HEATING
Expect a heating rate of 2 degrees per hour. If the temperature of the water is around 6 degrees when
starting, it will be around 37 degrees after 15 hours. After that the water temperature is kept according to
the thermostat. Filtration and water hygiene products will keep the water clean.
Note!
Even if the thermostat is set higher than the current water temperature, it will only turn on when
the water circulation is active. The heater has a built-in flow sensor incl. micro switch that rely on a certain
flow of water to be activated and provide power to the heater. If there is not enough circulation (e.g. filter
is not cleaned, the water level is too low), then the heater won’t start. It can also lead to the overheating
protection (covered by a black plastic nut) activating and the heater stops working. Resetting is done by
loosening the nut and depressing the red pin.
CIRCULATION PUMP
We recommend that the circulation pump be controlled via the timer as described on the first page. It is
also possible to control it manually via the buttons on the sides of the "control box". This presupposes that
the timer (if used) is activated. On delivery hose intended for circulation pump is labeled "Pump".
NOTE!
If
you turn off the pump manually with the button it will not start again even with the timer set! The button
must be in the "on" position for the timer to function correctly.
BLOWER FOR BUBBLE SYSTEM
This is also controlled via one of the buttons on the side of the "control box" (located above the box with
pumps). Which button controls what function is determined by how the buttons are connected to the
pump and blower (via pneumatic tubes). On delivery the hose intended for blower is labeled "Blower".
When the water is drained, the water in the hose is removed by starting the blower for a few seconds.
NOTE! When air passes the blower this and the air will be heated up. In order not to blower and plastic
parts will overheat the recommended maximum running time is 20 minutes / session with at least a 30
minute break until the next use. If the temperature in the blower rises too high it will stop automatically
when the automatic thermal fuses are tripped.
GOOD TO KNOW!
The bottom of the bath has a small bend
upwards which will be flat and lie against the
support plate on the frame in the bath when
filled with water. When drainging the bottom
rises up again and that makes all the water flow
out to the edge and then out through the drain
valve.
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Read the warning text on the first page. It is important to know and follow the information therein.
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Note that a bath when filled with water and being used by 6 people, weighs approx 1800kg. Take
this into account when installing the bath in a terrace or similar and make sure the structure is
strong enough.
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The "push-up" drain valve is primarily used to flush out the last of the water. Most of the water is
drained in the way described on page 8 under Draining / replacing water.
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When the circulation pump is running, the water is being filtered. If the temperature of the water is
lower than what is set on the thermostat, the water will be heated as well. If the pump is running
all the time (not controlled by a timer) that leads to the water temperature is raised regardless of
what the thermostat for the electrical heater is set at.
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