Owner`s manual

FAILED DEL SUCTION TEST

Very little or no suction may be caused by the list of possible problems below.

Review the list then test for suction again.

1. Dirty filter: Clean the filter and test again

2. Clogged jets: Clean and test again

3. Closed adjustable jets: Open completely and test again

4. Jet nozzle orifices too small: Remove orifice reducers or drill larger

orifices.

5. Injector Manifold installed before heater or pump: All Injector Manifolds

must be installed AFTER all spa support equipment. Failure to do this will

result in poor suction as well as damaged equipment.

6. Spa pump sized either too large or too small for number or sizes of jets

located in spa.

HARTFORD LOOP INSTALLATION

Make a loop with the ozone supply tubing and secure it above (or as close to)

the spa water level. This loop will prevent water from backing up into the

ozone generator should the check valve fail. A Hartford Loop must be in-

stalled to validate the warranty. If a single loop cannot be secured above the

water line, make two complete eight (8) inch diameter loops with the ozone

supply tubing and secure as high as possible.

FINAL CHECK

Recheck the ozone generator installation. Be sure all electrical connections

are correct, the unit is mounted properly and the ozone supply tubing is

connected. When the spa’s pump comes on, a blue glow from the ozone chip

(SpaECLIPSE/CDS-16) or a blue glow on the ends of the lamp cartridge (ZO-

300/301/302) indicate that the ozone generator is working properly.

NOTE: When the ZO-300/301/302 is turned on, it is normal for the light to

hesitate a few seconds before it activates. If your supply voltage drops below

110V, it could take a longer time for the ozone generator to start. Cold

weather may also affect starting time.