PDC spas Owner's Manual - Parts Description and Function (Continued); Slide Valves; Support Pack; Heater Operation

Parts Descripon and Funcon
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Slide Valves: Valves are used to shut off the water flow to the heater, circulaon pump,
And jet pump(s) for specific service problems.
Support Pack: The control system operates all funcons of the hot tub. Make sure your
electrician connects the power supply accordingly to all Naonal Electric Code, and shows you
how to test the GFCI circuit breaker (not supplied). This pack is connected to a 50 amp GFCI
breaker. Make note of this locaon along with other major components prior to installaon for
possible servicing access.
Heater: Your hot tub is equipped with a thermostat control at the spa side (topside control).
Set the water at the temperature you enjoy. Leave the thermostat at that seng, and the hot tub
will automacally maintain the correct temperature; ready for your enjoyment anyme. Avoid
constant reseng of the thermostat; it is more economical to maintain temperature than to let
the temperature fall and raise. Never raise the temperature above 104 degrees.
Moon Glow: Low voltage underwater spa light, with varying shades of a color wash,
controlled at the spa side control panel. Choose rotaon of color or constant color of your choice.
EverLite™: Exclusive to all PDC hot tub spa models is the cabinet mounted indicator light which
confirms the EverPure™ ozone purificaon system is properly operang.
EverLite2™: Oponal on Luxury Series units, EverPure ozone in conjuncon with UV-C acvely
treats spa water for a highly effecve sanitaon method. A sight glass provides indicaon of
proper performance
Water Spout Control Valve: Most all hot tub models feature the cascading water spout feature.
A control valve is mounted on the spa adjusng the pressure and height of the spout.
Air’assage Air Channel: All Luxury Series models have the benefit of an air massage delivering a
so Swedish massage through a series of stainless grommets in the seat areas. This massage is
separate from the jets, driven by an air blower under separate control.