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5. Attach the nozzle on the air pump to the valve on

the floor of the Inflatable Liner (29). Use the air
pump to fill the bottom of the Inflatable Liner with air.
Be extremely careful not to puncture the Liner.
You will need to operate the pump by hand for
this step.

Next, attach the nozzle on the air pump to the valve
on the bolster of the Inflatable Liner (29). Fill the bol-
ster until there are no wrinkles.

6. Before filling the spa with water, make sure that the

spa is in the desired location, that it can easily be
serviced, and that the cover can easily be removed.
Once the spa is filled, it will have to be drained
before it can be moved. 

Using a garden hose or other clean water source, fill
the spa until there are 2 to 3 inches of water in the
spa. Next, smooth out the wrinkles in the sides
and bottom of the Inflatable Liner (29). Although
a few wrinkles are normal, it is very important to
smooth out as many wrinkles as possible.
Resume filling the spa until the water reaches the fill
line. Do not overfill the spa. Note: When the spa is
filled, the Spa Surround (9) may bow slightly; this is a
normal condition.

After the spa is filled, the spa jet unit must be
primed before the spa is used (see PRIMING THE
SPA JET UNIT on page 10). Important: Prime the
spa jet unit before continuing to step 7. 

7. Use the air pump to fill both chambers of the

Inflatable Cover (4) with air. 

Slide one of the four straps inside the Spa Cover
(11) through one of the loops on the Inflatable Cover
(4). Attach the latch on the strap to the buckle on the
other end of the strap. Attach the other three straps
to the loops on the Inflatable Cover in the same way. 

8. Place the Spa Cover (11) over the spa and line up

the bulge on the Spa Cover with the console on the
dry side jet pack. Snap each of the six latches on the
Spa Cover into the buckles on the Spa Surround (9).

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8

6

5

Fill Line

Air Valve

Air Valve

Air Valve

Bulge

Console

Buckle

Latch

4

11

11

9

29

29

9

Pouch for

Jet Plugs

Latches 

and Buckles

Summary of Contents for 831.10815

Page 1: ...our customer hot line will provide immediate assis tance free of charge to you CUSTOMER HOT LINE 1 888 936 4266 Mon Fri 8 00 am 6 30 pm Eastern Standard Time excluding holidays Model No 831 108150 Ser...

Page 2: ...the center of this manual 2 Table of Contents The decals shown below have been placed on the spa If a decal is missing or if it is not legible please call our Customer Service Department toll free at...

Page 3: ...ren and pets away from the spa when it is not in use 13 Keep all chemicals away from children and pets 14 The pH and chemical balance of the water must be maintained as explained in this man ual see p...

Page 4: ...mmersion in the spa may cause hyperthermia a dangerous condition which occurs when the internal body temperature rises several degrees above the normal body temperature of 98 6 F 37 The symptoms of hy...

Page 5: ...8 00 am 6 30 pm Eastern Standard Time excluding holidays To help us assist you please note the product model number and serial number before calling The model number is 831 108150 The serial number ca...

Page 6: ...is 69 You should allow for this size plus the size of the spa jet unit plus room to remove the cover when choosing the location 8 Be sure to note any other considerations such as aesthetics or privac...

Page 7: ...urround 9 Start the flap where the fastener strip starts and pull the flap tight as you go around Make sure the three holes in the Inflatable Liner are centered in the cutout in the Spa Surround 9 as...

Page 8: ...nflatable Liner 29 Slide a Wet Side Gasket 48 onto each connector Firmly tighten a Wet Side Nut 49 onto each con nector 4 Position the wet side jet pack B as shown Place an O ring 52 in the groove of...

Page 9: ...ant to smooth out as many wrinkles as possible Resume filling the spa until the water reaches the fill line Do not overfill the spa Note When the spa is filled the Spa Surround 9 may bow slightly this...

Page 10: ...more amps No other appliance should be on the same circuit Replace the power cord immediately if it becomes damaged The power cord is equipped with a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter GFCI located at t...

Page 11: ...heating The chart below shows approximate heating times for different air tem peratures with a water temperature of 60 to 64 F SECURING THE SPA COVER The spa cover can be secured by snapping the latc...

Page 12: ...nit must be tipped on its side Rock the spa jet unit slightly until all the water has drained from the pump Replace the nut on the pump Replace the dry side shell filter cap and pillow 12 USING THE CO...

Page 13: ...p all containers closed tightly when not in use 6 Never add water to the chemicals always add the chemicals to the water as directed 7 Always store chemicals in a cool dry place 8 Always keep chemical...

Page 14: ...ter should heat Cover the spa with the spa cover The spa cover must be tight The water will heat at a rate of 1 3 F an hour If you are using the spa indoors and the room temperature is maintained at 7...

Page 15: ...ord must be unplugged Note If the unit is to be kept outdoors in cold weather you must allow the spa to maintain a safe tempera ture by running in automatic mode Allowing the spa jet unit to freeze wi...

Page 16: ...16 NOTES...

Page 17: ...17 NOTES...

Page 18: ...18 CUSTOMER RECORD Model No Serial No Retailer Name Purchase Date Retailer Address...

Page 19: ...ulting from improper chemical treatment damage to the spa shell resulting from exposure to extreme temperatures or damage to the spa shell resulting from exposure to direct sun light and ultraviolet r...

Page 20: ...0 9 999 15 000 19 999 10 000 14 999 20 000 4 How many times a week do you exercise Less than 3 times 3 times or more 5 Have you ever purchased an ICON product before Yes No 6 Where did you first see...

Page 21: ...pending on the room temperature to heat the water in the spa The good news is that once the water is heated it will maintain its tempera ture for a relatively low cost You can reduce the wait ing peri...

Page 22: ...astener 43 4 Filter Housing Screw 44 1 Index Washer 45 1 Surround Bottom 46 1 Temperature Probe Gasket 47 1 Temperature Probe Nut 48 2 Wet Side Gasket 49 2 Wet Side Nut 50 4 Rubber Foot 51 4 Tek Screw...

Page 23: ...6 20 36 35 5 5 15 5 5 5 8 28 2 26 18 18 38 38 19 10 25 29 9 13 6 42 42 42 42 43 10 14 21 24 12 40 43 44 41 42 27 27 17 7 51 50 51 50 3 30 45 48 49 49 48 32 46 47 36 36 52 34 52 53 53 54 EXPLODED DRAWI...

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