SpA cABinet inStRUctiOnS
Position spa in final desired
location before assembling free-
standing cabinet. Install panel
containing drain valve (see below
for instructions on how to install
drain valve). Position a cabinet
corner under a corner of the spa.
Position a side panel under spa lip
with black kickboard on the bottom
overlapping cabinet corner. Long
panels will match up with long
sides of spa. Make sure bolt holes
line up, you may have to rotate the
cabinet corner 180° (top to bottom).
Attach side panels to corners using
supplied panel bolts and bolt driver.
Repeat process until all side panels
and cabinet corners are attached to
one another to form the cabinet.
* For some models a corner may
come pre-attached to a side panel.
CABINET DRAIN VALVE INSTALLATION (PLEASE FOLLOW THESE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS,
PRIOR TO CABINET ASSEMBLY COMPLETION AND BEFORE FILLING THE SPA WITH WATER):
- Position the cabinet panel, which has a removable 1½” black plug, to the left of the topside control when facing spa.
- Locate black drain valve located to the left of the equipment pack, attached to clear hose with a ¾” hose clamp.
- Remove or slide clamp with pliers and take out drain valve from clear hose.
- Remove nut from drain valve.
- Install drain valve through the hole and secure back nut.
- Place panel in place, making sure there are no crimps in line.
- Re-attach clear hose completely over barbs and re-secure with clamp.
- Complete cabinet installation (see below).
TO DRAIN SPA:
- Turn off the spa equipment.
- Remove the drain cap.
- Attach a garden hose to threads.
- Turn front face counter-clockwise and pull outwards.
There should be a slow but steady flow of water which
originates from the gravity drain located in bottom of the Baja spa.
SpA cABinet MAintenAnce
CLEANING:
Abrasive or harsh chemicals, aromatic solvents (e.g. toluene, xylene) or cleaners containing aromatic solvents
(e.g. Citri-Solv) should NEvER be used. Hot soapy water is the best choice for cleaning your cabinet. The cabinet is made
from hard material with a non-porous surface, therefore it does not readily stain and most spills do not stick. Any water-
based household cleaner can be used to clean the surface, including Windex, 409, Pledge, Murphy’s Oil Soap, Simple
Green and citrus cleaners. If unsure of the cleaner, test on a small area before cleaning. Can be pressure-washed.
SCRATCHES:
For minor scuffs, gently buff with ‘oooo’ steel wool. Once the scratch is removed, polish area with Carnauba
wax or a high-quality automotive polishing compound (e.g., 3M, Meguire’s, Mother’s) to bring up the luster to match the
virgin cabinet surface. To remove deeper scratches, use a single-edged razor blade to skive the high spots from the surface
of the cabinet. Holding the razor blade perpendicular (the tip of the blade directly against the cabinet surface) to the profile,
scrape the surface along the length of the scratch (2 to 3 passes) to shave off the raised edges of the scratch. Once the
raised edges are removed, use the steel wool and wax technique (noted above) for blending out the area.
