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- Page 1 Since Catalina ™ 1977 S p a s L U X U R Y C O L L E C T I O N O W N E R ’ S M A N U A L...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table Of Contents Service and Support ................ 3 Understanding Symbols ..............3 Warnings and Safety Information ............ 4 Site Preparation and Installation Recommendations ......6 Electrical Requirements and Recommendations ......8 240V Installation.................8 120V Installation................9 Getting to Know Your Spa Electronic components ..............10 Plumbing components ..............11 Filling Your Spa with Water...............12 Maintaining Water Quality... -
Page 4: Warnings And Safety Information
Safety Information DANGER! Risk of Electrocution ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN. Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter installed in compliance with section 680-42 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70-1993 is required for user safety and equipment protection. You should inspect the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter before each use to be sure it is functioning properly, in good condition and that the wiring is connected properly. - Page 5 Safety Information WARNING! Adverse Affects with Certain Medical Conditions You should consult your physician if you are pregnant or possibly pregnant, obese, have a medical history of heart disease, low or high blood pressure, circulatory problems, infectious diseases, immune deficiencies, infectious diseases, infections skin irritations, or diabetes.
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Page 6: Site Preparation And Installation Recommendations
Site Preparation, Delivery & Installation Recommendations CHOOSING A LOCATION Choosing the right location for your spa requires careful consideration of esthetics and convenience in addition to the care and maintenance that is required over the life of your spa. Planning and preparation are critical, but following a few basic guidelines will ensure a lifetime of enjoyment. - Page 7 Site Preparation, Delivery & Installation Recommendations PREPARING FOR THE DELIVERY AND OFF LOADING YOUR SPA • It is important to speak with your sales representative about what to expect at the time of delivery well in advance of the delivery date so you can plan and be prepared on the day of delivery. Failing to adequately prepare in advance will result in delayed delivery.
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Page 8: Electrical Requirements And Recommendations
Electrical Requirements and Recommendations 240V ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION GFCI ON ever turN the beFOre FIllING yOur spa wIth water GFCI OFF lways turN the beFOre servICING Or draINING yOur spa DANGER! Risk of Electrocution All electrical connections must be performed by a qualified licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electric Code (NEC) following state and local electrical codes in effect at the time of the installation. -
Page 9: 120V Installation
Electrical Requirements and Recommendations 240V ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Installation of the GFCI and circuit breaker, including ampere sizing and selection of conductor size and type must be performed by a qualified, licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code, and all Federal, State and Local codes and regulations in effect at the time of installation. -
Page 10: Getting To Know Your Spa
Getting to Know Your Spa The Electronic Components The Spa Pack is the computer that controls the spa functions. Not only does the pack respond to user commands a button on the topside control is pressed, it’s also programmed to automatically take care of many of the maintenance and safety features so you don’t have to. -
Page 11: Plumbing Components
Getting to Know Your Spa The Plumbing Components The Slice Valves (Gate Valves, “T” Stems) allow the spa to be serviced without draining the water. Slice valves or “T” stems are installed in the plumbing lines near the electronic components. Pushing the “T” stem down creates a seal between the “T” stems. -
Page 12: Filling Your Spa With Water
Filling your Spa with Water Your spa has been tested during the manufacturing process and some water may remain in the plumbing lines after testing leaving spots on the acrylic or cabinet. Wipe the spa and cabinet with a clean soft rag. Do not use household cleaners that contain bleach or ammonia (including most glass cleaners) because they will have an adverse effect on the surfaces and do not mix with chemicals used to maintain water chemistry. -
Page 13: Maintaining Water Quality
Maintaining Water Quality Re-Filling your Spa with Water Follow these step by step instructions every time you re-fill the spa to ensure successful start up. If you need to replace the screws on the cabinet, use stainless steel screws which do not rust. THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD WATER CHEMISTRY For your health and safety, it is imperative to have clean, clear, water. - Page 14 Maintaining Water Quality In short, more water used by more people for longer periods will require more chemicals. TESTING AND TREATING YOUR WATER Whether you have used your spa or not, you should test your water twice a week. Regular testing lets you to make adjustments before your water chemistry is out of control.
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Page 15: How To Add Chemicals To The Water
Maintaining Water Quality WARNING! Risk of Chemical Reaction and Noxious Fumes • Handle Spa Chemicals with Care • Never pre mix dry chemicals • Always follow instructions on the label • Always wear safety goggles and gloves to prevent injury. •... - Page 16 Maintaining Water Quality Filter Care and Replacement The filter catches debris that is too small for the filter basket, like hair, lotion and body oil. A dirty filter means dirty water. Filters are made of compressed fibers that decompress over time. After the fibers break down and become saturated with dirt and oil allowing contaminants and debris to enter the spa, causing unnecessary strain on the pumps and damaging the components.
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Page 17: General Spa Care And Maintenance
Caring for Your Spa Your spa was manufactured with the highest quality materials and care available in the spa industry,making sure you spend more time enjoying your spa than you do taking care of it. Just as a healthy body requires an occasional check up, a healthy spa requires some maintenance and attention. - Page 18 Caring for Your Spa Caring for the spa in cold weather Your spa is well insulated to make it economical to operate even in the coldest climate. As long as it is filled with water and power is supplied, the spa will function in January just as it did in July. Keeping your spa fully operational at all times is the best way to protect it from damage that can occur during cold weather.
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Page 19: Troubleshooting Guides
Troubleshooting Water Chemistry Problem Could be Caused By Could be Solved By . The manufacturer ocaL rofeSSionaL SSiStance Well, Untreated Municipal, Softened, or Water Will Not Balance does not recommend filling the spa with well, untreated Old Water or softened water. Cloudy Water Dirty Filter Replace Filter... -
Page 20: Spa
Spa Troubleshooting Guide THE FIRST STEP IN THE TROUBLESHOOTING PROCESS IS TO CHECK THE TOPSIDE CONTROLS FOR DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES. If you do not see the solution to your problem , please call your local dealer for assistance. Always turn the GFCI “off” before servicing or draining your spa. Problem May be Caused By Might Be Solved By... -
Page 21: Warranty
2. To determine the validity of a warranty claim, the dealer may need to submit to Catalina Spas the proof of purchase, photographs of the spa, wiring configurations, components and the surrounding area where the spa is supported. Catalina Spas will determine the proper solution for repairing the spa. - Page 22 Limitations The Catalina Spas warranty is terminated if the spa has been subject to alteration, misuse, or abuse. Misuse or abuse is defined as but not limited to: use of spa in non-residential situations, water temperatures outside the ranges of 32 to 110°F (0 to 43° C), damage caused by clogged or dirty filters, damage caused by the absence of a hard cover, damage caused by failure to adequately maintain water chemistry, use of any type of acid, water left standing, or chemical imbalance.
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Page 23: Gfci Diagrams
GFCI INSTALLATION ON 220V SPAS The primary cause of component failure in spas is an improperly installed Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter. For the health and safety of your family and your spa, it is IMPERATIVE that all of your wiring and electrical connections be installed correctly by a qualified licensed electrician and that a properly rated Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter is installed between your main power supply and your spa. - Page 24 Eaton Brand 50 AMP GFCI Square D 50 AMP GFCI...
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