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General| Brand | Comfort Line Products |
|---|---|
| Model | STG-1 |
| Category | Hot Tub |
| Language | English |
Covers general safety, grounding terminals, and bonding lug connections for electrical safety.
Mandates grounded receptacles, GFCI for 120V, and RCB/RCCB for 230V units.
Covers structural, electrical, and bonding requirements for spa placement.
Covers unfolding the liner, connecting the inflation hose, and inserting the key lock pin.
Guides on aligning and attaching water connections and hose connections.
Ensures the power pack is unplugged and removes protective caps from fittings.
Instructions for filling the spa to the correct water level.
Plug in the power pack and verify water flow from the return nozzle.
Reminders to test GFCI, use grounded outlets, and avoid extension cords.
How to display, set, and monitor the spa water temperature.
How to use the turbo wave pump and troubleshoot air chamber issues.
Guides on testing water chemistry and lists ideal ranges for spa water.
Safe methods for adding chemicals, including dilution and blower activation.
Step-by-step guide to unplugging, disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling the filter.
Ensures proper seating of the filter and o-ring during reassembly.
Detailed steps for testing the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter monthly.
Instructions on what to do if the GFCI device does not function properly.
Steps to diagnose why the turbo wave pump will not turn on, checking power and GFCI.
Addresses no heat issues caused by a dirty filter and corrective actions.
Identifies common leak points at spa connections and provides checks for washers and fittings.
Guides on bleeding air from the filter tank to resolve circulation and heating problems.
Procedures to diagnose a faulty power pack, including GFCI and circuit breaker checks.
How to clear the 'OH' (overheat) message by cooling the water and resetting the system.
Defines the warranty duration, coverage extent, and non-transferability.
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