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12. Never allow anyone to jump or dive into 
  the PowerPool™. The water depth will not 
  accommodate jumping or diving, and 
  serious injury or possible death can result 
  from these dangerous actions.

13. Consult your physician before beginning 
  any new exercise regiment, including 
  swimming, aqua-jogging, aquatic exercise 
  and aquatic stretching.

14. When using the optional aquatic resistance 
  exercise equipment take care to always 
  wear shatterproof goggles to protect your 
  eyes in case you misconnect the attachment 
  device or should a band slip or break.

15. Never leave exercise equipment or any 
  other objects in PowerPool™ when you 
  are finished with them. They may create a 
  trip or injury hazard f they are unseen 
  below the surface of the water.

16. Closely monitor your physical condition 
  when exercising in the PowerPool™.
  A general rule is that you should be able 
  to talk normally while exercising. If you 
  find it difficult to speak or think clearly 
  during exercise, you should exit the 
  PowerPool™ until you are back to normal 
  heart rate and can breathe freely.

17. Display all safety signs and rules located in 
  the Owner Package for PowerPool™. 
  Make sure that all users and guests under-
  stand the rules and know how to use the 
  PowerPool™ before allowing them to use it.

18. Swimming against the jets is similar to 
  using a treadmill. You will want to pace 
  your swim strokes and kicks to maintain 
  your place in the water for an optimal 

  workout. If you like to sprint during your 
  workout, you can use the optional swim 
  tether to give you maximum resistance 
  when sprinting.

19. Always wear waterproof shoes when Aqua-
  Jogging for the best slip resistance and to 
  protect your feet.

20. The bottom of the PowerPool™ has contours 
  built in for added structural integrity. Make 
  yourself aware of those contours so that you 
  know where they are as you exercise.

21. Always use swim-goggles when using your 
  PowerPool™. Swim-goggles make it easier to 
  see the bottom of the PowerPool™ when 
  swimming so that you can fix your position in 
  the swim-lane. Swim-goggles also protect 
  your eyes from continuous splashing during 
  exercise. Whenever using resistance exercise 
  bands or swim-tether, we recommend that 
  you use shatter-proof swim-goggles.

22. Whenever using the optional resistance 
  exercise bands, be sure that they are 
  positively clipped into the attachment 
  hardware on the PowerPool™. After 
  attaching, give the cords a tug to ensure 
  that they are latched. Always remove 
  them from PowerPool™ when you leave 
  the PowerPool™. Keep resistance bands 
  out of the reach of children.

23. Whenever using the optional swim-tether, 
  be sure that it is positively seated in the 
  pole retainer. If it is not properly installed, 
  it can slip out of place and enter the 
  PowerPool™ causing possible injury.

24. 

Be safe, be healthy, have fun!

Summary of Contents for Powerpool

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...ion of the spa installation MAAX Spas Industries Corp provides a limited warranty to our customers It applies to the PowerPool structure surface plumbing pumps heater and controls The limited warranty...

Page 3: ...ccurate to the best of MAAX Spas Industries Corp s knowledge However MAAX Spas Industries Corp assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions Nor is any liabilityassumedfordamagesresultingfromuseof...

Page 4: ...04 2009 25605 South Arizona Avenue Chandler Arizona 85248 1993 2009 MAAX Spas Industries Corp Printed in U S A MAAX Spas dealer...

Page 5: ...cted to your spa trips this is normal behavior Please reset the breaker and enjoy your spa The trip test has been completed successfully If your PowerPool was not wired to a GFCI breaker or your break...

Page 6: ...Pool or hot tub WARNING To avoid injury exercise care when entering or exiting the PowerPool or hot tub WARNING Water temperature in excess of 38 C may be injurious to your health WARNING Do not use d...

Page 7: ...ock 18 Temperature Unlock 18 Panel Lock 18 Panel Unlock 18 Operating Modes 18 Time and Filtration Cycles 19 Setting the Time 19 Preset Filter Cycles 19 Changing Filter Cycles 19 Clean Up Cycle 20 Inve...

Page 8: ...the suction fittings are broken or missing Never replace a suction fitting with one rated less than the flow rate marked on the original suc tion fitting 7 DANGER Risk of Electric Shock Install at lea...

Page 9: ...e hold ground in the area of the hot tub or spa to these terminals using an insulated or bare copper conductor not smaller than No 6 AWG 3 All field installed metal components such as rails ladders dr...

Page 10: ...n high speed for ex tended periods of time with the cover in place Extended operation can cause heat build up and interfere with spa operation Hyperthermia The causes symptoms and effects of hyperther...

Page 11: ...e distance that the crane boom must travel Be sure that the crane operator uses an 8 spreader bar and that the straps wrap all the way around the bottom frame of the PowerPool Locate the PowerPool on...

Page 12: ...nd or water damage Water will splash out of the PowerPool during normal use when swimming and when exiting the PowerPool 3 Surface area of foundation pad and surrounding area should be flat with a non...

Page 13: ...tronic control pack pumps heater UV water sanitizer plasma UV ozone generator LED lighting interface and associated electrical controls not shown The PowerPool Sport and Pro models feature one control...

Page 14: ...nic Control Pack All PowerPool functions are operated by this control There are no user serviceable components in this control Opening this control may subject you to high voltage and danger of electr...

Page 15: ...er Jets Positioned in the foot well or shoulder areas of the PowerPool these jets deliver a penetrating massage to dissolve tension This jet may be the entry point for ozone produced during the automa...

Page 16: ...til it snaps into position Air Controls The intensity of the jet action can be controlled by altering the amount of air injected with water through the jets Your PowerPool has 2 to 4 air controls loca...

Page 17: ...en Run spa and check for union leaks before reinstalling front panel Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter A qualified licensed electrician shall connect the spa to a circuit protected by a GFCI This is a...

Page 18: ...d A green colored terminal or wire connector marked G or GR or Grounding is provided in the control box To reduce the risk of electrical shock connect this terminal or connector to the grounding termi...

Page 19: ...nnect panel 3 Open the air controls located on the top lip and cycle the jets from high to low Water should come from the therapy jets If water flow is not established turn off jets and see Priming Yo...

Page 20: ...adjust the mode setting and change the filtration cycles NOTE In event of a power outage or failure the Control System should retain all settings except time of day If settings are lost re program per...

Page 21: ...ature may result in activating the heater When the heater is operating the heat icon will be displayed in the LCD JETS 1 Touch the JETS 1 pad to activate the primary filtration and jet pump The sequen...

Page 22: ...ndard In Economy mode which operates the same as the Standard Mode then reverts back to the Economy mode after 1 hour The PowerPool The low speed operation of Pump 1 is timed to automatically turn off...

Page 23: ...on for 30 seconds to purge all plumbing lines and ensure complete filtration Changing Filter Cycles The control system allows you to adjust the start time and duration of each filter cycle independent...

Page 24: ...sequence mode Continue until the desired The amount of time needed to filter your PowerPool will vary depending upon usage and ambient conditions but a total filter time of at least four hours per da...

Page 25: ...be taken when using from within the PowerPool Do not submerge the wireless remote control colour sequence mode is selected Ozone Operation All models are equipped with the CleanZone ozone water treat...

Page 26: ...rocution Do not connect any auxiliary components for example cable additional speakers headphones additional audio video components etc to the system Warning These units are not provided with an outdo...

Page 27: ...r tempera ture of 118 F 48 C inside the heater Overheat One sensor has detected temperature of PowerPool water entering heater to be 108 F 42 C Heater flow problem What happens PowerPool heater will a...

Page 28: ...ck suction returns Blockedfilter skimmer Non functioning sensor Non functioning sensor Corrective action Remove filter and clean Add water Contact dealer Open valves Remove blockage Contact dealer Ope...

Page 29: ...idual amount before using Also use your Clean Up Cycle See pgs 15 and 19 after heavy use for additional filtration Tests should be done daily with your test kit to keep a chlorine or bromine residual...

Page 30: ...cals While ozone may significantly reduce the usage of specialty chemicals chlorine and bromine it is not a substitute for these chemicals All chemicals should continue to be monitored especially duri...

Page 31: ...ON Replacing the filter cartridge semi annually is recommended to maintain optimum performance Filter maintenance depends on usage Winterizing In cold climates where freezing temperatures occur specia...

Page 32: ...cleaning will keep it looking new for years Use a spa cleaner for residue and lime buildup at the water level It may be necessary to lower the water level 0 5 to 0 75 cm before cleaning to avoid pollu...

Page 33: ...er or other shock treatment product Increase sanitizer level to balance water and shock if needed Adjust pH add appropriate sodium bisulfate product Use clarifier NOTE Your PowerPool utilizes an ozone...

Page 34: ...ther shock treatment product If problem is visible drain clean refill and balance water Skim foam off using your leaf net or drain clean refill and balance water Adjust pH Shock with a chlorine or bro...

Page 35: ...sodium bicarbonate product Use chelating agent if metals are present Keep proper pH level 7 2 to 7 6 Maintain minimum 150 200 ppm calcium hardness Maintain proper alkalinity for type of sanitizer used...

Page 36: ...Clogged or blocked suction or skimmer Dirty filter Jets in OFF position Slice valves closed Solution Reset circuit breaker in panel box Add water to fill line on skimmer Refer to temperature heater f...

Page 37: ...OFF position Improper or defective wiring or electrical supply Pump thermal overload switch tripped Wearing in of turbo blower brushes PowerPool is in heating cycle PowerPool is in filter cycle PowerP...

Page 38: ...er temperature Exit slowly to accommodate relaxed leg muscles and possible light headedness 6 Soaking for too long may cause some users to feel nauseous dizzy or light headed If you wish to soak in hi...

Page 39: ...he jets is similar to using a treadmill You will want to pace your swim strokes and kicks to maintain your place in the water for an optimal workout If you like to sprint during your workout you can u...

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