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GENER.AL CONSIDERATIONS FOR INDOOR INSTALLATION
Installing
your spa
indoors
creates an entirely
different
set
of
considerations.
Here again,
with
proper
planning, no matter
what
room
your
spa
goes
in, it
will
be
your favorite
room.
•
Work
with your MasterSpas
dealer
and contractor
to insure
all
local building,
electrical and
plumbing
codes are
met
•
Plan
for a
floor drain to drain off
excess water
or
for
draining
and
cleaning
your spa
•
A ventilation fan
may be necessary due to high humidity
created
by
your spa
•
Finished
material in
your spa
room
should also
be
capable
of
withstanding
increased humidity
INITIAL ST AR_ T-UP PR_OCEDUR_E
Now that all
electrical co1mections
to
your
new Master
Spa
are complete,
start-up
procedures may begin.
This is the fun part!
CAUTION
-
DO NOT APPLY POWER TO OR OPERA TE THE SPA WHEN THE
SPA
IS
PARTIALLY FILLED OR THERE IS NO WATER IN THE SPA!
1) Be
sure
that the
circuit
breaker in
you
breaker panel is off.
2)
Be sure
all
jets in the
spa are
fully open by turning the jet face clockwise.
3) LOCATE AND
OPEN
ALL VALVES. NOTE:
There are
Mo
valves
per pump. Pump locations
vary
depending on model of
spa.
4)
Be
sure
drain fitting is fully closed.
5)
Fill
your
new Master
Spa with water.
Fill to
waterline, which
is
approximately
three inches
above
bottom of filter/skinm1er opening
(See "Filter
Cartridge Diagram," Insert
4).
6) Bleed
air
from
system
by briefly opening the
external
drain fitting then close.
Turn breaker
switches
on.
You
may then press
any
of the
spa
function
switches.
After
power has been
applied
for one minute
your spa
will automatically move into
its pre-set filter
cycle.
(See operation
section
for further infornrntion.)
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