Marquis E-series Owner's Manual page 42

marquis s p a c o nt r o l o p e r a t i o n
to make a change, perform the following sequence
1. Press the setting button to display the main settings
menu
2. Press the settings button to move over into the main
settings menu
3. Scroll down by pressing the temp down button to the
desired menu item
4. Press the settings button to move into the sub menu
5. Press the temp up or temp down to change the pa-
rameters (note if a change is made, the save and can-
cel icons appear on the left hand side of the screen)
6. Press the soak button to move to the left to the save
icon. Note the save icon will be brighter than every-
thing else.
7. Press the back/set button to save you selection. If you
want to cancel your choice us the temp down button
to navigate to the cancel icon or simply wait 30 sec-
onds which will end the programming session.
Definitions of menu and sub menu items
Heat mode – Ready or Rest options
• The ready mode will have the spa at the set tempera-
ture at all times.
• The Rest mode will only heat during a filtration cycle.
This is useful if you are going to be gone for an extend-
ed amount of time and want to conserve on power
required to keep the spa hot at all times
time of day
Setting the time of day will establish the current time in the
main display screen of the panel. It is also important for
controlling when filtration cycles will run.
Filter Cycles:
• Filter cycle 1 is set at the factory to run for 1 hour.
• Filter cycle 2 is set at the factory to run for 1 hour.
• Adjusting the time of the filtration cycle/s is a matter
of personal preference and usage patterns. Setting
the filtration cycles for late at night can avoid higher
electrical rate costs as an example. If you live in a cli-
mate that is seasonally hot, running the filtration cycle
at night can avoid unwanted heat build-up from the
pumps and prolong the life of the equipment. If your
usage patterns are heavy and you would like additional
filtration to occur, you have the choice of extending the
filtration time or changing the second cycle to a differ-
ent part of the day.
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