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Owners Manual - Bear Essential Class

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Summary of Contents for Athabascan

Page 1: ...engineered for the world s harshest climates available on www arcticspas com Owners Manual I n t e r n a t i o n a l...

Page 2: ...ion of exterior surfaces decks and gazebos In addition some communities have adopted residential barrier codes which may require fencing and or self closing gates on the property to prevent unsupervis...

Page 3: ...ver Power 35 What is WIFI Extender 35 What is a Home Network Connection Through LAN Cable 35 What is myarcticspa com 35 How Does onSpa and Web Connect Work 36 OnSpa Interface Through EoP 36 OnSpa Inte...

Page 4: ...stablishing Correct Water Chemistry 66 Arctic Spas Spa Boy Salt Dose Guidance Table 69 Sanitizer and pH Readings 69 Caring for your Spa Boy System 70 Arctic Spas Spa Boy Version 1 R1 Maintenance Sched...

Page 5: ...Specifications 103 Overview 103 Keypad Installation 104 Electrical Wiring 105 Heater Connections 107 Power up breaker setting 108 Keypad Overview 110 Error Codes 113 Troubleshooting 118 How to Set the...

Page 6: ...feet 1 5 m of metal surfaces if each metal surface is permanently connected bonded by a minimum No 8 AWG solid copper conductor US No 6 AWG stranded Canada 8 4 mm Europe attached to the wire connector...

Page 7: ...relaxation WARNING To avoid injury exercise care when entering or exiting the hot tub AVERTISSEMENT Pour viter des blessures user de prudent en entrant dans une de cuve de relaxation et en sortant WAR...

Page 8: ...ment les risques d hyperthermie mortelle dans une cuve de relaxation WARNING People using medications and or having an adverse medical history should consult a physician before using a spa or hot tub...

Page 9: ...m NA Euro 5500 2x3600 1347 Gallons 5100 Litres 1909 Lbs 866 Kg 240 Volt 50 Amp Epic series require 60amp 1 x32Amp 3 x16Amp Epic series require 1 x40A 3 x 16Amp 3 x20Amp 3 x25Amp Okanagan 171 75 x93 43...

Page 10: ...ng contractor or structural engineer To find the weight of your spa its contents and occupants refer to the Spa Specification chart This weight per square foot must not exceed the structure s rated ca...

Page 11: ...WORK SHOULD BE DONE BY AN EXPERIENCED LICENSED ELECTRICIAN AND APPROVED BY A LOCAL BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSPECTION AUTHORITY The electrical supply must satisfy the requirements of the spa as marked on...

Page 12: ...nal plumbing will achieve a partial prime as the spa is filled To check the operation of the jet system and to remove any remaining air from the plumbing system follow these steps a All Models Push th...

Page 13: ...F to 104 F by pressing the TEMP and TEMP buttons on the control panel The spa will normally come up to temperature within 16 to 24 hours Replace the spa cover while the tem perature is reaching the se...

Page 14: ...soon Jet E Jets All jets are adjustable and can be turned ON OFF and can also be locked in the fully ON position simply by rotating the Jet face F Diverter If your spa is equipped with a Diverter its...

Page 15: ...t can also be locked in the fully ON open position by turning the face of the jet clockwise until it does not go any further Then rotate again to allow the jet to override the lock stop Monsoon Jet Ce...

Page 16: ...sed a button and that the selected function has been performed Power Up Detection When spa is powered up it performs a check to confirm if the hi limit probe is attached to the heater barrel While thi...

Page 17: ...n to regulate water temperature The temperature setting will be tion Water temperature can be adjusted by 1 increments from 59 to 104 F 15 to 40 C The temperature symbol indicates the desired tem pera...

Page 18: ...es will be saved and the filter cycle will begin when you have programmed it to do so 45 Minute filter cycle time out If you turn a pump blower or light on during a filter cycle the cycle will be inte...

Page 19: ...tly from body oils If you re using your spa frequently with a high bather load the water will need to be replaced more often Spa water gradually loses quality because of build ups of unfilterable poll...

Page 20: ...remove any soap residue The pillows can be conditioned with Arctic Pure Cover Renew cleaner after cleaning If the spa is not going to be used for a long period of time that is during a vacation or if...

Page 21: ...a circular motion Do not let the vinyl dry with a soap film on it before it can be rinsed clean 4 Scrub the cover s perimeter and side flaps Rinse clean with water 5 Rinse off the underside of the cov...

Page 22: ...If you plan to be away from home for 7 14 days follow these instructions to ensure that the water quality of your spa is maintained 1 Adjust pH as needed 2 Ensure you have sufficient sanitizer to las...

Page 23: ...This will be a Zip file you must unzip or decompress the file 2 Put the program on a USB stick 3 Make sure there is no other content in the USB stick 4 Plug the USB stick into the processor card 5 Res...

Page 24: ...and filtering No action required 6 Spa doesn t drain completely The spa is drained by gravity It will not always drain fully It is not necessary to drain the spa in its entirety except when winterizin...

Page 25: ...r You will have to add chemicals to maintain proper levels of Total Alkalinity TA Calcium Hardness CH and pH Proper water balance and pH control will minimize scale buildup and corrosion of metals ext...

Page 26: ...d when not in use Don t inhale fumes or allow chemicals to come in contact with your eyes nose or mouth Wash your hands immediately after use Follow the emergency advice on the product label in case o...

Page 27: ...d the addition of more water with a high or low alkalinity will raise or lower the TA reading of the water 6 When the Total Alkalinity is within the recommended range proceed to the next step Balancin...

Page 28: ...n lungs and eyes 1 Always maintain the sanitizer level in your spa at the recommended level for each type of sanitizer 2 We recommend the following sanitizers Chlorine System Arctic Pure Chlorine Tabl...

Page 29: ...to use your new spa right away Peak Boost must be added first Follow directions for adding Peak Boost from this page 1 Fill floating dispenser with pucks and open to setting 7 2 Add 7 tablespoons 100...

Page 30: ...vel of organic contaminants combined with chlorine ODOR A High Calcium level high pH high alkalinity SCALE DEPOSITS A High concentration of oils and organics being agitated by the jets and or Therapy...

Page 31: ...Best Defence correct pH level to 7 2 7 6 and alkalinity to 100 130 ppm A Shock treatment with Arctic Pure Refresh A Use Arctic Pure Best Defence and have your dealer check your water balance B Add Arc...

Page 32: ...fitted Spa Boy systems Disclaimer This is not an automatic water care system The system is set up for typical spa use The spa user is ultimately responsible for maintaining proper sanitary water condi...

Page 33: ...hot tub cover must be kept on the hot tub when not being used Scratches or micro crazing in the spa shell reported after the day of installation are not covered under warranty Micro crazing is defined...

Page 34: ...h your device or computer anywhere in the world where you have internet connection Note If your Arctic Spa is not optioned with WIFI capability for onSpa any Arctic Spa can be upgraded to have the req...

Page 35: ...pa 1 2 What is onSpa The most advanced control system available for Spas on the market Any smart phone tablet and computer can function as the Spas control centre with the OnSpa App 1 3 What is Web Co...

Page 36: ...lled a range expander is a type of wireless repeater used to expand the reach of a wireless LAN 1 7 What is a Home Network Connection Through LAN Cable An Ethernet cable which is directly connected to...

Page 37: ...lobal Eco Pak through Ethernet Over Power EoP onSpa interfaces with your device and Spas Global Eco Pak through WIFI Extender onSpa interfaces with your device and Spa Global Eco Pak through a LAN Cab...

Page 38: ...abled Device with App Installed Topside Controller 1 9 4 Web Connect Interface Through EoP 1 9 2 onSpa Interface Through WIFI Extender The following diagram reflects onSpa interface through a WIFI Ext...

Page 39: ...6 Web Connect Interface Through LAN Cable 1 9 4 Web Connect Interface Through EoP The following diagram reflects onSpa interface with Web Connect through EoP onSpa and Web Connect User Guide Version...

Page 40: ...uter WIFI Delivering network data Computer 1 9 6 Web Connect Interface Through LAN Cable The following diagram reflects onSpa interface with Web Connect through a LAN Cable connected to the Spas Proce...

Page 41: ...If the ETHERNET light does not illuminate Ethernet cable may be faulty Replace cable Also check router light is flashing at Ethernet cable connection point may need to reset power to the router You ca...

Page 42: ...gh until IP is displayed St or dy will be displayed if St is displayed press the Up Arrow button to change to dy Dynamic Press the FILTER button again to display the Spas IP address Last Octec should...

Page 43: ...me you press the filter button you move to the next LLP setting scroll through until IP is displayed St or dy will be displayed if St is displayed press the Up Arrow button to change to dy Dynamic Pre...

Page 44: ...P through your Spas Topside Controller to ensure your Spas IP Address is set to Dynamic dy and your Spa has been assigned a valid IP Address Steps to Access LLP to ensure your Spas IP Address is set t...

Page 45: ...a valid IP Address Step 4 Scroll to the end of the LLP Settings to save exit the settings Scroll to the end of the LLP setting by pressing the FILTER button until you reach the end of the LLP settings...

Page 46: ...art The following flowchart shows how to open a free account with myarcticspa com and register your Spa on the server linked to the myarcticspa com webpage Once completed onSpa with be fully functiona...

Page 47: ...ly for Arctic Spas owners allowing owners access to the full benefits of owning an Arctic Spas Spa The My Arctic Spa Server has been designed to receive data from your spa over the internet through yo...

Page 48: ...user to create a user account complete the details in the Register box located on the right hand side of the Home Page Note password must be at least seven characters long Once completed press the Cl...

Page 49: ...assword in the fields provided in the Login box You will automatically be directed to the Profile and Preferences Page where you will need to register your spa details Note Once you have logged in for...

Page 50: ...Spa server onSpa and Web Connect User Guide Version 1 Revision Draft 1 Page 20 of 24 Issued Mar 2016 1 15 4 Register an Arctic Spa To register your Arctic Spa details click the Register an Arctic Spa...

Page 51: ...press the Forgot Password button to re establish your password My Arctic Spa Login Box on Home Page Screen Shot 1 14 4 My Arctic Spa Once you have logged in My Arctic Spa will have automatically direc...

Page 52: ...y System for 1 hour Boost button can be activated in cases when you know you are going to have a heavy bather load Onzen Status If your spa is optioned with Spa Boy and Onzen is set to 1 in LLP the On...

Page 53: ...My Arctic Spa Documentation Screen Shot 1 14 3 Error Codes Click on this tab to access the Error Codes page This page provides you quick access to error code descriptions possible causes and solutions...

Page 54: ...ess the data that has been transmitted from your spa to My Arctic Spa Data such as but not limited to the following is captured Spa Boy Power Consumption The data can be used by the Spas owner to dete...

Page 55: ...Boy Automatically maintains sanitizer Chlorine within the specified ORP range Displays current ORP and pH levels of your spa water Takes the guess work out of calculating how much Arctic Pure Salt Wat...

Page 56: ...to the Global Eco PAK The Global Eco PAK can then establish a two way communication channel between the Global Eco PAK and myarcticspa com Spa Boy data logs the spa water pH and ORP levels for the Te...

Page 57: ...bal Eco PAK Spa Boy Generator Spa Boy Output Electrode Spa Boy Sensor Spa Boy Niche Two piece the front section unscrews from the body section Spa Boy Electrode Housing Also known as Lippert Wallfitti...

Page 58: ...tails consult with your Arctic Spas Dealer 1 8 Spa Boy Version Table The following table is used to track the release dates and provide a summary for any Spa Boy version releases 1 9 Spa Boy Version I...

Page 59: ...to the Global Eco PAK The communication cable is used to establish continous two way communication between the Spa Boy System and myarcticspa com Arctic Pure Arctic Spas range of products developed es...

Page 60: ...sure of alkalinity pH is measured between 0 and 14 denoting various degrees of acidity or alkalinity Neutral water has a pH of 7 0 Water below 7 0 is acidic and becomes more acidic as it approaches ze...

Page 61: ...rm on the spa shell surface and the equipment High pH will cause calcium to precipitate fall out of suspension The water may become cloudy High pH can be lowered by adding Arctic Pure Salt Water Balan...

Page 62: ...regularly to prevent haze algae chloramines etc Shock An oxidizer that burns off the organic wastes which cause cloudiness and algae It is a generic term for a chemical used to oxidize organic wastes...

Page 63: ...setting the user may adjust higher if preferred by contacting their dealer to have it adjusted Depending on the water chemistry which will be effected by bather load and spa usage at times the ORP va...

Page 64: ...een positioned in accordance with the Arctic Spas Owners Manual Pg 9 Program Filtration Cycles Filtration Duration Refer Section 1 14 3 Relax and Enjoy Your Spa Arctic Spas Spa Boy Version 1 R1 Mainte...

Page 65: ...g Grate and installed the Spa Boy Sensor Warning Do not proceed until the Spa Technician has filled your spa with water to above the Spa Boy Sensor Housing removed the Spa Boy Housing Plug installed t...

Page 66: ...management using your device such as smart phone or tablet that has been connected to your spa through WiFi Refer OnSpa user Guide Pg 33 The topside controller low level programing Refer Arctic Spas Q...

Page 67: ...of hot water before adding to the spa water Steps to Establish Chemically Balanced Water With Spa Boy Step 1 Test and Adjust Calcium Test Calcium hardness Level should be between 50 150 ppm If high l...

Page 68: ...accom modate spa usage and bather load Note The Arctic Spa Boy Salt Chart in this guide provides the esti mated impact of adding lb 225Grams of salt to your spa Spa Boy Owners Manual Version 1 Revisio...

Page 69: ...tep 4 Obtain Readings Obtain your reading where top of white peak falls on the number scale Read top of peak to the nearest 0 2 division Step 5 Correspond Test Result Reading Correspond the test resul...

Page 70: ...t XL 1988 525 4 5 10 122ppm 122ppm Yukon 1360 359 3 1 6 7 180ppm 180ppm Kodiak 1592 420 3 6 7 8 157ppm 157ppm Norwegian 1565 413 3 5 7 7 157ppm 157ppm Tundra 1700 449 3 8 8 4 147ppm 147ppm Swim Spa AW...

Page 71: ...s the Spa Boy Output Electrode to the Niche Remove the Spa Boy Output Electrode from the Niche by Unscrewing the Electrode anticlockwise and ensure the small O ring has not dislodged from the Electrod...

Page 72: ...Turning counter clockwise unscrew the Grate located on the front of the Spa Boy Sensor Housing Screw the Spa Boy Housing Plug provided with your spa into the front of the Spa Boy Sensor Housing This...

Page 73: ...ashboard on My Arctic Spa reflects that the ORP is below 545 mV do the following Check Spa Boy Dashboard through My Arctic Spa to see if the Dashboard reflects sanitizing YES if yes Spa Boy is current...

Page 74: ...ne ORP reading is below the optimum range 545mV ORP Adding BOOST can temporarily poison the SpaBoy sendor for 24 48 hours Do not trust the ORP reading until water has stabilized Question 7 Is it permi...

Page 75: ...more chlorine unnecessarily thus increasing pH even higher and reducing the effectiveness of chlorine even further Strive to achieve a Low pH level 7 2 pH must not exceed 7 6 Question 9 Why is my wate...

Page 76: ...y reading is within the desired range 2000ppm and 2500ppm If salinity reading is below the range it can cause the Cell Life Monitor to display as Red which implies the Spa Boy Salt Cell is exhausted w...

Page 77: ...her load is there a way to manually active the Spa Boy System to generate additional sanitizer Increase ORP Level Yes you can Pressing the Boost Button through the App or dashboard in myarcticspas com...

Page 78: ...w the readings To access My Arctic Spa you must first register your details on the My Arctic Spa web site www myarcticspa com Drop Test Kit or by taking a water sample to your local spa dealer pH Week...

Page 79: ...Adjust Down to spa water 545 550 mV is the Optimum Range factory default setting The user may adjust higher if preferred by contacting their dealer to have it adjusted Spa Boy will strive to maintain...

Page 80: ...Does Electrode smoke Electrode Smokes for 3 seconds pause 3 seconds but does not stay on for 30 minutes Check connection of Spayboy Niche to Spayboy Generator Check Spaboy Generator supply voltage di...

Page 81: ...ly test Chlorine level Check Spaboy Sensor Probe Replace Spaboy Sensor Probe Check Battery read ing of Spaboy Output Electrode Wait 24 hrs to see if Spaboy automatically corrects ORP level Replace Spa...

Page 82: ...ces contact with harsh chemicals Dramatically reduces time and money needed to maintain spa water Reduces impact to the environment 1 Fewer trips to the spa store for supplies 2 Less packaging wasted...

Page 83: ...pH will cause calcium to precipitate The problem with calcium falling out of suspension is that it collects on the heater and pump and shortens their life High pH also reduces the life of the Onzen Ou...

Page 84: ...e spas water pH level pH Level Sanitizer Chlorine Loss of Effectiveness based on pH Level Sanitizer Chlorine Effectiveness based on pH Level 7 0 pH 27 73 7 2 pH 38 62 7 5 pH 50 50 8 0 pH 78 21 8 5 pH...

Page 85: ...ts per million a standard measure of chemical or mineral concentration Organic waste Debris such as microorganisms perspiration urine etc which needs to be burned up or oxidized regularly to prevent h...

Page 86: ...1 hour cycle Fd 02 2 hour cycle Fd 03 3 hour cycle Fd 04 4 hour cycle Fd 05 5 hour cycle Fd 06 6 hour cycle FF FF Filter Cycle Frequency FF 1 1 cycle in 24 hours FF 2 2 cycles in 24 hours FF 3 3 cycle...

Page 87: ...11 1 Onzen Start Up Overview Flowchart Spa has been positioned in ac cordance with Arctic Spas Owners Manual Pg 9 Have electrical power to Spa connected in accordance with Arctic Spas Owners Manual P...

Page 88: ...Set Water Temperature Step 1 Fill Spa Fill your spa through the filter intake as shown to the appropriate level just under the head rests If you have sediment or high mineral content a carbon filled...

Page 89: ...Adjust Down pH Down or muriatic acid Do not raise Total Alkalinity WARNING SkippingthesestepsonStart upcancausescalingproblems and cloudy water that may not be covered under warranty NOTE Use all prod...

Page 90: ...d out accordingly Step 7 Test Sodium Chloride Level You will now need to test sodium chloride levels Refer Using Sodium Chloride Test Strips for details If sodium chloride levels are low dissolve 1 2...

Page 91: ...ll Point Bottom of Head Rest Spa Model Litres US Gal Min Kg Max Kg Min Lb Max Lb 225 Grams 1 2 lb Fox 875 231 1 06 1 32 2 34 2 92 255 ppm 255 ppm Glacier 1131 299 1 37 1 71 3 02 3 78 195 ppm 195 ppm C...

Page 92: ...ater surface Step 2 Place Test Strip in Water Sample Place the lower end of the strip into the water IMPORTANT Keep top half of strip COMPLETELY dry to get an accurate reading Step 3 Test Duration Per...

Page 93: ...amage and the use of alternative salt blends will be easily detected by technicians Steps to Stabilize Water Step 1 Stabilize Spa Water Once Filtration cycles and filtration duration low level setting...

Page 94: ...r Pump 5 button again to display your first option This is your Ozone Cycle Duration Peak II only if Peak 1 is installed ozone will run during filtration Step 3 Setting Ozone Duration Through Topside...

Page 95: ...select your Filter Cycle Frequency You can select from 1 to 4 times per day You can move backwards through the settings by pressing the Pump 3 button Pump 4 on Epic series spas The Pump 1 button will...

Page 96: ...ange the Filter Cycle Duration to Fd 00 This de activates the filtration pump so you can see the mist of gas bubbles produced by the Onzen System Step 2 Scroll to On Onzen Duration Setting Scroll thro...

Page 97: ...ut Electrode in the foot well of the spa There should be a fine mist of small bubbles coming from the fitting within a minute or two If no bubbles are visible dealer service may be required Note You c...

Page 98: ...after heavy usage or if the Chlo rine level is too low Important Always test and balance the pH and Chlorine levels before each spa use Expect the pH to increase slowly over each week and when it gets...

Page 99: ...o force the FCL down then adjust the Onzern Cycle Duration time setting to prevent over chlorination on sec 1 12 6 Drain Water Re fill spa in accordance with sec 1 12 2 Be careful not to let the pH le...

Page 100: ...crease Question 5 Will the salted water damage my lawn This is very unlikely The recommended concentration of salt is used is approximately 10 of the concentration of sea water Question 6 Why is my wa...

Page 101: ...ed Onzen Questions Continued Question 8 What should I do if the spa is not going to be in use or when I go on vacation please see FAQ 3 Question 9 Should I use Best Defence or another scale remover It...

Page 102: ...g Boost granu lar chlorine after heavy use or if the Onzen Output is too low 1 3 ppm ORP Refer FCL Refer FCL Maintenance Task 600 1000 mV CH Monthly Check Calcium Hardness level to ensure it is in the...

Page 103: ...down Adding Arctic Pure X it The above is dependent on FCL level spa usage and bather load Refer FCL Maintenance Action to Adjust Correct High CH lower with a stain scale controller such as Arctic Pu...

Page 104: ...ments Europe CHURCHILL 93 x93 235cm x 235cm 39 99 cm NA Euro 4000 W 463 Gallons 1753 Litres 765 Lbs 347 Kg 240 Volt 50 Amp 1 phase x 32Amp or 3 phase x 16Amp LAURENTIAN 93 x93 235cm x 235cm 39 99 cm N...

Page 105: ...YPAD CONNECTOR AS ILLUSTRATED 2OUTE THE CABLE THROUGH ONE OF THE MOLDED STRAIN RELIEF CHANNELS ON THE BOTTOM RIGHT SIDE OF THE SPA PACK AS ILLUSTRATED ILL THE REMAINING SPACE WITH THE FOAM GASKETS SUP...

Page 106: ...OUNDING CONDUCTORS BONDING LUG 9 3ERIES CONNECTIONS LECTRICAL WIRING FOR ALL MODELS LECTRICAL WIRING FOR ORTH MERICAN MODELS AIN ELECTRICAL BOX PANEL 7ARNING OR UNITS FOR USE IN OTHER THAN SINGLE FAMI...

Page 107: ...ND PACK TERMINAL BLOCK IS ESSENTIAL ALL AN ELECTRICIAN IF NECESSARY LECTRICAL WIRING IN YT UROPEAN MODEL PHASE ONNECT 0 BETWEEN 0 AND 0 ONNECT 0 BETWEEN 0 AND 0 PHASE WITH SINGLE NEUTRAL ONNECT 0 BETW...

Page 108: ...AILABLE ON ORTH MERICAN IN YE MODELS ONLY HEAT WAV SPECIlCATION SUMMARY s 3UPPORTS 6 OR 6 s 0ROTECTED BY EXTERNAL BREAKER NOT FUSED s NCOLOY HEATER ELEMENT s PTIONAL K7 0ART 6 HEATER IS AVAILABLE LL H...

Page 109: ...LECTION 5 ENU NOT AVAILABLE OR 5 3WIM OR 3WIM OR See Swim Spa manual for details 9 3ERIES 4ECH OOK AMP TEST LL THE SEGMENTS AND S LIGHT UP 3OFTWARE REVISION OW LEVEL SELECTION OW LEVEL SELECTED FROM L...

Page 110: ...D FEMALE QUICK CONNECT TERMINALS FOR ALL CONNECTIONS INCLUDING GROUND EPENDING ON WHERE THE CONNECTIONS ARE MADE ON THE IN YE PACK 0 6 AND 6 ACCESSORIES ARE SUPPORTED 2EFER TO THE FOLLOWING TABLES FOR...

Page 111: ...SPA LIGHT WILL mASH FOR A FEW SECONDS BEFORE THE END OF THE MINUTES TO WARN YOU THAT THE SYSTEM IS ABOUT TO RESUME ITS NORMAL OPERATION 0RESS 0UMP OR 0UMP IF AVAILABLE TO RESTART THE SYSTEM BEFORE TH...

Page 112: ...PURGE IS ACTIVE 3ETTING ECONOMY MODE 4HIS MODE ALLOWS YOU TO LOWER THE TEMPERATURE SET POINT OF THE SPA BY DURING A CERTAIN PERIOD OF THE DAY 4HE DISPLAY WILL SHOW 0X hXv REPRESENTING THE STATE OF TH...

Page 113: ...HEN THE 3MART 7INTER ODE IS ON 4ROUBLESHOOTING R N INTERNAL HARDWARE ERROR HAS BEEN DETECTED IN IN XE ONTACT DEALER OR SERVICE SUPPLIER 4HE SYSTEM HAS SHUT THE HEATER DOWN BECAUSE THE TEMPERATURE AT T...

Page 114: ...ROBE ISSUE 2EPLACE SPA PACK IF PROBLEM PERSISTS LOW CHART 0RR ERROR MESSAGE mOW CHART STEP BY STEP N INTERNAL HARDWARE ERROR HAS BEEN DETECTED s 2ESTART THE SPA PACK AND START STOP ALL PUMPS AND BLOWE...

Page 115: ...ACE SPA PACK ERROR MESSAGE mOW CHART STEP BY STEP LOW CHART 3TEP BY 3TEP 2EGULATION PROBE 4HE SYSTEM HAS SHUT DOWN BECAUSE THE TEMPERATURE AT THE HEATER HAS REACHED YES 4AKE WATER TEMPERATURE WITH A D...

Page 116: ...ATING WATER DURING lLTER CYCLE 3HORTEN lLTER CYCLE DURATION F HOT WEATHER IS NOT A FACTOR OWER 3ET 0OINT BELOW CURRENT WATER TEMPERATURE 4HE EATER INDICATOR SHOULD DISAPPEAR FROM KEYPAD DISPLAY 4O SHO...

Page 117: ...PROBLEM IS NOT SOLVED REPLACE THE SPA PACK 3TEP BY 3TEP LOW CHART IN mO CABLE 50 ERROR MESSAGE mOW CHART STEP BY STEP 4HE SYSTEM DID NOT DETECT ANY WATER mOW WHILE THE PRIMARY PUMP WAS RUNNING OLLOW T...

Page 118: ...SAGE mOW CHART STEP BY STEP LOW CHART 3TEP BY 3TEP 50 ERROR MESSAGE 3TEP BY 3TEP 9 3ERIES 4ECH OOK s EW LOW LEVEL CONlGURATION SOFTWARE NEEDS TO BE DOWNLOADED INTO THE SPA SYSTEM WITHOUT IT THE SYSTEM...

Page 119: ...IF NEEDED 2EPLACE SPA PACK YES F 0UMP IS NOT WORKING FOLLOW THIS TROUBLESHOOTING mOW CHART 0UMP DOES NOT WORK s HECK FOR AN ERROR MESSAGE ON KEYPAD DISPLAY F THERE IS ONE REFER TO THE SPECIlC SEC TIO...

Page 120: ...D LOW SPEED ARE ON THE VERSION s 4URN 0UMP TO HIGH SPEED AND TAKE VOLTAGE READING BETWEEN 0IN 0IN 9OUR READING SHOULD BE 6 FOR A 6 PUMP 6 FOR A 6 PUMP 0UMP HIGH SPEED FUSE 0UMP LOW SPEED FUSE s 4URN 0...

Page 121: ...ORKING FOLLOW THIS TROUBLESHOOTING mOW CHART 0UMP OR BLOWER DOESNgT WORK mOW CHART STEP BY STEP 0UMP OR BLOWER IS NOT WORKING s HECK FOR AN ERROR MESSAGE ON KEYPAD DISPLAY F THERE IS ONE REFER TO THE...

Page 122: ...ING 0 CONNECTOR s 4URN 0UMP TO HIGH SPEED AND TAKE VOLTAGE READING BETWEEN 0IN 0IN 9OUR READING SHOULD BE 6 FOR A 6 PUMP 6 FOR A 6 PUMP 0UMP FUSE s 4URN 0UMP TO LOW SPEED AND TAKE VOLTAGE READING BETW...

Page 123: ...OR A 6 PUMP 0IN 0IN ZONATOR FUSE 2EPLACE OZONATOR HECK WIRING AND PLUGS 2EPLACE IF NEEDED F THE OZONATOR IS NOT WORKING FOLLOW THIS TROUBLESHOOTING mOW CHART 3TEP BY 3TEP ZONATOR DOESNgT WORK mOW CHAR...

Page 124: ...N KEYPAD DISPLAY LOW CHART OR ORTH MERICAN SYSTEMS 3TEP BY 3TEP FOR ORTH MERICAN VERSION OTHING SEEMS TO WORK s 6ERIFY THAT ALL SCREWS ARE PROPERLY TIGHTENED ON THE TERMINAL BLOCK 4URN POWER OFF AND M...

Page 125: ...S TO WORK UROPEAN VERSION mOW CHART OR 6 SYSTEM PHASE O YOU READ 6 BETWEEN PHASES O YOU READ 6 BETWEEN AND PHASES O YOU READ 6 BETWEEN AND PHASES ELTA O YOU READ 6 BETWEEN AND YES NO 4HERE IS AN ELECT...

Page 126: ...EADINGS THIS INDICATES AN ELECTRICAL WIRING PROBLEM ALL AN ELECTRICIAN OR PHASE ELTA SYSTEM s EASURE VOLTAGE BETWEEN LINE AND LINE BETWEEN LINE AND LINE AND BETWEEN LINE AND LINE s 9OU SHOULD GET 6 FO...

Page 127: ...ARE PROPERLY CONNECTED s F IT IS REPLACE SPA PACK s N THE CASE OF THE UROPEAN MODEL IN YT CE ONLY REPLACE ACCESSORY FUSE s F PROBLEM PERSISTS REPLACE SPA PACK IVE ROUND 2ETURN F SPA IS NOT HEATING FOL...

Page 128: ...ZOVJR OHaHYK SS LSLJ YPJHS PUZ HSSH PVUZ ZOV SK IL KVUL I X HSP LK WLYZVUULS VUS Keypad connector F A KEYPAD DOESN T WORK s 6ERIFY KEYPAD CONNECTIONS AND TRY SPARE KEYPAD s 2EPLACE KEYPAD IF PROBLEM I...

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Page 131: ...til you get the setting you want Once you found the Low Level setting that press the light key to save the setting The Pack will reset and the setting will be saved INYE 3 Low Level Settings LL 1 One...

Page 132: ...IN YE ONLY 6 NOMINAL ONLY SINGLE LINE WITH NEUTRAL AX Z NOMINAL Z EAT WAV RATING 6OLTAGE OR 6 Z 7ATTAGE K7 AT 6 K7 AT 6 LSO AVAILABLE K7 AT 6 LOW RATE INIMUM OF 0 0 IS REQUIRED 5 3IXTH D 5 ILE 3 O OD...

Page 133: ...LOW AND I MUST NOT EXCEED 4OTAL OF 0 0 AND I MUST NOT EXCEED F IS USED 0UMP MUST BE SPEED 4OTAL OF AND I MUST NOT EXCEED 4OTAL OF 0 0 AND I MUST NOT EXCEED 4OTAL OF 0 AND MUST NOT EXCEED 4OTAL OF 0 A...

Page 134: ...imited to bearing seizure end bell failure start switch failure impeller failure and capacitor failure It is the responsibility of the customer to report shaft seal failure before further damage can o...

Page 135: ...ypochlorite peroxides any sanitizing chemical that may remain undissolved on the spa surface Any and all sanitation systems or chemicals used in your spa must be factory approved by Arctic Spas or you...

Page 136: ...engineered for the world s harshest climates 201808...

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