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Rotate the outer ring until the heater button is
flashing. Press OK to turn the heater off. Press

OK again to turn the heater back on. The heater

will help to maintain the water temperature up to
104 F (40 C).
Press the Power On/Off button a second time to turn
the whirlpool off. The lights near the whirlpool floor
will remain illuminated until the keypad enters the
sleep mode.
Repeat the steps above to verify the operation of the
second keypad.

A built-in timer automatically stops the pump

and motor after approximately 20 minutes of operation.

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Flexjet Flow Mode

Increases Flow
or Pulse Rate

Effervescence Mode

Indicator Bar - Shows
water flow volume or
pulse rate

Chromatherapy Cycle

Decreases Flow

Heater On/Off

Power On/Off

Chromatherapy-
Specific Color

Rotate outer ring to
access desired mode.

Backjet Mode-
Adjust Pulse

Activates Mode
Selected

Lighted User Keypad

Turn the Flexjet
trim clockwise to
decrease the flow.

Turn the Flexjet trim
counterclockwise
to increase the flow.

Backjet Operation

NOTE:

Rotate the outer ring until the backjet mode is
flashing and press OK . The backjet pulsing action
will start at medium speed. The backjet pulsing
action will start at medium speed. The backjets
pulse from the bottom of the whirlpool toward the
top, with water flow and pulse action occuring
from two backjets at a time.

If the water level falls below the water level

sensors, the backjets will stop. The backjet icon and
indicator bar on the user keypad will flash. The backjets
will automatically restart when the water level covers
the sensors.

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To increase or decrease the backjet pulsing action,
press either the up or down arrow buttons on the
keypad, while the backjet mode is active.
To increase or decrease the flow volume to the
backjets, rotate the outer ring to the Flexjet mode,
press OK to activate the mode, and press either
the up or down arrows on the keypad. This also
increases or decreases the flow to all modes.

To activate or deactivate different modes while

the backjets are operating, rotate the outer ring until the
disired mode is flashing and press OK . (Example: To
turn the heater off, rotate the ring until the heater icon is
flashing and press OK ).

Press OK while the backjet mode is flashing to
turn off the backjets.
Repeat the above steps for the second keypad.

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MODES OF OPERATION

MODES OF OPERATION

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Summary of Contents for K-1111-VLN-0

Page 1: ...y time without notice These instructions contain important care cleaning and warranty information CAUTION Risk of product damage please leave these instructions for the consumer We recommend this whir...

Page 2: ...wire connectors marked Earth Ground are provided within the wiring compartments To reduce the risk of electric shock connect these connectors to the grounding terminals of your electric service or sup...

Page 3: ...ING Unauthorized modification may cause unsafe operation and poor performance of the whirlpool Product Notices B A GFCI ELCB GFCI ELCB 2 220 240 20 50 60 C Connections and Service Access Before instal...

Page 4: ...all or in an island installation An island installation requires a four side surround In both instances make sure the deck is supported by brick or concrete Install an access panel to allow the pump t...

Page 5: ...umbing according to the roughing in information packed Cap the supplies and check for leaks PREPARE THE SITE WOOD CONSTRUCTION PREPARE THE SITE WOOD CONSTRUCTION We recommend a tiling in bead for stra...

Page 6: ...aterial Insert the drain tailpiece into the trap Make sure the whirlpool is level and resting on all support blocks NOTE NOTE The pump controls when the pump banding straps are cut and support blocks...

Page 7: ...they were before you cut the pump banding straps If the pumps are raised too high they will not prime properly Make sure the rubber isolation feet are in place To minimize whirlpool noise and vibrati...

Page 8: ...Bond in accordance with national and local codes A wiring harness has been pre wired at the factory allowing communication between the keypad all features and the control No additional wiring is requ...

Page 9: ...the first shoulder of the jet O Inspect and lubricate the o ring O Insert the jet into the housing and lightly push and rotate until it snaps in position TEST RUN THE WHIRLPOOL TEST RUN THE WHIRLPOOL...

Page 10: ...he joints between the whirlpool rim edge and the water resistant wall material with silicone sealant Tape and mud the water resistant wall material Install the finished wall to the water resistant wal...

Page 11: ...llates to remain in contact with any whirlpool surfaces for long periods of time CAUTION Risk of product damage NOTE Do not submerge the pillows underwater or use them as seat cushions For best attach...

Page 12: ...not exceed 104 F 40 C The heater will disengage at higher temperatures Please refer to your Homeowners Guide for detailed instructions on the user keypad and remote control The keypad controls the ch...

Page 13: ...press OK The backjet pulsing action will start at medium speed The backjet pulsing action will start at medium speed The backjets pulse from the bottom of the whirlpool toward the top with water flow...

Page 14: ...ll eight colors takes approximately one minute Rotate the outer ring to select this mode and press OK to activate it Press OK while the chromatherapy mode is active to end the cycle When this mode is...

Page 15: ...keypad indicator bar keeps scanning at power up 5 User keypad is illuminated but pump won t start 6 Motor runs but pump won t prime cavitates 7 Pump stops before 18 minutes 8 Pump does not automatica...

Page 16: ...C D E 1 A B GFCI ELCB C D E A B O C A GFCI ELCB B C D 2 3 A B C A B C D A GFCI ELCB B C D 4 A B C D A B C A B C D 5 6 A B C A B C D A GFCI ELCB B C D A 7 18 8 22 A GFCI ELCB B C D A 20 A B 9 A B 16 1...

Page 17: ...replace and lubricate O ring then reinstall jet 12 Noisy operation A Pump banding straps have not been cut B Dry or dislodged jet O ring squeal A Replace batteries B Replace wiring harness C See home...

Page 18: ...g B Backjet butterfly valve does not open C Not enough water in whirlpool D Actuator switch does not work E Power from pump motor to control is off F Backjet pipe is blocked G Switch wire from switch...

Page 19: ...age B Increase water flow 18 Effervescence ports do not bubble A Air intake on suction line is blocked B Water flow is too low Troubleshooting the Effervescence Jets A B C D 17 A B C D A B 18 A B SYMP...

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