COLDTUB Icekube - Preventing Electrode Issues and Water Problems

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Question 3 How do I Care for the COLDTUB Pal Sensor when Draining
the Tubs Water?
Note: Draining tub and using the provided plug, should take place when Tub will be
empty for period of time. (1 week or longer) If doing a quick drain/rell for fresh water,
steps using the plug are not needed. The probe will not dry out in 24 hours.
As the COLDTUB Pal Sensor must always remain in contact with water, when the Tubs
water is being drained the COLDTUB Pal Sensor Housing must be sealed before the water is
drained.
The COLDTUB Pal Sensor Housing is usually located in the foot well or other area of the Tub
that is not in the way of bathers or impacted by water turbulence from jets. The COLDTUB Pal
Housing has a Grate screwed into the front of the Housing.
Steps for caring for your COLDTUB Pal Sensor when draining the Tubs water:
• Obtain the COLDTUB Pal Housing Plug provided with the Tub.
• Check to ensure the Housing Plug has an O-ring in place.
• Turn the breaker off to isolate power to your Tub.
• Turning anticlockwise, unscrew the Grate located on the front of the COLDTUB Pal
Sensor Housing.
• Screw the COLDTUB Pal Housing Plug provided with your Tub into the front of the
COLDTUB Pal Sensor Housing. This will seal the water
that is in the Housing and prevent the water in the Housing from draining when you drain
your Tubs water.
Warning: The COLDTUB Pal Sensor must never be permitted to freeze and must always
remain in contact with water. If the Sensor freezes or is not left in contact with water at
all times the sensor will fail and will require replacement!
• You can now drain your Tubs water.
• When relling your Tub with water, leave the COLDTUB Pal Sensor Plug secured in place
until the water line is higher than the
PH Probe housing.
• The COLDTUB Pal Housing Plug can now be unscrewed from the Housing and the Hous
ing Grate can be screwed back into the Housing.
• Once the water level has been reached you can turn the breaker back on to repower your
Tub.
3.12.4 Caring for your COLDTUB
Pal System COLDTUB Pal Maintenance
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