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TROUBLESHOOTING

If you experience any problems with your hot tub please do not 

hesitate to contact your authorised hot tub retailer.

Problem

Probable Causes

Troubleshooting Solutions

The hot tub is inoperative

•  Power failure

•  The breaker has tripped

•  Heater’s high-limit thermostat has tripped

•  Hot tub lock is activated

•  Check for problems with your power source 

•  Reset the breaker

•  Disconnect the power for 30 seconds to reset the thermostat;  

then check for clogged filters

•  Deactivate the hot tub lock

Hot tub won’t heat, even while the jets 

and lights operate

•  Air lock was created after filling with water

•  Blocked filters

•  Failed air circulation pump or heater

•  Remove air locks by loosening pump and/or heater unions

•  Check for blocked filters, try removing filter and see if it heats okay 

•  Check for water movement

•  Put pump on/off quickly about 10 times to move air in system 

Jet operation is weak or surging

•  Water level is too low

•  Filters are clogged

•  Air control lever is closed

•  Add water to the hot tub

•  Clean the filters

•  Open the air control lever

•  Turn individual jets if not working

Light is inoperative

•  Spa lock is activated 

•  Light wiring or assembly is faulty

•  Deactivate the spa lock 

•  Replace the light assembly

Flo, Htr dry, Dr, Dy displayed

•  Filters may be blocked

•  Circulation pump may have failed

•  Check and replace/clean filters if needed 

•  Is the water in the spa moving?

•  Put pump on/off quickly about 10 times to move air in system

Problem 

Probable Causes

Troubleshooting Solutions

Cloudy water

•  Dirty filters

•  Excessive oils / organic matter

•  Improper sanitization

•  Suspended particles / organic matter.

•  Overused or old water

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Add sanitizer

•  Adjust pH &/or alkalinity range

•  Run jet pump(s)

•  Drain and refill the hot tub

Water odour

•  Excessive organics in water  

Improper sanitisation

•  Low pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Add sanitizer

•  Adjust pH to rec range

Chlorine odour

•  Chlorine levels too high

•  Low pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Adjust pH to recommended range

Musty odour

•  Bacteria or algae growth

•  Shock spa with sanitiser  

(if problem is visible or persistent, drain, clean and refill the spa)

Organic build up or ring around spa

•  Build-up of oils and dirt

•  Wipe off scum with clean rag  

(if scum ring around spa is 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 & adjust pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Maintain sanitizer level

Eye irritation

•  Low pH

•  Low sanitizer level

•  Adjust pH

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Maintain sanitizer level

Skin irritation / rash

•  Unsanitary water

•  Free chlorine level above 5ppm

•  Shock spa with sanitizer

•  Maintain sanitizer level

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

Stains

•  Total alkalinity and pH too low

•  High iron or copper in water source

•  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

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Summary of Contents for Balboa SpaTouch2T

Page 1: ...PREPARATION HOT TUB MANUAL...

Page 2: ...w hot tub or swim spa and general maintenance required Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this owner s manual however the specification or design may vary depending on the model If y...

Page 3: ...e a moment to complete your details below This will be useful in the future if you need to contact your hot tub retailer regarding your hot tub or when you require a service PREPARATION 06 Electrical...

Page 4: ...PREPARATION Electrical requirements 08 Electrical installation 10 Installation and positioning 12 Air source heat pumps 18 Before you use your hot tub 20...

Page 5: ...n each model please check specifications on individual spas Before your hot tub arrives please arrange for a qualified electrician to do the following Image 1 Image 2 Image 3a Image 3b Position isolat...

Page 6: ...ommended Any outdoor cabling should be suitably protected from damage by either laying protective ducting pc pipe below ground or by using a SWA steel wired armoured cable Your electrician will calcul...

Page 7: ...ry tested during the manufacturing process to ensure maximum reliability and long term satisfaction Wipe out any excess water from the hot tub that may have drained from the plumbing after testing and...

Page 8: ...ess in cabinet power supply If the hot tub is a plug and play 13amp hot tub the power cable will already be in place and therefore no extra work is required If the hot tub is a 32amp hard wired this w...

Page 9: ...alves are open as they may have shifted during transit Swim Spa prior to filling Swim Spa equipment access Please see step by step stages on how to remove the cabinet panel to gain access to plumbing...

Page 10: ...aporator coil which contains an advanced liquid refrigerant The air turns into a gas which is then compressed to increase the heat This hot gas passes through the heat exchanger which transfers the he...

Page 11: ...wrench as it can easily crack the nut and cause the leak to worsen Power up You can now re fit the side panel and turn the power on at the isolator point Read the control panel section on how to opera...

Page 12: ...rol Panel Operation 24 Components and Features 32 Jet Design and Formation 34 Jets and Valves 36 Equipment Cabin 38 Maintenance 40 Diverters and Valve Maintenance 42 Bluetooth 44 Filter Care 48 Cleani...

Page 13: ...tinum Spas hot tubs use the world leading Balboa control panels For a more detailed interface manual please visit the Balboa website and select the control panel you have The information provided belo...

Page 14: ...ogrammed to operate 24 hours a day and are not programmable Refer to the spa manufacturer s documentation for any Circulation Pump Mode details Purge Cycles In order to maintain sanitary conditions as...

Page 15: ...for 24 hours enabling Filter Cycle 2 will initiate a purge when Filter Cycle 2 is programmed to begin The Meaning of Filter Cycles The heating pump always runs during the filter cycle In Rest Mode he...

Page 16: ...ow 102 The center of the Heater Status icon turns red F when the heater is On A F B D E C ENJOYING YOUR HOT TUB OR SWIM SPA Filter Kepp your water clean and ready to enjoy Follow these steps to set th...

Page 17: ...he diverter Valves are the largest valves and allow you to divert the water from one seat to another Adjusting the diverter valve allows you to increase the pressure in one seat and reduce in another...

Page 18: ...exercise recovery It will also alleviate restless leg syndrome cramps arthritis and fibromyalgia improving your overall well being A regular hydromassage routine can be more beneficial than you reali...

Page 19: ...area compared to the directional jets Directional adjusting jet Massage intensity can be adjusted with the jet the intensity reduces by turning the decor ring clockwise and increases by turning anti...

Page 20: ...1 5 5 5 5 3 3 2 4 4 6 Illustration varies on each model Side view of control device 1 System control box 2 Control box union 3 Gate valve 4 Ozone mezzi injector 5 Bluetooth unit Speaker 6 System contr...

Page 21: ...is installed under the filtration When disassembling the filter core please first pull up the filter net take out the filter basket and then the filter for cleaning or replacing the filter When insta...

Page 22: ...mulation of sediment between the jet and the jet housing To remove the sediment please follow these instructions Unscrew the jet anti clockwise The jet will get to a point where it is hard to turn Twi...

Page 23: ...may impact connectivity or instructions Connecting to your device Step 1 Make sure the devices are turned on and ready to be connected On your phone tablet or computer make sure that Bluetooth is tur...

Page 24: ...onnection The automatic reconnection mode is not working It is possible that other devices have been connected to the audio station and that the current device is no longer one of the last three conne...

Page 25: ...pleats and gives the filter a deep clean Please ensure your filter is air dry before placing back into your hot tub What filters do I need for my hot tub Each hot tub model is different therefore it i...

Page 26: ...se a microfibre cloth to remove any residue Don t forget to wipe around the jets too Rinse all surfaces and drain the rinsed water to prevent foaming when you refill your hot tub Finally clean the und...

Page 27: ...the pipework Once flushed the technician will drain that water ready for refilling Access to a water supply will be needed to fill the hot tub we generally also request that a hose pipe is available...

Page 28: ...IMPORTANT INFORMATION Safety Information 56 Troubleshooting 58...

Page 29: ...rate blood pressure and circulation Prevent Electrocution Do not connect any auxiliary components for example cable additional speakers headphones additional audio video components etc to system Do n...

Page 30: ...Probable Causes Troubleshooting Solutions Cloudy water Dirty filters Excessive oils organic matter Improper sanitization Suspended particles organic matter Overused or old water Shock spa with saniti...

Page 31: ...Broombank Park Chesterfield S41 9RT 01246 559071 info platinumspas co uk www platinum spas com Get social with us To view the manual in French Spanish or German please visit the Support section on the...

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