In addition to the Safety Instructions found in the beginning of this
manual, these warnings have been assembled to help you enjoy the
safe use of your Softub.
Reading and understanding these warnings will allow you to reduce the
risk of causing inadvertent damage to your Softub, your surroundings,
or yourself. Read these warnings carefully.
1. Always unplug your Hydromate before draining and while filling.
2. The water level must be 2” above all jets. The jets can spray water
out of the tub if the water level becomes too low. This can cause the
Hydromate to overheat and void the warranty.
**3. Use only approved chemicals. Use of non-approved chemicals
could cause damage and void the warranty. See pages 18 & 19.
4. Maintain proper water pH (7.4-7.6). The vinyl liner can be damaged
by an improper pH balance.
5. WARNING: The use of Potassium Monopersulfate Shock (Non-
Chlorine Shock) will cause damage and void the warranty. To
shock your Softub Spa use Softcare Chlorinating Granules.
6. NEVER use an extension cord to connect the Hydromate to the
power source. Use of an extension cord can cause safety issues, with
a potential for fire or operational hazards to users in addition to damage
to the Softub. Do not operate the Softub with an extension cord. It is
unsafe and will void the warranty.
7. Do not operate without the Ground Fault Current Interrupter
(GFCI) located at the end of the power cord. In the event of an
electrical short, this safety device shuts off the power in a fraction of a
second.
8. Install the Softub only on floors or in areas that can withstand
repeated exposure to water (tile, brick, etc.). Splashing, dripping,
filling and draining are routine operations which will spill water.
Equipment failure may also cause substantial water spillage. Care must
be taken that the structure underneath the Softub will not warp or suffer
damage in the event of a water spill. If located in a multiple floor
structure, objects on the floor below should be protected in the event of
a major spill.
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