CIRCUIT BOARD “DIP” SWITCH CONFIGURATION
Position
110 Volt
Position
220 Volt
On
X
X
X
On
X
X
Off
X
X X X X
X X
Off
X
X X X X
X X X
DIP #
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
DIP #
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Fig 1 Fig 2
4 To fill your spa, remove the filter cover and the filter cartridge by turning it counter clockwise.
If your source
water contains metals, such as iron, it is recommended that you attach a pre filter to your garden
hose. This will help to remove the metals and to make start up easier.
Put your garden hose into the
threaded hole where the filter cartridge is located and begin to fill your spa through this hole. This will purge
air from the water lines and it will make priming the pump easier. Fill your spa approximately 6 inches (15 cm)
from the spa top. The level that you keep your spa water at will be determined by the number of bathers
using the spa. The more bathers, the higher the water level will rise. The filter cover contains a plug
underneath. Remove the plug and fill the cover with pea gravel to weight it down.
5 When your spa is full of water, plug the power cord into your wall outlet or switch your 220 volt GFCI breaker
to the on position. The top side control display will sequence through a numbered test pattern. When you
see the initials Pr, press the jets button several times. The pump will attempt to start. Be aware that it may
take a few minutes for the pump to prime and for water to start flowing. When your pump starts to flow, press
either the temperature up or down arrow to exit priming mode.
6 Next, the top side control will display dashes until the current water temperature is detected and displayed.
This may take up to one minute. To set your desired temperature, press either the temperature up or down
arrow. The set temperature will begin to flash. To change the set temperature, press the warm icon to
increase it or the cool icon to decrease it before the set temperature stops flashing.
7 Your spa should be factory programmed to circulate twice a day, four hours at a time. This setting should be
sufficient for normal usage. Your spa is capable of circulating for 1-8 hour intervals, twice a day, or
continuously. To ensure that the cycles are properly set or to change this setting, press either the
temperature up or down arrow, then press the jets icon. The top side control display should show F4. Press
either the temperature up or down arrow to increase or decrease the filtration cycle time. Press the jets icon
to exit the filter cycle program. Your first filter cycle begins 6 minutes after you connect power to your spa.
The second cycle will begin 12 hours later.
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If your spa is not operating in a filter cycle, but the water requires heating, the spa pump and the heater will
turn on until the set water temperature has been reached. Both components will then shut off automatically.
This prevents your water from cooling down. Your spa is also equipped with freeze protection. If the water
temperature drops below 45
0
F (7
0
C), the pump will automatically turn on. It will turn itself off 4 minutes after
the water temperature has risen back to 45
0
F (7
0
C).
IMPORTANT
Your spa automatically checks the water temperature for 1 minute, every 30 minutes, to increase the
temperature if it has dropped. If you are operating your spa using a 110 volt electrical supply, the
heater will disengage when your pump is turned on to high speed. If your set temperature has
dropped during usage, the heater may not come on, automatically, when you change your pump from
high speed to low speed. To turn the heater back on, decrease your set temperature by 1 degree, then
raise it back to your set temperature. This should reengage the heater within a minute.
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