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General| Brand | Balboa |
|---|---|
| Model | TP200 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Explains the function of the TEMP button for temperature control and menu navigation.
Details the LIGHT button's use for spa lights and menu navigation.
Describes the JETS button's role in controlling spa pumps.
Explains the AUX button's function for auxiliary devices like pumps or blowers.
Steps to set the start time and duration for the primary filter cycle.
Instructions for configuring the secondary filter cycle, if available.
Explains how purge cycles maintain water quality and their relation to filter cycles.
Steps to lock the spa control panel, preventing unauthorized use.
Steps to unlock the spa control panel after it has been locked.
Procedure to lock temperature and settings, allowing other features to be used.
Procedure to unlock temperature and settings after they have been locked.
Details how the spa manages filtration cycles and ozone generation.
Describes how the spa protects itself from freezing conditions by activating pumps.
Information on operating spa pumps, including Pump 1 and heater pump.
Details the three different operating modes for the circulation pump.
Defines the heater pump and its role in circulating water through the heater.
Details the three heat modes: Ready, Rest, and Ready-In-Rest.
Explains the available high and low temperature ranges for the spa.
Explains Ready Mode, Rest Mode, and Ready-In-Rest Mode in detail.
Steps for preparing the spa and filling it with water for initial operation.
Details the priming mode sequence for removing air from pumps.
Instructions on how to prime individual pumps for proper operation.
Guidance on how to identify the heater pump for priming purposes.
How to manually exit priming mode or what happens when it ends automatically.
Explains the link between panel messages and message codes for troubleshooting.
Details common panel messages like Priming Mode, water temp, and freeze protection.
A checklist to ensure proper water flow for spa operation and heating.
Explains messages related to the heater being dry, low flow, or too hot.
Details messages indicating poor sensor balance or sensor failure.
Covers messages like No Communications and Test Mode indications.
Explains messages for memory failure, persistent memory reset, and clock errors.
Explains how reminder messages help with spa maintenance and their display settings.
Instructions for changing the mineral cartridge as needed for spa maintenance.
Guidance on checking the ozone and/or UV generator periodically.
Notification that the spa needs a professional service check.
Instructions for changing the spa water regularly for hygiene.
Recommendations for cleaning and conditioning the spa cover.
Advice on cleaning and conditioning wood skirting and furniture.
Guidance on replacing water filters to maintain spa function.
Illustrates the hierarchical structure of the Preferences menu options.
Instructions to change the temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
How to enable or disable the display of reminder messages on the panel.
Instructions to switch the clock display between 12-hour and 24-hour formats.
How to set the duration for the spa's cleanup cycle.
Instructions to enable or disable the M8 artificial intelligence software.
Illustrates the hierarchical structure of the Utilities menu options.
Provides details on software ID, model number, configuration, and heater type.
Explains the GFCI test feature, its importance, and how to perform it.
Instructions on how to reset the GFCI test feature and check its status.
Explains how faults are stored and how to view fault log entries for diagnostics.
How to view separate temperature sensor readings from sensors A and B for diagnostics.
Covers CSA compliance requirements, cautions, and warnings for installation and use.
Important warnings regarding water temperature, electrical safety, and servicing.
Highlights the importance of GFCI/RCD protection and regular testing.
Critical warnings about shock hazards and prohibiting user service of the control system.
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