Owners Manual - The Spa Doctor
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1. e Always keep chemical containers closed when not in use Dont inhale fumes or allow chemicals to come in contact with your eyes nose or mouth Wash your hands immediately after use e Follow the emergency advice on the product label in case of accidental contact e Never smoke around chemicals Some fumes can be highly flammable e Dont store any chemicals in the spa equipment compartment Adding Chemicals to the Spa Most chemicals does not include any slow dissolving chemicals can be added directly to the spa while the pump s is running on high speed for a minimum of 10 minutes IMPORTANT WHEN USING ARCTIC PURE BOOST OR REFRESH TREATMENT NOTE After administering a super chlorination treatment or non chlorine shock to your spa leave the cover open for a minimum of 20 minutes to allow the oxidizer gas to vent A high concentration of trapped oxidizer gas which may exist as a result of the shock treatment not daily sanitation may eventually cause discoloration or vinyl degradation to the bottom of the cover This type of damage is considered chemical abuse and is not covered under warranty The Arctic Pure Water Maintenance Program Following the Arctic Pure water maintenance program will save you time and frustration and ensure clear clean spa water Remove Excess Minerals Most tap water has minerals such as Calcium Copper Iron Manganese and Sodium in it and the circulation of water can cause the e2. I Congratulations Your choice of an Arctic Spa indicates that you are devoted to excellence At Arctic Spas we believe a good foundation is required to build a superior product both in design and philosophy Canadian built with the finest materials and advanced technology to withstand even the harshest of weather conditions Arctic Spas are made to perform wherever you happen to live To safely and effectively use your spa we recommend that you take the time to read this manual before you hook up and operate the spa This guide will acquaint you with the operating features hook up procedures and the maintenance and safety procedures ensuring an enjoyable experience right from the Start If you require additional information please call your local Arctic Spas dealer or check our website at www arcticspas com IMPORTANT In most cities and counties permits will be required for the installation of electrical circuits or the construction of exterior surfaces decks and gazebos In addition some communities have adopted residential bar rier codes which may require fencing and or self closing gates on the property to prevent unsupervised access to a pool or spa by children under 5 years of age Your Arctic Spa is equipped with a locking cover that meets the ASTM F1346 91 Standard for Safety Covers and as a result is usually exempt from most barrier requirements As a general practice your local Building Department wil
3. Lowers the temperature set point of the spa by 20 F 11 C e Select Economy to activate the Economy mode e Select Economy again to override economy programming see spa setup section Starting Light e Select Light key to turn light on e Select Light key again to turn light off 120 minute built in timer Next menu page e Press Next key to display the next page in the spa menu Goes to blower option Standby Mode Q Stops all pumps at the same time by a simple click of a button e Select Standby to activate this mode e Select Standby to again to resume normal operations System automatically returns to Normal mode after a certain period of time unless the Standby mode has been reactivated Spa light will flash for a few seconds before the exit of Standby mode and restart the pumps The Standby message is also displayed during Standby mode Pump will stay turned on if there is a request for more heat This menu allows control of all pumps blower and spa light as well as the activation of the Economy and Standby modes Every time a device is on its animated icon is displayed All pump activity can be stopped at once by activating the Standby mode Starting Pump 1 Jy e Select Pump 1 to turn Pump 1 on e Select Pump 1 repeatdely to control pump 1 speeds 20 minute built in timer f 20 Starting Blower a e Select Blower to turn
4. be connected to a circuit protected by a residual current device Proper wiring of the electrical service box RCD and in xm terminal block is essential Check your electrical code for local regulations Only copper wire should be used never aluminum To install the wiring for the in xm spa control you ll need a Phillips screwdriver lug al4 mm nut driver or a flat screwdriver to tighten the bolts on the terminals Loosen the 2 screws of the spa pack door and open it Remove 20 cm of cable insulation Strip away 2 5 cm of each wire insulation Pull the cable through the cutout of the box and secure it with a strain relief trade size 2 5 cm strain relief hole diameter 3 4 cm Make sure that only the uncut sheathing is clamped at this opening Push the color coded wires into the terminals as indicated on the sticker and use the 14 mm wrench or flat screwdriver After making sure wire connec tions are secure push them back into the box and close the door Tighten the 2 screws of the spa pack door Grounding DANGER Shock Hazard DO NOT PROCEED if you are not a licensed electrician This diagram is for reference only Connect the bonding conductor to the bonding lug on the left side of the in xm spa pack a grounded electrode conductor shall be used to connect the equipment grounding conductors Electrical Installation Instructions ARCTIC SPAS MUST BE WIRED IN ACCORDANCE WI
5. Blower on e Select Blower once more to turn blower off 20 minute built in timer AM Spo 12 00 Displaying time e Press Ok key to display the time e Press Ok key a second time to go back to water temperature display e Press Mode key gt to display the mode Selection window 2 Starting Pump 2 s e Select Pump 2 to turn Pump 2 on e Select Pump 2 once more to turn pump 2 off 20 minute built in timer Starting Superjet Ke e Select Blower to turn Blower on e Select Blower once more to turn blower off 20 minute built in timer JS fo f Hae eh _ f Viewing active progress bars A progress bar is a visual indicator of the time remaining before a device is turn off or before the end of the Standby mode Only one bar is displayed at the time e Use Left or Right keys to visualize the progress bar of each activa ted device Programming ie Economy e Filter cycles ais e Economy Mode e Reminders piik e Warnings Programming spa system Setting filter cycles start time Setting cycle duration To program the filter cycle you must The display will show the starting Here we set a value for the filter enter these parameters start time HOME previously set cycle duration in hours and minutes duration and frequency During a filter cycle pumps run for one minute Use or key to select hour Use
6. e Select Sound options Viewing spa warnings The warning icon icon shows up to prompt you to review active warning messages Other Settings e Keypad display e Sound e Regional e Security l y Display Encklight Adjusting backlight e Use Left or Right keys to adjust backlight brigtness e Select Next arrow amp on display to save changes and go to next screen menu ich Sound Keypad On Kepad beep on off e Use or key to activate or deactivate reverse display e Select Next arrow on display to save changes and go to next screen menu Time Setting e Time of Day To program keypad settings e Press Mode key e Select Options menu e Select Keypad sub menu by Display Video Reverse Normal Reverse display e Use or key to activate or deactivate reverse display e Select Next arrow on display to save changes and go to next screen menu i any Sound Alorm B On Turning alarm sound on e Use or key to activate or deactivate alarm sound e Select Next arrow B on display to save changes and go to next screen menu Setting the time e Press Mode key e Select Options menu e Select Clock setting Display Regional Security Setting keypad display options This sub menu is used to set keypad display settings such as contrast backlight etc e Select Display options by Display Invert gt
7. is drained or about every three months Filtration System Important The use of Clarifiers and Foam inhibitors is not recommended with Arctic Pure Disposable filters Arctic Spas are equipped with balanced filtration meaning that the filter cartridges are sized to meet the needs of the pump system As with any water filtering system the filter cartridge may become clogged resulting in reduced water flow It is important to maintain a clean unobstructed filter system We recommend that your filter cartridge be replaced with a Arctic Pure disposable filter cartridge every three 3 months Filter Cartridge Removal and Installation 1 Put the spa in Standby mode using the on off button on the topside control panel 2 Remove the filter basket by rotating the top outside ring counterclockwise and lifting 3 Remove the filter cartridge 4 Clean any debris out of the skimmer basket 5 To reinstall the filter cartridge reverse the order of steps in which it was removed Care of Spa Pillows The spa pillows used in many of the Arctic Spas models will provide years of comfort if treated with care They have been positioned above the water level to minimize the bleaching effects of chlorinated water and other spa water chemicals To extend their life whenever the spa shell is being cleaned the spa pillows should be removed and cleaned Body oils can be removed with a mild soap and water solution ALWAYS rinse off the spa pillows
8. maintenance reminders have been automated so that your spa experience will be as carefree as possible But youre in charge The topside control TSC panel allows you to set the temperature initiate the filtration cycle control the lights and activate or deactivate the pump s and blower The TSC display responds to let you know you have pressed a button and that the selected function has been performed Power Up Detection After a power up on the first 10 seconds the display will alternate between the software number and revision the display will then blink until somebody presses a key This feature lets you know that a power failure has occurred and all settings have returned to default Soft Key 1 a Ok Key Plus Key increases Mode Key parameter setting selects mode of operation Spa Audio Options Right Multi function Key ii Next Key goes to Minus Key menu page decreases par ameter setting Left Multifunction Key goes back to previous parameter setting or increases parameter value Main Functions f e Start Pump 1 e Start Pump2 e Start Light e Starting Blower e Economy Mode e Standby Mode e Display Time e Progress Bars e Select Spa to view Spa menu Starting Pump3 733 NI e Select Pump 3 to turn Pump 3 on e Select Pump 3 once more to turn pump 3 off 20 minute built in timer Turning Economy on N
9. rated tripping current not exceeding 30mA 5 To gain access to the hot tub s power terminal block remove the four screws securing the two cabinet panels on the side of the spa containing the ETL label Then open the door to the control box See diagram on previous page 6 IMPORTANT To maintain TUV Ratings A water resistant strain relief rated IPx5 or better must be used on the Power Supply Cable where it enters the pack We recommend Heyco Liquid Tight Straight Through Fittings Note For cables 12 4mm through 20mm Part M4346 For cables 15 0mm through 25 4mm Part M4348 7 Connect wires color to color on terminal blocks TB1 TIGHTEN SECURELY All wires must be hooked up or damage could result 8 Close the control box door and reinstall the cabinet side panels WARNING Fill the spa with water before turning on the power Once your spa has been filled with water turn it on and test all of the circuit breakers NOTE If the RCD breaker trips immediately verify that the BLUE neutral wire is connected into the load neutral in the breaker Each breaker should be tested prior to each use Here s how 1 Push the TEST button on each RCD breaker and observe it click OFF 2 Push the breaker switch to the OFF position to ensure that it has completely disengaged then push the breaker switch to the ON position If any of the RCD breakers fails to operate in this manner your spa may have an electrical malfuncti
10. thoroughly to 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 the spa is being winterized or when the spa water is being super chlorinated the spa pillows should be removed until the next use of the spa To remove and replace the spa pillows 1 Carefully slide the pillow up and away from the spa shell IMPORTANT Just pulling the pillow straight out of the shell recess will damage the pillow This is not covered under warranty 2 To reinstall the spa pillow carefully slide the pillow down into the spa pillow recess Care of the Spa Shell Your Arctic Spa has a fibreglass reinforced Lucite cast acrylic shell Stains and dirt generally will not adhere to your spa s surface A soft cloth or sponge should easily remove most dirt Most household chemicals are harmful to your spa s shell Sodium bicarbonate baking soda or vinegar can be used for minor surface cleaning Always thor oughly rinse off any spa shell cleaning agent with fresh water Service Notes 1 Iron and copper in the water can stain the spa shell if allowed to go unchecked Your Arctic Spas Dealer stocks Arctic Pure Best Defence to use if your spa water has a high concentra tion of dissolvedminerals 2 The use of alcohol or any household cleaners other than those listed to clean the spa shell surface is NOT r
11. weir 5 Once the spa is filled to the proper level turn the power to the spa on by turning on the RCD breaker in your panel Watch the display on the topside control After power up the display will blink until a key is pressed This feature is to let you know that there was a power outage 6 The jet pump heating system and all internal 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 the Pump 1 button twice to turn the pump to high speed Allow to run for 1 minute st Signature Ultra and Legend series Push Pump 2 button also This pump runs at high speed only Run for one minute c Legend series only Push Pump 3 button also This pump runs at high speed only CAUTION Run for one minute Once the jet system is fully operational as indicated by strong non surging jets priming of the spa is complete Push each Pump button once to turn the pumps off IMPORTANT Weak or surging jets are an indication of a low water or a clogged filter cartridge Do Not turn on power to the spa until the spa is filled to the required level Running 7 Adjust the chemicals and balance the water according to your dealer s the spa pump without instructions A guideline is also included in this manual under the Water Maintenance Section water could cause im mediate damag
12. will not be using your spa for more then 14 days and a neighbor friend or an outside maintenance service is not available to check and balance the water chemistry draining or winterizing for winter only the spa is recommended Winterizing Your Spa If you plan to leave your spa unused for a long period of time in severely cold weather you should drain the spa to avoid accidental freezing due to a power or equipment failure We recommend your local authorized dealer winterize your spa Freezing can severely damage your spa Improper winterizing of your spa can void your warranty Arctic Spa Stereo Optional For instructions or troubleshooting of your stereo and related equipment please see the Owners Manual that comes with the stereo Water Maintenance It s important to have clean water Water maintenance is one of the least understood but very important areas of spa ownership Your dealer can guide you through the process of achieving and maintaining perfect water in your spa given your local conditions Your program will depend on your waters mineral content how often you use your spa and how many people use it Here is our suggested step by step program General Information There are three fundamental areas of water maintenance They are 1 Water Filtration 2 Water Sanitation and 3 Chemical Balance pH Control Before you even begin it is highly recommended to use the pre filter when filling your spa beca
13. ING Do not permit electric appliances such as light telephone radio television etc within 1 5m of this hot tub CAUTION Maintain water chemistry in accordance with manufacturer s instructions WARNING The use of alcohol or drugs can greatly increase the risk of fatal hyperthermia in hot tubs Warning Do not use spa if power supply cable has been damaged Hyperthermia Prolonged immersion in hot water may induce hyperthermia Hyperthermia occurs when the internal temperature of the body reaches a level several degrees above the normal body temperature of 37 C The symptoms of hyperthermia include drowsiness lethargy and an increase in the internal temperature of the body The effects of hyperthermia include gt Unawareness of impending hazard gt Failure to perceive heat me Failure to recognize the need to exit hot tub Physical inability to exit hot tub gt Fetal damage in pregnant women and gt Unconsciousness and danger of drowning INTERNATIONAL SPA SPECIFICATIONS Avalanche Cub Fox Frontier Glacier Klondiker Kodiak Summit Tundra Yukon Outside Dimensions 92 3 4 x 92 3 4 235 cm x 235 cm 85 3 4 x 85 3 4 217 cm x 217 cm 85 3 4 x 68 3 4 217 cm x 174 cm 85 3 4 x 92 3 4 217 cm x 235 cm 85 3 4 x 85 3 4 217 cm x 217cm 92 3 4 x 92 3 4 235 cm x 235 cm 92 3 4 x 92 3 4 235 cm x 235 cm 92 3 4 x 92 3 4 235 c
14. Normel Display orientation inverting e Use or key to activate or deactivate reverse display e Select Enter option amp on screen menu to back to keypad main menu Display by Ea Sound i S Regional Security 8 Setting regional settings This sub menu is used to set keypad regional settings such as language select temperature display units and choose a format for time display e Select Regional options kat Regional Temperatere pF 2 3 Si Regional Time b 12h z 3 3 Security Setting language e Use or to select from English Frangais Spanish amp Deutsch e Select Next arrow amp on display to save changes and go to next screen menu amp Security Keypad b Partial Partial keypad lockout e Use or key to select Partial e Select Enter amp option on screen menu to back to keypad main menu To unlock the keypad e Select Mode key e Press and hold Option key for 5 seconds i Info Spo Number Version Viewing information about spa Spa software ID number and version are displayed e Select Next arrow amp on display to next screen menu i Info Keypod Upgrede Pross OK Upgrading keypad software e Use Ok key to start the upgrade of the software of the keypad e Select Enter option amp on screen menu to back to keypad main menu and not upgrade the software of the keypad Te
15. RTANT This manual was _are broken or missing Consult your local dealer for assistance in choosing an appropri ate replacement suction fitting written to ensure 6 DANGER Risk of Electric Shock Install at least 1 5m from all metal surfaces As an alternative a hot tub may be installed within 1 5m of metal sur faces if each metal surface is permanently connected bonded by a minimum 6mm solid copper conductor attached to the wire connector on the grounding lug inside the equipment compartment on the equipment box the proper use and in stallation of any Arctic Spa Any modifications to the 7 DANGER Risk of Electric Shock All controls or devices accessible from the spa must be powered by a maximum of 12vdc Do not permit any electrical appli procedures outlined may result in ances not powered by 12vdc or less within 1 5m of a hot tub your warranty being voided 8 ELECTRICAL SUPPLY The electrical supply for this product must include a suitable circuit breaker to open all ungrounded supply conductors The disconnect must be readily accessible and visible to the hot tub occupant but installed at least 1 5m from the hot tub water Please read this manual to avoid any unnecessary damage to your spa and 9 WARNING To Reduce the Risk of Injury a The water in a hot tub should never exceed 40 C Water temperatures between 38 C and 40 C are considered safe for a healthy adult Lower w
16. TA and pH as needed The use of Clarifiers and Foam inhibitors is not recommended with Arctic Pure Disposable filters Common Spa Water Problems Cause e Remedy PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS A Poor Filtration Dirty filter clean with Arctic Pure Filter Restore not with disposable filter Increase Filter cycle B Suspended particles Add Arctic Pure Easy Clear Organic contaminants build up CLOUDY pH high WATER A B C Shock treatment with Arctic Pure Refresh D Add Arctic Pure Adjust Down until level reads 7 2 7 6 E Total alkalinity high _ Add Arctic Pure Adjust Down to adjust TA level to 100 130ppm E Shock treatment until combined chlorine is eliminated see container instructions Combined chlorine in the water High dissolved solids H Hardness too high G Empty spa and refill H Add Arctic Pure Best Defence until level reads 15 280ppm Dissolved metals from Use Arctic Pure Best Defence and have your water source dealer check your water balance COLOURED WATER Low chlorine bromine levels _ Arctic Pure Boost treatment and test chlorine bromine levels Fragrance Stop the use of fragrance High concentration of oils and A Squirt Foam Dissolve on foam FOAMING organics being agitated by Refer to pg 20 for more information the jets not with disposable filter Fe Cidade Drain partially ad
17. TH ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHOULD BE DONE BY AN EXPERIENCED LICENSED ELECTRICIAN AND APPROVED BY A LOCAL BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSPECTION AUTHORITY WE RECOMMEND THE USE OF APPROPRIATE ELEC TRICAL CONDUIT FITTINGS AND WIRE FOR ALL CIRCUITS The spa can be wired with one 32 amp 230 volt single circuit two 16 amp circuits or three 16 amp circuits three phase We recommend an electrical subpanel containing appropriate RCD breaker is used to supply power and protect the spa The grounding conductor must be at least the same gauge as the line conduc tors but not less than 6 mm A minimum 6 mm solid copper bond wire is also required Mount the subpanel in the vicinity of the spa but not closer than 1 5m away in accordance with all local codes A qualified electrician must install the electrical circuit 1 This hot tub must be permanently connected hard wired to the power supply No plug in connections or extension cords are to be used in conjunction with the operation of this hot tub Supplying power to the hot tub which is not in accordance with these instructions will void both the independent testing agency listing and the manufacturers warranty 2 The power supplied to this hot tub must be a dedicated circuit with no other appliances or lights sharing the power provided by the circuit 3 Do not use aluminum wire 4 The appliance should be supplied through a residual Current device RDC with a
18. Vinyl Cover The vinyl spa cover is an attractive durable foam insulation product Monthly cleaning and conditioning is recommended to maintain its beauty To clean and condition the vinyl cover 1 Remove the cover from the spa and gently lean it against a wall or fence 2 With a garden hose spray the cover to loosen and rinse away dirt or debris 3 Using a large sponge and or a soft bristle brush and using a very mild soap solution or baking soda scrub the vinyl top in a circular motion Do not let the vinyl dry with a soap film on it before it can be rinsed clean aa Scrub the cover s perimeter and side flaps Rinse clean with water WN Rinse off the underside of the cover with water only use no soap and wipe it clean with a dry rag To condition the cover after cleaning apply a thin film of Arctic Pure Cover Renew to the ON vinyl surface and buff Care of the Spa Cabinet Cedar Cabinet When properly cared for the wood cabinet of your spa will maintain its beauty for many years Your Arctic Spa cabinet has been specially treated with Olympic Maximum Wood Stain Use this stain or a similar product on a regular basis to protect the wood of the cabinet and keep your spa looking good Eon Cabinet Wash with soap and water no harsh chemicals LED Light Replacement All Arctic Spas come equipped with two 12 volt blue LED underwater lights for night use The Northern Lights option uses two multico
19. ater tem peratures are recommended for young children and when hot tub use exceeds 10 minutes equipment b Since excessive water temperatures have a high potential for causing fetal damage during the early months of pregnancy pregnant or possibly pregnant women should limit hot tub wa ter temperatures to 38 C If pregnant please consult your physician before using a hot tub c Before entering the hot tub the user should measure the water temperature with an accu rate thermometer since the tolerance of water temperature regulating devices may vary as much as 2 C d The use of alcohol drugs or medication before or during hot tub use may lead to uncon sciousness with the possibility of drowning e Persons suffering from obesity or a medical history of heart disease low or high blood pres sure circulatory system problems or diabetes should consult a physician before using a hot tub f Persons using medication should consult a physician before using a hot tub since some medication may induce drowsiness while other medication may affect heart rate blood pres sure and circulation 10 A bonding lug bar is provided on the side of your spa pack to accommodate grounding of entire spa To reduce the risk of electric shock connect the local common bonding grid in the area of the hot tub to these terminals with an insulated or bare copper conductor not smaller than 8 4 mm 11 All freld installed metal components such as
20. d Arctic Pure Best Defence cor SCALE a rect pH level to 7 2 7 6 and alkalinity to 100 130 DEPOSITS pH high alkalinity ppm Itis also recommended you take a sample of water into your nearest Arctic Spa dealer for more assistance with this problem High level of organic Check pH and adjust as required ODOR contaminants combined Shock with Arctic Pure Refresh add sanitizers E E E A Dilution of water will reduce contaminants and odor Check any ozone system is operational pH too low Add Arctic Pure Adjust Up until level reads 7 2 7 6ppm EYE SKIN Combined chlorine due Add Arctic Pure Refresh add sanitizers IRRITATION to high concentration of Change from Bromine to Chlorine or vice versa organic contaminants _ Drain and refill spa Allergic reaction to sanitizer Bacterial contamination High concentration of con Add sanitizers until levels are up to the recom NO taminants using up sanitizers mended levels CHLORINE Replace test kits at least once a year stein Test kit reagents ineffective Chlorine Bromine level very high and is bleaching test reagent dilute sample 50 50 with fresh water retest and double the result Possible bacterial contamination have water tested by a lab Troubleshooting Spa Problems 1 Nothing functions The RCD Breaker has tripped or there is a power failure Test RCD Breaker Turn breaker back on and see if spa powers up if not contact y
21. e and in 8 Set the temperature control to the desired temperature between 38 C and validate your warranty 40 C or 100 F and 104 F then place the insulated cover on the spa and allow the water temperature to stabilize approximately 16 hours Make sure you secure the cover in place using the cover locks Periodically check the spa water temperature When the wa ter temperature climbs above 29 C proceed to the next step 9 Test and Adjust Sanitizer level Chlorine ideal 1 3 ppm or Bromine ideal 3 5 ppm 10 You can set the temperature between 38 C and 40 C 100 F to 104 F by pressing the TEMP AX and TEMP y buttons on the control panel The spa will normally come up to temperature within 16 to 24 hours Replace the spa cover while the temperature is reaching the set point IMPORTANT For safety you can lock your desired temperature setting Refer to the Topside Control Panel section for details Fusion Jetting System With your Fusion Jetting System you can control the massaging action of your spa Using the Fusion diverter the jets are activated in groups known as jet systems The jetting systems are selected by turning the diverter from one side to the other or select both by leaving the di verter in the middle The number of diverters you will have will depend on the model and series of Arctic Spa you have Feel free to consult your local dealer with any questions regarding the function of this
22. e of the jet clockwise for a stronger flow and counter clockwise for a softer flow and eventually off Chrome Jet Option Package The Chrome jets are made from rust resistant stainless steel however improper water chemistry may cause rusting Same great massage quality in a nicer looking package Orca Jet The Orca Jet is a large orifice hydromassage jet designed to maximize massaging action on a specific area of the body It is located in the lower part of the spa to allow easy access for mas saging feet legs hips and lower back The intensity of the Orca Jet can be altered using one of the Fusion Diverters the location varies depending on spa model Consult your local dealer regarding which diverter lever or just jump in and experiment for yourself Therapy Air Pads Available on Designer Ultra Legend Extreme and Legend SE series only When the Therapy Air System is turned on see spa control functions soft air bubbles all around you for an exhilarating massage Waterfall The waterfall is turned on and off by means of a small on off control The location may vary depending on the model On select models only Topside Control Panel Your spa control has been specifically designed so that by simply connecting the spa to a properly grounded source and following the start up procedures in this manual the spa will automatically heat to the set temperature Many other functions such as filtration safety checks and
23. ecommended DO NOT use any cleaning products containing abrasives or solvents since they may damage the shell surface Damage to the shell by the use of harsh chemicals is not covered under the warranty MANUAL SAFETY COVER WARNING N AVERTISSEMENT KEEP CHILDREN AWAY CHILDREN ENFANTS DE SUBSISTANCE PARTIS DES OR OBJECTS CANNOT BE SEEN ENFANTS OU LES OBJETS NE PEUVENT PAS UNDER COVER C TRE VUS SOUS LA COUVERTURE AVOI D REMOVE COVER COMPLETELY EVITEZ ENLEVEZ LA COUVERTURE COMPL TEMENT BEFORE ENTRY BATHERS AVANT L BAIGNEUR OCCLUSION D ENTREE DROWNING Entrapment Possere DE NOYER possiete NON SECURED OR IMPROPERLY LES COUVERTURES NON FIX ES OU RISK SECURED COVERS ARE A HAZARD LE RISQUE INCORRECTEMENT FIX ES SONT UN RISQUE FAILURE TO FOLLOW ALL LE MANQUEDE SUIVRE TOUTES LES INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN INSTRUCTIONS PEUT AVOIR COMME INJURY OR DROWNING CONS QUENCE LES DOMMAGES OU LA NOYADE Care of the Spa Cover WARNING The cover is a manual safety cover that meets or exceeds all prevailing requirements of ASTM Standards for spa safety covers when installed and used correctly as of the date of manufac ture Non secured or improperly secured covers are a hazard Open the cover to its fully open posi tion before use Be sure to inspect the cover for premature wear or deterioration Over time with use there is a chance of normal cover wear and deterioration To properly maintain your cover see directions below
24. ed Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits Filled weight includes weight of water and maximum recommended number of people in the spa Installation Instructions Site Preparation Make sure you ensure the following e Always put your spa on a structurally sound level surface A filled spa can weigh a great deal Make certain that the location you choose can support the weight of your filled spa e Locate your equipment compartment which houses all of the electrical components in a place where you will have easy access for periodic spa care and maintenance e Allow adequate access to all other doors for service Outdoor Ground Level Installation No matter where you install your new spa it s important that you have a solid foundation for sup port If you are i
25. er servicing or by use of spa improper or otherwise Arctic Spas are Canadian built with the finest materials and advanced technology to withstand the harshest weather conditions Performance and Reliability is the Arctic Spas Customer Guarantee If your spa cannot be repaired under our extensive warranty Arctic Spas will provide a replacement spa equal in value to the original purchase price of the defective spa Our philosophy Guarantees you Customer Satisfaction These are words we will stand behind in writing
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27. loured LED assemblies The Northern Lights Deluxe option comes with five lights Should you need to change any light follow these simple steps 1 Make sure the lighting is turned off by checking the topside be sure the light icon is not showing 2 Remove the screws securing the equipment access doors remove the doors 3 Locate the reflector which is secured into the light housing Carefully rotate the reflector counter clockwise until it comes off the light housing 4 Carefully disconnect any cables note the location of the cable s as the LED assembly has two sockets and remove the light assembly from its socket or slot 5 Install the new LED assembly in its slot or socket then reconnect the cables 6 To reinstall the underwater light rotate the lamp assembly clockwise onto the light housing until secure Vacation Care Instructions 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 last until you return 3 Shock the spa with Arctic Pure Spa Boost or Refresh 4 Lower the temperature Upon your return 1 Shock the spa with Arctic Pure Spa Boost or Refresh 2 Ensure you have sufficient sanitizer for regular use 3 Return the temperature to its original setting You can use your spa once the residual sanitizer level falls within the ideal range Note If you
28. lter Reminder Warning Setting maintenance reminder Turning reminders on off Resetting prompt messages Viewing spa reminders prompts e Use or key to activate or e Use Left or Right keys to review The reminder icon will show up This menu allows you to activate deactivate prompt s one by one all active maintenance to prompt you to review active deactivate or simply reset the e Select Next arrow amp J on screen menu messages maintenance messages maintenance reminder prompts to save changes and go to next menu e Select Enter option amp on screen screen menu to reset message and view e Select Reminder option next task or go back to main menu A Wornieg Kot Woter Turning warnings on off e Use Left or Right keys to review all warning messages e Press Mode key again to go back to main menu Setting hour settings e Use or key to set hour setting e Use Left or Right keys to access minutes option e Use or keyto set minutes e Select Enter option amp on screen menu to back to keypad main menu by Display Contrast Adjusting contrast e Use Left or Right keys to adjust desired level of contrast e Select Next arrow amp on display to save changes and go to next screen menu hay Regicaal Security 8 Setting keypad audio options This sub menu is used to set keypad audible options setting such as keypad on key beep and alarm
29. m x 235 cm 92 3 4 x 92 3 4 235 cm x 235 cm 85 3 4 x 85 3 4 217 cm x 217 cm Heights Heater Watts 38 3 4 98 cm 34 3 4 88 cm 38 3 4 98 cm 38 3 4 98 cm 40 3 4 102 cm 38 3 4 98 cm 38 3 4 98 cm 38 3 4 98 cm 38 3 4 98 cm 34 3 4 88 cm 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 Water Dry Capacity Weight 490 Gallons 850 Lbs 1855 Litres 386 Kg 315 Gallons 79 Lbs 1192 Litres 308 Kg 257 Gallons 551 Lbs 971 Litres 250 Kg 399 Gallons 750 Lbs 1513 Litres 340 Kg 350 Gallons 775 Lbs 1325 Litres 352 Kg 400 Gallons 850 Lbs 1514 Litres 386 Kg 418 Gallons 850 Lbs 1582 Litres 386 Kg 390 Gallons 850 Lbs 1476 Litres 386 Kg 540 Gallons 850 Lbs 2044 Litres 386 Kg 315 Gallons 679 Lbs 1192 Litres 308 Kg Filled Weight per Weight square meter 6949 Lbs 3152 Kg 4203 Lbs 1906 Kg 2850 Lbs 1292 Ke 4877 Lbs ke 4350 Lbs 1973 Kg 5395 Lbs 2447 Kg 5946 Lbs 2697 Kg 5311 Lbs 2409 Kg 6952 Lbs 3160 Ke 4203 Lbs 1906 Kg 83 Lbs per square foot 78 Lbs per square foot 68 Lbs per square foot 100 Lbs per square foot 86 Lbs per square foot 84 Lbs per square foot 108 Lbs per square foot 93 Lbs per square foot 108 Lbs per square foot 78 Lbs per square foot Electrical Requirements 230 Volt 32 Amp Single or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protect
30. mmed settings and to upgrade keypad software e Press Mode key e Select Options menu e Select Info sub menu Press OK Resetting keypad programmed values e Press Ok to reset back to default factory values e Select Next arrow amp on display to next screen menu Spa Care and Maintenance Your Arctic Spa is manufactured from the highest quality most durable materials available Even so the spa care and maintenance program you develop will ultimately determine how long your spa and its individual components will last Regular maintenance following the advice in this section will help you to protect your investment IMPORTANT Before performing any maintenance on your spa make a visual inspection of the spa to get an understanding of what condition it may be in and if anything looks out of the ordi nary If any part appears to be damaged loose or missing do not proceed Contact your Factory Authorized Dealer immediately Draining the Water Detergent residues and dissolved solids from bathing suits and chemicals will gradually accumulate in your spas water Normally in about three to four months the water will become difficult to balance and should be replaced Showering without using soap prior to entering the spa or using only the rinse cycle when laundering your bathing suit will help to reduce detergent residue in the spa water However foam problems are more likely to be caused by a build up of organic pollut a
31. mperature units Water temperature can be displayed in F or C e Use or to change setting e Select Next arrow on display to save changes and go to next screen menu amp Security Keypod Full Full keypad lockout e Use or key to select Full e Select Enter option on screen menu to back to keypad main menu To unlock the keypad press and hold Light key for 5 seconds i Info Heater Number 501 Version 1 00 Viewing information on heater software Heater software ID number and version are displayed e Select Next arrow amp on display to next screen menu Selecting time format e Use or to change setting e Select Next arrow amp on display to save changes and go back to keypad main menu System info e Spa e Heater e Keypad e Reset e Upgrade Viewing information on keypad software Keypad software ID number and version are displayed e Select Next arrow on display to next screen menu Security options Partial keypad lock basic functions of the spa remain accessible pump and light outputs but it s impossible to change the temperature Set Point or to enter Programming mode Full lock all keys are disabled When the keypad is locked the icon will be displayed e Select Security options Viewing information about the system To view spa equipment data such as system heater and keypad software version to reset progra
32. nstalling a spa with a wooden pedestal floor outdoors we recommend you place patio stones underneath spaced out evenly The stones should be at least two inches thick and twelve inches square 5 cm by 30 cm Even with stones in place the spa will possibly settle and become unlevel and may require re leveling over time If you are installing a spa with a Forever Floor outdoors you may set it on virtually any surface as long as it is level Deck Installation To be certain your deck can support your spa you must know the deck s maximum load capacity Consult a qualified building 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 meter must not exceed the structure s rated capacity or serious structural damage could result WARNING WARNING We recommend that the Arctic Spa be installed above ground Consult a licensed building contractor to design or evaluate your custom decking requirements Electrical Specifications WARNING All electrical hookups must be performed by a licensed electrician Power Input All Arctic Spas are tested for the following 230 VAC 50 Hz 32 A International Connect the power input wires to the terminal block labeled AC Input Make sure to respect the alignment and that the screws are properly tightened Electrical wiring Warning This product must always
33. nts in the spa mostly by 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 pollutants IMPORTANT Remember to change your water every three to four months To Drain Your Spa 1 Shut off the RCD breaker located in the subpanel or the quick disconnect 2 Locate the main drain valve for the spa on the outside of the cabinet to the right of the equipment compartment Attach the male threaded end of a garden hose to the drain valve and route the other end of the hose to an appropriate draining area 3 Open the valve by turning the large outside ring counterclockwise The spa will drain by gravitational flow Note All Arctic Spas models will drain through the floor drain Equipment such as the pump s and heater will drain All models will leave a small amount of water in the footwell Any water remaining in the plumbing or equipment after draining will only need to be removed if the spa is being winterized 4 When empty inspect the spa shell and clean as required 5 Close the drain valve 6 Refill the spa BEFORE restoring power IMPORTANT With reusable filters it is necessary to rinse the filter cartridges weekly Every month and each time the spa is drained for cleaning clean the cartridges in filter cleaner With Arctic Spas disposable filters simply replace the cartridge whenever the spa
34. on and you may be at risk of electrical shock Turn off all circuits and do not use the spa until the problem has been corrected by an authorized service agent WARNING Removing or bypassing any RCD breaker will result in an unsafe spa and will void the spas warranty IMPORTANT Should you ever find the need to move or relocate your Arctic Spa it is essential that you understand and apply these installation requirements Your Arctic Spa has been carefully engineered to provide maximum safety against electric shock Remember connecting the spa to an improperly wired circuit will negate many of its safety features Startup Procedures IMPORTANT Your Arctic Spa has been thoroughly tested during the manufacturing process to ensure reliability and long term customer satisfaction Before filling the spa wipe the spa shell clean with a soft rag The following instructions must be read and followed exactly to ensure a successful start up or refill 1 Ensure the electrical connections have been made in accordance with this manual and that the supply cable has not been damaged in any way 2 Ensure all O Rings have been installed into unions and unions have been tightened sufficiently 3 Ensure all ball valves are open and the drain has been closed 4 Using a garden hose with a pre filter fill the spa with pre filtered water to the bottom of the pil lows or approximately 6 15 cm above the base of the floating
35. on of various chemicals and the type of sanitizer used 6 When the pH is within the recommended range proceed to the final step Calcium Hardness CH 1 Most spa manufacturers recommend a Calcium Hardness CH level for your spa of 150 200 ppm However we do not recommend adding calcium to your spa if your spa water is above 100 PPM or if your incoming water has a very low level of calcium hardness 2 Calcium Hardness is a measure of the total amount of dissolved calcium in the water It is believed that calcium helps control the corrosive nature of water Calcium has a tendency to precipitate fall out of suspension in high temperatures and high pH levels Warning When calcium falls out of suspension it can collect on the heater and pump and shorten their life 3 Any natural corrosiveness in the water can be combatted by maintaining a slightly higher Total Alkalinity Level Sanitize the Spa Sanitizer is extremely important for killing algae bacteria and viruses and preventing unwanted organisms from growing in the spa At the same time you dont want too high a sanitizer level or it can irritate your skin 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 e Arctic Pure Chlorine Tablets e Arctic Pure Refresh e Arctic Pure Spa Boost Bromine System e Arctic Pure Brominating Table
36. ons of water 3 Wait at least one hour and add 1 tablespoon 14 grams of Arctic Pure Best Defence per 1000 litres 265 gallons of water Important Arctic Pure Refresh significantly reduces pH and TA One hour after adding Arctic Pure Refresh test and adjust TA and pH as needed Bromine System Note If you are planning to use your new spa right away Peak Boost must be added first Follow direc tions for adding Peak Boost from this page 1 Fill floating dispenser with pucks and open to setting 7 2 Add 2 tablespoons 28 grams of Arctic Pure Refresh per 1000 litres 265 gallons of water 3 Add 2 1 2 tablespoons 35 grams of Arctic Pure Peak Boost per 1000 litres 265 gallons of water to establish a Bromide reserve 4 Test the Bromine level Once bromine reads within the ideal range 3 5 ppm turn tablet dispenser down to 2 or 3 more or less according to bather load Note The above example is for a spa without an ozone system If your spa is equipped with an ozone system please contact your dealer for proper Bromine levels Weekly 1 Twice a week test and adjust Total Alkalinity pH and Chlorine or Bromine levels In extreme cases of sources water with high minerals such as some well water add 1 tablespoon 14 grams per 1000 litres 265 gallons of Arctic Pure Best Defence weekly Important Arctic Pure Refresh significantly reduces pH and TA One hour after adding Arctic Pure Refresh test and adjust
37. or key to set hour to purge the plumbing then Pump 1 setting setting runs for the programmed number of e Use Right key to set minutes Use Right key to set minutes hours Use or key to change e Use or key to change Press Mode key minutes minutes e Select Options menu e Select Next arrow on screen Select Next arrow on screen e Select Spa sub menu menu to go to the next parameter menu to save chan ges an d go to e Select Filter option filter cycle duration the next parameter filter cycle frequency itor S_ Esay Start Economy j ia 12 00 Reminder 2 3 Warning Setting Economy mode Setting Economy status Setting Economy start time Setting Economy stop time e Select Economy e Use key to enable the economy e Select Next arrow on screen Use or key to set hour mode the display will show On menu to save changes and go to setting l e Use key to disable economy economy cycle start hour Use Left key to access minutes mode the display will show Off e Use or key to set hour option l setting e Use or key to set minutes e Use Left key to access minutes e Select Enter option on screen option menu to save changes and go to e Use or key to set minutes back to spa options menu e Select Next arrow on screen menu to save changes and go to the next parameter stop economy Reminder Clean Fi
38. our factory authorized dealer 2 Spa does not heat Check to see if the heat indicator is on or there are any error messages on the topside control panel If the heat indicator is on and no error message appears contact your factory authorized dealer 3 Poor Jet Pressure First check to see that the jet s are turned on fully Check your filter to see if it s clogged or dirty Next check to see if the jet s are obstructed or if the venturi air dial is turned on Finally check to see if the jet s are surging If so your pump is cavitating sucking in air This usually occurs when the water level is too low and can be solved by adding water to the spa If the problem still persists contact your factory authorized dealer 4 Light is not functioning Follow the LED replacement section 5 Spa comes on by itself This function is normal when heating 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 winterizing the spa If you wish to remove the last little bit of water we recommend you vacuum it out with a wet dry vacuum Important This manual and its contents are subject to change without notice Although Blue Falls Manufac turing has prepared this manual as accurately and precisely as possible Blue Falls Manufacturing will not be liable for loss injury or damages caused by improp
39. rails ladders drains or other similar hardware within 3m of the hot tub shall be bonded to the equipment grounding buss with cop per conductors not smaller than 8 4 mm 12 Use the hot tub straps and clip tie downs to secure the cover when not in use This will help to discourage unsupervised children from entering the hot tub There is no representation that the cover clip tie downs or actual locks will prevent access to the hot tub WARNINGS WARNING Children should not use hot tubs without adult supervision WARNING Do not use hot tubs unless all suction guards are installed to prevent body and hair entrapment WARNING People with infectious diseases should not use a hot tub WARNING To avoid injury exercise care when entering or exiting the hot tub WARNING Do not use drugs or alcohol before or during the use of a hot tub to avoid uncon sciousness and possible drowning WARNING Pregnant or possibly pregnant women should consult a physician before using a hot tub WARNING Water temperature in excess of 38 C may be injurious to your health The use of alcohol or drugs can greatly increase the risk of fatal hyperthermia in hot tubs or spas WARNING Before entering the hot tub measure the water temperature with an accurate thermometer WARNING Do not use a hot tub immediately following strenuous exercise WARNING Prolonged immersion in a hot tub may be injurious to your health WARN
40. ring down The pH can be lowered by using Arctic Pure Adjust Down 5 Once the TA is balanced it normally remains stable although some sanitizers and 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 Balancing the pH 1 We recommended a slightly higher pH range for your spa water 7 2 7 6 2 The pH level is the measure of acidity and alkalinity Values above 7 are alkaline those below 7 are acidic Maintaining the proper pH level is extremely important for e Optimizing the effectiveness of the sanitizer e Maintaining water that is comfortable for the user e Preventing equipment deterioration 3 If the spa waters pH level is too low the following may result e The sanitizer will dissipate rapidly e The water may become irritating to spa users e The spas equipment may corrode If the pH is too low it can be increased by adding Arctic Pure Adjust Up to the spa water 4 If the pH level is too high the following may result e The sanitizer is less effective e Scale will form on the spa shell surface and the equipment e The water may become cloudy If the pH is too high it can be decreased by adding Arctic Pure Adjust Down to the spa water 5 It is important to check the pH on a regular basis The pH will be affected by the bather load the addition of new water the additi
41. roblems sscccsscsssssscssscsssseesssscssceeees 30 Es uiana We lOl they use the spa CAUTION DANGER WARNING Indicates a situation Indicates risk of injury Indicates information in which damage to of critical importance equipment or material may occur Important Safety Instructions READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY When installing and using this electrical equipment basic safety precautions should always be followed including 1 WARNING Do not use spa if power supply cable has been damaged 2 WARNING To reduce the risk of injury do not permit children to use this product unless they are closely supervised at all times 3 WARNING A grounding wire connector is provided on this unit to connect a minimum 8 4 mm solid copper conductor between this unit and any metal equipment metal enclosures of electrical equipment metal water pipe or conduit within 1 5m of the unit 4 DANGER Risk of Accidental Drowning Extreme caution must be exercised to prevent unauthorized access by children To avoid accidents ensure that children cannot use this hot tub unless they are supervised at all times 5 DANGER Risk of Injury The suction fittings in this hot tub are sized to match the specific wa WN flow created by the pump Should the need arise to replace the suction fittings or the pump be sure that the flow rates are compatible Never operate the hot tub if the suction fittings IMPO
42. rosion of metals from spa equipment which can present possible scaling and staining problems in your spa To remove these simply fill your spa with the Pre Filter In extreme cases of source water with high minerals such as some well water 1 We recommend you add 3 1 2 tablespoons 48 grams of Arctic Pure Best Defense per 1000 litres 265 gallons of water while filling your spa 2 Also as water evaporates from your spa and new water is added the amount of dissolved minerals will increase The spa water may eventually become hard Calcium Hardness too high enough to damage the heater by calcifying its surface To protect against these problems add 1 tablespoon 14 grams per 1000 litres 265 gallons of Arctic Pure Best Defense weekly Balance the Total Alkalinity TA 1 The recommended Total Alkalinity TA for your spa water is 125 150 ppm 2 Total Alkalinity is a measure of the total levels of carbonates bicarbonates hydroxides and other alkaline substances in the water TA is referred to as the water s pH buffer In other words it s a measure of the ability of the water to resist changes in pH level 3 If the TA is too low the pH level will fluctuate widely from high to low Fluctuations in pH can cause corrosion or scaling of the spa components Low TA can be corrected by adding Arctic Pure Perfect Balance 4 If the Total Alkalinity is too high the pH level will tend to be high and may be difficult to b
43. system or just jump in and experiment for yourself Venturi Controls The Venturi Controls allow you to control the intensity of the massage at each jet by adjusting the mixture of air and water Simply turn the venturi control lever counter clockwise for a stronger flow and clockwise for a softer flow Most jets are adjustable by turn ing the face of the jet clockwise for a stronger flow and counter clockwise for a softer flow and eventually off Jets Five Inch 5 Jets The five inch Hydromassage jets have two different nozzle options Tri face single pulse Tri face double pulse The Tri face jets give a wide circular massage while the Wave face jets divide the water flow into varying streams and spinning patterns for a more customized circular massage These jets are adjustable by turning the face of the jet clockwise for a stronger flow and counter clockwise for a softer flow and eventually off Three Inch 3 Jets The three inch hydromassage jets have three nozzle options The two above plus directional jets The Directional nozzle allows you to aim the water in the direction that feels best The Tri face jets give a wide circular massage while the Wave face jets divide the water flow into varying streams and spinning patterns for a more customized circular massage The 3 inch jets are de signed for a thorough massage of the muscles in your upper back shoulders and neck These jets are adjustable by turning the fac
44. ts e Arctic Pure Refresh e Arctic Pure Peak Boost Important Sanitizers are acidic and will decrease the Total Alkalinity Regular testing and balancing of TA is extremely important with these products Important Always remove the floating dispenser while the spa is in use Remove dispens ers with a plastic bucket keeping submerged and store out of reach of children until spa use has ended Using Chlorine System CAUTION The use of personal protective equipment rubber latex vinyl gloves eye protection is recommended while handling the dispenser or the pucks Start up 1 Add pucks to floating dispenser and open to setting 4 2 Add 2 tablespoons 28 grams of Arctic Pure Refresh per 1000 litres 265 gallons of water 3 Add 1 tablespoon 14 grams of Arctic Pure SpaBoost per 1000 litres 265 gallons of water 4 Test the Chlorine level Once the chlorine reads within the ideal range 1 3 ppm turn tablet dispenser down to 1 2 more or less according to bather load 5 Start the Boost Filtration mode to circulate the chemicals and do not use spa for two hours after the mode ends Note The above example is for a spa without an ozone system If your spa is equipped with an ozone system please contact your dealer for proper Chlorine levels Weekly 1 Add pucks to floating dispenser and reset the setting if necessary 2 Add 2 tablespoons 28 grams of Arctic Pure Refresh per 1000 litres 265 gall
45. ture contamination which will result in inaccurate readings IMPORTANT Always read and carefully follow the directions included with the Test Kit or Test Strips to ensure the accuracy of the test results Hints For Successful Water Testing When using the reagent test kit e Always take water samples 30 45 cm 12 18 below the water surface e Rinse the test cells before and after each use e Do not dispose of test samples into the spa water e When adding drops of chemicals from the kit the reagents into the test block hold the bottle vertically and add the drops slowly to be sure the correct quantity is used e The reagents should be replaced on a yearly basis to maintain the accuracy of the test results Basic Chemical Safety When using chemicals read the labels carefully and follow directions precisely Though chemicals protect you and your spa when used correctly they can be hazardous in concentrated form Always observe the following guidelines e ALWAYS KEEP CHEMICALS OUT OF CHILDREN S REACH e NEVER MIX CONCENTRATED CHEMICALS TOGETHER e ALWAYS THOROUGHLY RINSE ANY CONTAINER USED TO MIX CHEMICALS AFTER USE e ALWAYS RINSE OUT ANY EMPTY CHEMICAL STORAGE CONTAINER BEFORE DISPOSAL e Accurately measure the quantities specified Do not overdose your spa Amount required will vary depending on water condition quantities to be used are only guidelines e Store chemicals in a cool dry well ventilated place
46. use tap water is not really pure water By starting with water that is already filtered clean you will find that you have much fewer problems maintaining crystal clear water Although your spa s filter system is working several hours a day to remove particles from your water it does not remove bacteria or viruses Water sanitation is the responsibility of the spa owner It can be achieved through the regular and periodic daily if necessary addition of an approved sanitizer The sanitizer will chemically control the bacteria and viruses present in the spa water Bacteria and viruses can grow quickly in undersanitized spa water The waters chemical balance and pH control are also the responsibility of the spa owner You will have to add chemicals to maintain proper levels of Total Alkalinity TA and pH Proper water balance and pH control will minimize scale buildup and corrosion of metals extend the life of the spa and allow the sanitizer to work at maximum efficiency Methods For Testing The Spa Water Accurate water testing and analysis are an important part of effectively maintaining your spa water To follow the Arctic Spas recommended program you must have the ability to test for e Total Alkalinity TA pH e Sanitizer Although reagent liquid test kits provide the highest level of accuracy Test Strips are the most conve nient testing method used by many spa owners Keep in mind that test strips are susceptible to heat and mois
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