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INSTALLATION AND 

QUICK START UP GUIDE

5. 

FILLING THE SPA: 

To fill your spa, remove the filter cover and the filter cartridge by turning it counter clockwise. 

If your source 

water contains metals, such as iron, it is recommended that you attach a pre filter to your garden hose. This will help to remove any 

precipitated metals and to make start up easier.

 Put your garden hose into the threaded hole where the filter cartridge is located 

and begin to fill your spa through this hole. This will purge air from the water lines and it will make priming the pump easier. Fill 

your spa approximately 6 inches (15 cm) from the top of the spa. The level that you keep your spa water at will be determined 

by your personal use and preferences.

6. 

PRIMING THE PUMP: 

When your spa is full of water, plug the power cord into your wall outlet or switch your 220 volt GFCI breaker 

to the on position. The top side control display will sequence through a numbered test pattern. When you see the initials PR, 

press the jets button to start the pump. If there is air in the line and the pump sounds like it is straining, you may have to depress 

the jets button to off and on several times before the pump will start. Be aware that it may take a few minutes for the pump to 

prime and for water to start flowing. When your pump starts to flow, and the jets begin to operate, press either the temperature 

up or down  arrow to exit priming mode.

7. 

SETTING THE TEMPERATURE:

 The top side control will display dashes until the current water temperature is detected and displayed. 

This may take up to one minute. To set your desired temperature, press either the temperature up or down arrow. The set 

temperature will begin to flash. To change the set temperature, press either the up or down arrow until you reach your desired 

setting. When the temperature reading stops flashing, your desired temperature is set.

8. 

SETTING THE FILTER CYCLE:

 Your spa should be factory programmed to circulate twice a day, 4 hours at a time. This setting 

should be sufficient for normal usage. Your first filter cycle begins 6 minutes after you connect power to your spa. The second 

cycle will begin 12 hours later. Your spa is capable of circulating for 1-8 hour intervals, twice a day. To ensure that the cycles 

are properly set or to change this setting, press either the temperature down or up arrow, then press the «Jets» icon. The top 

side control display should show F4. Press either the temperature up or down arrow to increase or decrease the filtration cycle 

time. Press the «Jets» icon to exit the filter cycle program.

9. 

CONTROLLING THE TEMPERATURE: 

If your spa is not operating in a filter cycle, but the water requires heating, the spa pump and 

the heater will turn on until the set water temperature has been reached. Both components will then shut off automatically. This 

prevents your water from cooling down. Your spa is also equipped with freeze protection. If the water temperature drops below 

45°F (7°C), the pump will automatically turn on. It will turn itself off 4 minutes after the water temperature has risen back to 45°F 

(7°C). 

IMPORTANT: Your spa automatically checks the water temperature for 1 minute, every 30 minutes, to increase the temperature 

if it has dropped. If you are operating your spa using a 110V electrical supply, the heater will disengage when your pump is turned on 

to high speed. If your set temperature has dropped during usage, the heater may not come on automatically when you change your 

pump from high speed to low speed. To turn the heater back on, decrease your set temperature to one (1) degree below the current 

temperature and wait for the display to stop flashing. After stopping, raise the set temperature back to your original setting. This should 

reengage the heater within one (1) minute.

Summary of Contents for 110-16

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL Please read this owner s manual carefully as it is designed to provide you with instructions for the safe use of your new spa 2018 SPA DIVISION OF DIVISION SPA DE ...

Page 2: ...IDE 5 SPA OPERATION 7 OZONE GENERATOR INSTALLATION 8 PERSISTENT MEMORY RESET 10 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 11 COVER MAINTENANCE WINTERIZING YOUR SPA 12 UNDERSTANDING SPA CHEMICALS 13 SPECIALTY CHEMICALS 14 DISINFECTING AND SANITIZING CHEMICALS 15 TROUBLESHOOTING 16 DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES 18 ...

Page 3: ...ILD DROWNING 1 Supervise children at all time 2 Attach spa cover after each use REDUCE THE RISK OF OVERHEATING 1 Consult your physician before use if you are pregnant diabetic in poor health or under medical care 2 Exit immediately if uncomfortable dizzy or sleepy Spa heat can cause hyperthermia and loss of consciousness 3 Spa heat in conjunction with alcohol drugs or medication can cause loss of ...

Page 4: ... situation Be sure to check with your local agencies for specific requirements in your area 9 DANGER Risk of electric shock Do not permit any electric appliance such as light telephone radio or television within 5 feet 1 5m of a spa Never operate any electric appliance from within your spa or if your body is wet 10 WARNING To reduce the risk of injury a The water in a spa should never exceed 104 F...

Page 5: ...vert the spa pack are located on the inside of the spa pack cover Ensure that the 220 volt breaker is disconnected until you have completed Step 4 and your spa is full of water 2 SETTING THE SPA IN PLACE Move your new spa to the location where it will be installed Leave a minimum of 36 inches 91 cm of space at each end of the spa This ensures that you will be able to remove the end panels and you ...

Page 6: ... desired setting When the temperature reading stops flashing your desired temperature is set 8 SETTING THE FILTER CYCLE Your spa should be factory programmed to circulate twice a day 4 hours at a time This setting should be sufficient for normal usage Your first filter cycle begins 6 minutes after you connect power to your spa The second cycle will begin 12 hours later Your spa is capable of circu...

Page 7: ...rol panel By turning this valve counter clockwise air will begin to enter the spa water through the jets Closing the valve by turning it clockwise will stop the air NOTE Leave this valve in its closed position when the spa is not in use This will prevent ambient air from entering and cooling the water it will make heating the spa water more efficient and it prevents the pump from running continuou...

Page 8: ...mp discharge to the heater manifold The unions will be tight together and it is best to use an oil filter wrench to loosen and tighten them see fig 1 1 3 Remove the insulation from the left side of the spa cavity to expose the plumbing manifold The insulation is not itchy and you will be putting it back in after you install the injector see fig 1 2 4 Cut the water line at the end and on the right ...

Page 9: ...ount the ozone generator see fig 1 8 Connect the second end of the ozone tubing to the barb on the top of the ozone generator If needed the tubing can be shortened 10 Remove the cover of the spa pack Unscrew the plastic that secures the wires on the right side Insert and connect the ozone cord to the circuit board Resecure the cords and replace the cover see fig 1 9 11 Reinstall the manifold Refil...

Page 10: ...nect power from the spa again 6 Remove jumper from J43 and replace 7 Reconnect power to the spa PRE INSTALLATION 1 The ozone generator or UV sterilizer must be 110V and approved for use on residential spas 2 A Mazzei 784K or equivalent injector is required for the ozone generator installation 3 The electrical cord must have an amp style 4 pin male connector with wire locations as follows Balboa oz...

Page 11: ... filter cartridges is about two years depending on spa usage BOTTOM DRAIN SUCTION FITTING Your spa has a bottom drain that feeds water to the pump It is equipped with a VGB compliant cover located in the foot well of your spa This cover traps hair and other large debris to prevent these contaminants from being sucked into the spa pump It is recommended that you remove the debris from the cover on ...

Page 12: ... spa Use the lock down tabs to prevent unauthorized access to the spa and to prevent the wind from lifting the cover off see fig 1 12 COVER MAINTENANCE AND WINTERIZING YOUR SPA WARNING Sitting or standing on the cover of your spa will break it During winter you also need to remove snow buildup from the cover for the same reason WARNING Always lift the cover by the grip handles and never drag the c...

Page 13: ... bathers by destroying bacteria and viruses 3 Specialty These chemicals are used for preventive maintenance and water clarification When using any chemicals always refer to the manufacturer s recommendations for usage WATER BALANCE CHEMICALS Water balance chemicals are extremely important because they prevent your spa water from becoming acidic corrosive or alkaline scale forming This in turn prev...

Page 14: ...nd greases into smaller fragments so that they can be destroyed and removed through shock treatment with a non chlorine oxidizer If you experience visible oil and grease conditions on the water s surface and or a continuous scum line it is recommended to add enzymes on a regular basis 3 Clarifiers When a spa is heavily used there can be a build up of microparticles in the water that are too tiny t...

Page 15: ...h are very effective You should not over chlorinate your spa This could result in bleaching or staining of the polyethylene and these conditions are not covered under warranty BIGUANIDE Unlike bromine and chlorine biguanide is a non halogen sanitizing compound It is effective for people who have allergic reactions to halogen sanitizers like chlorine and bromine Is is odorless and does not irritate...

Page 16: ...pen position 2 Ensure that the jets are in their open position 3 Ensure that your filter is not dirty and causing a flow restriction 4 The pump may not be properly primed Push the Jets button several times It may take several minutes for the pump to prime THE PUMP RUNS CONTINUOUSLY OR WILL NOT SHUT OFF WHEN THE JETS BUTTON IS DEPRESSED 1 The pump runs as long as there is a heat demand Ensure that ...

Page 17: ...PA When draining and refilling your spa air may enter the pump which will keep the water from flowing into it Below are the steps to take to bleed an air locked pump 1 Turn off the GFCI breaker 2 Open the access door to the equipment enclosure 3 Loosen a heater union until you hear the trapped air escape 4 Once water drips out in a continuous stream hand tighten the union until the water stops lea...

Page 18: ...n an overheat situation and disappear when the heater cools SN Sensors are out of balance If alternating with spa temperature it may just be a temporary condition If flashing by itself spa is shut down If the problem persists call your spa dealer or a qualified service technician HL Significant difference between temperature sensors has been detected This could indicate a flow problem Check water ...

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