RotoSpa DuraSpa S160 Owner'S Manual Download Page 7

Getting Started

 

Initial set up. 

 

When you first get your RotoSpa, your supplier may commission it for you and talk you through everything, such as the 
touchpad features, chemical usage and general maintenance tips. However if you have opted for kerbside delivery please follow 
the subsequent steps on initial set up or when filling your RotoSpa up, after a water change or taking out of winterization.  

STEP 1; when you get your RotoSpa you will need to begin by filling it with water to the specified level as shown to 
the right, minimum fill level is no lower than the second slot down from the top. To fill your DuraSpa you will need 
a water supply and a hosepipe. Before inserting your hosepipe into your RotoSpa please allow water to flow 
through freely removing all contaminants from the hosepipe within, once done you can then insert the end of the 
hosepipe into the filter housing and allow to fill, this will prevent any air locks forming in the pipework. Depending 
on your water pressure this can take 2+ hours.  

STEP 2; once filled, you can then plug your DuraSpa in so it can heat up. The default temperature is set at 37 deg, to adjust the 
temperature press and hold the up button, this will raise the temperature. To reduce the temperature press and hold the down 
button.                                                                                        

STEP 3; once powered up the RotoSpa will enter auto mode and heat to the set 
temperature. It takes approximately 8-12 hours to heat from cold depending on 
ambient temperature. The heat, pump and auto lights should all be on.  
 
STEP 4; 
before you can use your DuraSpa you will need to add some chemicals to get 
the water balanced. Once filled and you have set your desired temperature you will 
need to check the pH level of the water. The level of Ph. will need to be at 7.2 so your 
sanitiser can work to its optimum ability. 
Test Strip Users- Using the test strips supplied. Dip one into the water and compare to 
the diagram on the back of the pack.  
Scuba Digital Tester- switch on using the ON/OFF key. Swirl the instrument several times under the water allowing the chamber 
to completely fill with water. Tightly close the lid and press the ZERO/TEST key, allow ‘0.0.0’ to show on the display. Press the 
mode key until Ph is displayed along the bottom of the display screen. Remove the lid and add a phenol red tablet to the 
chamber of water, using the crushing rod break the tablet up until it is fully dissolved, close the lid and swirl instrument for 
approx. 15 seconds, keep the instrument still for 15 seconds then press the ZERO/TEST key and await the final result. It may 
state high or low depending on the levels. 
To increase the Ph., add 10.5 grams of Ph. + to some water in a plastic container and mix, slowly add the solution to your 
RotoSpa. Ensure the jets are on so the ph.+ solution is evenly distributed through the entire volume of water. After 5 minutes 
turn the jets off and use the test strips or Scuba tester to check the ph. level, continue until 7.2 is achieved. To lower your ph. 
follow the same instructions using ph. -. 
 It is vitally important that the ph. is kept at the correct level to ensure the sanitizer can work efficiently.  
Always follow each brands individual instructions. 
 
Step 5; while the water is still cold and your ph. level is correct you will then need to introduce some chlorine shock or non-
chlorine shock to the water, this is only to be done when you are refilling your DuraSpa and once a week if needed. 
For Chlorine users add 2 grams of Chlorine Shock to a plastic container with a sample of your spa water, mix and add to the 
RotoSpa slowly, again leave jets on and allow solution to distribute throughout the water. It is advised that you let your chlorine 
shock run at 5ppm to completely eliminate any contaminants within your water (allow levels to drop between 2-3ppm before 
using your RotoSpa).  

Summary of Contents for DuraSpa S160

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Page 3: ...uction 1 Electrical Supply 2 Getting Started Step by Step guide 3 4 Using your RotoSpa s control panel and it s functions 5 Maintenance 7 6 8 DuraSpa S160 Specifications 9 Health and Safety 10 Trouble...

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Page 5: ...de will explain everything you need to know about the set up and continual use of your RotoSpa In order to obtain maximum benefit from your RotoSpa we recommend that you read and follow the informatio...

Page 6: ...egulations The RotoSpa will be supplied with a 3 meter 3 core flex cable with a male commando plug attached Please note if your socket is positioned too far away from the RotoSpa the cable may not rea...

Page 7: ...st Strip Users Using the test strips supplied Dip one into the water and compare to the diagram on the back of the pack Scuba Digital Tester switch on using the ON OFF key Swirl the instrument several...

Page 8: ...the chl result by 2 2 and this will give you the reading for free Bromine if the reading is lower than the advised add 2 gram of Chlorine and allow jets to run continue until 2 3ppm has been achieved...

Page 9: ...push the up button once this will turn it on If you upgraded your LED light to a Mulitcolour then pressing the up button 3 times will put the light into a slow cycle throughout the colours push it a f...

Page 10: ...also the best way to ensure the water is clean and pleasant for bathers Please revert to pages 3 and 4 for water balancing guide PH Keeping the ph balance correct will not only make sure your sanitis...

Page 11: ...uch like washing machines and kettles your RotoSpa s components pump heater pipes etc can be at risk of calcium build up and can seriously reduce its performance It is important to enquire about the r...

Page 12: ...risk of breakdowns and unnecessary costs for emergency call outs We have a few differing service packages available depending on your needs They range from winter shutdown to a full inspection of pip...

Page 13: ...ght Non slip texturized Entry Exit Step Suction Cover Hydro Jets Master Seat Recliner Seat Recliner Seat To change the filter simply remove the black drinks tray you will then see the filter ring SEE...

Page 14: ...consciousness DO NOT use a hot tub with a water temperature higher than 40 C NEVER allow children below the age of 4 years old to use a hot tub DO NOT use glass in or around the spa as broken glass c...

Page 15: ...eously If the error code reappears please try one of the following Are all the jets in the open position Open them by twisting the jet faces Are your filters clean or need changing Have you recently r...

Page 16: ...ertain possible causes and solution Hot Tub is making a sucking sound or Surging Water level is too low Go to page 3 You re going to be away from your hot tub for an extended amount of time n a In thi...

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