Owner`s manual

Cleaning The Spa

The spa shell should be cleaned with a mild soap solution. Do not use solvents. The

spa should always be clean and dry before being moved or stored.

Maintaining The Spa Cover

The spa cover should be cleaned monthly. To clean the spa cover, use water and a

non-abrasive cleaner on the entire cover. Rinse the cover with a garden hose to

remove any cleaner residue. Dry the cover entirely. You should also use a non-

silicone based vinyl conditioner on the cover after you clean it. This will protect the

cover from sun damage.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Daily

 Check the water level and refill the spa to the proper level

 Check the pH balance and sanitizer level. Adjust if necessary.

 Clean the surface of the water with a skimming net.

Weekly

 Clean the spa shell at the waterline.

 Check and thoroughly clean the filter if needed.

 Replace the filter if needed. (Always have a spare.)

Monthly

 Clean the spa cover.

 Soak the filter for two hours in a trisodium phosphate (TSP) solution. Rinse

the filter in clean water.

Every Three Months

 Drain the spa and refill with clean water. Sanitize and test the pH of the

water.

 Check for any leaks around the pump or joints in the pipes. The seals will

wear out over time; detecting leaks early can reduce repair cost.

 Clean the interior of the spa. DO NOT use solvents or waxes.

Your Cabinet & Cedar Skirting

Your cabinet has an access panel or door to the internal parts which consists of a

pump or pumps, motor or motors, heater, ozonator (if you have one), filter housing,

hoses, and wiring to provide electricity to your control system.

The cabinet frame is made of weather treated wood, and covered outside by either

redwood, cedar, cypress or TimberStone

siding.

The cabinet should be treated just like any other piece of furniture in your home. If

spa will be setting outside in the weather, remember that it will be out in all types of