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TROUBLESHOOTING

Should you experience any problem, do not hesitate to contact your authorized 

HOT SPRING

 dealer. Here are some tips to help you to diagnose and rectify 

some more common sources of trouble yourself, if you choose to do so.

GENERAL OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Problem

Probable causes

Solutions

Entire spa is inoperative

•  Power failure

•  GFCI tripped

•  Heater high-limit thermostat tripped 

•  Spa lock activated

•  Check power source

•  Reset GFCI; call for service if it will not reset

•  Disconnect power for at least thirty seconds to reset heater high limit. If it will not reset, 

check for clogged filters. If tripping continues, call for service.

•  Deactivate spa lock

Spa does not heat; jets and light 

operate (Green logo "Ready", and 

Blue logo "Power" indicators are 

blinking)

•  Integrated pressure switch open

•  Circulation pump thermal cut-off tripped

•  Check for clogged filters. Integrated pressure switch will reset when the flow of water 

through the heater has been restored. Call for service if the heater trips frequently.

•  Check for clogged filters or air locks in plumbing. Disconnect power to the spa, allow 

circulation pump to cool. Circulation pump thermal cut-off will reset when pump has cooled 

and power is reapplied. Call for service if circulation pump thermal cut-off trips frequently.

Jets weak or surging

•  Spa water level too low

•  Filters clogged 

•  COMFORT CONTROL

 lever closed

•  Add water

•  Clean filters

•  Open 

COMFORT CONTROL

 lever

Light inoperative

•  Spa lock activated

•  Light wiring or assembly is faulty

•  Deactivate spa lock

•  Replace light assembly

Power indicator blinking (Entire spa 

inoperative)

•  Spa water level too low

•  Filter(s) clogged 

•  Closed Air Control levers

•  Disconnect power for at least thirty seconds to reset heater high limit. If it will not reset, 

check for clogged filter(s). If tripping continues, call for service.

Ready indicator blinking

•  Temperature sensor problem

•  Disconnect power for at least thirty seconds. If blinking continues, call for service.

MOTO-MASSAGE DX (GLEAM 

ONLY

)

 

jet inoperative or erratic

•  AIR CONTROL

 valves closed

•  Filters clogged

•  Open 

AIR CONTROL

 lever

•  Clean filters

Blue Logo "Power" indicator blinking

•  Heater high-limit thermostat tripped

•  Disconnect power for at least thirty seconds to reset heater high limit. If it will not reset, 

check for clogged filters. If tripping continues, call for service.

Green Logo "Ready" indicator blinking

•  Temperature sensor problem

•  Disconnect power for at least thirty seconds. If blinking continues, call for service.

SPA WATER MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Problem

Probable causes

Solutions

Cloudy Water

•  Dirty filters

•  Excessive oils / organic matter

•  Improper sanitization

•  Suspended particles / organic matter

•  Overused or old water

•  Clean filters

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Add sanitizer

•  Adjust pH and/or alkalinity to recommended range

•  Run jet pump(s) and clean filters

•  Drain and refill the spa

Water Odor

•  Excessive organics in water

•  Improper sanitization

•  Low pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Add sanitizer

•  Adjust pH to recommended range

Chlorine Odor

•  Chloramine level too high

•  Low pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Adjust pH to recommended range

Musty Odor

•  Bacteria or algae growth

•  Shock spa with sanitizer–if problem is visible or persistent, drain, clean and refill the spa

Organic buildup / scum ring around spa

•  Build-up of oils and dirt

•  Wipe off scum with clean rag – if severe, drain the spa, use a spa surface and tile cleaner to 

remove the scum, and refill the spa

Algae Growth

•  High pH

•  Low sanitizer level

•  Shock spa with sanitizer and adjust pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer and maintain sanitizer level

Eye Irritation

•  Low pH

•  Low sanitizer level

•  Adjust pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer and maintain sanitizer level

Skin Irritation / Rash

•  Unsanitary water

•  Free chlorine level above 5 ppm

•  Shock spa with sanitizer and maintain sanitizer level

•  Allow free chlorine level to drop below 5 ppm before spa use

Stains

•  Total alkalinity and/or pH too low

•  High iron or copper in source water

•  Adjust total alkalinity and/or pH

•  Use a metal deposit inhibitor

Scale

•  High calcium content in water – total alkalinity 

and pH too high

•  Adjust total alkalinity and pH – if scale requires removal, drain the spa, scrub off the scale, 

refill the spa and balance the water

Service Information

Summary of Contents for LimeLight BOLT

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Page 2: ...the right to change specifications or design without notification and without incurring any obligation Important In most cities and counties permits will be required for the installation of electrical...

Page 3: ...DRAIN REFILL INSTRUCTIONS 24 PREVENTION OF FREEZING 24 FILTER SYSTEM 25 FILTER CARTRIDGES REMOVAL CLEANING 25 CARE OF THE SPAPILLOWS 25 CARE OF THE EXTERIOR 26 CARE OF THE SPACOVER 26 COVER LIFTER SY...

Page 4: ...Corporation Do not self service audio component by opening spa door as this may expose dangerous voltage or other risk of injury Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Do not attach an ext...

Page 5: ...ical 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 sanitized with corre...

Page 6: ...o through the steps outlined in the Troubleshooting section If you are not able to resolve the problem contact your authorized HOT SPRING dealer Many problems can easily be diagnosed over the telephon...

Page 7: ...back and can be adjusted to provide a direct stream or rotating massage 7 The Directional Hydromassage jet delivers a therapeutic massage 8 The MOTO MASSAGE DX is a moving jet It has two warm streams...

Page 8: ...required If the bearing still does not spin you will need to purchase a replacement assembly from your HOT SPRING dealer 4 To replace position the cutout at the back end of the face body downward and...

Page 9: ...Jet to shut off the jets Weak or surging jets are an indication of a low water level condition or clogged filter cartridges IMPORTANT Be sure the air Lever see illustration in Spa Features section is...

Page 10: ...the ACE system go on to the next step If the residual is less than 3 ppm superchlorinate the spa water by adding 1 teaspoons of chlorine sodium dichlor per 950 liters 250 gallons of spa water Then Ac...

Page 11: ...hemicals read the labels carefully and follow directions precisely Though chemicals protect you and your spa when used correctly they can be hazardous in concentrated form Always observe the following...

Page 12: ...lower the pH level use FRESHWATER pH Alkalinity Down sodium bisulfate To raise the pH level use FRESHWATER pH Alkalinity Up sodium carbonate Water Conditioners Spa fill water varies from location to l...

Page 13: ...ldren present ACE SALT WATER SANITIZING SYSTEM OPTIONAL The ACE Salt Water Sanitizing System converts water and sodium chloride salt into chlorine sanitizer The ACE is compatible with chlorine based s...

Page 14: ...n the ACE Owner s Manual LONG TIME PERIODS 5 14 DAYS Prior to leaving 1 At least one day before you leave set the temperature to its lowest level This setting should represent an approximate water tem...

Page 15: ...nopersulfate is the non chlorine oxidizer used with the FRESHWATERAg silver ion purification system Not a sanitizer Nitric Acid The formulation of nitric acid a highly corrosive chemical is a byproduc...

Page 16: ...ure and will turn off when the temperature is outside of that range If you increase or decrease the temperature setting of the spa the READY indicator icon will turn off until the water temperature re...

Page 17: ...ge the screen to Temp Lock Off to turn the Temp Lock and icon off HOME SCREEN The temperature displayed in the center of the Home screen is the actual temperature of the spa water If the READY icon is...

Page 18: ...w 2nd Press Jet pump 1 on High 3rd Press Both jet pumps on high speed 4th Press Jet pump 1 on Low Jet pump 2 on high 5th Press Jet pump 2 on High 6th Press All pumps off BOLT 1st press jet pump on Hig...

Page 19: ...like to change the brightness of the Control panel screen Press the OPTIONS hard button on the Control panel Press the soft button next to Set up Press the soft button next to Brightness to lower the...

Page 20: ...the spa TO ADJUST TREBLE Press SETUP SOURCE soft button to advance to the SETUP Tone Treble screen Press the soft button next to or to change the Treble between 5 and 5 Press SETUP Tone Treble soft b...

Page 21: ...ts d 1 MotoMassage DX Jet Pump 2 a 4 Combination jets b 1 Combination XL jet c 4 Direct jets d 6 Direct jets e 1 Combination jet Jet Pump 1 Jet System 2 Diverter lever in the position a 2 Combination...

Page 22: ...er Feature left wall lever must be in ON position Jet Pump 2 Jet System 1 Diverter lever in the position a 6 Direct jets b 8 Direct jets c 1 Combination XL jets d 4 Direct jets Jet Pump 2 Jet System 2...

Page 23: ...b 4 Direct Hydromassage jets in right lounge c 1 Combination XL jets in right lounge footwell d 1 Combination XL jets on front lounge wall e 2 Combination jets on front lounge wall f 4 Direct Hydroma...

Page 24: ...Jet Pump 1 a 2 Combination jets b 2 Combination jets c 4 Direct jets d 1 Combination XL jet e 1 Combination XL jet f 1 Water Feature right wall lever must be in ON position Jet Pump 2 Jet System 2 Di...

Page 25: ...Page 22 LIMELIGHT COLLECTION BOLT MODEL BLTE Jet Pump a 8 Direct jets b 4 Direct jets c 2 Combination jets d 2 Combination jets e 1 Combination XL jet A C B D E Jet Menus...

Page 26: ...Jet Pump 2 a 4 Direct jets b 1 Combination XL jet c 1 Combination XL jet d 2 Direct jets e 2 Combination jets Jet Pump 1 a 10 Direct jets b 6 Direct jets jets c 2 Combination jets d 1 Water Feature ri...

Page 27: ...s as the heater will cycle more frequently As an additional precaution against partial freezing of some of the components the equipment compartment can be insulated with an insulating kit available fr...

Page 28: ...warranty WARNING To reduce the risk of injury to persons using the spa DO NOT remove the suction fittings filter standpipes located in the filter compartment and do not sit on the filter lid in extrem...

Page 29: ...cover that meets or exceeds all prevailing requirements of ASTM 1346 91 for spa safety covers when installed and used correctly as of the date of manufacture Non secured or improperly secured covers a...

Page 30: ...of the cover just above the skirt Gently push do not lift with both hands towards the opposite rear corner of the cover diagonally As the cover opens the gas springs will allow the cover to come to a...

Page 31: ...tional 16 amp breaker in order to operate the heater and jet pump 3 at the same time Without the additional 16 amp breaker the heater will NOT operate while jet pump 3 is on Mount the subpanel accordi...

Page 32: ...iring information Mount the subpanel according to local codes but not closer than 1 5 meters 5 feet away CONDUIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 To connect the electrical service first remove the screws f...

Page 33: ...Just make sure you check the following Always put your spa on a structurally sound level surface A filled spa can weigh a great deal Make certain that the location you choose can support the weight Do...

Page 34: ...Use the level to check the level of the spa Make any necessary adjustments 9 Refer to the spa pedestal support diagram for your spa to locate the remaining leveling points each of which must now also...

Page 35: ...g electric meters Gas meters A C units Is the path clear Move away branches dog houses firewood etc If there is a 90 turn can we clear it The spa will not bend No more than 6 consecutive stairs withou...

Page 36: ...cation chart WARNING The GLEAM must not be shimmed in any manner GLEAM MODEL GLME Dimensions NOTE All dimensions are approximate measure your spa before making critical design or pathway decisions GLE...

Page 37: ...tion chart WARNING The PULSE DL must not be shimmed in any manner PULSE 89 226cm 89 226cm 3 5 9 cm 34 5 87 5 cm 38 96 5 cm 18 5 47 cm 74 5 189 cm 40 5 103 cm Bottom view Front view Upside Down View of...

Page 38: ...t found in the spa specification chart WARNING The FLAIR must not be shimmed in any manner FLAIR 84 213 5cm 84 213 5cm 3 5 9 cm 32 5 82 5 cm 36 91 5 cm 19 48 5 cm 69 5 176 5 cm 31 78 5 cm Bottom view...

Page 39: ...weight found in the spa specification chart WARNING The BOLT must not be shimmed in any manner BOLT 80 203 cm 80 203 cm 3 5 9 cm 29 5 75 cm 33 84 cm 18 5 47 cm 65 165 cm 34 86 5 cm Bottom view Upside...

Page 40: ...installed on a minimum 10 cm thick reinforced concrete pad or structurally sound deck able to support the dead weight found in the spa specification chart WARNING The GLOW must not be shimmed in any m...

Page 41: ...ply to the NO FAULT heater It is important to note that the NO FAULT heater is protected by both the heater high limit thermostat circuit and the integrated pressure switch The causes of heater high l...

Page 42: ...y maintenance and damage to the spa surface caused by leaving the spa uncovered while empty of water and in direct exposure to sunlight this may cause solar heating distress in warm weather regions Th...

Page 43: ...ative or erratic AIR CONTROL valves closed Filters clogged Open AIR CONTROL lever Clean filters Blue Logo Power indicator blinking Heater high limit thermostat tripped Disconnect power for at least th...

Page 44: ...20 kg 2 075 kg 550 kg m 2 220 240 volt 20 amp Single phase GFCI protected circuit BOLT Model BLTE Seats 4 Adults 2 03 m x 2 03 m 84 cm 6 m 2 1 500 1 100 liters 320 kg 1 740 kg 490 kg m 2 220 240 volt...

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