How to remove scum ring around Master Spas Twilight TS 67.25 Hot Tub?
A scum ring around your Master Spas Hot Tub is usually due to a build-up of oils, dirt, and organic elements. Wipe it off with a clean towel and add an enzyme product.
Why does my Master Spas Twilight TS 67.25 water smell like chlorine?
A chlorine or bromine odor in your Master Spas Hot Tub can be due to excessive chlorine or bromine levels, or low pH. To resolve this, shock the water with a non-chlorine shock treatment or adjust the pH if necessary.
What to do if Master Spas Twilight TS 67.25 water is cloudy?
If your Master Spas Hot Tub water is cloudy, it could be due to dirty filters or inadequate filtration, water chemistry imbalance, suspended particles or organic materials, or old water. You can clean the filters and adjust filtration times, adjust the chemistry levels, add spa clarifier, or change the spa water.
Why do I have eye and skin irritation from my Master Spas Twilight TS 67.25 Hot Tub?
Eye or skin irritation in your Master Spas Hot Tub can stem from unsanitary water, a free chlorine level above 5 ppm, or poor sanitizer/pH levels. You can shock the spa with a non-chlorine shock, allow the chlorine level to drop below 5 ppm, or adjust the sanitizer/pH levels according to spa test strip results.
Why does my Master Spas Twilight TS 67.25 Hot Tub water have an odor?
A water odor in your Master Spas Hot Tub may be caused by low levels of sanitizer, pH out of range, or bacteria or algae growth. To address this, shock the water with a non-chlorine shock treatment, adjust sanitizer levels if needed, or adjust the pH level if necessary.
What causes foaming in my Master Spas Twilight TS 67.25 Hot Tub?
Foaming in your Master Spas Hot Tub is often caused by high levels of body oils, lotions, soap, etc. Adding a small amount of defoamer can help reduce the foam.
Why does Master Spas Hot Tub water have a blue color or colorful deposits?
Deep blue water color or colorful deposits in your Master Spas Hot Tub may be due to excessive build-up in the water from total dissolved solids, bather load, and chemical treatments over time, or a reaction between substances in the water and types or excessive amounts of chemicals added to water. Draining and refilling the water may be required.
Key safety precautions for installation and use of the spa equipment.
Explanation of hyperthermia risks and symptoms associated with spa use.
Specific steps to minimize the risk of suction entrapment hazards.
Requirements for the spa's base and foundation for stability.
Adding chlorine to sanitize spa water.
Daily checks for proper sanitation levels before using the spa.
Troubleshooting steps when the spa heater is not functioning.
Troubleshooting reasons for GFCI breaker tripping.
Crucial electrical safety and installation information for electricians.
How to adjust the spa's set temperature.
How to prime the spa pumps for proper operation.
Performing a GFCI test from the spa control panel.
Understanding heater-related error messages and flow checks.
General| Pumps | 1 |
|---|---|
| Shell Material | Acrylic |
| Heater | 4kW |
| Warranty | 5 years |
| Electrical Requirements | 240V / 50 Amp |
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