RotoSpa DuoSpa S080, Owner'S Manual

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GENERAL
When freshly filled with water (or left with the power off with the water cooling to ambient
temperature); your spa will need to run between 6 and 12 hours to reach a temperature of around
37
°
C, which is an ideal operating temperature. Heating should always occur with the thermal cover
fitted and any air controls set to the OFF position to optimise energy efficiency.
Your spa should never be set to a temperature of over 40°C as your normal body temperature is
around 37°C, and setting the temperature to match this will be the most comfortable. Please note
that if the temperature in the spa reaches above 43°C the heater will switch off until the water
temperature drops.
HYDRO JET SYSTEM
Your spa will be fitted with either one, two or three air
controls depending on your model. These can be adjusted to
increase or decrease the air content in the jet streams. They
do this by introducing external air into the system when the
air control is turned on. This air gets drawn into the passing
water under the Venturi effect which increases the intensity
of the massage. With the air control dial (pictured left) turned
to 11 o‘clock, the hydro-air will be turned on fully. To turn the
air control off, turn the dial to 1 o’clock.
The power of most jets (with the exception of any small, fixed
ozone jets) can be individually adjusted by a part turn of the
fascia of the jet. The massage jets can be closed by turning the
face in a clockwise direction, or opened by turning the face in
an anti-clockwise direction (see page 11).
On the QuatroSpa only, the large master massage jet can be
turned off by turning the handle of the diverter valve to 9
o’clock. This jet can be opened partially when the handle is
turned to 12 o’clock, or fully in the 3 o’clock position. Turning
this jet on fully isolates the flow from every other jet in the spa
to concentrate all of the power through the master massage.
Operation
Diverter Valve (QuatroSpa only)
Air Control (All models)