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Jacuzzi J - 2 0 User Manual

Jacuzzi J - 2 0
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OWNER’S MANUAL
J-200
S e r i e s
J - 280
J - 270
J - 230
J - 210
2530-277U Rev. C

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Jacuzzi J - 2 0 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandJacuzzi
ModelJ - 2 0
CategoryHot Tub
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Spa Owner Information

FCC Notice

Important Safety Instructions for all Spa Owners

Child Safety and Spa Access Precautions

Extreme caution for child access prevention. Secure cover with straps. Unsupervised access is a risk.

Entrapment Hazards (Hair, Limbs, Body)

Keep hair/clothing away from moving parts. Ensure all suction guards/filters are installed and functional.

Electrical Shock and Electrocution Prevention

Install spa 5 feet from metal surfaces or bond metal surfaces. Use proper grounding and circuit protection.

Diving, Slipping, and Falling Risks

Exercise caution to prevent diving/jumping. Wet surfaces are slippery. Do not stand on railing.

Hyperthermia (Over-Heating) Health Risks

Water temperature over 104°F (40°C) is injurious. Limit exposure, test temperature.

Health Conditions and Medication Precautions

Consult physician if pregnant, obese, or have medical history. Discontinue use if breathing difficulties occur.

Immersion and Exercise Safety

Prolonged immersion can be injurious. Avoid strenuous exercise before use. Enter/exit slowly.

Infection and Disease Prevention Measures

Maintain water chemistry. Shower before/after use. People with infectious diseases should not use the spa.

Product Damage Prevention (Water Chemistry)

Maintain water chemistry per manufacturer's instructions to prevent damage and ensure safe water.

Commercial Use and Local Codes Note

This spa is not for commercial use. Check local codes for installation restrictions.

Detailed Entrapment Risk Explanations

In-depth explanation of hair, limb, body, evisceration, and mechanical entrapment risks.

Detailed Hyperthermia Risk Explanations

Causes, symptoms, and effects of hyperthermia, including fetal damage risk.

CSA Safety Instructions (Canada)

Specific safety instructions for electrical equipment in Canada as per CSA standards.

Choosing A Location

Balcony/Roof Installation Warning

Warning for spas on balconies/roofs: consult a structural engineer.

Indoor Ventilation Caution

Caution for indoor/enclosed areas: proper ventilation needed to prevent mold/mildew.

Outdoor Location Considerations

Proximity to changing area, pathway, trees, sheltered environment, and roof overhang impact.

Indoor Location Requirements

Proper foundation, drainage, ventilation, and access are critical for indoor installations.

General Electrical Safety Instructions

Power Requirements

North American J-270/J-280 Power Specs

Details on circuit breaker, wire count, frequency, and current draw for different amp configurations.

North American J-230 Power Specs

Details on circuit breaker, wire count, frequency, and current draw for different amp configurations.

North American J-210 Convertible Power Specs

Details on circuit breaker, wire count, frequency, and current draw for 120V/15A, 240V/30A, and 240V/40A configurations.

Export J-270/J-280 (50 Hz) Power Specs

Details on circuit breaker, wire count, frequency, and current draw for 230V/20A, 230V/30A, and 230V/40A configurations.

Export J-210/J-230 (50 Hz) Power Specs

Details on circuit breaker, wire count, frequency, and current draw for 230V/20A and 230V/30A configurations.

Electrical Wiring Instructions

Convertible 120/240V Power Models Wiring

Instructions for 120V plug-in and 240V hard-wired heater operation. Emphasizes no extension cords.

Dedicated 230V-240V Models Wiring

Requires permanent hard-wiring. No plug-in connections or extension cords allowed.

Wiring Connections and Component Identification

Guide to connecting wires to terminal blocks TB1 and TB3, and identifying control box components.

Spa Fill Up Procedure

Spa Preparation for Filling

Clear debris, remove filter cartridge, and consult dealer for cleaner recommendations.

Filling the Spa and Adding Chemicals

Fill with clean tap water, avoiding softeners. Add start-up chemicals after filling.

Setting Spa Temperature and Sanitizer

Warm spa water to desired temperature and establish stable sanitizer reading.

Decontamination Procedure Steps

Steps for cleaning the spa if sanitizer levels are unstable after initial filling.

Control Functions

Control Panel Overview and Buttons

Explanation of LED display, heat indicator, and buttons for jets, light, warmer, and cooler.

General Spa Features and Controls Diagram

Diagram and description of spa features including pillows, air controls, cup holders, and massage selector.

Operating Instructions

Spa Control System Startup Sequence

Describes initial startup sequence, display indicators, and heater activation.

Setting Water Temperature

How to adjust the spa's thermostat to set the desired water temperature.

Activating Jet Pumps

Instructions for turning jet pumps on/off, including low and high speed settings.

Standard Light Operation

How to operate the spa's underwater light and automatic shut-off feature.

Optional LED Light System Operation

Details on operating the LED light system, including color variations and modes.

Adjusting Individual Jet Flow

How to adjust water flow and angle of individual jets for personalized massage.

Selecting Desired Massage Action

Using the massage selector valve to divert water between jet systems for customized massage.

Air Controls Operation

How to use air controls to introduce air into jet streams and minimize heat loss.

Automatic Filtration Cycles

Standard Filtration/Heating Modes (No Circulation Pump)

Modes F1-F3 for cold climates; heater on demand with low-speed pump.

Standard Filtration/Heating Modes (With Circulation Pump)

Modes F0-F3 for cold climates; heater on demand with 24-hour circulation pump.

Economy Filtration/Heating Modes

Modes F4-F6 for warm climates; heater on during active filter cycles for energy saving.

Lock Modes (L1-L2)

Modes to disable functions for service or prevent unauthorized use.

Spa Maintenance

Cleaning The Filters

Step-by-step guide for cleaning filter cartridges for J-210 and J-230/270/280 models.

Draining and Refilling Procedure

Procedure for replacing spa water every 3 months, including safety precautions.

Pillow Care and Maintenance

Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling headrest pillows.

Cleaning The Spa Interior Surface

Tips for cleaning the spa surface without abrasive cleaners to preserve sheen.

Maintaining the Spa Cover

Care instructions for the spa cover to prolong life and reduce operating costs.

Maintaining the Synthetic Cabinet

Simple cleaning instructions for the spa's synthetic cabinet.

Winterizing Your Spa

Guidance on protecting the spa from freezing during cold weather or power outages.

Water Quality Maintenance

pH Control and Importance

Importance of maintaining a slightly alkaline pH (7.4-7.6) for water balance and equipment protection.

Sanitizing Spa Water

Using chlorine or bromine to destroy bacteria and organic compounds for healthy water.

Error Conditions/Error Messages

Summer Logic (Circulation Pump Option)

Spa enters 'summer logic' when temp exceeds set point by 2°F (1°C) to prevent overheating.

Panel Displays COL (Cool Condition)

Indicates temperature drop of 20°F (11°C); heater and pump activate to raise temp.

Panel Displays ICE (Freeze Protection)

Potential freeze condition detected; pump and heater activate to circulate water.

Panel Displays SN1/SN2 (Sensor Fault)

Indicates open or shorted temperature sensor, disabling heater. Contact dealer.

Panel Flashes FL1/FL2 (Flow/Pressure Issues)

Indicates pressure or flow switch malfunction, deactivating heater and possibly pump.

Panel Displays OH (Over-Heating)

Water temperature exceeds limits (112°F/44°C); spa circulates water through heater.

Panel Displays (- - -) (Safety Watchdog Triggered)

Indicates a problem detected by safety software, deactivating spa for component protection.

Troubleshooting Procedures

None of the Components Operate

Check power supply, circuit breaker, and contact dealer if no components function.

Pump Operates, But No Water Flow

Troubleshoot power, water level, jet closure, and pump priming issues.

Poor Jet Action Troubleshooting

Check jet position, pump operation, air controls, and filter cleanliness.

Water is Too Hot Troubleshooting

Reduce thermostat setting to lower water temperature.

No Heat Troubleshooting

Check thermostat setting, cover usage, and economy mode settings.

Circuit Board Diagrams

North American J-230/J-270/J-280 Wiring Diagram

Wiring diagram for 240V 60 Hz North American models with or without circulation pump.

North American J-210 Convertible Wiring Diagram

Wiring diagram for 120/240V 60 Hz North American convertible models.

Export J-230/J-270/J-280 (50 Hz) Wiring Diagram

Wiring diagram for 230V 50 Hz export models with or without circulation pump.

Export J-210 (50 Hz) Wiring Diagram

Wiring diagram for 230V 50 Hz export J-210 models.

Optional Stereo Receiver Functions

Stereo Receiver Operation Basics

Instructions for power, equalization, mute, open, A/PS, and DISP buttons.

Source and Volume Controls

How to change audio source, adjust volume, bass, treble, balance, and fader.

Preset and Tuning Operations

How to store and recall station presets, and manually tune or scan for stations.

MP3 File Playback and Disc Navigation

Guidelines for playing MP3 files, folder hierarchy, and disc navigation.

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