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3. Remove the filter by pulling it from the pump housing.
4. The filter cartridge can be rinsed off with a garden hose and re-used. However, if the filter cartridge is still dirty and
discoloured, it should be replaced. It is advisable to replace the filter every two weeks if the unit is in regular use.
5. Insert the clean cartridge into the centre of the pump housing.
6. Check that the seal of the pump cap is securely positioned at the edge of the housing.
7. Replace the pump cap.
8. Position and secure the safety cap by turning it clockwise.
9. Remove the two adaptors from the inside of the tub. This will allow the water to flow out of the pump.
10. Plug the pump in again and open the valve to bleed out the air.
11. Restart the pump following the procedure described above.
12. Test the circuit breaker again before starting up the spa bath.
WATER MAINTENANCE
Poor water quality can be highly detrimental to health. It is therefore important to keep the water in your spa bath clean.
We recommend that you follow the instructions below to treat the water in your bath:
1. Clear any debris from the water surface (leaves, insects, etc.) before each session. Cover the spa bath with the
protective top cover when not in use.
2. Filter the water regularly to remove any bacteria. The filter cartridge should be cleaned daily, and replaced every two
weeks, depending on the frequency of use.
3. We recommend that you change the water in the spa bath if the water quality deteriorates to avoid risks from bacteria.
The frequency of this may vary from 3 to 30 days, depending on how often the tub is used and the level of cleaning
and maintenance.
4. To avoid the development of bacteria in your spa bath, and to ensure the water is of a good quality, pool cleaning
products should be used in addition to the filter pump water treatment. Contact your local pool supplier for further
advice about water maintenance kits for your spa bath. Carefully follow the manufacturer’s instructions regarding the
use of chemical products.
Check the water quality of your spa bath after each use. Any damage to the tub caused by incorrect use of chemical
products or poor water maintenance will not be covered by the warranty.
We therefore recommend that you:
- Maintain the water at a pH level between 7.2 and 7.6. If the pH is below 7.2, the water is acidic and corrosion may occur.
If the pH is higher than 7.6, the water is alkaline, and there is a risk of calcium deposits, the water may become cloudy
and algae may develop.
WARNING:
In addition to the above, an incorrect pH may cause irritation of the skin and eyes, an unpleasant odour
and a rapid fall in the chlorine level.
- The ideal level of alkalinity depends on a number of factors including the type of water treatment used, and the
hardness of the water used to fill the tub (tap water). We recommend an alkalinity level of between 80 and 120 ppm
(parts per million).
- The water in the spa bath must generally contain a chlorine level of 3 to 5 ppm to ensure effective disinfectant action.
Obtain a kit to test the chemical balance of the water before each use of your spa bath. A chemical imbalance may
damage your tub or the pump.
TROUBLESHOOTING
LANAFORM® strives to supply the highest standard of products on the market. However, should a problem arise, do not
hesitate to contact us or your authorised dealer. The table below gives some useful tips to help you identify and resolve
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