Use and Care Manual

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UNDERSTANDING OPERATING MODES

Your spa controls are equipped with three operating modes to help you regulate energy consumption and reduce operating costs.

How often the spa is used and the ambient temperature will help you determine which mode is best for you. To change operating

modes, press the “Cool” button and while the display is still ashing, press the “light” button. The current mode will ash on the

topside control. Press the “Cool” button followed immediately by the “Light” button until the operating mode you want to select is

displayed on the topside controls.

Standard Operating Mode

The water is heated to maintain your pre-programmed temperature setting

The current water temperature is displayed on the topside controls

When your spa is in Standard Operating Mode, it’s always ready to use whenever you’re ready to use it. Your desired pre-programmed

temperature setting is automatically maintained. The current water temperature will be displayed on the topside controls when the

spa is in Standard Operating Model unless you are switching between modes, when “St”will be displayed momentarily on the topside

controls.

Economy Mode

The water heats only during ltration cycles

In Economy Mode the water may be too cool for immediate use.

“EC” is displayed on the topside controls

DO NOT PUT YOUR SPA IN SLEEP MODE WHEN THE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE IS 40º F OR LOWER!

Economy Mode reduces energy consumption by heating the water only during ltration cycles. In Standard Operating Mode, the

spa automatically begins heating when the water temperature falls a couple of degrees. In Economy Mode the water heats to the

programmed temperature only during lter cycles. In moderate weather, setting the ltration cycle to end right before use can be an

eective way to reduce energy consumption. In Economy Mode, the water temperature will ash alternately with “EC” on the display

when the pump is running on low speed, after diagnostic testing, during or after a ltration cycle, or when you press the “Cool” button

once. Otherwise “Ec” is displayed on the topside controls.