHEAD VIEWS A Combination XL Hydromassage jets B Combination Hydromassage jets C Direct Hydromassage jets D Secondary suction E Hot tub pillow F Filter compartmen...

Page 11: ...sory 7 Bonding terminal 2 4 7 6 5 OVERHEAD VIEWS A Combination XL Hydromassage jets B Combination Hydromassage jets C Direct Hydromassage jets D Secondary suction E Hot tub pillow F Filter compartment...

Page 12: ...artment G Control panel H Air Lever for Direct Hydromassage jets I Cup holder J Water Feature lever K Water Feature L Heater jet Ozone optional accessory B A A E F G K I H D C C E B D H L C C C J J B...

Page 13: ...Loosen the screws on the front of the control box Remove the screws and the control box cover 3 Route the electrical service from the subpanel into the hot tub equipment compartment NOTE The subpanel...

Page 14: ...seconds then push the breaker switch to the OFF down position to ensure that it has completely disengaged then push the breaker switch to the ON up position If you don t wait 30 seconds the hot tub s...

Page 15: ...10 000 pre filter if treating your hot tub with a polyhexamethylene biguanide Biguanide PHMB i e BaquaSpaTM sanitizer 1 Close drain and fill the hot tub with water through the filter compartment The...

Page 16: ...water temperature by pressing the TEMP button on the control panel or lower it by pressing TEMP button After a few hours the water temperature will remain within 1 1 2 degrees of your selected tempera...

Page 17: ...spin freely a second night of soaking is required If the bearing still does not spin you will need to purchase a replacement assembly from your LimelightTM dealer 4 To replace position the cutout at t...

Page 18: ...st be in ON position Jet Pump 2 Jet System 1 Diverter lever in the 6 o clock position 6 Direct jets on back wall 8 Direct jets on right back wall 1 Combination XL jets on right front wall 4 Direct jet...

Page 19: ...ack wall 4 Direct jets in lounge footwell 1 Combination XL jet in footwell 1 Combination XL jet on front left wall 1 Water Feature right wall lever must be in ON position LIMELIGHT TM FLAIR TM MODEL F...

Page 20: ...t left wall 2 Direct jets on front left wall 2 Combination jets on front left wall 2 Combination jets in footwell Jet Pump 1 10 Direct jets on left back wall 6 Direct jets jets on right back wall 2 Co...

Page 21: ...ub The control panel display responds to let you know you ve pressed a button and that the selected function has been performed After a period of non use pressing any button will wake up a sleeping di...

Page 22: ...her the hot tub water is above its acceptable temperature range or a malfunction has occurred within the hot tub such as low circulation due to a clogged filter An off POWER indicator means that there...

Page 23: ...submenus where the CLEAN symbol is illuminated on the display Press the OFF button to deactivate NOTE Pressing the JETS button will also deactivate the clean cycle LOCKING FEATURES The two locking fea...

Page 24: ...tub the Summer Mode timer will reset starting with the 8 hour shutdown mode If a different 8 hour shut down time is desired deactivate the Summer Mode then reactivate at the beginning of the desired e...

Page 25: ...that more frequent filter cleanings are required Failure to maintain the cartridge in a clean unobstructed manner will result in reduced water flow through the heater assembly that may cause the High...

Page 26: ...FreshWater Stain and Scale Defense to use if your hot tub water has a high concentration of dissolved minerals 2 The use of alcohol or any household cleaners other than those listed to clean the hot...

Page 27: ...prings and pivot points of the retractable cover system Ice buildup may damage system components WARNING The vinyl cover and retractable cover system are not recommended for use in wind conditions rea...

Page 28: ...water by following the shock procedures Return the set temperature to its original setting The hot tub water will be safe for you to use once the Free Chlorine Residual level has dropped below 5 0 ppm...

Page 29: ...ave clean water Water maintenance is one of the most important areas of hot tub ownership Your dealer can guide you through the process of achieving and maintaining perfect water in your hot tub given...

Page 30: ...hands in your eyes on the hot tub shell surface or on the cabinet 4 After ten minutes turn the jet pump off and close and secure the cover to complete the procedure Risk of Drowning Never leave an op...

Page 31: ...alkaline those below 7 are acidic Maintaining the proper pH level is extremely important for Optimizing the effectiveness of the sanitizer Maintaining water that is comfortable for the user Preventin...

Page 32: ...he hot tub is being used over an extended period of time such as a whole afternoon or evening additional sanitizer will be needed A weekly shock treatment is required The shock treatment quickly destr...

Page 33: ...s Limelight Glow Model GLW 1 5 teaspoons As needed if water is hazy cloudy or has an odor OR OR MPS is an oxidizer not a sanitizer Page 30 Page 30 FRESHWATER Ag SILVER ION PURIFIER REPLACEMENT When re...

Page 34: ...come cloudy CHLORINE SODIUM DICHLOR A Sanitizing chemicals such as chlorine are oxidants that kill bacteria and viruses in the water The Free Available Chlorine FAC is a measure of the amount of unuse...

Page 35: ...high concentrations of minerals The use of a low water volume extra fine pore water filter in line pre filter such as the FreshStart 10 000 pre filter will help to remove many of the larger particles...

Page 36: ...t with the jet pump operating for ten minutes DO use special care if using baking soda to clean either the interior or exterior plastic surface DON T use swimming pool muriatic acid to lower pH DON T...

Page 37: ...many chemicals and in such large amounts Answer While over exposure to any chemical can be unhealthful many low levels of chemicals are effective and beneficial In the case of hot tub water the chemic...

Page 38: ...setting a high limit thermostat or replacing a light bulb may not require a service call they may indicate that a more serious condition exists These conditions may require an experienced service pers...

Page 39: ...than others and will shut the pump off at lower temperatures High temperature All Limelight hot tubs models are equipped with a jet pump shroud that vents the heat generated by the pump motor to the...

Page 40: ...circumstances shall Watkins Manufacturing Corporation or any of its representatives be held liable for injury to any person or damage to any property however arising WATKINS CUSTOMER SERVICE If you ha...

Page 41: ...em Probable causes Solutions TROUBLESHOOTING Should you experience any problem do not hesitate to contact your authorized Limelight dealer Here are some tips to help you to diagnose and rectify some m...

Page 42: ...e r C a r t r i d g e R e s t a i n E L M w o o d R e s t a i n E L M w o o d T M H o t T u b C a b i n e t H o t T u b C a b i n e t C l e a n a n d C o n d i t i o n V i n y l H o t T u b C o v e r...

Page 43: ...Page 40 Page 40 NOTES...

Page 44: ...anufacturing Corporation Limelight Pulse Flair Glow No Fault IQ 2020 ELMwood Raio Wavemaster Silent Flo 5000 CoverCradle Cover Shield UpRite Lift n Glide EverFresh FreshStart FreshWater Vidro FreshWat...

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