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Table of Contents

Read and Follow These Important Instructions .................................................1

Proper Use and Installation ..................................................................................1

Safety In and Around Your Spa .................................................................................................... 1

Spa Safety Literature .................................................................................................................... 4

Entrapment Risk ........................................................................................................................... 4

Be Aware of the Risk of Fatal Hyperthermia ................................................................................. 5

Choosing A Location .............................................................................................6

Outdoor Location .......................................................................................................................... 6

Indoor Location ............................................................................................................................. 7

Electrical Set Up ....................................................................................................9

The Safe Electrical Hook-up of Your Spa ..................................................................................... 9

Electrical Service Requirements................................................................................................... 9

Spa Start Up .........................................................................................................13

Spa Diagram.........................................................................................................17

Equipment Diagram .............................................................................................18

Topside Control Panel .........................................................................................19

Main Control Panel ..................................................................................................................... 19

Operating Instructions ........................................................................................20

Setting the Temperature ............................................................................................................. 20

Jets Pump 1................................................................................................................................ 20

Jets Pump 2 (if equipped)........................................................................................................... 20

Lights .......................................................................................................................................... 20

Jets ............................................................................................................................................. 21

How To Contact Us

Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800.876.0158

Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203.303-0029

Customer Care Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800.876.0158, option 2

Technical Service Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800.876.0158, option 2

Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ThermoSpas • 10 Research Parkway

Suite 300 • Wallingford, CT • 06492

Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.ThermoSpas.com

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Summary of Contents for Atlantis Genesis 200

Page 1: ...ThermoSpas Genesis Series Owner s Manual Safety Maintenance and Technical Information...

Page 2: ...w happy they are with their spa and what a positive difference it has made in their lives Our Quality ThermoSpas emphasis on quality will become crystal clear with each passing day you own your spa We...

Page 3: ...Your Spa 9 Electrical Service Requirements 9 Spa Start Up 13 Spa Diagram 17 Equipment Diagram 18 Topside Control Panel 19 Main Control Panel 19 Operating Instructions 20 Setting the Temperature 20 Jet...

Page 4: ...ning Filters 26 Cleaning The Filter 26 Spas with ThermOzone 28 Components 28 Chemical Usage 28 Drain and Refill 29 Cleaning the Cover 30 Flushing Lines 30 Shell Surface Cleaning 31 Winterizing Closing...

Page 5: ...Spa Measurements Chart 45 Water Capacity Chart 46...

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Page 7: ...IONS CAREFULLY DANGER RISK OF SEVERE INJURY OR DROWNING Extreme caution must be exercised to prevent unauthorized access by children To avoid accidents ensure that children do not use this spa unless...

Page 8: ...nto the spa or slipping and falling which could result in unconsciousness drowning or serious injury Remember that wet surfaces can be very slippery Never stand walk or sit on the top railing of the s...

Page 9: ...s should not use a spa to avoid water contamination which could result in spreading infections to others Always shower before and after using your spa Maintain water chemistry in accordance with manuf...

Page 10: ...standards and specifica tions outlined in the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act VGB Safety Act Entrap ment risk can be minimized if proper precautions are taken NOTE Suction covers must be...

Page 11: ...near the suction fittings suction covers filter filter lid or skimmer assembly DANGER RISK OF SEVERE INJURY OR DROWNING Mechanical entrapment May occur when jewelry swimsuit or hair accessories becom...

Page 12: ...rflow and other casual water to flood the equipment and create a wet condition in which it would sit in For spas which will be recessed into a floor or deck install so as to permit access to the equip...

Page 13: ...recommended to reduce the risk of contracting a waterborne illness e g an infection bacteria or virus and or respiratory ailments that could be present in the air or water Consult a licensed architect...

Page 14: ...escape Take into consideration that these fumes could enter other indoor areas When the spa is installed indoors adequate room must be provided to allow the cover and lifter to operate and function p...

Page 15: ...rranty WARNING If your electrician is not absolutely sure how to correctly connect your system call the ThermoSpas Technical Service Department at 800 876 0158 option 2 Mistakes may be costly and will...

Page 16: ...main electrical wire which may be coiled inside the cabinet Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt GFCI Requirements All spa electrical circuits must be GFCI protected on a dedicated circuit It is common pra...

Page 17: ...ar on outside of pack 3 Positions of electrical connections may vary by breaker manufacturer 4 For specific breaker and wire size refer to page 45 RED BLK WHT TB1 Sub Panel at Spa Main Panel Neutral G...

Page 18: ...l at Spa Main Panel Neutral Ground Bar See NOTE 3 See NOTE 2 GFCI Breaker Spa Pac Terminal block inside of Pac Breaker Neutral Bar Ground Green Ground Green Load Neutral white must connect to the GFCI...

Page 19: ...bles 1 Incoming water temp water pressure fill rate 2 Size and type of spa 3 Water characteristics hardness mineral content 4 Desired final water temperature 5 Ambient Conditions Inspect and Filling y...

Page 20: ...ght and not leaking Note Unions are located on both the spa s water pump s and heater It is imperative that they are checked and tightened before filling the spa Although every spa is thoroughly teste...

Page 21: ...ded by ThermoSpas and may void your warranty CAUTION RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY OR SPA DAMAGE Never add chlorine tablets trichlor or acid to your hot tub for any reason These chem icals may damage compon...

Page 22: ...rough the skimmer 3 Only add one chemical at a time Unless otherwise specified always wait at least 10 minutes after adding chemicals to your spa before adding more chemicals Note Depending on the met...

Page 23: ...ny of these features the system components will not be found in your spa These illustrations are designed to help you identify key components Use the legend to locate a particular component 1 4 6 6 6...

Page 24: ...was not ordered with any of these features the system components will not be found in your spa These illustrations are designed to help you identify key components Use the legend to locate a particula...

Page 25: ...tor Lights Smart Winter Mode SWM Indicator When the feature is actived the indicator light is lit page 23 Pump Indicator When a pump is activated the indicator light is lit page 20 Light Indicator Whe...

Page 26: ...mp 1 button again to reactive the pump 2 Press Jets Pump 1 1 button again to activate high speed The Jets Pump 1 indicator light will be solid to indicate Jets Pump 1 high speed is active Note Pump 1...

Page 27: ...push the Jet into the Jet Body until you hear it snap into place Laser Jets Pinpoint and soothe individual joints These are smaller than the rest of the jets but they are very powerful When clustered...

Page 28: ...s going in the wrong direction release the Warm Cool button then press and hold to move in the opposite direction 3 Press the Light button again to enter the filtration cycle frequency program The dis...

Page 29: ...If the filter cycles occur at an inconvenient time of day or night turn off the power and start up at the desired time Smart Winter Mode The Smart Winter Mode protects against freezing by turning on...

Page 30: ...Spa 4 Scheduled Maintenance A Clean the shell above the water line with ThermoSpas All Purpose Cleaner once a week All Purpose Cleaner will not alter the water chemistry or scratch the acrylic shell T...

Page 31: ...moGloss as outlined in the procedure in this manual The filter s should be cleaned with each drain and refill Spas that are used heavily will require more frequent drain and refill cycles Conditioning...

Page 32: ...on fittings and suction covers in this spa are sized to match the specific water flow created by the pump s If it is necessary to replace the suction fittings suction covers or pump s be sure that the...

Page 33: ...ng assembly and pulling it upward 3 Once the round weir is removed this will expose the skimmer basket that sits in the filter canister Pull the basket up to remove 4 Remove filter cartridge by graspi...

Page 34: ...level or a 1 0 3 0 ppm Bromine Level 2 Depending on your usage and if your water is clear you can continue to reduce the amount of chemicals you are using by trying to add sanitizer on a once weekly...

Page 35: ...valve to the open position to allow the spa to start draining Figure 3 Use a foam sponge mop or wet dry vacuum to remove any remaining water left in the bottom of the spa footwell or in seating areas...

Page 36: ...at ThermoSpas online store at http online ThermoSpas com Flushing Lines There are many plumbing lines in a spa No matter how clean you keep the water chemicals clean only the water not the plumbing li...

Page 37: ...inutes and scrub with a two textured sponge ThermoSpas offers an accessory called the Scum Mitt which is perfect for this use Deep Cleaning the Entire Shell Surface Anytime the spa is drained and dry...

Page 38: ...CH fitting jet suctions to assist in removing any existing water in fittings water lines and spa shell 13 Sponge out remaining water from spa shell 14 Clean the shell and remove any debris 15 Clean th...

Page 39: ...ng is accessible from underneath the skirt panel for ease of replacement Note Light can vary from one shown Valve Lock TO WATER JETS Pump Union Pump Motor Water Pump Volute Self Priming Hose From Suct...

Page 40: ...urn off spa power wait 30 seconds then turn on spa power If the error persists measure spa water with a digital thermometer and compare to the display If the problem persists con tact ThermoSpas Servi...

Page 41: ...ontaminant level Test and add Liquid Calcium Drain and refill the hot tub Add one capful of Foam Away Waterline Scum Ring Inadequate filtration High content of oils Check and clean filter s Add Natura...

Page 42: ...he killing form of bromine After destroying bacteria algae and other organisms it can become bromide once again The oxidizer shocks the water and off gases the physical waste Adding additional oxidize...

Page 43: ...out of your water Foaming A term used to describe surface foam on your water especially in spas hot tubs Foaming is caused by high TDS levels working in combination with soft water and oils Certain l...

Page 44: ...all the dirt and inorganic or dead organic matter in the water A sanitizer can oxidize materials such as ammonia nitrogen containing contaminants and swimmer waste Ozone is active oxygen nature s spec...

Page 45: ...g set at water level containing a weir mecha nism and a debris basket The skimmer is part of the suction side circulation system Skimmer Basket Beneath the lid the basket strains debris as the first l...

Page 46: ...he ideal range for Water Hardness is 100 250 ppm though 250 400 is acceptable Soft water in spa will cause instant foaming and staining of water and shell Water with low hardness is highly corrosive c...

Page 47: ...ng your water could potentially damage your hot tub cover and this would not be covered in the warranty Also an excess of sanitizer might not produce any reading on your test strip because you have go...

Page 48: ...and will not come down A Follow the steps below 1 Turn on all pumps and add 1 ounce of ThermoSpas pH Down Wait 15 minutes and retest the pH 2 If the pH is still out of the acceptable range add 1 2 ou...

Page 49: ...s Q My pump isn t working properly and it doesn t seem to be pushing any water at all what can I do A Remove the skirt panel and find your pump Chances are a gate valve might be closed which will shut...

Page 50: ...ure treated wood Deflection L 360 standard for building codes NOTE These specifications are subject to change without notice and are for refer ence only 100 pounds sq foot live load Joint Size inches...

Page 51: ...nesis 200 76 in 193 0 cm 76 in 193 0 cm 35 in 88 9 cm 750 lb 340 9 kg 1 868 lb 934 kg 4 in 102 mm Atlantis Genesis 400 76 in 193 0 cm 76 in 193 0 cm 35 in 88 9 cm 750 lb 340 9 kg 1 868 lb 934 kg 4 in...

Page 52: ...Fill Atlantis Genesis 200 225 US gal 851 6 Liters Atlantis Genesis 400 225 US gal 851 6 Liters Chesapeake Genesis 200 280 US gal 1 059 8 Liters Chesapeake Genesis 400 280 US gal 1 059 8 Liters Gemini...

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Page 56: ...Designed to Improve Your Life 6530 914 Rev C 01 28 2020 10 Research Parkway Suite 300 Wallingford CT 06492 www ThermoSpas com SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS...

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