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Cal Spas SWIM - User Manual

Cal Spas SWIM
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Summary

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Preparing for Your New Portable Spa

Pre-Delivery Checklist

Key steps and considerations before the spa is delivered.

Planning the Best Location

Guidance on selecting an optimal and safe location for the spa.

Service Area Clearances

Foundation Requirements

240 Volt Electrical Specifications

Wiring Specifications and GFCI Requirement

Detailed electrical connection requirements, including GFCI breakers and wire gauge.

Filling and Powering Up Your Portable Spa

Priming the Pump

SpaTouch Control Panel

Changing Languages

Instructions on how to select and change the display language on the control panel.

SpaTouch Icons and Navigation

Navigation

Explanation of how to navigate through the spa's control panel menus and options.

Messages

Understanding and interpreting messages and alerts displayed on the spa control panel.

Set Temperature

All Equipment Access

Overview of how to access and control various spa equipment via the control panel.

Values Increment;Decrement

How to adjust numerical settings using up/down arrows on the control panel.

Exiting Screens

Page Right;Left

Navigating between screens using left and right arrows on the control panel.

Page Up;Down

Scrolling through lists or menus using up and down arrows.

Programming, Etc.

Heat Mode

Setting and understanding different heat modes (Ready, Rest) for spa operation.

Dual Temperature Ranges (High vs. Low)

Configuring and utilizing separate high and low temperature range settings.

Heat Mode - Ready vs. Rest

Circulation Mode

Understanding different modes for spa circulation pump operation.

Ready-in-Rest Mode

Explanation of the Ready-in-Rest mode for specific heating behaviors.

Priming Mode - M019

The initial pump priming sequence after power-up or reset.

Exiting Priming Mode

The transition from priming mode to normal operation.

Filtration and Ozone

How filtration cycles and ozone generation work and are managed.

Freeze Protection

Features and operation to prevent the spa from freezing in cold conditions.

Clean-up Cycle (optional)

Understanding and configuring the optional clean-up cycle after pump/blower use.

Main Filtration

Filter Cycle 2 - Optional Filtration

Setting up and managing a second, optional filter cycle.

Light Cycle Option

Configuring timed operation for spa lights.

Restricting Operation

Locking and Unlocking

Procedures for locking the control panel or settings to prevent unauthorized use.

Hold - M037

Using Hold Mode to disable the pumps for service or maintenance.

Utilities

Panel

Adjusting the sleep timer for the spa's control panel display.

Demo Mode

Demonstrates spa features in a sequence.

Fault Log

Accessing a record of past faults for troubleshooting.

Units Screen

Changing temperature display (F/C) and time display (12/24 hr).

Reminders

Managing maintenance reminders and alerts for the spa.

Cleanup Cycle

Heater-Related Messages

Flow-Related Checks

Troubleshooting steps for issues related to water flow and the heater.

Sensor-Related Messages

Miscellaneous Messages

Other system messages such as communications errors or test software.

System-Related Messages

THE MAIN SCREEN

MAIN SCREEN ICONS

USER INTERFACE

Spa Device Buttons

Description of buttons used to control spa features like jets and lights.

Navigation Buttons

Explanation of the buttons used for navigating the control panel menus.

Selection Box

How the selection box indicates and moves between menu items.

Menu Navigation

Navigation Arrows

How navigation arrows on the screen correspond to control panel buttons.

Back Button

Using the back button to return to previous screens or menus.

On;Off Switches

How to toggle features like Reminders on or off using switches.

Select, Save, Cancel

Steps for selecting, saving, or canceling changes to settings.

Navigate the Main menu

Navigate the Settings menu

Steps to access and navigate the spa's settings menu.

Press-and-Hold

Using press-and-hold actions for navigating long lists or performing specific functions.

View Message Screen

Accessing and viewing messages or alerts on the spa control panel.

SET TIME-OF-DAY

CHANGE THE SET TEMPERATURE

HEAT SETTINGS

HEAT MODES

Explanation and selection of different heat modes (Ready, Rest).

HEAT SETTINGS

TEMPERATURE RANGES

Configuring spa temperature ranges (High, Low) for different operational needs.

RESTRICT OPERATIONS

LOCK PANEL

Steps to lock the spa control panel, preventing its use.

INVERT DISPLAY

SET FILTER CYCLE TIMES

Configuring the schedule and duration for spa filtration cycles.

THE MAIN SCREEN

Spa Status

SET THE TIME-OF-DAY

SET THE TEMPERATURE

RUN SPA DEVICES

SET FILTER CYCLE TIME

RESTRICT OPERATIONS

LOCK PANEL

Detailed example of locking the spa control panel and its indicators.

UNLOCK PANEL

LOCK & UNLOCK SETTINGS

Procedures for locking and unlocking spa settings, and their implications.

Circulation Pump Modes

Filtration and Ozone

How filtration and ozone systems operate, especially with circulation pumps.

Freeze Protection

How the spa automatically protects itself from freezing conditions.

Clean-up Cycle (optional)

Explains the optional clean-up cycle function for spa maintenance.

DIAGNOSTICS SCREEN

HEAT SETTINGS

Heat Mode (B)

Detailed explanation of Heat Mode options: Ready, Rest, and Ready-in-Rest.

Temp Range (C)

M8

Explanation of the M8 feature for optimizing pump usage and energy saving.

SETTINGS SCREEN

Diagnostics

MESSAGES

General Messages

Explanation of common alerts and messages like freezing conditions or high water temp.

Heater-Related Messages

Specific messages related to heater operation, flow, and temperature faults.

Sensor-Related Messages

Troubleshooting messages indicating issues with temperature sensors.

System-Related Messages

Messages indicating system-level failures like memory or clock issues.

Reminder Messages

Understanding and managing spa maintenance reminders.

Miscellaneous Messages

Other system messages such as communications errors or test software.

Message Notes

Important notes on how to handle messages, including panel locking and service calls.

Cal Connect RF Set Up Guide

Download the Control My Spa App

Control My Spa Set-Up

Energy Consumption Tips

Spa Jets

How to adjust spa jets for water flow and direction.

LED Lighting

Operation modes and features of the spa's LED lighting system.

Water Diverters

Air Venturis

Using air control valves to add air to water streams for enhanced jet action.

Hydro Streamers

Adjusting flow to waterfall jets and maintenance tips.

Water Clarity Information

The Four Rules of Water Clarity

Fundamental principles for maintaining clear and healthy spa water.

Testing and Adjusting Spa Water

Balancing the Total Alkalinity

How to test and adjust total alkalinity for proper water balance.

Balancing the Calcium Hardness

How to test and adjust calcium hardness to protect spa equipment.

Balancing the pH

How to test and adjust pH for optimal water chemistry and safety.

Chemical Sanitation

Using Chlorine as a Sanitizer

Guidelines for using granulated chlorine for spa water sanitation.

Using Bromine as a Sanitizer

Guidelines for using bromine as a spa water sanitizer.

Shocking the Water

Procedures for shocking the spa water to remove contaminants and improve sanitizer effectiveness.

Bather Load

Filter Cleaning

Importance and steps for cleaning spa filters to ensure optimal performance.

Ozonator

Operation of the ozone generator and its role in water sanitation.

Factory Filtration

Maintenance Schedule

Recommended schedule for spa maintenance tasks like refilling and cleaning.

Troubleshooting Water Clarity Problems

Identifying causes and solutions for common water clarity issues like cloudy water or odor.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Removing and Reseating Pillows

Instructions for easily removing and reattaching spa pillows.

Jet Removal and Replacement

How to safely remove and reinstall spa jets for cleaning.

Cleaning the Hydrostreamers

Steps to clean hydrostreamer jets to restore optimal water flow.

Spa Cover and Locking System Installation

Draining the Swim Spa

Winterization (Cold Climate Draining)

Cleaning and Replacing filter

Importance of filter maintenance for water clarity and system efficiency.

Vacation Care

Instructions for leaving the spa unattended for short periods.

Cleaning Your Swim Spa

Spa Cover and Pillows

Recommended cleaning and protection for spa covers and pillows.

Spa Shell

Cleaning and protecting the spa's acrylic shell finish.

Freedom Sound System * Option

Guide for pairing Bluetooth devices with the spa's audio system.

Working Out With Your Swim Spa

Air Injection; More Resistance

Using air injection and jets for increased resistance during workouts.

Swim Tether

How to assemble and use the swim tether for resistance exercises.

Excercise Equipment

Important considerations and components of the exercise equipment kit.

Exercise Equipment Tether Points

Appendix

Replacement Parts

List and identification of various replacement parts available for the spa.

Basic Troubleshooting

Problems starting up

Solutions for issues encountered when initially starting the spa.

Power and system problems

Troubleshooting steps for power interruptions and system failures.

Spa does not turn off

Diagnosing and resolving issues where the spa fails to turn off.

Message on the control panel

Guidance on interpreting and responding to messages on the control panel.

Heat problems

Solutions for common issues related to the spa's heating system not working correctly.

Spa overheats

Diagnosing causes and solutions for the spa water temperature being too high.

Water pressure problems

Troubleshooting low or no water pressure issues affecting jets.

Pump problems

Solutions for common pump issues like constant running or noise.

Thermal Creep

Understanding and managing thermal creep, where water temp exceeds set temp.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Cal Spas SWIM Specifications

General IconGeneral
DimensionsVaries by model
Seating CapacityVaries by model
JetsVaries by model
PumpsVaries by model
HeaterVaries by model
Water CapacityVaries by model
Filtration SystemVaries by model
WeightVaries by model
WarrantyVaries by model

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