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WATER MAINTENANCE

WATER LEVEL

For best per

formance the water should be filled and maintained between the ‘Mi

n

’ and ‘Max’ fill lines as 

indicated on the inner wall of your Wave Spa. 

IMPORTANCE OF WATER TREATMENT 

It is of great importance that you regularly monitor and appropriately treat the water in your Wave Spa to 
maximise your enjoyment from the hot tub and to extend its life. Importantly, you should know that hot 
tubs can harbour bacteria if not treated correctly and the most common form can lead to Legionnaires‘ 
disease. These risks can increase with the age of the user, but some people with the following traits are 
at higher risk including: 

People over 45 years of age

Diabetes, lung and heart disease

Smokers and heavy drinkers

Anyone with an impaired immune system

People suffering from chronic respiratory or kidney disease 

HOW DO PEOPLE CONTRACT LEGIONNAIRES’ DISEASE?

People contract Legionnaires’ disease by inhaling small droplets of water (called aerosols), which are 
suspended in the air and contain the bacteria. Certain conditions increase the risk of Legionella if: 

The water temperature in all or some parts of the system is between 20°C / 68°F to 45°C / 113°F, 
which is suitable for growth of the bacteria.

 It is possible for breathable water droplets to be created and water is stored and/or re-circulated. 

There are deposits that can support bacterial growth providing a source of nutrients for the 
organism e.g. rust, sludge, scale, or

ganic matter and biofilms (f

rom the body).

To keep your Wave Spa in pristine condition, always use the correct chemicals and regularly change your 

filters. 

You can order hot tub chemicals from any well-known retailer. Always use spa suitable products 

when cleaning areas around hot tubs, since household cleaners often contain phosphates which nurture 
algae growth or detergents which cause foam. You should also ensure the spa water is changed 
frequently especially when used often. 
It is essential to keep your hot tub water hygienic and free of water-borne bacteria like Legionella, by 
treating it with the correct chemicals and regularly changing y

our filters, 

regardless of how long or how 

frequently you use your hot tub. Correct water treatment will ensure the safety of hot tub bathers, reduce 
how often you have to replace the water and also prolong the lifespan of your pump. 
To reduce foaming on the surface of the spa water, it is ideal to shower before entering the spa, this will 
help to remove any lotions or oils on the skin. For more detailed advice on how to use spa chemicals, 
refer to manufacturers’ instructions.

LOW pH 

We recommend you maintain your water pH between 7.2 and 7.6, total alkalinity between 80 and 120 
ppm and free chlorine between 3 to 5ppm. Low pH will cause damage to the Wave Spa and pump. 
Damage resulting from chemical imbalance is not covered by in your warranty. Purchase a test kit to test 
your water chemistry before each use of the Wave Spa and no less than once per week. 

Summary of Contents for Eco Foam Spa

Page 1: ...Revolutionise your relaxation Read carefully and keep for future reference Eco Foam Spa user manual UK...

Page 2: ...fety Instructions 05 07 Parts Checklist Product Speci cation 08 11 Installation Guidance 12 14 Filling Operating Guidance 15 Water Maintenance 16 Cleaning Storing 17 18 Troubleshooting Error Codes 19...

Page 3: ...ent unauthorised access by children To avoid accidents ensure that children cannot use this spa unless they are supervised at all times For health and safety reasons we do not recommend any child unde...

Page 4: ...e spa and unconsciousness resulting in the danger of drowning Immediately leave the spa if you feel uncomfortable or sleepy Do not turn the spa on when it is empty as this could cause irreparable dama...

Page 5: ...ERSPA PARTSCHECKLIST CLIP ON TOP COVER INFLATABLE LID HAIR STOPPER DRAINAGE PLUG WRENCH REMOTE CONTROLLER DRAINAGE APAPTER INFLATION HOSE REPAIR PATCHES FILTER COVER 8 X POLES CONNECTORS GARDA ONLY FI...

Page 6: ...5L 260GAL 195 x 195 x 70cm 77 x 77 x 27inch 953kgs 2100lbs 90 40 C 104 F 600W TAHOE 6 CIRCULAR 4 6 People 985L 260GAL 184 x 70cm 72 x 27inch 35kgs 77lbs 38 5kgs 85lbs 953kgs 2100lbs 90 40 C 104 F 600W...

Page 7: ...rature Thetablebelow givesaguidetotheapproximatetimerequiredtoheatthespato40 C 104 Cindifferent conditions 10 C 50 F 15 C 59 F 20 C 68 F 25 C 77 F 30 C 86 F WATER TEMP 10 C 50 F 15 C 59 F 20 C 68 F 25...

Page 8: ...w this advice to prevent damage to the materials and extend the life of your product 1 If the ambient temperature is below 10 C 50 F we suggest keeping the package indoors where the temperature is abo...

Page 9: ...corresponds to the diagrams below Please use this as reference when assembling the foam walls to ensure the panels are placed in the correct order Garda Tahoe Como Integrated Heater 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 I...

Page 10: ...tached controller and pass the heater side cable through the hole into the pocket on the outer liner The controller can be reconnected to the cable please take care when aligning the pins then the sle...

Page 11: ...ge onto the Filter Connector B turning clockwise until hand tight 17 Add the Filter Protector Cover onto the Filter Cartridge 18 Smooth out any creases or loose material in the bottom of the spa to av...

Page 12: ...ature used to ll the spa should be between 5 C 41 F and 30 C 86 F to ensure correct operation Water that is too hot or cold will trigger an error message 5 When the spa is lled to the correct level us...

Page 13: ...8 hours the letters FC will appear on the display screen accompanied by a warning tone The light will still be lit on the FILTER button but the pump will not be operational The heating system will als...

Page 14: ...inutes and then press the BUBBLE button again The bubbles stop after 20 minutes to avoid over heating of the internal pump and is there as a safety measure During any time period where the bubbling fu...

Page 15: ...oviding a source of nutrients for the organism e g rust sludge scale organic matter and bio lms from the body To keep your Wave Spa in pristine condition always use the correct chemicals and regularly...

Page 16: ...ained from the Wave Spa and pump system This is vital in extending the life of your Wave Spa We recommend the use of a wet dry vacuum to blow out or suck up water from the Wave Spa pipes and pump line...

Page 17: ...ked Unplug the system After the air pump has cooled insert the plug and press the bubble button to activate Wait for 10 Minutes and restart Contact customer services if it does not reset Unplug the sp...

Page 18: ...existent or the heater is making a grinding sound please 1 Ensure lter does not need replacement 2 Rinse the lter under a tap to clean 3 Check the lter is not overtightened If debris is drawn into th...

Page 19: ...y to any defect arising due to negligence accident misuse or any other reason beyond Wave s control included but not limited to normal wear and tear negligence or failure to follow the instructions in...

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