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If your MSpa Hot Tub isn't heating properly, first ensure that the temperature is set high enough. Also, check that the water level is at or above the minimum line; add more water if needed.
What to do if error code E1 appears on my mspa Hot Tub?
If error code E1 appears immediately after pressing FILTER or HEATING on your MSpa Hot Tub, clean the parts and tubes that the water goes through. If E1 appears 15 seconds after pressing FILTER or HEATING, first add more water to the minimum line, then clean the parts and tubes that the water goes through.
Why is my mspa D-AL04 Alpine Hot Tub not heating properly?
Your MSpa Hot Tub might not be heating properly for a few reasons. First, check if the temperature is set too low and set a higher temperature. If that’s not the issue, the heating element may have failed, in which case you should contact the MSpa Service Center. Also, ensure the water level is at least at the minimum water line; add more water if necessary.
What to do if my mspa Hot Tub is leaking?
If your MSpa Hot Tub is leaking, first, ensure the inlet/outlet connections are securely tightened with a wrench. If the leak persists, check that the drainage valve is completely closed. If it continues to leak after these steps, and the water is leaking from the spa pool body, use the repair kit material to fix any holes or splits.
Why is my mspa D-AL04 Alpine Hot Tub water not clean?
The water in your MSpa Hot Tub might not be clean due to several reasons. You may not be filtering the water for a sufficient amount of time, so try increasing the filtration time. The filter cartridge may be dirty; clean or replace it promptly. Also, ensure you are following proper water maintenance procedures, consulting the chemical manufacturer's instructions for guidance.
Why is there no display on my mspa Hot Tub control panel?
If there is no display on your MSpa Hot Tub control panel, the issue might be due to a power failure. Check the power supply to ensure it's working. Also, the PRCD may be off; reset it by following the PRCD Testing section instructions.
What does error code E0 mean on my mspa D-AL04 Alpine and how to fix it?
Error code E0 on your MSpa Hot Tub indicates that the water temperature is either below zero degrees or exceeds 55°C. Adjust the water temperature accordingly.
What to do if the filter pump does not work in my mspa D-AL04 Alpine Hot Tub?
If the filter pump in your MSpa Hot Tub isn't working, start by checking the power source to ensure it's properly connected. If the power source is fine, the filter might be clogged with dirt or other objects; try cleaning or replacing the filter cartridge. Additionally, make sure the water level is at least at the minimum water line; add more water if needed.
Why is there no display on the mspa D-AL04 Alpine Hot Tub control panel?
If there is no display on the control panel of your MSpa Hot Tub, the possible causes are: a power failure (check the power source), the PRCD is off (reset the PRCD), or the PRCD is broken (contact the MSpa Service Center).
Why does my mspa D-AL04 Alpine Hot Tub lose air pressure?
Your MSpa Hot Tub might be losing air pressure because the air valve is loose. Fill up the tub with air and make sure the air valves are secure, replacing them if necessary. Another cause could be a hole or split in the spa tub. To find it, apply soap water to the seams; bubbles will indicate the leak. Clean and dry the area before applying the repair patch that came with your spa.
General| Model | D-AL04 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 4-6 People |
| Control System | Digital Control Panel |
| Heater | 1500W |
| Massage Air Blower | Yes |
| Temperature Range | 68°F - 104°F |
| Material | Durable PVC |
| Type | Inflatable Hot Tub |
| Air Jets | 118 |
Outlines essential site conditions for safe and proper spa installation, including surface and clearance.
Step-by-step guide on inflating the spa structure using the controller and manometer.
Guidelines for keeping spa water clean and sanitized using appropriate chemicals and hygiene practices.
Procedures for cleaning the filter cartridge and maintaining overall spa water quality.
Recommended pH, alkalinity, and chlorine levels for optimal spa water chemistry.
