Edge Tub User manual

V1.2 - REVISED 04.01.23
Edge Tub User Manual

Table of Contents
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Warnings
Parts References
Control Panel References
Setup Instructions
WiFi/App Setup Instructions
Takedown Instructions
Water Maintenance
Setting Tub Buckle Combination
Recommended Routine Maintenance
Troubleshooting Guide
Limited Warranty
Recommended Accessories

WARNING
This product is provided with a ground-fault
circuit-interrupter integrated with the power
plug at the end of the cord. The GFCI must be
tested before each use. To perform the test,
first ensure the Power Switch on the back of the
Chiller is up in the “on” position and then press
the orange “T” Test Button above the Power
Switch. The Power Switch should flip to the
down “off” position. Now flip the Power Switch
back up to the “on” position. If this test does
not cause the Power Switch to turn off, do not
proceed, and contact support for assistance.
DO NOT USE IF THIS TEST FAILS
Do not handle electrical outlet with wet hands.
Do not permit any electric appliance within 5
feet of this product.
Only use this product with 120v/60hz electrical
circuit; outlet must be grounded appropriately.
Never submerge machine or expose to
direct water spray.
To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit
children to use this product unless they are
closely supervised at all times and after
consulting a physician.
Risk of Accidental Drowning. Extreme
caution must be exercised to prevent
unauthorized access by children.
Tub Cover is not a Safety Cover.
This product can expose you to
chemicals including lead, which is
known to the State of California to
cause cancer. For more information,
go to: www.P65Warmnings.ca.gov.
Pool owners may need to comply with local
or state laws relating to childproof fencing,
safety barriers, lighting, and other safety
requirements. Customers should contact
their local building code enforcement
office for further details.
Keep hair, fingers, towels, and other items
away from the fan.
Only professional technicians may work on
the system.
Elderly persons, pregnant women,
infants, and those with health
conditions requiring medical care -
especially cardiovascular and
neurological - should consult with a
physician before using this product.
Hot and Cold Water Immersion while
under the influence of alcohol, narcotics,
drugs or medicines may lead to serious
injury and is not recommended.
Do not use alone.
Long exposure may result in hyper or
hypothermia, nausea, dizziness, or
fainting.
Do not exceed 5 minutes in cold or 30
minutes in hot water; excessive exposure
may be harmful to health.
Always enter and exit the tub slowly and
cautiously. Wet surfaces are slippery.
DROWNING ELECTRICAL
WARNING
HEALTH ADVISORY
YOU MUST CONSULT WITH A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL TO ENSURE YOU ARE MEDICALLY FIT PRIOR TO USING YOUR EDGE TUB. IT IS IMPORTANT YOU UNDERSTAND THE RELEVANT RISKS, SERIOUSNESS OF RISKS AND
POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF USING THE TUB, EITHER WITH COLD OR HOT WATER. AS WITH ANY RECEPTACLE FOR WATER, THERE IS THE RISK OF DROWNING WHICH CAN BE FATAL. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO
ENSURE MINORS ARE ALWAYS PROPERLY SUPERVISED IN THE EDGE TUB AND ANYONE WHO ENTERS CAN SAFELY STAY ABOVE WATER. THE EDGE TUB SHOULD NEVER BE USED WHEN IMPAIRED UNDER ANY
SUBSTANCE WHICH COULD AFFECT YOUR ABILITY TO REMAIN AWAKE, CONSCIOUS AND A CLEAR MIND. WITH COLD WATER, THERE IS THE RISK OF HYPOTHERMIA AND ANYONE USING THE TUB SHOULD EXERCISE
EXTREME CAUTION AND SENSIBLE JUDGMENT TO EXIT THE EDGE TUB BEFORE THE ONSET OF ANY SUCH COMPLICATIONS. EXTREME CAUTION SHOULD BE USED BECAUSE AS YOUR BODY BECOMES COLDER,
MOVEMENTS AND CIRCULATION IN YOUR BODY MAY SLOW DOWN. THE USE OF THE EDGE TUB WITH HOT WATER CAN RESULT IN NAUSEA, DIZZINESS AND LIGHT-HEADEDNESS. CAUTION AND SENSIBLE JUDGMENT
MUST BE USED TO PREVENT ANY SUCH SIDE EFFECTS. ALWAYS LEAVE THE TUB BEFORE YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY SUCH SYMPTOMS. YOU ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT BY USING THE EDGE TUB, YOU WILL BE SOLELY
RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS HYGIENE, SANITATION AND MAINTENANCE. THE EDGE TUB IS ONLY TO BE USED FOR THE EXPLICIT PURPOSE OF BEING A RECREATIONAL COLD OR HOT TUB AND FOR NO OTHER PURPOSES.
THE BEST WAY TO AVOID ANY OF THE RISKS OF USING THE EDGE TUB IS TO REMAIN AWARE OF HOW YOU ARE FEELING AND ERR ON THE SIDE OF CAUTION.
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Parts References

03 Parts References
Carrying Backpack - The backpack designed to carry
your tub and components when needed.
Hand Net - The net for catching debris on the surface
and within the water in the tub.
Measuring Cup - This is a 30cc measuring cup to use
for sanitizer and oxidizer dosing.
Oxidizer - This Sirona Simply Oxidizer is part of the
water maintenance protocol for the water in the tub.
Refer to the maintenance instructions for proper use.
Sanitizer - The Sirona Simply Sanitizer is part of the
water maintenance protocol for the water in the tub.
Refer to the maintenance instructions for proper use.
Test Strips - The Sirona Simply Test Strips is part of the
water maintenance protocol for the water in the tub.
Refer to the maintenance instructions for proper use.
Tub Patch Kit - The patch for repairing any punctures
causing an air leak in the tub.
Accessories - Included with Edge Tub purchase.
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Chiller - The main unit which chills/heats,
circulates, and filters the water.
Chiller Drain - The drain with cap at the middle
bottom on the rear of the chiller. This is meant to
be opened to allow the machine to drain water
out when the Chiller is being moved or packaged.
Chiller Fitting Cap - The protective caps that
thread on the Chiller Inlet and Outlet ports.
Hose Connection Fittings - The fittings on the
end of each hose. They connect the Chiller Hoses
to the Chiller Inlet/Outlet and Tub Valve Fittings.
Hose O-Rings: - The o-rings in the hose
connections. These are vital for water-tight and air-
tight connections with the Chiller Hoses and Tub
or Chiller.
Chiller Hoses - The flexible hoses are used to flow
water from the Edge Tub to the Chiller.
Chiller Inlet (Red) - The connection on the chiller,
which incoming water enters through. This is
marked with a red ring.
Chiller Outlet (Green) - The connection on the
chiller, which outgoing water leaves through. This is
marked with a green ring.
Control Panel - The visual readout including Tub
Temperature, Set Point, and the Control Buttons (detailed
in Control Panel References).
Double Action Air Pump - The air pump to inflate and
deflate the Edge Tub.
Inflation Hose - The hose used with the Double Action
Air Pump to inflate and deflate the Edge Tub.

03 Parts References
Inner Water Strainer - The cylindrical mesh element
that attaches to the Chiller Inlet (red).
Strainer O-Ring - The o-ring at the base of the External
Water Strainer connection (red) on the Chiller.
Water Strainer Cover - The metal cover that will screw
on the Chiller Inlet (red) over the Inner Water Strainer.
External Water Strainer - The assembly of parts that is
used to prevent any debris from entering the Chiller. It
connects to the Chiller Inlet (red) and is made up of the
Water Strainer Cover, Strainer O-Ring, and Inner Water
Strainer.
Inflation Valve - The port used to inflate the Edge Tub
with the Double Action Air Pump. Includes the Inflation
Valve Cap, and Inflation Valve Pin.
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Inflation Valve Cap - The cap that covers and protects
the inflation valve on the tub.
Inflation Valve Pin - The spring loaded component of
the Inflation Valve that is exposed when the Inflation Valve
Cap is removed.
Power Plug - The plug that connects to a power
source.
Power Switch - The power switch that toggles the
Chiller power on/off.
Storage Strap - The strap for securing the tub
when deflated.
Tub - The inflatable tub.
Tub Cover - The lockable cover for your tub.
Locking Buckles - The locking buckles on the tub cover
that fasten and lock the cover to the tub when not in use.
Tub Fitting - The male connection permanently
installed on the Tub Water In (green) and Water
Out (red) fittings.
Tub Valve Fitting - The connection elbow/valve
that connects the Tub Fittings to the Chiller Hoses
running from the chiller. The parts of the Tub
Valve Fitting are the Threaded Collar, Elbow, and
Valve.
Elbow - The 90 degree section of pipe connecting the
Connection Ring and the Valve.
Threaded Collar - The female rotating threaded
component on the Tub Valve Fitting that connects to the
Tub Fitting.
Valve - The stainless steel valve that controls water flow.

03 Parts References
Water Filter Housing - The assembly which houses
the Water Filter. Includes the Upper Water Filter
Housing and Lower Water Filter Housing.
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Filter Housing O-ring - The filter housing o-ring is located
in the Upper Water Filter Housing and is used to create an
air tight connection between the Lower and Upper Water
Filter Housings.
Filter Housing Wrench - The wrench designed to be used
when the Lower Water Filter Housing is too tight to loosen
by hand. Do not use the wrench to tighten the filter housing
when setting up or changing the filter.
Lower Water Filter Housing - The filter housing which
holds the water filter and connects to the back of the chiller
(lower clear part).
Upper Water Filter Housing - The water filter housing
connection point (upper white part) on the rear of the
chiller.
Water Filter - The water filter is used to filter debris from
the water running through the chiller. This is placed into the
Lower Water Filter Housing.

03 Parts References
Carrying
Backpack
Accessories
Hand Net Measuring Cup Oxidizer Sanitizer Test Strips Tub Patch Kit
Chiller Chiller
Drain Cap
Chiller
Fitting Cap
Chiller Hoses O-Ring 1 O-Ring 2 O-Ring 3 O-Ring 4
Chiller Hose O-
Ring
Chiller Inlet Chiller Outlet Control Panel Chiller with Hoses connected
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03 Parts References
Double Action
Air Pump
Inflation Hose Inner Water Strainer Water Strainer Cover Inflation Valve Cap
Inflation Valve Pin Power Plug Power Switch Storage Strap Tub Cover Locking Buckles
Tub Valve Fitting
(elbow)
Tub Valve Fitting (valve) Tube Valve Fitting
(threaded collar) Water Filter Housing Air Valve Wrench
Water Filter Chiller and Water Filter
Housing
Red Inlet with Water
Strainer
Red Inlet with Water
Strainer Cover
Water In - on tub Water out - on tub
Filter Housing O-ring
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Control Panel
References

04 Control Panel References
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TUB TEMPERATURE
SET TEMPERATURE
WATER FLOW INDICATOR
MODE INDICATOR
DEFROST INDICATOR
COMPRESSOR STATUS (FLAME AND SNOWFLAKE)
COOL/HEAT SYSTEM INDICATOR
Shows the current temperature of the water
coming from the Tub.
Shows the desired temperature setting for the
Tub.
Shows the water flow of your Chiller in liters per
minute.
Shows the mode the Chiller is operating in
(always “Default” for normal function).
Shows if the chiller is defrosting. Will display “On”
or “Off”.
Shows if the Chiller is actively cooling (“Cool”),
heating (“Heat”), or on standby (blank).
Shows when the compressor is running.
Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn the Chiller
On or Off.
POWER BUTTON
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02
03
04
05
06
05 + 06
MODE BUTTON
SETTING BUTTON
WIFI ACTIVATION BUTTON
UP ARROW
DOWN ARROW
UP AND DOWN ARROW
Press and hold for 5 seconds to switch between
Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature units.
Press and hold for 1 second to change temperature setting.
Press and hold for 10 seconds to engage WiFi setup mode.
Press or hold to increase set temperature after pressing Setting
Button.
Press or hold to decrease set temperature after pressing Setting
Button.
Press and Hold for 5 seconds to engage Child Lock.
WIFI INDICATOR
Shows Wifi status. Solid for connected, blinking
for setup mode. No logo for disconnected.
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The Threaded Collar on the Valve Fitting
should be screwed onto the Tub Fitting
by rotating it clockwise until hand
tight. Do not tighten with tools. The
Valve Fittings should be oriented as
shown (see image).
Remove the Chiller and Tub from their
shipping cartons, and remove protective
wrapping. We recommend keeping the
Chiller box for future transportation
needs. When choosing your location,
select a flat and smooth surface that is
free from objects that could potentially
puncture or damage the bottom of the
Tub. A water source and 120v power
source should be accessible. We
recommend setting the tub up in a
sheltered area if being set up outdoors
for an extended period of time for
longevity of your product. Remove the
Tub from the Carrying Backpack, then
remove the Storage Strap and set aside. If
using the optional Protection Mat, first
place the mat down in the desired
location. Unfold the Tub in the desired
orientation.
Setup
DETAILED SETUP VIDEOS CAN BE FOUND HERE.
Inflate the Tub using the included
Double Action Air Pump, ensuring that
the Inflation Hose is connected to the
“Inflate” side of the pump (see image a).
Open the Inflation Valve Cap on the Tub
by rotating counterclockwise. When
inflating the Tub, check to ensure that
the Inflation Valve Pin is in the
depressed (out) position or the air will
be released after the Inflation Hose is
detached (see image The Inflation Hose
connects to the Inflation Valve with a
quarter turn clockwise to attach. Inflate
until the gauge reads 10 PSI. Do not
over inflate or product damage will
occur. When done inflating, replace the
Inflation Valve Cap with a clockwise turn.
Step 1 – Unbox your Chiller
and Tub
Step 2 – Install the Valve
Fittings to the Tub
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Setup Instructions
Step 3 – Inflalte the Tub
(see image a).
(see image b).
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First remove the protective Chiller
Fitting Caps by rotating
counterclockwise. Then, install the
Inner Water Strainer by turning
clockwise onto the red “Inlet” fitting
on the Chiller. Ensure the Strainer O-
ring near the Chiller body is in place
(see image). The silver Water Strainer
Cover fits over the Inner Water Strainer
and should be tightened until hand
tight and the enclosure is flush with
the Chiller body.
Before connecting the hoses, ensure
that there is a Hose O-Ring in place
inside each end of the four Hose
Connection Fittings. If there is not, place
an o-ring from the spare parts bag to
avoid leaking. The green “Water In”
fitting on the Tub should connect to
the green “Outlet” on the Chiller. The
red “Water Out” fitting on the Tub
should connect to the red “Inlet” on
the Chiller. To tighten, thread on the
Hose Connection Fittings and rotate
clockwise. The threads should tighten
easily and smoothly. If resistance is felt
immediately, try attaching the hose
again. Hand tighten until resistance is
felt. Please Note: the Hose Connection
Fittings should be hand-tightened only;
do not use tools. Overtightening may
cause leaking or damage.
Check that the Chiller Drain Cap and
hoses are in place. Remove the plastic
and insert a filter into the Water Filter
Housing, and then fill with water.
Ensure the Filter Housing O-Ring is in
place in the Upper Water Filter Housing.
Install the Lower Water Filter Housing by
turning right if facing the back of the
Chiller until hand tight. Do not use the
filter wrench to tighten the water filter
housing. It is only for loosening. The
Tub can now be filled with water up to
the “Fill Level” line.
Overfilling may cause water to overflow
from the Tub for some users, though
you may fill to your preference.
Please refer to the Water Maintenance
Instructions for the weekly protocol on
checking the condition of the filter and
how and when to change it.
Step 4 – Install the
External Water Strainer
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Step 6 – Fill the Tub
(see image).
Step 5 – Connect the
Chiller to the Tub
Step 7 – Open valves
Once the Tub has been filled, confirm
the Tub Valve Fittings are in the open
(parallel) position (see image). Ensure
this step has been completed to
prevent damage to Chiller, and the
valves are always in the open
(parallel) position any time you turn
your unit on. Damage will occur if the
valves are closed when the machine
is turned on!
(see image).
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Plug the Chiller into a standard 120v
grounded power supply with 15 amp
minimum circuit and test the GFCI
functionality. To perform the test, first
ensure the Power Switch on the back of
the Chiller is up in the “on” position and
then press the orange “T” Test Button
above the Power Switch. The Power Switch
should flip to the down “off” position.
Now flip the Power Switch back up to the
“on” position. (see image). If this test does
not cause the Power Switch to turn off,
do not proceed, and contact support for
assistance. Place the Power Plug in an
elevated position off the ground and
away from water. Do not handle with wet
hands. You may now turn on the Chiller
by pressing the “Power On” button on the
display screen. The Chiller may take up to
2-3 minutes to purge air from the system
and will flash “o1.x” or “02.x” while
purging.
Once this has been completed, this code
will change to the current water
temperature and water will flow from the
“Water In” fitting on the Tub and the
Chiller will begin cooling or heating. If the
“FL” (Flow) error appears, or if this step
takes longer than 2-3 minutes, check that
the Valves are open, and that the hose
connections and filter housing are
connected properly, and then repeat this
step.
To change the temperature set point,
press and hold the “S” key for 2-3
seconds until the Set Point flashes, and
then use the up or down arrow keys to
set your desired temperature. Press
the “S” key once more to confirm the
setting. Your Tub will reach minimum
or maximum temperature in about 3
hours depending on ambient
temperature and set point. Child lock
can be enabled by pressing and
holding both the “Up” and “Down”
arrow keys simultaneously until a beep
is heard and a lock appears on the
screen.
Add 60cc (2 Measuring Cup) of
Oxidizer into water
Wait 15 minutes
Add 15cc (½ Measuring Cup) of
Sanitizer into water
Wait 15 minutes before entry into
Tub
Prior to use, the water should be
treated with the startup Sanitizer dose.
The startup dose is below and should
be used any time the water is replaced
in the Tub.
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2.
3.
4.
Please refer to the Water Maintenance
Instructions for the weekly protocol for
maintaining clean water in your Tub.
Step 8 – Power on the
Chiller
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Step 10 – Startup water
sanitation
(see image).
Step 9 – Set your
temperature
Step 11 – Cover your Tub
Finally, put the Cover on if the Tub will
not be immediately used, and secure
the four Locking Buckles. Note that the
factory combination code for the
Locking Buckles is 0-0. See “Setting
Buckle Code” write-up in section 9 for
instructions on how to change the
combination code.
Enjoy your new Edge Tub!
Please watch the Water Maintenance Instructional video
for the weekly protocol you need to follow to ensure the
water stays clean and clear. Enjoy!
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05 Setup Instructions
Setup References
Step 2 - Reference Step (3a) Reference
Step (3b) Reference Step 4 - Reference Step 7 - Reference Step 8 - Reference
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STEP 2 –
Ensure the device you are using to set up
your product is connected to the WiFi
network that you wish to connect the Chiller
to, and open the Tuya Smart application. You
will be prompted to register and set up a
home location name.
STEP 1 –
Download and install the Tuya Smart
application from your mobile operating
system’s app store by scanning the QR Code
(left) or visiting appropriate website below:
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WiFi / App
Setup
Instructions
Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tuya-
smart/id1034649547
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?
id=com.tuya.smart&hl=en_US&gl=US
Important Note: The Tuya Smart system only
works with 2.4 GHz wireless networks.
Many modern wireless networks utilize 5
GHz dual band frequencies and may need
to be configured to 2.4 GHz to allow the
Chiller to connect. Please contact the
manufacturer of your Wi-Fi router for
support on this matter if you experience
trouble during Step 8.
STEP 3 –
Once the Tuya Smart app is open, you may
add the Chiller by selecting “Add Device” on
the home screen.
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STEP 7 –STEP 4 –
From the following
menu, select “Small
Home Appliance”
on the left sidebar
menu and then
select “Thermostat
(Wi-Fi).”
STEP 5 –
Next, the Wi-Fi Network
screen will prompt to
confirm the wireless
network that should be
set up and request the
password for the
network. These should
be entered and double-
checked before moving
onto the next screen.
STEP 6 –
Now you may turn on
the Chiller if not already
by insuring GFCI is in
“on” position and
pressing power button
(#1) on Control Panel
until the display turns
on.
Then press and hold the
“W” button (#4) for 5
seconds until the Wi-Fi
indicator on the display
flashes rapidly.
STEP 8 –
STEP 9 –
Once the Wi-Fi indicator is
flashing rapidly, you may return
to the Tuya Smart app and
confirm that the indicator is
“blinking quickly.” If the
indicator is not blinking rapidly,
then retry step 6.
The app will now attempt to
connect to the Chiller. This may
take up to 2 minutes. If the
attempt fails, you will be
informed that connection has
failed and it will ask if you want
to retry.
You may retry this step and if it
fails again, then check that you
are using a 2.4 GHz wireless band
and confirm that the network
name and password are correct.
Your Chiller should now be
connected successfully.
You may change the name
of the device by selecting
the pen and paper icon
next to the original name.
From here, you will see the
Chiller in your home screen
and can select the device to
see the control page. Use
the circular slider to select
your desired set point from
anywhere you have cell
service!
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App Timer Instructions
STEP 1 – STEP 2 – STEP 3 –
Once the timing control
page is open, press and
open “add schedule”.
Set the desired time and
desired settings. then
press “save”.
Open the Tuya app and
navigate to the timing
control option. Open the
timing control page.
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06
Takedown
Instructions
Detailed takedown videos can be found here.

Turn the Chiller off by toggling the Power
Switch on the back of the Chiller to the
down “off” position.
Turn the Tub Valve Fittings to the closed
(perpendicular) position (see image).
There are three methods that can be used to drain the
Tub: Option (a) is best used outdoors and options (b) and
(c) are best used for controlled draining of the tub.
a. Disconnect the red “Water In” hose from the Chiller by
rotating the Hose Connection Fitting counterclockwise.
Direct the hose to the desired area for drainage and
open the valve. Water will flow out of the hose until it
reaches the Lower Water Fitting. The remaining water
can be removed by turning the tub over.
b. Disconnect both hoses from the Tub by rotating the
Hose Connection Fittings counterclockwise. The red “Inlet”
hose from the Chiller should be placed inside the tub as
shown (see image). The green “Outlet” hose from the
Chiller should be directed to the desired location for
drainage and the Chiller can be turned back on. The
Chiller will pump water out until the Tub has been
drained down to the end of the water hose. The Tub can
be slightly tipped as the water level gets low to remove
the last bit of water. Be sure to turn off the Chiller
immediately when the Tub has been drained to avoid
damaging the Chiller.
c. Purchase a submersible Sump pump like shown.
Connect your garden hose to the pump and drop the
pump into the water. When you plug the pump in, water
will begin draining. Please visit our help center or reach
out for recommendations on Sump pumps.
Step 1 – Turn the Chiller off
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Step 3 – Drain the Tub
Step 2 – Close the Valves
Step 4 – Disconnect the
Hoses
Step 5 – Dry the Tub
Once the Tub is drained, the hoses can be
disconnected from the Tub and Chiller by
rotating the Hose Connection Fittings
counterclockwise, and the Chiller can be
unplugged.
The Tub should now be dried inside and out
(including bottom) with a towel to prevent
mildew from developing. This is also a good
time to clean with mild soap and water if the
Tub has not been cleaned recently.
(see image).
(see image).
Step 6 – Deflate the Tub
Step 8 – Pack the Tub
Remove the Inflation Valve Cap with a
counterclockwise turn. Press the Inflation
Valve Pin to allow the air to be released. The
air will release aggressively so don’t be
startled! Remove the remaining air by
attaching the Inflation Hose to the “Deflate”
side of the Double Action Hand Pump. When
deflating the Tub, check to ensure that the
Inflation Valve Pin is in the depressed (out)
position (see image). Connect the Inflation
Hose to the Inflation Valve with a quarter
turn clockwise to attach. Deflate the Tub
using the hand pump until all air has been
removed and remove the inflation hose with
a quarter turn counterclockwise. Replace the
Inflation Valve Cap with a clockwise turn. The
Tub Valve Fittings should be removed by
rotating the Threaded Collar
counterclockwise.
Place the Tub, Cover, Hoses, and Double Action Air
Pump into the backpack. This is best done by
starting with the Tub, then the Tub Cover, then
Double Action Air Pump, and finally the Hoses.
Step 9 – Drain the Chiller
First, remove the Chiller Drain Cap. Then, unscrew and
empty the Lower Water Filter Housing. Then, unscrew
the External Water Strainer. The unit can be tipped
slightly back to remove water inside the Chiller. Once
drained, replace the Chiller Drain Cap and Lower Water
Filter Housing. Finally, replace the protective Chiller
Fitting Caps on the Inlet/Outlet connections.
Step 7 – Fold the Tub
The Tub can now be folded for storage. First fold
the branded “Edge Theory Labs” panel of the Tub
inward, and allow the end sides of the Tub to fold
towards the center. The back side of the Tub can
now be folded over the branded side of the Tub so
that the tub is now flat. Fold the right side of the
Tub towards the center, with the crease being just
towards the center of the right Water Fitting, and
repeat on the left side. You should now have a tri-
folded Tub. Hold the tri-folded Tub with one hand,
and with the other, place the Storage Strap under
the Tub. Fasten the Storage Strap and tighten
(see image).
(see images).
You are now ready to
take your adventure
on the road!
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