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Adherence to safety precautions, emergency contacts, CPR, and user supervision.
Extreme caution for children's access and supervision to prevent drowning.
Ensuring correct flow rates and condition of suction fittings to prevent injury.
Guidelines for safe electrical installation, grounding, and appliance placement.
Information on factory presets, input ratings, and wiring requirements for 60 Hz and 50 Hz spas.
Details on wire gauge, GFCI, conduit, and connection points for spa electrical supply.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the spa pack terminal block from the GFCI by a certified electrician.
Diagrams for 4-wire and 3-wire 240 VAC systems, emphasizing correct wiring.
Instructions for wiring the in.xm.ce spa control, including bonding conductor connection.
Explanation of jumper installation for single-phase, dual-phase, and 3-phase 50 Hz systems.
Diagrams illustrating wiring for 1x230 VAC single-phase, dual-phase, and three-phase 50 Hz systems.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable location for the spa, considering foundation and environment.
Checking the spa for debris, pump plugs, and tight unions before filling.
Instructions on how to fill the spa, avoiding hot water and overfilling.
Steps for filling to the pillow level and checking pump unions for leaks.
Turning on power, checking for error codes, and verifying water flow through jets.
Procedure to test the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) breaker for proper function.
Steps to manually prime the pump by releasing air from pump plugs.
Emphasizing the importance of proper water preparation for component longevity and warranty.
Explanation of various icons displayed on the spa control panel and their meanings.
Description of the Standby key, Pump keys (1-3), and their operation.
Operation of Pump keys (4-5), Light key, and +/- keys for temperature adjustment.
Using the Program key to access settings for time, filter cycles, and economy mode.
How to activate and exit Standby mode, and its effect on pumps and the spa light.
Instructions for turning pumps 1, 2, and 3 on/off, including built-in timers.
Operating instructions for Pump 4, Pump 5, and the Light key, including timers.
Using the +/- keys to set and confirm the desired water temperature.
Accessing the programming menu and setting the current time (hour and minutes).
Programming the start time for the spa's filter cycle.
Configuring the duration in hours for the spa's filter cycle.
Defining the number of filter cycles per day.
Enabling or disabling Economy mode to reduce temperature set point.
Programming the start and end times for the Economy mode operation.
Choosing between Fahrenheit (°F) or Celsius (°C) for temperature display.
How the system regulates water temperature, including pump activation and heater function.
Information on the cooldown process and the Smart Winter Mode for freeze protection.
Procedure for draining the spa, including turning off power and using the hose bib.
Cleaning and conditioning spa pillows, and removing them during shock treatment.
Instructions for removing, soaking in vinegar solution, and reinstalling spa jets.
Steps for replacing disposable filters and cleaning reusable ones.
Recommendations for winterizing, avoiding freezing damage, and light bulb replacement.
Instructions for safely replacing the spa's light bulb.
Maintenance instructions for PermaWood or wood spa cabinets, including re-staining.
Guidelines for cleaning the spa's interior surface without abrasive cleaners.
Routine cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals, and using vinyl protectant for the spa cover.
Importance of chemical treatment for water sanitation and balance, recommending changes every six months.
Safety precautions for handling spa chemicals, including reading labels and proper storage.
Definitions of Total Alkalinity and pH, including their optimum ranges for spa water.
Definitions for Parts per Million (PPM), Sanitizers, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), and Calcium Hardness.
Definitions for Total Chlorine, Ozone, and other related water treatment terms.
Definitions for Organic Matter, Microorganisms, Sequestering, Shocking, Bather Load, and Bactericide.
Definition of Balanced Water and its importance in maintaining spa water quality.
Definitions for Chloramines, Corona Discharge, Enzymes, Hard Water, and Ions.
Definitions for Ionizers and Mineral Purifiers as spa water treatment methods.
Definitions for Biguanide, Biofilm, Brominator, Calcium Carbonate, Oxidation, Ozonator, and Soft Water.
Definitions for Alkalinity Up, Bromine Tablets, Foam Gone, Liquid Filter Cleaner, and Dichlor Granular.
Explanation of pH Down's purpose and usage for managing high pH levels.
Definitions for pH Up, Metal Protect, Spa Shock, and Ascorbic Acid.
Importance of maintaining pH between 7.2-7.8, testing methods, and adjustment procedures.
How the spa's auto-diagnostic system detects issues and displays error codes.
Interpreting the keypad and in.xm display for error codes and system status.
Resolving hardware errors, input rating issues, and low input voltage problems.
Identifying and resolving issues related to blown fuses in the spa control system.
Addressing spa overheat conditions and high temperature detection errors.
Diagnosing and resolving errors related to the heater and thermistor circuit.
Resolving 'no flow' conditions and communication problems between spa components.
Troubleshooting high limit hardware circuit trips and potential causes.
Diagnosing and resolving errors related to pump connections and operation.
Resolving errors for circulation pump and ozonator connections and operation.
Troubleshooting errors related to auxiliary device connections and operation.
Resolving errors for fiber box and fan connections and operation.
Understanding and resolving the system relearn error after option changes.
Covers the fiberglass vessel against water loss due to defects for the spa's lifetime.
Warrants the spa surface finish against defects like blistering or cracking for seven years.
Details exclusions for surface warranty, including foundation, sunlight, and alterations.
Covers electrical components like pumps, heater, and controls for five years.
Covers all plumbing parts, jet bodies, and valve bodies for five years.
Warrants spa cabinets against defects, with specific terms for PermaWood and Red Wood cabinets.
Details warranty coverage for stereo components (30 days) and ozonator (1 year).
Covers spa cover for one year; LED lighting guaranteed on delivery, no further warranty.
Describes defect correction, parts/labor charges, and replacement spa policies.
Conditions that void the warranty, including alteration, misuse, and acts of nature.
Manufacturer's liability disclaimer and statement on legal rights granted by the warranty.
List of common items and issues not covered by the spa's warranty.
Exclusions such as draining/filling, acts of nature, travel charges, and incorrect wiring.
Policy on alterations and repairs performed by non-authorized agents, and damage from moving the spa.
Visual identification of the spa pack, heater, therapy pump, and circulation pump.
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