DIVERTER VA LV E
Over a period of time sand or grit may intrude
into your spa. The diverter valves may become
difficult to turn. It is important that the debris be
removed as soon as possible to avoid damage to
the valve.
1 . Turn off the power to the spa.
2 . Remove the diverter handle by pulling upward
and gently rocking it.
3 . Grasp the collar and turn it counter-clockwise.
4 . Lift the valve body up.
5 . Wipe the valve body and interior walls of the
valve with a soft cloth.
6 . Inspect the valve and valve walls for any
grooves caused by the debris.
7.
Using a fine grit sandpaper, smooth down any
deep furrows.
8 . Wipe the valve and wall down with a damp
cloth and remove any debris left behind.
9 . Lubricate the valve body with a waterproof
l u b r i c a n t .
10 . Reassemble the valve and restore the power
to the spa.
11 . Check the Top Side display and adjust for
t i m e .
PRIMING THE PUMP
Every so often after a spa is filled or refilled a
pump is operating but the water is not flowing
from any of its jets. This is a sign that the pump
did not properly prime.
To correct, please perform the following:
1 . Turn off the power to the spa.
2 . Remove the front cabinet panel.
3 . Turn the power back on and locate the pump
by listening to the pumps and cycling them to
determine which pump is not primed.
4 . Turn the power back off.
5 . Locate the union on the top of the pump and
loosen it to allow the air to escape. Wh e n
water begins to flow out of the union, hand
tighten the union.
6 . Turn the power back on to the spa. Activate
the pump and check to make sure that the
union is tight enough to keep from leaking.
7.
Reinstall the cabinet panel and adjust the To p
Side display for time.
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