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LOCATION

For your vessel to function properly and safely, it must be located on a 
hard, flat, stable, and level surface on a 6” to 8” thick concrete pad that can 
support 100lbs. per square inch. Inground vessels require special installa-
tion techniques and should be planned in conjunction with your authorized 
Marquis

®

 dealer. Improper installation can result in structural damage to the 

vessel and the voiding of your vessel warranty. Items to discuss with your 
dealer include: Local construction codes, electrical service requirements, 
serviceability of equipment present underground obstructions such as gas, 
water, and telephone lines, safety measures such as fences and locks, and 
visibility of the vessel installation from the home, street, and neighbors.

Do not shim your vessel. If your pad is not level you must pour a top cap: 
contact a professional.

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Allow for sufficient water drainage around the vessel to help preserve 

the equipment and support structure. This includes indoor installations.

•   A filled vessel can weigh up to 18,000 pounds and the location should 

support the weight of the filled vessel.

•   The vessel contains equipment on both ends. Your vessel MUST be 

installed to permit access for servicing the equipment above and/or 

below any decks or floors. Access is essential and must allow adequate 

room for service. To facilitate repairs, Marquis Corp. or its agent may 
require access to vessel equipment. It is your responsibility to provide 

unencumbered access. See vessel diagrams for location of power

 

supply.

•   Leave access to the circuit breakers in the sub panel.
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Be sure the vessel is level and in the final position BEFORE filling with 

water. Check for power cords, tools, and hoses that may be caught 
underneath the vessel.  Do not apply power to the vessel before it is 

completely filled with water. Damage to the pumps, heater and sensors 

may result.

•  IMPORTANT: DO NOT LET AN EMPTY VESSEL REMAIN EX

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POSED TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT. 

   

Vessel surface temperatures can reach in excess of 180°F (82°C) if left 

exposed to the sun. Significant damage can occur if this is allowed to 

happen, including warping and blistering of the surface. Damage, that 
occurs as a result of this exposure, is not covered under the warranty.

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CAUTION: 

Never try to move a vessel that has not been fully drained. 

To do so could result in damage to the spa and physical injury to the 
mover.  Cracks in the vessel surface, exterior siding or base due to 
improper transport or support of the vessel are not covered under the 
warranty.

installation instructions

Summary of Contents for ATV-14

Page 1: ..._________ Date of Purchase ________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________ City _________________________________Stat...

Page 2: ...S ATV 14 MODEL 12 ATV ZONES 13 14 STARTING YOUR ATV 15 16 OPERATING YOUR ATV 17 18 MARQUIS ATV CONTROL OPERATION ATV 14 19 22 Audio System 22 Swim Tether 23 MARQUIS ATV EQUIPMENT DIAGRAM ATV 14 24 MAR...

Page 3: ...the equipment compartment This connector should be bonded with a minimum 2 5mm solid copper wire between this unit and any metal ladders metal water pipes metal enclosures of electrical equipment con...

Page 4: ...lt Lower water temperatures are recommended for extended use exceeding 10 minutes and for young children When used for prolonged exercise periods lower water tem peratures of 85 F 29 C to 88 F 31 C ar...

Page 5: ...ildren must not be allowed to climb onto the vessel cover All Marquis vessels are equipped with a locking cover that meets the ASTM F1346 91 Standard for Safety Covers Always lock the child resistant...

Page 6: ...ure to perceive heat failure to recognize the need to exit the vessel physical inability to exit the vessel fetal damage in pregnant women and unconsciousness resulting in a danger of drowning Other b...

Page 7: ...the high limit thermostat which will turn off the entire vessel PERSONAL SAFETY DO NOTs Don t use the vessel with the equipment compartment door removed Don t use the vessel for more than 10 minutes...

Page 8: ...T be installed to permit access for servicing the equipment above and or below any decks or floors Access is essential and must allow adequate room for service To facilitate repairs Marquis Corp or it...

Page 9: ...ng wire per national and local electrical code INDOOR INSTALLATION There are special requirements if you place your vessel indoors A flat level concrete reinforced pad at a minimum thickness of 152mm...

Page 10: ...nging when or how long the pumps will run See VESSEL CONTROL OPERATION for available options FILTER CARTRIDGES Your vessel is equipped with the ConstantClean Filtration system It fea tures one long fi...

Page 11: ...be made in accordance with the wiring diagram found on the inside of the control box cover Connections must be made with copper conductors only do NOT use aluminum wire All conductors circuit breaker...

Page 12: ...ights 12 15 Interior LED Lights optional 12 16 Control Panel 1 19 Rowing Rod Mounting Plate 2 20 Rowing Band Clip 2 21 Swim Tether Plate 1 22 Grab Rail 1 23 Vortex Filter 2 24 Speakers optional 4 25 H...

Page 13: ...atv 14 zones PUMP 1 ZONE 1C Swim jets PUMP 2 ZONE 2 Swim jets PUMP 3 ZONE 3 Swim jets...

Page 14: ...atv 14 zones PUMP 1 ZONE 1A Seat jets PUMP 1 ZONE 1B Seat jets...

Page 15: ...IS IMPORTANT for your safety and the longevity of your vessel In the case of relocating your vessel it is impera tive to follow the instructions in the owner s manual These instructions must remain w...

Page 16: ...he pump unions located behind the equipment door After turning the power on again the vessel initiates a new priming mode Repeat steps above 10 The system requires approximately two minutes of water f...

Page 17: ...ck half and then off the vessel providing full access Because of the size of the vessel and cover it is highly recommended to have cover lift as sists attached to the vessel to aid removal NOTE Unlock...

Page 18: ...ry to run without any additional programming changes other than setting the desired temperature We do however recommend that the time is set as this will be shown in the dis play as a convenience and...

Page 19: ...speed Pressing the button a third time will turn the pump off The pump will run for 15 minutes before shutting off or switching to low speed Light Pressing the light button will turn the LED lights on...

Page 20: ...ly entered the setting menu simply press the back set button or wait 30 seconds to go back to the home screen Programming choices shown in the main and sub menus See definitions of menu and sub menu i...

Page 21: ...viewed and not changed Typically these functions will be used by a service technician but can be helpful to the owner when reporting an issue to the dealer or service technician over the phone Wi Fi...

Page 22: ...tion Do not connect any auxiliary com ponents for example cable additional speakers headphones additional audio video components etc to the system except as provided by the following The 3 5 mm auxili...

Page 23: ...he body such as crossing one s legs should be avoided Abnormal rotation of the hip especially internal rotation can lead to dislocation Consult your physician prior to starting ANY type of exercise pr...

Page 24: ...p your vessel cover closed when the vessel is not in use This helps prevent unwanted debris from entering the vessel and prevents sun exposure that could damage the surface and the jets of the vessel...

Page 25: ...e and Filter Cleaner to treat the filters Note Keep an extra filter on hand so you always have a clean one ready for immediate vessel enjoyment Remember to replace the filter cartridge at least once a...

Page 26: ...oing so could result in damage to the drain valve due to freezing water Clean the Interior Surface Once the vessel is drained clean the interior surface thoroughly especially at the water line We sugg...

Page 27: ...l or bleach 1 Remove the cover from the vessel and gently lean it against a wall or fence 2 Use a garden hose to spray the cover and loosen and rinse away dirt or debris 3 Use a large sponge and or so...

Page 28: ...m place vacuum nozzle over each jet nozzle to remove water from plumbing lines starting with the highest jet and finishing with the lowest jet Note The vessel is equipped with a Tri Zone control which...

Page 29: ...ater only Do not use a dry chemical fire extinguisher to attempt to put out the fire 7 When adding chemicals always keep the water circulating in the vessel with jets in a downward circular pattern fo...

Page 30: ...The water must be balanced so the sanitizer can work and vessel equipment is protected 2 SHOCK Shock to oxidize organics and maximize sanitizer efficiency 3 SANITIZE Maintain a proper level of sanitiz...

Page 31: ...s between 200 300 ppm The calcium hard ness is normally adjusted when filling or refilling after draining the ves sel High calcium levels can cause scale buildup on vessel surfaces and equipment Your...

Page 32: ...ularly will not have an odor SANITIZE ConstantClean System The ConstantClean system utilizes a combination of sanitizers to in crease water quality and significantly decrease maintenance The factory i...

Page 33: ...ical damage you will be charged at the regular service rate P Problem S Solution Cloudy Water P Inadequate filtration or dirty filter S Ensure that the filter is securely installed Clean or replace fi...

Page 34: ...o see if desired level has been reached Adjust Spa Frog bromine to reduce bromine level High Sanitizer Reading P Too much chlorine or bromine added or dispensed into the vessel S Remove vessel cover a...

Page 35: ...arranted against cracking and peeling for five years The ozonator is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for two years If equipped LED lights RF sensors remote controls valves ATV co...

Page 36: ...our ATV Other items not included in this warranty are freight expenses labor and material cost associated with removal and or replacement of the ATV damage to or fading of the ATV surface and staining...

Page 37: ...is defined as any component change electrical conversion or the addition of any alternative sound system components which contribute to component failure Misuse and abuse shall include without limitat...

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