AQUA SPA PROVENCE User manual

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OWNER’S
MANUAL
Spa PROVENCE

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1.0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY DURING INSTALLATION AND USE OF
THIS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, ALWAYS TAKE PRECAUTIONS ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS:
1. WARNING: To re uce the risk of injury, o not allow chil ren using this pro uct without the
supervision of an a ult
2. WARNING: This pro uct inclu es a connector groun ing use to connect a soli copper con uctor
between the pro uct an any metal equipment, electrical box, pipe or plumbing metal locate within
1.5 m of the pro uct.
3. DANGER: Risk of rowning. Be careful to prevent unauthorize access to chil ren. To avoi
acci ents, ensure that chil ren can not use the spa without supervision of an a ult at any time.
4. WARNING: Risk of amage. The lining of the suction fitting in this spa is a imension a apte to
specific water flow create by the pump. If it is necessary to replace the lining of the fitting or suction
pump, make sure that flows are compatible. Due to the risk of injury, never operate or use the spa if
the filter, the filter cover or skimmer are broken or any part of the skimmer is absent. Please contact
your ealer for service. Never replace a suction fitting with one that is assesse at a rate lower
compare to that marke on the suction fitting original.
5. DANGER: Risk of electric shock .Do not Install the pro uct less than 1 5m from any metallic
surface. As an alternative, the spa may be installe within 1.5 m of metal surface if it is permanently
connecte to a groun copper.
6. DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Do not allow the use of electric parts, such as lights, telephone,
ra io, television, etc.. closer than at least 1 5m spa unless such appliances are integrate by the
manufacturer.
7. POWER SUPPLY: The power of this pro uct shoul inclu e a switch or RCD of 30mA an a circuit
breaker a equately powere .
8. WARNING: The water shoul never excee 40 ° C. A temperature between 38 ° C an 40 ° C is
consi ere safe for a healthy a ult. Lower temperatures are recommen e for young chil ren an
when spa is use more than 10 minutes.
9. WARNING: An excessive water temperature has the potential to risk to the fetus uring the first
month of pregnancy, pregnant women or potentially pregnant shoul limit water temperature to 37 ° C.
Women pregnant shoul consult a octor before using a spa.
10. WARNING: To know the exact temperature, the user must measure the temperature with an
accurate thermometer, since the evices for regulating the water temperature has a tolerance that can
vary up to + / -2 ° C.
11. WARNING: The consumption of alcohol, rugs or me ication before or uring spa use may lea to
unconsciousness an rowning.
12. WARNING: Persons suffering from obesity or me ical heart isease, low or high bloo pressure,
problems circulatory isease, iabetes, infectious isease or eficiency immune syn rome shoul
consult a octor before using a spa. If a person has breathing ifficulties relate to the use of a spa,
iscontinue use an consult a octor.
13. WARNING: Persons taking me ications shoul consult a octor before using a spa since some
me ications can cause rowsiness an affect heart rate, pressure an bloo flow.
14. WARNING: Always take a shower before an after using a spa. To re uce the risk of contracting
water-borne illness, maintain systematically the chemical balance of water within the parameters given
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15. WARNING: Hyperthermia. A prolonge bath in hot water may cause hyperthermia. Observe a
reasonable time limit when using a spa. A escription of the causes, symptoms an effects of
hyperthermia is presente below:
Hyperthermia occurs when the bo y temperature rises a few
egrees above the normal temperature of 37 ° C. The symptoms of hyperthermia
inclu e rowsiness, lethargy an an elevate temperature of bo y. The effects of hyperthermia
inclu e:
- Unawareness of impen ing hazar
- Inability to perceive heat
- Inability to a mit the nee to exit the spa
- Physical inability to exit the spa
- Damage to the fetus in a pregnant woman
- Unconsciousness an anger of rowning
16. WARNING: Exit slowly, spa surfaces may be wet an slippery.
17. WARNING: Use the straps an fasteners for attaching the cover to the spa between uses. This will
help iscourage chil ren from entering the spa, monitoring, while maintaining the cover on win y ays.
No statements ma e claiming that the cover, fasteners or latches to prevent access spa.
2.0 Provision of spa
IMPORTANT: Due to the combine weight of the spa, water an its occupants, it is extremely
important that the spa rests on a soli surface, smooth, level an capable of uniformly supporting this
weight, without risk of lan sli e or subsi ence, as long as it is in place. If the spa is place on a
surface that oes not meet these requirements, the skirt an / or the hull may be amage . Such
amage to a support are not covere by warranty. It is the spa owner's responsibility to ensure
integrity support at all times. We recommen using a concrete slab reinforce , poure in place an a
thickness of 10cm. A woo en eck is also acceptable
as long as its construction meets the requirements outline above.
The spa must be installe to allow rainage of water. The installation of a spa in a pit/hole without
proper rainage, allows the risk of letting the rain, floo ing an other source of casual water to floo
the spa equipment which coul cause amage to the spas equipment. For spas embe e in a floor
or eck, the facility must allow access to equipment, either the top or bottom for maintenance. Make
sure there is no obstruction which hin ers the removal of si e panels an access to parts of the jets,
particularly si e oors for access to equipment.
2.1 Location out oor
When selecting the i eal out oor location for your spa, we suggest to take the following into account:
1. The proximity of a shelter an a place to change.
2. The path lea ing to the spa (it must be clean an clear to prevent irt being rawn into the spa)
3. The proximity of trees an shrubbery (leaves an ea bir s may make it ifficult to keep the spa
clean)
4. A sheltere place (re uce exposure to win an weather can re uce operating costs an
maintenance)
5. The general beautification of your environment. It is preferable not to place the spa un er the
overhang of a roof without gutters because the water flow will shorten the life of the spa cover.
2.2 Location in oor
For installations in oor, there are many factors to consi er before you begin:
1. A equate foun ation: consult a structural engineer to provi e a foun ation which can properly bear
the spa all the time where they will remain in place. A a equate support is especially vital if the spa
must be installe in the secon floor or higher. For spas to relax on a balcony, a roof, a platform not
specifically linke to the main structure or not been specifically esigne to accommo ate spa, you
shoul consult an structural engineer or architect with experience in this type of application.

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2. Proper rainage: it is essential that the facility is capable of accepting major spills of water. Make
sure the floor on which the spa is to be site has suitable rainage an can accept the entire contents
of the tub.
Be sure to arrange for ceilings an other structures locate in the spa. The sealing of ecks, ceilings
are of
responsibility of the owner. In case of water amage, the manufacturer of the spa can not be hel
responsible. The area surroun ing the spa may become amp or wet an the floor, furniture, walls an
a jacent structures must be able to resist water an moisture.
3. A equate ventilation: the question of ventilation shoul be iscusse with an engineer or authority
competent to un erstan the steps necessary to ventilate moist air or heate or fille with the smell of
chemicals. Using a spa can pro uce a significant amount of moisture which can cause mol over time,
amaging certain areas an certain objects.
4. Sufficient access: In the unlikely event that you nee to access every element of the spa for a
repair, it is strongly recommen e that the in oor facility will allow full access to any location of the
spa.
5. Warranty: Warranty oes not cover amage cause by the non observation of these gui elines or
by the improper installation not in accor ance with regulations or local co es.
6. WARNING: in a ition to maintenance of filters an chemical equilibrium of water, it is a visable to
have a equate ventilation to re uce risks exposure to viruses an bacteria that may be present in air
or water.
Consult an architect or a license contractor to etermine the nee s specific to installing a spa
in oors.
3.0 General safety instructions for electrical installation
Your spa must be properly installe to ensure reliability. For questions regar ing the installation of
your spa, consult your ealer or a specialist. It is extremely important that the earthing is one
properly. All material
electric or metallic component your spa is connecte to a connector for groun ing, inten e to be
connecte to the groun ing of the general switchboar , via a copper cable appropriate section. It is
also the case for any metallic object or surface being at least 1.5 m evice. This assurance of greater
security.
Make sure your installation complies with the rules an buil ing co es.
4.0 Instructions for electrical installation
IMPORTANT NOTE: The electrical wiring must conform to electrical standards Building. If you
do not ha e the skills required to ensure compliance with these standards, call a licensed
electrician or a competent authority.
CAUTION: Before you connect your spa to the grid, make sure the cable is not powered. For
security, switch the circuit breaker to "0". If you do not ha e the skills or you're unsure of
yourself, use an electrician. Do not risk your life.
1. This spa must be permanently connecte to the power supply. No connection with an outlet
extension cor can be use to operate the spa. Use of an extension cor can cause fire. If the power
of this spa oes not
comply with these instructions, the manufacturer's warranty will be voi .
2. This spa must be supplie by a separate circuit which is not use for any other evice.
3. To etermine the current size an supply require , see Section 5.0 Power requirements for your
spa mo el.
4. The size of the supply must conform to electrical stan ar s.

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5. Every supply shoul be copper to ensure proper connection. Do not use aluminum supply.
6. The electrical installation must contain a switch or a ifferential circuit breaker 30mA ifferential
capable of protecting property an persons in case of leakage current to earth.
7. The circuit for the spa must inclu e a equate protection vis-à-vis consumption for Electric spa.
Refer to Section 5.0 Power require for your spa mo el.
8. To access the connector block of the spa, remove the screws from being un er the keyboar an
remove the panel. Remove the screws from the cabinet to open gain access.
9. Choose a suitable access place for your cable (eg a corner) an run the cable into the tub along the
skins to the connection box.
10. Bring the cable through the glan , in front of the connector an insert the cables in the connector
accor ing to the following:
Live. (Re or Brown)
Neutral. (Blue)
Earth. (Green & Yellow)
11. Once the connections are ma e, close the connection box.
5.0 Power requirements
Pro ence
Cable thickness 4mm²
Protection 25A
The values section of cable is purely in icative for a istance between the General Electric an the
spa of less than 20m. If this istance is greater, it will require a higher specification cable. If you are
unsure, ask the a vice of a license electrician.
WARNING: In the configuration defined by the plant, the heater will automatically cut off when
the massage pumps are functionning, to limit the amperage. Howe er, you can change this
setting and allow the heater working together with the pumps. In this case, it is imperati e to
re iew the alues of sections of cable and electrical protection. Ask your dealer to define these
alues.
6.0 Proce ure for filling the spa
FOR BEST RESULTS, READ EACH STEP COMPLETELY BEFORE YOU START THE PROCESS.

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1. Preparation of the spa for filling: Remove the cover an remove the skimmer filter.
2. To fill the spa, place the tip of a hose in the compartment vacuum skimmer filter an fill the tub until
the upper jets are submerge . Be careful not to overfill.
CAUTION: Ne er completely fill your spa with water from a water softener. Use anti-scale
treatment to pre ent limestone deposit. E entually you can fill the spa halfway with water
"hard" and the other half with softened water.
IMPORTANT: Always fill the spa through the filter compartment after ha ing emptied. This
facilitates priming pumps
3. Powering: Using the circuit breaker of the house, put the spa un er tension. After a brief test ( can
take upto 5mins ) of its evices, the spa will isplay the spa water temperature.
4. Activation of pumps: Activate each of the pumps, one after the other, ensuring that each is prime
an water is flowing.
5. If a pump oes not boot automatically turn on an turn off several times in succession until it begins.
If this is unsuccessful, unscrew the panel cla ing, which is un er the keyboar an slightly loosen the
relevant pump blee screw ( see photo below ) to blee to vent air trappe in the pump. Once the air
is exhauste , tighten the screw, the pump is prime .
screw
6. A ing chemicals : a chemicals recommen e by your ealer. See section 11.0 Water treatment
for general gui ance.
7. Setting the temperature of the spa to heat the water at a comfortable temperature, follow these
steps:
-The isplay in icates the actual temperature of the spa water. Press once the button "cool" or "warm"
to the esire temperature (or setpoint) is isplaye for a few secon s. If you want
change the water temperature, simply press "less" or "more" until the esire temperature is
isplaye .
-The heater will stop once the temperature setpoint is reache .
Important Information on the heater:
· The maximum temperature of the spa is 40 ° C an minimum temperature is 26 ° C.
· For the heater to work, you nee only pump 1 working on spee 1. Turn off the pump 2 if it is turne
on.
. Setting the thermostat at maximum will not accelerate the warming of the spa. Only the final
temperature will be higher.
· The heater operates until the set temperature is reache , then turns off. It will restart when the water
temperature is 0.5 ° C below the set temperature.
DANGER: Risk of burns! Check the water temperature before entering in the spa!
Do not leave un er any pretext the spa unatten e while the cover is open an it is accessible to
young chil ren or pets.

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7.0 Installation of the Cover
1. Place the cover on the spa. Be careful to consi er the more logical sense to manipulate the cover.
2. Use the screws supplie with the cover to fix the fasteners on the si es of spa.
Tips:
-Place the cover on the spa when is not in use to re uce heating costs.
-The time require to heat the spa epen s on the initial temperature of the water.
8.0 Control functions
Please look at the document supplied with your spa
9.0 A justing massage
Venturi Valves
Use the venturi valve to inject air into the hy ro-jets. This allows make the massage more vigorous
an provi es a little more power in the jet.
By turning the knob of the venturi valve it’s opening or closing on the injection of air.
The waterfall valve
Turn the valve to open or close the waterfall.
The ifferent types of massage
Here are some examples of projects that you can fin in your spa. This list is not exhaustive because
the array of jets evolves regularly. Some jets may be opene or close in epen ently. Simply turn the
contour of the jet an rotate in the irection of clockwise to close an in the other irection to open.
Jet Directional neck
It is possible to a just the irection of the jet in han ling the ball in the center of the jet. The jet can be
opene or close
Mini-jet rotational relaxation
Mini-jet rotary massages a larger area. Although its primary function is the relaxation, it can also
provi e massage. The jet can be opene or close .

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Jet Rotary relaxation
This jet is i eal for increasing bloo flow to a specific area. The massage is soft an relaxing. The jet
can be opene or close .
Jet Directional large iameter
It's a perfect to massage the muscles of the backbone. Flow is important so you can a just the
irection of the jet. The jet can be opene or close .
Cluster jet
This jet often use for legs an is not a justable. The massage is very invigorating. The jet cannot be
opene or close .
Air jets
This jet is only use by the air network un er pressure from the spa. (blower). The jet cannot be
opene or close .
Vulcano jet
It is a very large jet iameter, through a iverter valve, it takes the whole pressure of a pump to
provi e you a particularly powerful massage in the bottom of the spa, for feet for example.
10.0 Spa Maintenance
CAUTION: Always cut power of the spa before cleaning filter cartri ges. Never operate the spa without
a filter cover an mounting the skimmer pre-filter installe .

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10.1 Cleaning the filter
First : isassemble the floating part of skim performing a quarter turn in the counterclockwise.
Remove the filter an clean if necessary.
Remove the filter from its compartment to rinse with a hose.
Rinse ebris from filter pleats starting up then own.
Continue oing a section at a time, until all ebris is remove of the filter.
Occasionally you can use a filter cleaner that isinfects the filter an estroy the limescale. For more
information, ask your ealer.
10.2 Draining the Spa
You may want to change the spa water every 3 to 6 months. The frequency epen s a number of
factors such as frequency of use, number of users, the careful maintenance of water quality, etc.. You
know it is time to change the water when you cannot prevent the formation of foam or when you
cannot maintain the normal clarity, although the main measures of balance are all within the require
parameters.
CAUTION: To a oid damaging the components of the spa, turn off the electric power before
emptying. Do not restore power until the tub is filled. If it is ery cold outside parts can freeze
when the spa is empty. Be Sure to not find yourself in this scenario
To empty the spa you can:
-Use the gravity rain by connecting a hose to the part e icate in the spa cabinet. You open the tap
an flush the spa begins. It takes between 3 an 6 hours to empty spa.
-Or use a vacuum pump-cellar. Put it into the footbath an the rain. this takes a few minutes.
10.3 Fill the spa
To fill the spa, after removing the filter, place the hose in the filter compartment an start filling. You
must ensure that the water level is between the higher jet an the lower part of the pillows. Depen ing
on the number of users or their size, the water level will change. You can a just the water level for
comfortable bathing.
Once the tub is fille , you can restore power an turn on the pumps one after one to check they are all
properly prime .
IN THE EVENT OF A PUMP IS NOT RUNNING: See chapter 6 section 5
10.4 Maintenance of the cover
CAUTION: All chemicals recommended in this manual must be used with extreme caution!
Take time to read labels and apply them exactly as recommended with safety
The cover is an essential element of the spa that can protect an conserve temperature. To prolong
the life of the cover, han le it with care an clean it with water an mil soap. Never allow anyone to
sit or stan on the cover an avoi the ragging over rough surfaces. The skin is not particularly
fragile, however, be sure to use water an a mil soap to clean.

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10.5 Maintenance of the acrylic shell
The acrylic shell is esigne to withstan UV or climate assault, but to slow aging, use cover to protect
it between use.
There are cleaners for acrylic shells (For more information about these pro ucts contact your ealer),
that remove the limescale an scrub impurities from the hull.
10.6 Disinfection of spa
Occasionally you can isinfect the spa. This spot treatment eliminates bacteria that can sit in the pipes
or estroy the limescale that was eposite in the ucts. For this, use a pro uct a specialist Spa Shell
cleaner recommen e by your ealer which, when mixe with water, will act in twenty minutes.
ATTENTION ONCE THE PRODUCT IS IN THEWATER, IT IS FORBIDDEN TO SWIM, RISK OF
SERIOUS INJURY ON THE SKIN!
After this treatment, rain the tub making sure to rain the water into the rain an not over the lawn
etc.
Rinse the tub an with a sponge remove the remaining resi ue.
Finally, fill your spa.
10.7 Wintering spa
Your spa is esigne to protect itself automatically from freezing when they are properly use .
If you want to winterize your spa an turn off power, some precautions are taken:
-Drain the spa.
-Remove the panel allowing access to the pumps.
Unscrew the nut-water inlet on the pump to remove resi ual water.
Unscrew the nut-output pump.
"With silicone grease, grease the joints before you tighten the nuts
Arrival an eparture pump.
-Do this for each water pump.
11.0 Water Treatment
11.1 First boot
You just receive your spa an you're about to fill with water.
Your spa has been teste with water for several hours, so water coul spill when han ling. However,
after having been store , pumps are completely empty.
CAUTION: Do not turn your spa until it is completely filled. Using the pumsp without water may
damage them irre ersibly!
CAUTION: All chemicals recommended in this manual must be used with extreme caution!
Take time to read labels and apply them to the letter with safety.
After connecting your spa (see Section 4.0 Instruction for wiring) .Remove the filter cover an filter an
insert the filler pipe in compartment of the filter. This metho allows the pumps to start easier.
Once the water level is between the jets an the highest pillows, put spa on. If pump 1 oes not start
automatically
See section 10.3 Filling the tub to keep prime the pumps.

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11.2 pH
The pH is a measure of aci ity or alkalinity of the water on a scale of 0 to 14. The mi point of 7 is
calle neutral, above which the water is alkaline, an below, aci . For the spa water, IT IS VERY
IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN A
Slightly alkaline 7.4 to 7.6. The problems worsen as a function of the remoteness of the measuring
range. A low pH will be corrosive to metals on the spa equipment. A high pH will cause the eposit of
minerals on the surface
In a ition to the ability of sanitizers to clean the spa is greatly affecte when the pH eviates from the
i eal range.
Every week the water shoul be measure with a ipstick to test the pH an if necessary the correct.
Normally in a spa pH naturally ten s to rise, this so that the pH- can be a juste .
11.3 Treatment with bromine
Bromine is a isinfectant. Bromine is effective an requires little supervision. 1 or 2 oses per week
are a sufficient. However bromine is slightly fragrant, which may cause
inconvenience to people particularly sensitive. In this case, a softer treatment like active oxygen woul
be more appropriate. For usage of bromine, see the label on the packaging.
11.4 Treatment with oxygen
Oxygen has the a vantage of being especially gentle on the skin an little fragrant. A osage of 3 to 4
times per week is sufficient. The isa vantage is that active oxygen nee s to be a e to the spa
water more regularly than of bromine (only 1 time / week).
11.5 Treatment with chlorine
The chlorine treatment is probably the most popular.
Chlorine is the most often use for resi ential spas, mainly for the low cost an effectiveness. The
is-a vantage is the smell an possible irritant to certain skins. It will require regular osages 1 or
twice per week.
11.6 Maintaining weekly
Each week there is a nee to take a few minutes to maintain the spa. First, check the cleanliness of
the filter an rinse with a jet of water with power to remove ebris from between the fol s. Start from
the top to the own. A clean filter is essential to ensure optimum filtration.
-Check the pH using test strips an correct it if necessary. The i eal pH is between 7.2 an 7.4.
-Depen ing on the treatment you use, make sure the level of isinfectant is correct.
-If you notice a buil up of tartar on the hull, remove them before the phenomenon worsening.
-Generally try to avoi stagnant water close to the controls venturi or keypa . With a towel, ry these
surfaces, thereby simplifying maintenance an slowing the aging of your spa.
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WARNING: Scaling of the spa is not included in warranty! It is the responsibility of the user to
implement solutions to pre ent scaling.
THANK YOU TO CHOOSE AN AQUA SPA