Calspas Cal Salt Spa Sanitation System User manual

By Cal Spas
OWNER’S MANUALOWNER’S MANUAL
™

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Due to continuous improvement programs, all models, operation, and/or specifications are subject
to change without prior notice.
LTR50002021, Rev. B
12/22/21
CONTACT INFORMATION
For customer service, please contact your authorized dealer im-
mediately. If you need additional information and/or assistance,
contact:
LMS Customer Service Department
1462 East Ninth Street
Pomona, CA 91766.
OPERATION MANUAL
READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING SYSTEM
1. Introduction ........................................................ 3
2. Installation and Operation ............................................ 5
3. Salt Requirement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
4. Spa Size Calculation.................................................. 8
5. Unit Maintenance .................................................... 9
6. Spa Chemistry Chart ................................................12
7. Operation Mode and Trouble Shooting ................................13
Table of Contents

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1. Introduction1. Introduction
INTRODUCTION
Your new Spa Sanitation System produces a pure form of chlorine by electrolysis of salt
(NaCl) in order to sanitize your spa water. Aer the salt is converted to chlorine and the
bacteria are killed, the chlorine converts back to salt in a continuous process. The salt
concentration used is very low (less than that in a human tear). Chlorine output can
be easily adjusted by the timer on the control panel. The chlorine level in your spa can
be checked by using a standard chlorine test kit. One unit can treat up to 2,200L (600
gallons) of spa water (or up to 5700L - 1500 gallons - for Swim Spa water).
WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
Connect only to a grounding type receptacle
protected by a ground-fault-circuit-interrupter (GFCI).
Contact a qualified electrician if you cannot verify
that the receptacle is protected by a GFCI.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric
shock do not use extension cords to connect unit
to electric supply; if necessary, contact a qualified
electrician to provide a properly located outlet.
WARNING: Make sure the setting on the
control panel is set to zero when cleaning/servicing
the cell assembly.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons
(including children) with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge. Unless given proper supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they
do not play with the appliance. If the supply cord is
damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer,
its service agent or similarly qualified persons in
order to avoid a hazard.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Power Supply:
Size: For Spas or Swim Spas up to 5700L
(1500 gallons)
INPUT:
120VAC, 50/60HZ, 0.33AMP
OUTPUT:
5.0 VDC, 2.0 Amp (40°C / 104°F)
Cell:
Normal output equivalent to 32 grams
(1.1 oz) of free available chlorine per day.
Reverse Polarity Function:
The reverse Polarity Function is
designed to automatically clean the cell
plates, maximizing the cell’s ability to
manufacture chlorine.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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WARNING: To reduce risk of injury, do not permit children to operate the
device.
WARNING: Heavy spa usage and higher temperatures may require higher
chlorine output to maintain proper free chlorine residuals.
If additional chlorine is required due to heavy bather loads, use granulated chlorine to
maintain an appropriate chlorine residual amount in the water.
DO NOT add spa chemicals directly to the skimmer. This may damage the cell.
Maintaining high salt and chlorine levels above recommended range can contribute to
corrosion of spa equipment. Check the expiry date of the test kit as test results may be
inaccurate if used aer that date.
The life expectancy of the electrode is 7,000 hours under normal use conditions.
When replacing the electrode, only use replacement electrodes having a label that
clearly states that it is a replacement electrode for the chlorine generating device.
For proper sanitation, spas should be completely drained periodically. The number of
days between COMPLETE SPA DRAINAGE is equal to the volume of spa water in liters,
divided by 10 times the maximum number of daily spa users. Refill spa with water and
repeat DIRECTIONS FOR USE of the device.
Health and Hyperthermia warnings for spa devices:
People with a medical condition should consult a physician before entering spa water.
Maximum spa water usage temperature is 40°C / 104°F. Bathing in spa water at 40°C /
104°F should not exceed 15 minutes.

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2. Installation and Operation2. Installation and Operation
Operation of the Unit
I. Turn on the power to the spa equipment
II. Turn on main spa pump
III. Add required type and amount of salt to spa. Spread over
the surface and allow salt to dissolve for at least 1 hour
(Add the required free chlorine residual before startup to have
balanced water.)
NOTE: The spa chemistry must be balanced before installing
the system to the spa. (See page 12.)
During startup, add chlorine between 2-4 ppm as base
amount.
Be sure to test the chlorine level for the next few days and
properly adjust the chlorine output by adjusting the “Hours
Per Day” on the “Topside Control Panel”.
DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED CHLORINE LEVELS!
Confirm the required adjustment and allow the spa to react to this change for a
minimum of 2 days.
Aer 2 days, retest the spa water and make any further adjustments as required until
the unit maintains an adequate Free Available Chlorine residual.
NOTE: The system works based on a natural convection of water, not a forced
convection as with an in-line systems. This operation is independent of the main
circulation pump. The cell must be submerged underwater for proper operation.
As the cell is energized to generate chlorine, bubbles will appear and it is normal.
If the cell is removed from the spa water, chlorine generation will automatically
stopped.
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NaCl
I
III
1. Chlorinator Cell/Cell Holder
2. Power Supply
3. Spa
4. Water*
5. Lanyard
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* for salt levels see the
“SPA Chemistry Chart”
Operation of the Unit
I. Turn on the power to the spa equipment.
II. Turn on main spa pump.
III.Add required type and amount of salt to spa. Spread over the surface and allow salt to dissolve for at least 20 minutes.
NOTE: The spa chemistry must be balanced before installing the system to the spa. (See page 8.)
During startup, add chlorine between 2-4 ppm as a base amount.
Be sure to test the chlorine level for the next few days and properly adjust the chlorine output by adjusting the Hours
Per Day on the Topside Control Panel.
DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED CHLORINE LEVELS!
Make the required adjustment and allow the spa to react to this change for a minimum of 2 days.
After 2 days, retest the spa water and make any further adjustments as required, until the unit maintains an
adequate Free Available Chlorine residual.
NOTE: The system works based on a natural convection of water, not a forced convection as with in-line
systems. This operation is independent of the main circulation pump. The cell must be submerged underwater for
proper operation. As the cell is energized to generate chlorine, bubbles will appear and is normal. If the cell is
removed from spa water, chlorine generation is automatically stopped.
(Add the required free chlorine residual before startup to have balanced water.)
(located behind filter housing)
6. Control Panel
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NaCl
I
III
1. Chlorinator Cell/Cell Holder
2. Power Supply
3. Spa
4. Water*
5. Lanyard
___________________
* for salt levels see the
“SPA Chemistry Chart”
Operation of the Unit
I. Turn on the power to the spa equipment.
II. Turn on main spa pump.
III.Add required type and amount of salt to spa. Spread over the surface and allow salt to dissolve for at least 20 minutes.
NOTE: The spa chemistry must be balanced before installing the system to the spa. (See page 8.)
During startup, add chlorine between 2-4 ppm as a base amount.
Be sure to test the chlorine level for the next few days and properly adjust the chlorine output by adjusting the Hours
Per Day on the Topside Control Panel.
DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED CHLORINE LEVELS!
Make the required adjustment and allow the spa to react to this change for a minimum of 2 days.
After 2 days, retest the spa water and make any further adjustments as required, until the unit maintains an
adequate Free Available Chlorine residual.
NOTE: The system works based on a natural convection of water, not a forced convection as with in-line
systems. This operation is independent of the main circulation pump. The cell must be submerged underwater for
proper operation. As the cell is energized to generate chlorine, bubbles will appear and is normal. If the cell is
removed from spa water, chlorine generation is automatically stopped.
(Add the required free chlorine residual before startup to have balanced water.)
(located behind filter housing)
6. Control Panel
II
NaCl
I
III
1. Chlorinator Cell/Cell Holder
2. Power Supply
3. Spa
4. Water*
5. Lanyard
___________________
* for salt levels see the
“SPA Chemistry Chart”
Operation of the Unit
I. Turn on the power to the spa equipment.
II. Turn on main spa pump.
III.Add required type and amount of salt to spa. Spread over the surface and allow salt to dissolve for at least 20 minutes.
NOTE: The spa chemistry must be balanced before installing the system to the spa. (See page 8.)
During startup, add chlorine between 2-4 ppm as a base amount.
Be sure to test the chlorine level for the next few days and properly adjust the chlorine output by adjusting the Hours
Per Day on the Topside Control Panel.
DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED CHLORINE LEVELS!
Make the required adjustment and allow the spa to react to this change for a minimum of 2 days.
After 2 days, retest the spa water and make any further adjustments as required, until the unit maintains an
adequate Free Available Chlorine residual.
NOTE: The system works based on a natural convection of water, not a forced convection as with in-line
systems. This operation is independent of the main circulation pump. The cell must be submerged underwater for
proper operation. As the cell is energized to generate chlorine, bubbles will appear and is normal. If the cell is
removed from spa water, chlorine generation is automatically stopped.
(Add the required free chlorine residual before startup to have balanced water.)
(located behind filter housing)
6. Control Panel
1. Chlorine Cell
/ Cell Holder
(located behind
filter housing)
2. Power Supply
(Inside spa
cabinet)
3. Grommet
4. Lanyard
5. Control Panel

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Control Panel Function
1. When the spa power is turned on:
All three LED lights and the display will be ON for
approximately 3 seconds while the unit self-tests.
2. Normal Operation:
If your salt level is within proper range 2000-2500
ppm, the Green light LED will display solid GREEN
and the display will show the operation hours
per day. This indicates power is being delivered
from the power supply unit to the cell and is
producing sanitizer. Your spa is being sanitized by
Hypochlorous Acid (chlorine).
While sanitizer is being produced, bubbles can
be seen coming from the cell
3. Abnormal Conditions:
The LED lights will flash rapidly and/or the display
will also flash to indicate a problem or failure. For
further explanation of the abnormal conditions,
please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide.
4. Chlorine Output Control:
The Chlorine output is controlled by adjusting
the Timer of the power supply. The Timer
determines the amount of hours per day the unit
is in operation in order to maintain the chlorine
residuals as needed.
The output is only regulated by the chlorine timer.
It operates independently from your filter pump
run time.
NOTE: Any interruption of electrical power will cause the current memory cycle to
reset when power is restored.
CHLORINE ADJUSTMENT
Aer everything is set up, the display will show you a default screen with the current
hours of operation per day. You may change this setting anytime by holding down
the button for 3 seconds straight. (See figure.) The display will flash, indicating
it is now ready for time-setting changes. To determine the proper chlorine timer setting
for your spa, measure the free chlorine level every day. Adjust the time accordingly
to achieve 2.0-4.0 PPM of Free Chlorine. It is advised to check the chlorine level daily
to make sure the spa is properly sanitized. Weather, bather load, and sunlight have a
major influence on the chlorine demand of the spa water.
NOTE: If the spa has reached an undesirable amount of chlorine, it is recommended
to lower the amount of hours per day to zero. Check chlorine levels each day until
the desired level is reached. Adjust the settings to maintain the chlorine level in
within the desired limit.
CONTROL PANEL FUNCTION:
1. When the spa power is turned on:
All three LED lights and the display will be ON for approximately 3 seconds while the
unit self-tests.
2. Normal Operation:
If your salt generator unit is operating properly, the Green LED light will display solid GREEN
and the display will show the operation hours per day. This indicates that power is being
delivered from the power supply unit to the cell and is producing sanitizer and your spa is
being sanitized by Hypochlorous Acid (chlorine). NOTE: While sanitizer is being produced,
bubbles can be seen coming from the cell!
3.Abnormal Conditions:
The LED lights will flash rapidly and/or the display will also flash to indicate a problem or
failure. For further explanation of the abnormal conditions, please refer to the
Troubleshooting Guide.
4. Chlorine Output Control
The chlorine output is controlled by the adjustment of the Timer of the power supply. The
Timer regulates the hours per day of the amount of " ON" time the system requires to maintain
the chlorine residuals as required.
The output is only regulated according to the chlorine Timer. It operates independently from
your filter pump run time.
NOTE: Any interruption of power will cause the current memory cycle to reset itself when
power is restored.
CHLORINE ADJUSTMENT
After everything is set up,the display will show you a default screen with the current hours of
operation per day. You may change this setting anytime by holding down the for 3 seconds
straight. (See Figure.) The display will flash indicating it is now ready for time setting changes.
In order to determine the proper chlorine timer setting for your spa, measure the free chlorine
level every day. Adjust the timer accordingly to achieve 2.0-4.0 PPM of Free Chlorine. It is
advised to check the chlorine level at least daily to make sure the spa is properly sanitized.
Weather, bather load, and sunlight have a major influence on the chlorine demand of the spa
water.
Note: If the spa has reached an undesirable amount of chlorine, it is recommended to unplug
the generator’s unit power. Check chlorine levels each day until
the
desired level is achieved.
Plug the power cord back once the chlorine level is within the desired limit.
Control Panel
Recommended Spa water conditions
Salt level: 2000 - 2500 ppm:
Free Chlorine 2.0 - 4.0 ppm (Ideal 3.0 -4.0 ppm):
pH: 7.2 - 7-8 (Ideal 7.4 - 7.6):
CONTROL PANEL FUNCTION:
1. When the spa power is turned on:
All three LED lights and the display will be ON for approximately 3 seconds while the
unit self-tests.
2. Normal Operation:
If your salt generator unit is operating properly, the Green LED light will display solid GREEN
and the display will show the operation hours per day. This indicates that power is being
delivered from the power supply unit to the cell and is producing sanitizer and your spa is
being sanitized by Hypochlorous Acid (chlorine). NOTE: While sanitizer is being produced,
bubbles can be seen coming from the cell!
3.Abnormal Conditions:
The LED lights will flash rapidly and/or the display will also flash to indicate a problem or
failure. For further explanation of the abnormal conditions, please refer to the
Troubleshooting Guide.
4. Chlorine Output Control
The chlorine output is controlled by the adjustment of the Timer of the power supply. The
Timer regulates the hours per day of the amount of " ON" time the system requires to maintain
the chlorine residuals as required.
The output is only regulated according to the chlorine Timer. It operates independently from
your filter pump run time.
NOTE: Any interruption of power will cause the current memory cycle to reset itself when
power is restored.
CHLORINE ADJUSTMENT
After everything is set up,the display will show you a default screen with the current hours of
operation per day. You may change this setting anytime by holding down the for 3 seconds
straight. (See Figure.) The display will flash indicating it is now ready for time setting changes.
In order to determine the proper chlorine timer setting for your spa, measure the free chlorine
level every day. Adjust the timer accordingly to achieve 2.0-4.0 PPM of Free Chlorine. It is
advised to check the chlorine level at least daily to make sure the spa is properly sanitized.
Weather, bather load, and sunlight have a major influence on the chlorine demand of the spa
water.
Note: If the spa has reached an undesirable amount of chlorine, it is recommended to unplug
the generator’s unit power. Check chlorine levels each day until
the
desired level is achieved.
Plug the power cord back once the chlorine level is within the desired limit.

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3. Salt Requirement3. Salt Requirement
The best salt is food-quality granulated salt, 99.9% pure salt or solar salt. These types
of salt should be purchased from Cal Spas and are designed for use with chlorine
generators.
Do not use rock salt, iodized salt or salt with anti-caking additives. Do not use salt with
more than 1% yellow prussiate of soda.
The optimum salt level is between 2000-2500 ppm. Use the chart below to determine
the amount of salt for your spa. The column on the le is the amount of water in your
spa.
The column on the top is the current salt level measured in your spa. Always check
your salt level before adding salt to the spa especially if it is your first time.
Prior use of granulated chlorine could have caused in increase in salt levels. Salt should
not be removed from the spa unless the salinity exceeds 4000 ppm or the salinity of the
water is undesirable. The only way to remove salt is by draining the water and adding
fresh water.
NOTE: Turn unit o before adding sodium chloride and other chemicals, and wait
until complete dissolution before turning it on.
Salt Table: Amount of salt needed to achieve 2000-2500 ppm level in your spa
Spa Size in Gallons
Salinity (ppm) measured in SPA
0
ppm
500
ppm
1000
ppm
1500
ppm
2000
ppm
2500
ppm
3000
ppm
400-450 Gallons
7 . Spa
Add
8.4 lbs
Add
6.7 lbs
Add
5.0 lbs
Add
3.3 lbs
Add
1.7 lbs
0 0
450-500 Gallons
8 . Spa
Add
10.4 lbs
Add
8.4 lbs
Add
6.3 lbs
Add
4.2 lbs
Add
2.1 lbs
0 0
750-850 Gallons
11 . Spa
Add
14.3 lbs
Add
12.0 lbs
Add
9.7 lbs
Add
7.4 lbs
Add
5.1 lbs
0 0
1550-1650 Gallons
13 . Swim Spa
Add
30.0 lbs
Add
27.5 lbs
Add
25.0 lbs
Add
22.5 lbs
Add
20.0 lbs
Add
17.5 lbs
0

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4. Spa Size Calculation4. Spa Size Calculation
Use these three formulas to calculate the volume of water in the spa :
Rectangular:
Length(M) x Width (M) x Average Depth(M) x 1000 = Total Liters
Length(Ft) x Width(Ft) x 7.5 = Total U.S. Gallons
Round:
3.14 x Radius(M) x Average Depth(M) x 1000 = Total Liters
3.14 x Radius(Ft) x Radius(Ft) x Average Depth (Ft) x 7.5 = Total U.S. Gallons
Free Form:
Average Length(M) x Average Width(M) x Average Depth(M) x 1000 = Total Liters
Average Length(Ft) x Average Width(Ft) x Average Depth() x 7.5 = Total U.S. Gal.

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5. Unit Maintenance5. Unit Maintenance
Removing and inspecting the cell:
Note: The cell should be inspected every 3 months.
Step 1. Adjust the chlorine
level to zero when
cleaning or servicing the
cell assembly.
Step 2. Inspect the cell for
scaling (white) deposits.
Step 3. If scaling exists,
the cell should be
cleaned.
The Cell is Attached to a Lanyard
Carefully remove grommet. Grommet has a slice to allow it to
slip o and reattach to the cord
Pull out about a foot of lanyard until the
connector appears
Twist and detach connector
to free cell for cleaning or
replacement.
(DO NOT LET THE SPA END OF THE CORD SLIP BACK INTO THE SPA’S HOLE!)

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Cleaning the cell:
Step 1.Step 1. Fill the cup with the white vinegar.
Once the setting on the control panel is set to zero, the cell can be cleaned. Scale
build up will look similar to the image on the le. You will need a cup large enough to
submerge the entire cell, white vinegar (such as the one shown on the right image) to
submerge the cell, and an area where fresh water is available to rinse the cell.
Step 2.Step 2. Submerge cell into the container and ensure it is completely covered by
vinegar.
Scale build up
White vinegar
Step 3.Step 3. Allow the cell to soak in the vinegar for 1 hour.
Step 4.Step 4. Aer 1 hour has passed, remove the cell from the container.

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Step 5.Step 5. Rinse the cell with fresh water until unit appears clean.
Step 6.Step 6. Reattach the power connector cord to the cell, and slip cord back inside spa.
Step 7.Step 7. Reattach grommet and firmly place inside the hole
Step 8.Step 8. Put the cell back into the holder.
Step 9.Step 9. Adjust the control panel to be set to the desired chlorine level.

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The system is designed to automatically generate the chlorine for your spa. It is very important to note that chlorine is just
one component of your spa water chemistry. Please make sure your spa water meets the optimum chemistry levels in the following Spa
Chemistry Chart.
PREFERRED LEVELS
2000 – 2500 ppm (3000 ppm for Swim Spa)
7.2 - 7.8
3.0 – 5.0
100- 120 ppm
150-200 ppm
FACTORS
1 Salt
2 PH
3 Free Chlorine
4 Total Alkalinity
5 Calcium hardness
6. Spa Chemistry Chart6. Spa Chemistry Chart
This system is designed to automatically generate the chlorine for your spa. It is
important to note that chlorine is just one component of your spa chemistry. Please
make sure your spa meets the optimum chemistry levels in the following spa Chemistry
Chart.
2.0 - 4.02.0 - 4.0

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7. Operation Mode and Troubleshooting7. Operation Mode and Troubleshooting
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7. Operation Mode and Trouble Shooting
Operation Mode and Trouble Shooting
Symptom on
Power Supply Possible Causes Solution
Display LED
1no display no
lights
1 - power outage Make sure there is power to the unit.
2 - power supply failure Need to replace the power supply.
2“−−” no
lights
unit in rest mode No action is needed. If you want it to operate
immediately, unplug/plug the power or adjust the timer.
Both will start the operation right away.
3 “−−” and
Hours (05
by default)
alternating
no
lights
1 - chlorinator cell is
outside water
Put it back in to the water.
2 - open circuit in
chlorinator cell
Check the wire connections and make sure no cut or
broken wire.
3 - salt level low Add more salt to spa and allow time for it to dissolve.
4 “LO”and
Hours (05
by default)
alternating
Yellow
light
1 - salt level low Add more salt to spa and allow time for it to dissolve.
2 - water temperature
low
Don’t use if the water temperature is under 15oC (65oF).
default)
3 - chlorinator cell at its
life end
Need a new cell replacement
5 Hours (05 by
default)
Green
light
normal operation mode No action is needed.
6 “HI” and
Hours (05
by default)
alternating
Red
light
1 - salt level high No action is needed. Stop adding salt to water if you are
doing so.
2 - water temperature
high
Using unit for water temperature above 45oC (110oF) is
not recommended.
7 “HI” Red light
blinking
1 - salt level too high or
high TDS Levels
You will have to dilute your spa water with fresh water
until the salt level is less than 3000 ppm. Dead Sea Salt
can cause HI on the Mini.Also,check your TDS Levels.
2 - water temperature
too high
Stop using unit until water cools down.
3 - short circuit in
chlorinator cell
Check to make sure there are no metal objects caught in
between electrode plates.
8 “88” blinking All lights
blinking
Power supply failure Unplug and plug in the power cord to reset the power
supply.If the problem persists, call customer service.
Symptom in Spa Water
9 chlorine level is low Hours set too low Adjust the hours setting to higher number (the maximum
is 24 hours/day).
Make sure cyanuric acid level in your spa is between
50 - 80 PPM.
10 chlorine level is too high Hours set too high Adjust the hours setting to lower number (the minimum
is 0 hours/day).

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AppendixAppendix
Replacement PartsReplacement Parts
Cell
Cal Salt Generator Cell
ELE09021181
Power Supply
Cal Salt Generator Power Supply
ELE09021182
Control Panel
Cal Salt Generator Control Panel
ELE09021180
Base Holder
Cal Salt Generator Base Holder
ELE09021183
Grommet
Cal Salt Generator Grommet
ELE09021184

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LIMITEDLIMITED
WARRANTYWARRANTY
Cal salt Filtration System 1-Year limited warranty
One-Year Limited Warranty on Cal Salt Filtration System
Cal Spas warrants to you, the original consumer purchaser, that the Cal Salt Filtration
System will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for one year from date
of installation.
Extent of Warranty
This warranty extends only to the original consumer purchaser of the Cal Salt Filtration
System when installed within the country of purchase.
Warranty Performance
Cal Spas Dealers or its Authorized Service Agent will repair or replace, free of charge,
during the warranty period (as described above), any part of the Cal Salt Filtration
System that proves defective in material and/or workmanship under normal
installation, use and service. This warranty does not apply to the Cell used with the
Cal Salt Filtration System. The Cell is a consumable item and must be replaced in
accordance with the instructions in the Cal Salt Filtration System Owner’s Manual. In
some cases, the servicing dealer may charge you a reasonable repair person travel/
service charge that is not covered by this warranty. Please contact the servicing dealer
for information regarding any such charges.
Limitations
The Manufacturer disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, in fact or in law, to
the extent allowed by your State’s Law, including the warranty of merchantability
and fitness for use, except as stated specifically herein. All warranty service must be
performed by the Manufacturer or its designated representative using authorized Cal
Spa parts. No agent, dealer, distributor, service company or other party is authorized to
change, modify or extend the terms of this limited warranty in any manner whatsoever.
The Manufacturer will not be responsible for any statements or representations made
in any form that go beyond, are broader than, or are inconsistent with any authorized
literature or specifications furnished by Cal Spas.
Disclaimers
The Manufacturer and its representatives shall not be liable for any injury, loss, cost or
other damage, whether incidental or consequential, arising out of any defect covered
by this limited warranty, including without limitation, loss of use of the spa and cost for
removal of defective product even if the Manufacturer was advised of the possibility of
damage. The liability of the Manufacturer under this limited warranty, if any, shall not
exceed the original amount paid for the defective product. Coverage under this limited
warranty shall commence as of the original date of delivery and the duration of such
coverage shall not extend for any reason whatsoever beyond the stated time periods.
These disclaimers shall be equally applicable to any service provided by the Manufac-
turer and its designated representatives.
Legal Rights
This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights
that vary from state to state. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts, so this limitation may not apply to you.

CONTACT INFORMATION
For customer service, please contact your
authorized dealer immediately. If you need
additional information and/or assistance, contact:
LMS Customer Service Department
1462 East Ninth Street
Pomona, CA 91766.
Toll Free: 1-800-225-7727
Fax: [phone] LTR50002021, Rev. B
12/22/21