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1
DANSK BADEMILJØ
Manual to Balboa series
For systems with v41 software
Pumps
Lightning
Lower RaiseDisplay
Opstart
When you turn on your outdoor spa, the display enters ”Priming
Mode” ( )
During Priming Mode, press the pump button repeatedly to
ensure that the pump is empty of air pockets.
Priming Mode lasts less than 5 minutes. Press the up or down
arrow to cancel Priming Mode.
After Priming Mode, the spa goes into Standard Mode (see
section Mode).
Temperature control (26 ° C - 40 ° C)
The display shows the last measured water temperature. The
current temperature is only displayed when the pump has been
running for at least one minute.
Press the up or down button once to display the set tempera-
ture. To change the set temperature, press the button again
before the display stops ashing. Each press of the up or down
button changes the temperature by one degree.
After three seconds, the display stops ashing and shows the
current temperature again.
Pumps
Press the pump button to turn the pump on or o. Press again
to get the pump at high speed.
The pump will run for a predetermined period, which can be as
long as two hours at low speed.
If the pump switches on automatically at low speed, the pump
cannot be switched o on the display. High speed can be
turned on or o. If an ozonator is installed, it will run while the
pump is operating at low speed. Circulation for ltration and
heating also runs at low speed.
If the buttons are pressed too quickly, the display may not de-
tect the subsequent presses.
Lighting
Press the light button to turn the light on / o. It will automati-
cally turn o after four hours.
Mode
Depending on the conguration of your spa, you can run
several modes (modes) on your outdoor spa. If your spa cannot
switch modes, it will run in Standard Mode, indicated by on
the display.
To switch, press an up or down button and then the light
button.
In Economy Mode, the spa only heats up to the set temperature
during the ltration cycle (low speed). It says in the display
and the displayed temperature is not current but changes to the
water temperature during the cycle.
In Sleep Mode, the spa heats up to 10 ° C during the ltration
cycle. It says in the display and the displayed temperature is
the water temperature during the cycle.
Preset ltering cycles
The rst preset ltration cycle begins 6 minutes after the spa is
turned on.
The next cycle begins 12 hours later.
Filtration cycles can be programmed for 1 - 8 hours in hourly
intervals. Default is one hour.
To set the cycle, rst press the up or down key, and then the
pump button. Then use the up or down keys to set the time and
press the pump button to exit.
2
DANSK BADEMILJØ
Error codes
Error codes Status Solution
No message in the display.
There is no electricity at the spa.
The display will be turned o until the spa is powered.
All settings are saved until next time.
Unknown temperature. The current temperature only shows after approx. a
minute.
”Overheating” - The spa is turned o. *
One of the sensors has measured a tempe-
rature above 47.8 ° C at the heater.
DO NOT GO IN THE WATER. Remove the cover and allow
the spa to cool. When the spa has cooled down again,
press any button to reset the display. If the display does
not reset, turn o the power and call for service.
”Overheating” - The spa is turned o. *
One of the sensors has measured a tempe-
rature of 43.5 ° C in the water.
DO NOT GO IN THE WATER. Remove the cover and allow
the water to cool. When the water reaches a tempera-
ture of 41.7 ° C, the display restarts automatically. If the
display does not reset, turn o the power and call for
service.
The spa is turned o. * The sensor in the
”A” socket does not work.
If this problem persists, call for service. The condition
may be temporary during overheating.
The spa is turned o. * If the message
changes with the temperature display, it
may be temporary. If messages ash alone,
the spa is turned o *.
If this problem persists, call for service. The condition
may be temporary during overheating.
The sensors are not in balance. If the
message changes with the temperature
display, it may be temporary. If messages
ash alone, the spa is o. *
If this problem persists, call for service.
There is a signicant dierence bet-
ween the measured temperatures at the
sensors. This can be a ow problem.
If the water level is normal, make sure there are no air
pockets in the pumps. If this problem persists, call for
service.
Persistent low water ow (Appears on the
fth display of HL within 24 hours). The
heater is o, but other spa functions are
normal.
Do the same as with the HL message. Reset by pressing
any button. If this problem persists, call for service.
There may be too little water, poor ow or
air pockets in the heater. The spa is o for
15 minutes.
If the water level is normal, make sure there are no
air pockets in the heater Press a button to restart. The
message will turn o within 15 minutes. If this problem
persists, call for service.
There is not enough water in the heater.
(Appears after third door message) The spa
is turned o. *
Do the same as for the dr message. The spa does not
restart automatically. Press a button to restart.
”Ice”. There is a risk of frostbite. Nothing needs to be done. All equipment starts automa-
tically regardless of the mode of the spa. The equipment
runs until four minutes after the sensors have measured
a temperature of 7.2 ° C or more.
* Even when the spa is turned o, the equipment will start in case of danger of frost damage.