What to do if my HotSpring Hot Spot SX Hot Tub has skin irritation or rash?
Skin irritation or rash from your HotSpring Hot Tub can be caused by: * Unsanitary water: Shock the spa with sanitizer and maintain the sanitizer level. * Free chlorine level above 5 ppm: Allow the free chlorine level to drop below 5 ppm before using the spa.
Why is my HotSpring Hot Tub water cloudy?
Cloudy water in your HotSpring Hot Tub can result from several factors. It may be caused by dirty filters, so cleaning them is a good first step. Excessive oils or organic matter can also be the culprit, in which case you should shock the spa with sanitizer. Other potential causes include improper sanitization (add sanitizer), suspended particles or organic matter (adjust pH and/or alkalinity), or overused water (drain and refill the spa).
Why does my HotSpring Hot Spot SX have a water odor?
If you notice a water odor in your HotSpring Hot Tub, it could be due to excessive organics in the water or improper sanitization; in either case, shock the spa with sanitizer or add sanitizer. Another possibility is low pH, which can be resolved by adjusting the pH to the recommended range.
What to do if my HotSpring Hot Tub has cloudy water?
If you have cloudy water in your HotSpring Hot Tub, it could be due to several reasons: * Dirty filters: Clean the filters. * Excessive oils or organic matter: Shock the spa with sanitizer. * Improper sanitization: Add sanitizer. * Suspended particles or organic matter: Adjust the pH and alkalinity to the recommended range. * Overused or old water: Run the jet pumps and clean the filters, or drain and refill the spa.
How to fix musty odor in HotSpring Hot Spot SX Hot Tub?
A musty odor in your HotSpring Hot Tub indicates bacteria or algae growth. Shock the spa with sanitizer. If the problem is visible or persistent, drain, clean, and refill the spa.
How to prevent scale buildup in my HotSpring Hot Spot SX Hot Tub?
Scale buildup in your HotSpring Hot Tub is due to high calcium content in the water, and total alkalinity and pH being too high. Adjust the total alkalinity and pH. If scale removal is required, drain the spa, scrub off the scale, refill the spa, and balance the water.
What to do if my HotSpring Hot Tub has a bad water odor?
A bad water odor in your HotSpring Hot Tub may be due to: * Excessive organics in the water: Shock the spa with sanitizer. * Improper sanitization: Add sanitizer. * Low pH: Adjust the pH to the recommended range.
Why does my HotSpring Hot Spot SX Hot Tub have a chlorine odor?
A chlorine odor in your HotSpring Hot Tub could be caused by: * A chloramine level that is too high: Shock the spa with sanitizer. * Low pH: Adjust the pH to the recommended range.
What causes skin irritation from HotSpring Hot Spot SX Hot Tub?
If you experience skin irritation or a rash after using your HotSpring Hot Tub, it could be due to unsanitary water or a free chlorine level above 5 ppm. To address this, shock the spa with sanitizer and maintain the sanitizer level, or allow the free chlorine level to drop below 5 ppm before using the spa.
Why does my HotSpring Hot Spot SX Hot Tub smell like chlorine?
If you notice a chlorine odor coming from your HotSpring Hot Tub, it could be due to a high chloramine level or low pH. To address this, shock the spa with sanitizer or adjust the pH to the recommended range.
Covers essential safety warnings for children, electrocution, and general injury prevention.
Details risks related to hyperthermia, medication, health conditions, and hygiene.
Provides guidance on cleaning the spa shell and safe chemical handling practices.
Outlines requirements for spa placement, including foundation types and structural support.
Details voltage selection, wiring, and conversion procedures for spa power.
Explains how to properly level the spa and install the safety cover.
Provides specifications and overhead views for Tempo, Relay, and Rhythm spa models.
Offers specifications and overhead views for the SX and TX spa models.
Guides users through initial spa setup, refilling, heating, and system operation modes.
Explains the functions of the spa control panel, including modes, locking features, and display.
Details the control panel for SX/TX models and the operation of the optional audio system.
Covers methods for testing spa water and essential chemical handling safety.
Outlines procedures for balancing Total Alkalinity, Calcium Hardness, and pH.
Discusses maintaining proper sanitizer levels and the use of various water care systems.
Provides instructions for cleaning spa filters, pillows, and the acrylic shell.
Guides on caring for the spa cover, cabinet, and procedures for draining the spa.
Explains how to prepare the spa for cold weather and winter storage.
Addresses common spa operational problems and their solutions.
Provides solutions for issues related to water clarity, odor, and chemical balance.
Covers warranty information, liability disclaimers, and customer support contacts.
Covers essential safety warnings for children, electrocution, and general injury prevention.
Details risks related to hyperthermia, medication, health conditions, and hygiene.
Provides guidance on cleaning the spa shell and safe chemical handling practices.
Outlines requirements for spa placement, including foundation types and structural support.
Details voltage selection, wiring, and conversion procedures for spa power.
Explains how to properly level the spa and install the safety cover.
Provides specifications and overhead views for Tempo, Relay, and Rhythm spa models.
Offers specifications and overhead views for the SX and TX spa models.
Guides users through initial spa setup, refilling, heating, and system operation modes.
Explains the functions of the spa control panel, including modes, locking features, and display.
Details the control panel for SX/TX models and the operation of the optional audio system.
Covers methods for testing spa water and essential chemical handling safety.
Outlines procedures for balancing Total Alkalinity, Calcium Hardness, and pH.
Discusses maintaining proper sanitizer levels and the use of various water care systems.
Provides instructions for cleaning spa filters, pillows, and the acrylic shell.
Guides on caring for the spa cover, cabinet, and procedures for draining the spa.
Explains how to prepare the spa for cold weather and winter storage.
Addresses common spa operational problems and their solutions.
Provides solutions for issues related to water clarity, odor, and chemical balance.
Covers warranty information, liability disclaimers, and customer support contacts.
General| Heater | 4kW |
|---|---|
| Ozone System | Optional |
| Shell Material | Polymer |
| Energy Efficiency | Certified to the APSP 14 national standard |
| Pump 1 | 1.5 HP |
| Filtration System | Tri-X |
| Lighting System | LED |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Cabinet Material | Polymer |
| Warranty | 5-Year Shell Structure |
| Pump | 1.5 HP |
| Filtration | Tri-X |
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