Why is there foam on the surface of my Treesse Hot Tub?
Foam can appear due to residues from sunscreens, cosmetics, or soaps. It may also be caused by unbalanced water values or overly soft water. To address this, shower before entering the hot tub to remove residues. Also, refer to chapters 1 and 2, pages 84 and 88, for information on water balance.
What to do if the water in my Treesse Hot Tub is cloudy?
Cloudy water can result from unbalanced water values, incorrect water treatment, excessively dirty filter cartridges, dirt brought in by users, or weather conditions if the unit is outdoors. To resolve this, refer to chapters 1, 2, and 3 on pages 84, 88, and 92 for guidance on water balance and treatment. Shower before entering the hot tub, and cover it when not in use.
Why does my Treesse Hot Tub have a bad odor or mould?
Bad odors or mold can arise from unbalanced water values, incorrect water treatment, infrequent water changes, or a poorly cleaned canvas cover. Refer to chapters 1 and 2, pages 84 and 88, for guidance on water treatment. See page 96 for instructions on cleaning the canvas cover.
Why is the pH value unstable in my Treesse Hot Tub?
An unstable pH value may be due to a bad balance of total alkalinity. Refer to chapter 1, page 84.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual for clarity.
Covers essential precautions for safe operation and warranty adherence.
Provides guidelines for safe usage of the minipool, including temperature and user restrictions.
Outlines crucial safety measures to be followed during minipool maintenance procedures.
Offers tips for safe and beneficial initial use of the minipool.
Provides practical tips and warnings for using the minipool safely and effectively.
Recommends ideal durations and temperatures for different user experiences.
Details the various components and functions of the minipool system.
Explains how to operate the hydromassage jets and diverters for a custom experience.
Guides users on operating the minipool's control panel and understanding display icons.
Lists and explains the various icons displayed on the control panel interface.
Explains how to view and set the desired water temperature on the control panel.
Describes how to set and manage different temperature ranges for varied usage scenarios.
Explains the spa's energy-saving modes that manage heating cycles.
Details the operation of the circulation pump for water filtering and temperature maintenance.
Details how to set the clock and its importance for secondary features like filtration.
Explains how to invert the display characters for better readability if available.
Covers panel locking features to prevent unauthorized adjustments or use.
Provides the sequence to unlock the control panel after it has been restricted.
Explains the standby mode for service functions like filter cleaning or replacement.
Details a special feature allowing pump use for draining water during maintenance.
Guides on configuring and managing filtration cycles for optimal water quality.
Details how to program the minipool's lighting timer for desired effects.
Allows customization of display settings like temperature units and reminder messages.
Provides access to system details, software IDs, model numbers, and setup configurations.
Lists extra utilities like GFCI test, sensor temperature display, and fault logs.
Lists common system messages during startup and their possible solutions.
Explains error codes related to water heating and flow issues.
Details messages indicating sensor malfunctions or communication errors.
Covers critical system faults, memory errors, and configuration issues.
Emphasizes the importance of clean, pure water for safety and comfort.
Summarizes essential maintenance tasks and their recommended frequencies.
Guides on measuring and balancing pH, hardness, and alkalinity for optimal water quality.
Explains methods for eliminating bacteria, fungi, and algae from the minipool water.
Details treatments for algae elimination, flocculation, anti-foam, and scale prevention.
Provides instructions for cleaning and replacing the minipool's paper filter cartridge.
Details the process for draining the minipool for maintenance or seasonal closure.
Guides on the correct procedure and water quality requirements for filling the minipool.
Outlines simple operations to preserve the minipool during inactivity or seasonal closure.
Offers guidance on cleaning the minipool surfaces and components for longevity.
Explains the terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty for the product.
Provides information on the proper disposal of the minipool according to WEEE regulations.
General| Type | Hot Tub |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Treesse |
| Model | Minipool Quarz |
| Shape | Square |
| Installation | Freestanding |
| Material | Acrylic |
| Number of seats | 2 |
| Heater | Yes |
| Max Temperature | 40°C |
| Power Supply | 230V / 50Hz |
| Lighting | LED |
| Control System | Digital |
| Optional Features | Ozonator, Cover |
| Control Panel | Digital |
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