Jacuzzi Z100 User manual

Portable Whirlpool Spa
Owner's Manual
THE MODEL Z100
™

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
READ ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Warning — Risk of injury: Children, the elderly, and the
infirmshouldnotusethespaunlesstheyaresupervisedatall
times. Infants should not be permitted in the spa at water
temperatures over 100°F (38°C).
Spa water temperatures in excess of 104°F are not
recommended. High water temperatures in excess of 104°F
(40°C)and prolongedperiodsofusecanraiseinternalhuman
body temperature excessively and impair the body’s ability to
regulate its internal temperature.
Pregnant women and people with heart circulatory prob-
lems,ordiabetes,shouldconsulttheirphysiciansbeforeusing
the spa at water temperatures over 100°F (38°C).
Limit your initial use of the spa to 10 –15 minutes. High
body temperatures affect people differently; consult your
physicianaboutyour safetyandcomfortbefore usingthespa.
If your spa product does not have a thermometer, we
recommend that you use a medical (clinical) thermometer for
an accurate measurement of spa water temperatures. Other
types of thermometers generally available, such as those
used for swimming pools, are not sufficiently accurate to
determine spa water temperatures.
Extra care should be taken when using the spa and
consuming alcoholic beverages. Alcohol, drugs, or certain
medications, such as tranquilizers, affect a person’s ability to
withstand high temperatures and may produce dangerous
effects,includingdrowning. Personsusingmedicationshould
consult with a physician before using a spa.
Danger — Risk of injury: Do not remove the suction grille!
Itisasafetydeviceandmustalwaysbeinplaceonthesuction
fittingto minimizethepotentialhazardof hairentanglementor
body entrapment.
Keep body, hair, and clothing a minimum of 12 inches
away from suction fitting and skimmers at all times when the
spa is operating. Hair longer than shoulder length should be
secured close to the head, or a bathing cap should be worn.
Do not operate the spa if the suction cover is broken or
missing. Contactyour Dealer for replacement cover if broken
or missing.
The wet surface of the spa is slippery. Use care when
entering and exiting.
DANGER — Risk of child drowning: Do not permit children
to use this product unless they are closely supervised. Use a
locked cover to prevent unattended access.
DANGER — RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK: When install-
ing and operating this electrical equipment, always follow
basic safety precautions including the following.
Warning: Awireconnectorisprovidedattheelectricalcabinet
on this spa to connect a minimum No. 8 AWG (8.4 MM2) solid
copperconductorbetween this spa andanymetalequipment,
metal enclosures of electrical equipment, metal water pipe, or
conduit within 5 feet (1.5 m) of the spa.
Do not use electrically connected devices such as televi-
sion, radio, or stereo speakers, lights, cooking devices, or
telephoneswithin5feet(1.5m)ofthespawhilethespaisbeing
used. Lighting fixtures must not be located directly above or
within5 feet(1.5m) ofthespa. If locatedwithin10 feet(3.0m)
of the spa, they must be on a circuit protected by a Ground
Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).
Allfixedmetalobjectslocatedwithin5feetofthespa,such
as fence posts, railings, door frames, greenhouse structures,
gutters, etc., must be attached to the bonding bar on the
outsideofthespaelectricalcabinetusing#8solidcopperwire.
With #8 solid copper wire, bond the spa to the house
electrical panel or approved local bond.
The spa must be installed so that its components and
equipment are accessible and its water drainage system is
adequate to drain water away from electrical components.
Refer to Installation Instructions.
CAUTION: Do not turn power ON to the spa unless it is filled
withwaterto the normalwaterlevel,which is tothewaterlevel
indicator mark on the skimmer frame. Activating the spa
without sufficient water can damage the circulation pump and
may cause a fire.
Read manufacturer’s safety information provided with all optional equipment.
Your spa must be installed in a 115VAC, 20 AMP circuit:
1. The spa is supplied with a 15 foot line cord which
terminates with an integral GFCI plug. Locate the spa near to
aweather-protectedoutlet,butnocloserthan10feet. DONOT
USE AN EXTENSION CORD! Using an extension cord is
hazardous and will decrease the amount of power to the unit,
causing slow heating, poor whirlpool performance, or system
malfunction.
2. Replacedamagedlinecord immediately. Donotbury
line cord. Connect only to a properly grounded receptacle.
3. Bring the line cord out from under the skirt. Remove
skirt screws as required to gain access. Make sure the line
corddoesnotlieacrossawalkwayorinaheavilytraveledarea
where it may be a safety hazard or become damaged.
4. At initial start-up and before each use thereafter with
powerON,pushtheGFCItestbutton. Theresetbuttonshould
pop out. Push this button in to reset. If the interrupter fails to
operate in this manner, there is a ground current flowing or a
device malfunctioning, indicating the possibility of electrical
shock. Turn off power and do not use the spa until the
source of the problem has been identified and corrected.
20 AMP RECEPTACLE
GFCI

The Model Z100Portable Whirlpool Spa
Owner's Manual
Contents
1
Installation __________________________________________________ 2–6
Inspection and Shipping Claims _____________________________________ 3
Unpacking ______________________________________________________ 3
Positioning Your Spa______________________________________________ 4
Electrical Requirements ________________________________________ 4, 17
Electrical Precautions _____________________________________________ 4
Outdoor Installations ______________________________________________ 5
Drainage _______________________________________________________ 5
Indoor Installations _______________________________________________ 5
Equipment Set-Up________________________________________________ 6
Operating Instructions ___________________________________________ 7
Basic Control Setup ______________________________________________ 7
Initial Instructions ________________________________________________ 7
Function Selector Switch___________________________________________ 8
Setting the Thermostat ____________________________________________ 8
Notes on Determining Water Temperature _____________________________ 8
Normal Operation: Whirlpool System _________________________________ 9
Special Suction Features __________________________________________ 9
Silent Air Induction _______________________________________________ 9
Filtration _______________________________________________________ 9
Maintenance _______________________________________________ 10–14
Water Quality and Water Chemistry _________________________________ 10
Filtration ______________________________________________________ 10
Water Chemistry _____________________________________________ 10, 11
Disinfecting ____________________________________________________ 11
Balancing pH___________________________________________________ 11
Balancing Total Alkalinity _________________________________________ 11
Water Quality Definitions__________________________________________ 11
Water Level/Drain _______________________________________________ 12
Filter Maintenance_______________________________________________ 12
Sucker Strainer Maintenance ______________________________________ 12
Automatic Filtration/Maintenance ___________________________________ 13
Winterizing ____________________________________________________ 13
Spa Cover _____________________________________________________ 13
Factory Installed Redwood Skirt ____________________________________ 14
Cleaning Your Spa ______________________________________________ 14
Repairs to the Acrylic ____________________________________________ 14
Troubleshooting Guide_______________________________________ 15–16
Owner's Record
Date Purchased ___________________________________________________________
Purchased From ___________________________________________________________
Installed By _______________________________________________________________
Spa Serial Number _________________________________ Model Z100
(See page 2 for location of serial number.)

TheModelZ100isa portable whirlpool spathat comes
complete with integrated electric heater, filter, skimmer,
andwhirlpoolsystem. The64"X70"spaincludesafactory
installed redwood shirt and a spa cover to protect the spa
from debris and reduce heat loss. Foam insulation is
factory-installedaroundthespashell to ensure betterheat
retention.
The Model Z100 features two-level seating for four
people. Four strategically located jets are directionally
adjustableandprovidesuperbhydromassageperformance.
Two knobs conveniently located on the rim of the spa give
you control over the Silent Air Induction system. A four
positionswitchcontrolsheatingandfiltration,activatesthe
whirlpool, and turns the unit off. The water temperature is
regulated by an adjustable thermostat located on the
heater assembly. Made of sun- and weather-resistant
acrylic/FRP, the spa shell will retain its lustrous color for
years.
Compact and portable, the spa is easy to install. It
requiresa115VAC20AMPgrounded,separatecircuitand
is equipped with a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
incorporated onto the cord. The equipment is mounted
within the perimeter of the shell.
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TOP VIEW
FRONT VIEW
64"
70"
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
115 VAC
20 AMP
60 Hz
Requires dedicated
separate circuit
Product specifications are subject to change without notice.
SPECIFICATIONS
OPERATING
GALLONAGE
170 U.S. gal
(643 liters)
SHIPPING
WEIGHT
509 lb
(231 kg)
TOTAL
WEIGHT
2365 lb
(1075 kg)
MOTOR/PUMP
2.0 HP 2 speed
115 VAC
1725/3450 RPM
Single Phase
60 Hz
DIMENSIONS
64" (162.5 cm) W
70" (177.8 cm) L
28" ( 71.1 cm) H
The Model Z100Whirlpool Spa
Installation Instructions
28"
SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION

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SPA CONTAINED IN SHIPPING
CARTON, SECURED BY BANDS
SKIRT BASE
SPA RIM
PADDED CART
OR DOLLY
SURFACE MUST SUPPORT
SPA RIM AND BASE SKIRT
INSTALLATION
Check for shipping damage upon receipt of the spa. Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath is not responsible for damage to the spa
sustainedduringshipping. Ifdamageisevidentbeforeunpacking,seeinstructionsregardingshippingclaimsontheoutside
of the carton and immediately file a claim with the carrier.
Once the spa has been removed from the carton and before it is permanently installed (see below on this page for
unpacking instructions), check the spa completely for damage. Fill the shell with water and operate the system (see
OperatingInstructions)tocheckforleaksthatmayhaveresultedfromshippingorhandling. AllJacuzziWhirlpoolBathspas
arefactorytestedforproperoperationandwatertightconnectionspriortoshipping. Ifleaksorotherproblemsaredetected,
immediately notify your dealer or Authorized Service Agent, or call 1-510-938-7411 for Warranty Service.
Note: Damage or defects which could have been discovered and repaired prior to installation and which are
claimed after final installation of the spa are excluded from our warranty.
Inspection and Shipping Claims
Unpacking
1. Remove the outer carton by cutting the bands and
lifting the cover and the sides.
2. Remove the spa cover which is located on top of the
spa. Leavetheprotectiveplasticsheet onthespauntil
installationbegins.Thissheetcanbereusedtoprotect
thefinishfromdamageanddebrisduringconstruction.
3. Lift the spa from the carton (approximate weight 350
lbs.)andsetitin place onthepatio,deck,orpositionof
intended use.
4. If, after having been removed from the carton, the spa
must be turned onto its side to move it, make sure the
surfaceof the cartordollyon which itisplaced is large
enoughtosupporttheentirewidthofthespa,including
the rim and base of the skirt. The skirt is not designed
tosupporttheproductweightandcouldbedamagedif
allowed to do so. For further protection of the skirt,
makesurethesurfaceofthecartordollyispadded. Do
not allow the spa to rest on the equipment door side.
See illustration at lower right.
5. Before installation begins, remove the owner's packet
from the accessory package. This package contains
the Warranty Card and the Owner's Manual. Record
the spa serial number on the inside front cover of this
manual and on the warranty card. (See illustration on
page 2 for location of the serial number.)
6. Place the filter cartridge in a dry place for later use.
Important: Readallinstructions intheOwner’sManual
before beginning installation.

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INSTALLATION
70"
18" 30"28"
64"
20 AMP RECEPTACLE
GFCI
Positioning Your Spa
Because your spa is portable, you can install it just about anywhere you wish—on a deck, patio, or even indoors.
Be sure to position it above ground in an area with good drainage and on a level, continuous surface which can support
the weight of the spa when filled with water and people; this weight is approximately 2365 lbs (76 pounds per square
foot). You must also provide access to the spa’s equipment pack for service and general maintenance.
Electrical Requirements
Yourspa,asitcomesfromthefactory,requiresa 115 VAC 20 AMP electrical outletand must be in a grounded separate
circuit having no other appliance connected in that circuit. If you do not have a 115 VAC 20 AMP circuit, call a qualified
electriciantoinstallthenecessarywiring.Inadequatelysizedwiringor locating the outlet too far fromthe main service panel
may cause a voltage drop which might cause the unit to malfunction and cause permanent damage to the spa’s electrical
system. The outlet must also have a ground wire in order to take advantage of the designed-in safety features of the spa.
A bond wire must also be used. Bond according to step 5 below.
Caution: Without proper grounding and bonding, a system malfunction may cause fatal shock.
Important: Read complete instructions before beginning installation.
Electrical Precautions
1. The spa is supplied with a 15 ft. line cord which
terminates with an integral Ground Fault Circuit Inter-
rupter(GFCI);locatethespanear aweather-protected
outlet, but no closer than 10 ft. from the spa. DO NOT
USE AN EXTENSION CORD! Using an extension
cord is hazardous and will decrease the amount of
powertotheunit,causingslowheating,poorwhirlpool
performance, or system malfunction.
2. Bringthelinecordoutfromundertheskirtatoneofthe
corners,liftingthespaslightlytoallowtheGFCItopass
through. Make sure the line cord does not lie across a
walkway or in a heavily traveled area where it may be
a safety hazard or become damaged. To prevent the
skirt from resting on the cord, cut a small notch in the
skirt to allow the cord to pass through, if necessary.
3. Donotlocatelightingfixtures directlyabovethespa. If
lighting is located within 5 ft. of the spa, it must be on
a circuit protected by a GFCI.
4. Do not use electrically connected devices, such as
television,radio,telephones,stereospeakers,lightsor
cooking devices within 5 ft. of the spa while the spa is
being used.
5. All fixed metal objects located within 5 ft. of the spa,
suchasfenceposts,railings,doorframes,greenhouse
structures,gutters,etc.,mustbeattachedtothebond-
ing bar on the outside of the spa System Control
Module using #8 solid copper wire. With #8 solid
copper wire, bond the spa to the house electrical
panel or approved local bond. Bonding lugs are
availableatyourlocal electricalsupply store. (See
illustration on page 5 for bond bar location.)
6. An approved ground may be an 8 ft. long ground rod,
a plate electrode, or a buried metal water pipe with at
least 10 ft. of buried pipe. Check your local building
code for requirements.
WARNING!
The continuous service ground wire is located in the
linecordsupplied. Do notmodifythiscord in anyway!
Tampering with the ground wire or using an adaptor
which would make the built-in grounding device and
GFCI ineffective would cause electrical shock. Such
modification also nullifies the warranty.
CAUTION
Do not plug in the spa unless it is filled with water to the
normal water level, which is approx. 6" below the spa rim.
If the spa’s motor/pump is actuated when there is not
sufficient water in the unit, the circulation pump could be
irreparably damaged. Not heeding this caution will nullify
the warranty. In addition to damaging the unit, operating
the unit with insufficient water could cause a fire.

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Outdoor Installation
Ifyou installthespa outdoors,werecommend that you
provideaconcretepadforittoreston. Todothis,construct
forms for a 7' x 6' x 4" thick level pad. Install a #10 gauge
wire mesh 6" x 6" steel reinforced grid. Attach a #8 solid
copperwiretothegridwithawaterpipe groundclamp. This
wire should be long enough to reach the bond bar on the
spaSystemControlModule(aminimumof36"),butshould
not be located under the base of the spa. Then pour the
concrete pad.
Drainage
Whether you install your spa indoors or outdoors, you
can drain it by attaching a garden hose to the drain valve
located on the suction tee of the spa. Simply run the hose
to the house sewer line or drain field and open the hose
bibb.
Make sure the area surrounding the spa has good
drainage to keep water from collecting at the base of the
SUPPORT AND DRAINAGE
spa—especially near the equipment area. If drainage is
poor, install a drain line and/or gravel drain field. (See
illustration below.)
Indoor Installation
Waterwhichsplashesonthefloorduringuseofthespa
may cause a walking hazard and/or structural damage
unless good drainage is provided and proper waterproof
building materials are used in the area surrounding and
beneaththespa. Alsotakeintoconsiderationthehighroom
humidity caused by high spa water temperatures. Provid-
ing natural or forced ventilation of the room will help
maintain comfort and minimize moisture damage to the
building. Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath is not responsible for
damagesresultingfrom excess moistureorwaterspillage.
Consult an architect or engineer for aid in designing your
indoor installation.
INSTALLATION
WIRE MESH GRID
GRAVEL
DRAIN FIELD 84" X 72" X 4" THICK
CONCRETE PAD
#8 BOND WIRE
(TO HOUSE
ELECTRICAL PANEL
OR LOCAL BOND)
TO BOND BAR
HOSE BIBB
BOND BAR

• Insertthe line cordplugintothe proper receptaclein
a 115 VAC 20 AMP circuit.
• SelectWHIRLPOOLonthefunctionselectorswitch.
• Add1/4 cupsodiumdichlor (afastdissolving granu-
lartypeof chlorine) tothe waterand letthe whirlpool
run for only 15–20 minutes.
• Turn off WHIRLPOOL.
• Unplug the line cord. Open the redwood skirt door.
• Immediately open the hose bibb and drain the spa
completely.
CAUTION: Leave the cover off the spa during this
procedure. Do not use the spa during this procedure.
Drain the spa immediately afterward.
8. Close the hose bibb and fill the spa with water to
approximately 6" below the spa rim, or to water line
indicator mark on the skimmer frame.
9. Set the heater thermostat for the maximum tempera-
ture. Close the skirt door.
10. Testthespaforproperoperation. (Referto"Operating
Instructions.")
11. Read the Water Quality section of the "Operating
Instructions" (pages 10–11). Test for water quality,
then add treatment chemicals as needed to ensure
proper levels.
All Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath spas are factory tested for
proper operation and water tight connections prior to ship-
ping. If leaks or other malfunctions are detected, immedi-
atelynotifyyour dealerorAuthorizedServiceAgent,orcall
JacuzziWhirlpool Bath 1-510-938-7411forWarranty Ser-
vice.
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INSTALLATION
Equipment Set-Up
1. Removethe plastic sheetcoveringthe spa. Use care.
Steppingintothespawithshoeswillscratchtheacrylic
surface.
2. Remove packing materials from the spa.
3. Open the door panel.
4. Pull open the filter housing. To do this, first turn the
locking right at the top of the housing to the left until it
snaps loose. Then, grasping the housing firmly and
rocking it gently side to side, pull downward until the
housing is free from the cap.
5. Remove the filter cartridge from its plastic bag and
insert it into the filter housing. Then replace the filter
housing, following in reverse order the procedures of
step 4.
6. Clean the interior of the spa of construction debris.
Remove stubborn stains, paint, or tar with turpentine,
isopropyl alcohol, or paint thinner. A mild liquid
dishwashing detergent on a damp cloth is fine for
cleaning off other dirt. Plaster can be removed by
scraping with a wooden edge. Do not use a metal
scraper, wire brush, or other metal tools, as they will
damage the spa’s surface.
7. On initial start-up, you must purge and sanitize the
systemby carefully followingtheprocedure described
here.
• Remove the spa cover completely.
• Close the hose bibb located on the suction tee
plumbing.
• Fill the spa with water to its normal operating level,
which is to the water level indicator mark on the
skimmer/filter frame (6'' below the spa rim).
CAP
HOSE BIBB
THERMOSTAT
KNOB
GFCI
LOCKING RING
FILTER HOUSING
MODEL NUMBER
LOCATION SERIAL NUMBER
LOCATION
HEATER

Operating Instructions
Now that your spa is installed, you are ready to take advantage of its unique design features—especially the patented
hydromassage performance. Besides being a beautiful addition to your indoor decor or outdoor landscaping, your Jacuzzi
Whirlpool Bath spa will provide you with the ultimate in spa pleasure.
Basic Control Set-Up
Thecontrolsetuponyour spaisdesignedtogiveyoufingertipcontroloftheheater,airinduction,andwhirlpool/filterpump
and blower systems of your unit from inside or outside your spa. Follow the basic control setup described on page 9 to
familiarize yourself with the various functions of the control panels located on the top of the spa.
WARNING: Do not turn on power to the spa unless it is filled with water to the normal water level, which is 6" below
the spa rim. If the spa’s motor/pump is actuated when there is not sufficient water in the unit, the circulation pump
could be irreparably damaged. Not heeding this caution will nullify the warranty. In addition to damaging the unit,
operating the spa with insufficient water could cause a fire. If an optional timer is used, be sure it is disconnected
when there is insufficient water in the spa.
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RESET BUTTONTEST BUTTON
TRIP INDICATOR LIGHT
TEST RESET
TEST RESET
DETAILS OF GFCI
OPERATION
Initial Instructions
• Using a garden hose, fill the spa with water to the
waterline at 6" below the spa rim.
• Atthehouseservicepanel,turnONthecircuitbreaker
or a switch that controls the electrical service to your
spa. Plug the line cord into a 115VAC 20 AMP
receptacle. (Make sure there is no other appliance on
this circuit.)
• Your spa is provided with a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter(GFCI). Atinitial start-up andat leastonce
amonththereafter,withpoweron,pushthetestbutton
locatedonthespaline GFCI. The resetbuttonshould
pop out. Push this button in to reset. If the interrupter
fails to operate in this manner, there is a ground
current flowing or a device malfunctioning, indicating
thepossibilityofelectricshock. TurnOFFpowerand
do not use the spa until the source of the problem
has been identified and corrected.
• Lift up the skirt door.
• LocatetheHIGHTEMPERATURESAFETYSWITCH,
which is a button on the end of the heater. Push this
button to be sure it is in the reset mode. The purpose
of this switch is to turn off the heater in case of
excessive heat in the heater housing. If, for some
reason,theswitch is tripped,the resetbutton mustbe
pushed in the heater to operate again after the water
has cooled to 90°F.
• Close the skirt door.
HIGH TEMPERATURE
SAFETY RESET BUTTON
FUNCTION
SELECTOR
SWITCH
THERMOSTAT
KNOB
HEATER
INDICATOR
LIGHT
WHIRLPOOL JETS
SKIMMER
SUCTION
MODEL Z100 (SHOWN WITH
HEATER CONTROLS EXPOSED.)

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HIGH TEMPERATURE
SAFETY RESET BUTTON
FUNCTION SELECTOR
SWITCH
THERMOSTAT
KNOB
HEATER INDICATOR
LIGHT
INDICATOR VIEWING
HOLE
MODEL Z100 SPA
(SHOWN WITH HEATER CONTROLS EXPOSED)
OPERATION
Function Selector Switch
To ensure your safety and allow easy operation, your
spa is equipped with an air-activated function selector
switch located on the side panel of the redwood skirt, near
thefrontcornerofthespa. Thispush-buttonswitchselects
the following four functions in the continuous sequence
indicated:
1. OFF
2. WHIRLPOOL
3. HEATER/FILTER
4. FILTER ONLY
(The next selection is OFF again.)
You know which function you are selecting when the
whirlpool system is activated. Use that function as a
reference to indicate your location in the function se-
quence, since that function is the most obvious when
operating.
Forbest performance,pausea second ortwobetween
push-button selections.
Setting the Thermostat
Turn on the heater by selecting the HEATER/FILTER
mode on the selector switch. You can verify that the spa's
heater is operating by looking through the small factory-
drilled hole located in the door panel of the spa and
checking that the red indictor light is illuminated.
The thermostat adjustment knob is located on the front
of the heater. To set the thermostat, turn the knob to the
desired temperature. If the water temperature reaches a
level higher than you wish, turn the thermostat knob back
toalowersetting. Thespa'swatertemperaturewillstabilize
after a while and fall a few degrees before the heater turns
on again. When the water temperature reaches the tem-
peraturesetonthethermostat,theheaterandmotor/pump
will turn off automatically.
Thewatertemperaturewillriseatarateofabout20Fper
hour, depending on the temperature of the air surrounding
thespa. Thisraterequires awaitingperiodbeforeusingthe
spa, the length of which is determined by the temperature
of the water before turning on the heater. For example, if
the water in the spa is kept at about 70°F when the spa is
not in use and the water temperature at which you plan to
usethespais100°F,thenitwilltakeabout15hourstoheat
up to the desired 100°F temperature.
Once you have determined the desired setting on the
thermostat knob, it is not necessary to change or readjust
it again during normal operation unless you decide on a
different setting.
The spa cover provided for your spa will help control
heatlossfromthewatersurfaceandtherebyreduceenergy
consumption. Youcanimprovethespa’sheatretentionby
keepingthespacoverinplaceonthespawhileheatingthe
water.
Notes on Determining Water Tem-
perature:
As spa products generally perform in a narrow range of
operating temperatures, we recommend that you use a
medical (clinical) thermometer for an accurate measure-
ment of spa water temperature. Other types of thermom-
etersgenerallyavailable,suchasthoseusedforswimming
pools, are not sufficiently accurate to determine spa water
temperatures. Take water temperature readings in the
HEATER/FILTER mode when the heater has just turned
off; the indicator lamp on the heater housing will turn off at
this time.

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Special Suction Features
A special feature has been designed into the pump
suctionofthespathatautomaticallyreducestheamountof
suctionpowerifthesuctionfittingisblockedbyanobjector
by someone using the spa. The bather will know that such
asituationishappeningbyanadditional"gulping"soundin
the system. When this does happen, remove the object,
and normal water flow will be restored automatically.
Note: Refer to Safety Information on the inside front
cover of this Manual.
Silent Air Induction
The intensity of the whirlpool action is determined by
how much air is inducted into the water. You can control
theair flowbyadjusting the twoairinduction control knobs
located on the control panel. For maximum air induction,
turneachcontrolknobfullycounterclockwisetothelargest
dot. For fewer air bubbles, decrease the amount of air
induction by turning the control knob clockwise. When the
knobs are turned to the smallest dot, only water is being
circulated.
AIR CONTROLS FOR ADJUSTABLE JETS
INCREASE AIR FLOW
(COUNTER CLOCKWISE)
DECREASE AIR FLOW
(CLOCKWISE)
OPERATION
TOTAL WHIRLPOOL EFFECT
Normal Operation
Whirlpool System
You can enjoy the spa with or without activating the whirlpool. Either way, bathing in your spa can be pleasurable, as
well as therapeutic. After a busy, stressful day, you can look forward to soaking in your spa in still water with no turbulence
and warm water to soothe and relax you.
For a more invigorating spa experience, you can take advantage of the built-in whirlpool system. To do this, select the
WHIRLPOOL mode. Sit or recline in the spa so you are comfortable. Since the four whirlpool jets are adjustable, you can
direct a jet toward any location of your body, particularly toward any area that feels tense or stiff. The warmth of the water
and the stimulating water flow from the jet will pleasantly increase circulation to that area.
Filtration
Whenyouarereadytoleavethespa,selecttheHEATER/
FILTER mode to maintain the desired water quality and
temperature. Ifyouwant to filterthewaterwithoutheating,
select the FILTER ONLY mode.
The filter pump should be run at least one (1) hour per
daytoallowfiltrationofthewaterandmaintainwaterclarity.
Select the FILTER mode and run the filter each day. If the
HEATER/FILTER mode is selected and the spa heater
operates at least one hour per day, it will be filtering at the
sametime,anditwillnotbenecessarytoturnthefilterpump
on separately.
HIGH VOLUME ADJUSTABLE WHIRLPOOL JET

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MAINTENANCE
Water Quality and Water Chemistry
Maintainingwaterqualityandtheproperwater chemistry in your spaisextremelyimportantandshouldbearegularpart
of your spa maintenance program, as a neglected spa can be a breeding place for dangerous bacteria.
The water quality of your spa is maintained by a combination of filtration and chemistry. The spa’s integral filter system
helpsmaintainthewatercleanlinessandclaritybytrappingmostsolidmaterialssuchashair,andotherdebrisresultingfrom
normal use. The most important part of maintaining water chemistry, however, is keeping the proper level of disinfectant
inthewateratalltimes. Thisisaccomplishedbyaddingchlorineorbrominetothewater,whichwillcontrolparticlestoosmall
to be trapped by the filter, such as bacteria and algae, and will oxidize any organic materials. Follow instructions provided
here and with water quality products for the health and safety of spa users, and to make your spa bathing as enjoyable as
possible.
Filtration
The filtration system of your spa will keep your water
clear and clean if used properly. The filter cartridge
elements will trap most solid materials and debris in the
water. However, the presence of materials such as body
oils or other particles which are too small to be captured in
the filters may cause various undesirable water quality
conditions. Theseconditionscanbecorrectedwiththeuse
of spa treatment chemicals available from your Jacuzzi
WhirlpoolBath dealer. Such conditionsincludethefollow-
ing:
Foaming: A defoamer is available to minimize foaming of
the water. This condition is usually caused by the addition
ofsoaps oroils,or other fattysubstancesto thespawater.
The interaction of these with hot water, especially at high
pH (more alkaline), will cause the water to foam. (Refer to
Water Quality Definitions on page 11.)
Oil Film or Cloudy Water: Add clarifier to congeal oil film
on the water surface into globules sufficiently large to be
trapped by the system’s filter. Cloudiness is caused by
particlesthat aretoosmall tobetrapped in thefilter, and is
also due to the presence of human body oils, lotions, and
cosmetics. During normal use, these materials can accu-
mulateonthefilterelementandclogitspores. Theaddition
of clarifier will make the water clearer, but clogged filters
must be cleaned as prescribed under the section entitled
Filter Maintenance in this manual (page 12).
Hard Water: Add a demineralizer to break down or
deionize mineral particles present in the spa water.
Follow the Filter Maintenance procedure described in this
manual (page 12) to ensure optimum performance of your
spa’s filtration system.
Water Chemistry
You can ensure better water chemistry by testing your
spa water every day and adjusting the chemical balance
frequently. Obtain a water quality test kit, designed espe-
cially for spas, from your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath dealer.
The test kit must be of a type that allows you to test for the
disinfectant(chlorine)level,pH,andtotalalkalinity. Ensure
that the chemicals used in your spa are especially for spa
use, and not for swimming pools, as water quality mainte-
nance of spas and of swimming pools is very different.
Set up a daily program at first to check the disinfectant
level, pH, and total alkalinity of the water. Familiarize
yourselfwiththeamountofchemicalstoaddanddetermine
how often to make chemical adjustments during normal
use. Remember that the more heavily the spa is used, the
more often you should check the water chemistry.
Whenaddingchemicals,alwaysrunthefiltersystemto
ensure complete dilution with the water. Do not add
chemicals directly into the skimmer.

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MAINTENANCE
Water Chemistry (Continued)
Disinfecting
When filling the spa for the first time, follow the purge/
sanitizing instructions in the Equipment Set-Up procedure
of the Installation Instructions (page 6).
Addadisinfectanttothewateronaregularbasistohelp
control the amount of bacteria, algae, and organic materi-
als. Such bacterial contaminants, if not controlled, could
causeskinrashes or other physicalproblems. To disinfect
thespafornormaluse,firstestablishtheamountofchlorine
orbrominetoaddanddeterminehowoftenyouneedtoadd
these.
We recommend that you maintain a free chlorine level
of 2.0–5.0 ppm at all times except when you must exceed
that during the initial purge/sanitizing procedure or during
superchlorination (refer to Water Quality Definitions be-
low). Superchlorinate your spa every two weeks during
periods of heavy use. If using sodium dichlor, add one
heaping tablespoon for each 150 gallons of spa water.
Scrub the spa surfaces with this solution to remove oily
deposits. This will ensure that bacteria or algae which are
resistant to the normal disinfectant level are killed. After
adding the disinfectant, run the filter system and allow the
free chlorine level to return to the 2.0 to 5.0 ppm range
beforeusing the spaagain. Do not install cover until the
disinfectant level is back to normal. High concentra-
tionsofchlorineorbrominewilldamagemetallicplated
finishes if the cover is in place.
Calcium Hypochlorite: A granular chlorine product
that is inexpensive and effective but not recommended
because it often tends to form calcium deposits on heater
partsandplumbingfittingsandleavesanunattractivefilmon
the spa at the water line.
Sodium Hypochlorite: A liquid chlorine product that is
inexpensive and effective but not recommended because
theliquidisreadilyspilledontothespaorasurroundingarea,
causing permanent damage.
TotalAlkalinity: Themeasureoftheamountofalkaline
materials (such as carbonates, bicarbonates and hydrox-
ides) in the water. High alkalinity inhibits the effectiveness
of chemicals to change the pH. If the alkalinity of your spa
water is high (above 150 ppm), it is advisable to drain the
water from the spa and begin the balancing process over
again. Lowtotalalkalinity(below60ppm)couldbecorrosive
and damage your spa system.
Superchlorination: (Also referred to as shock treat-
ment.) Theaddition ofanabove-normallevelof disinfectant
tokillanybacteriaoralgaethatmighthavebecomeresistant
to normal levels of disinfectant.
pH: A chemical term used to express relative acidity or
alkalinity in numeric values with 7.0 usually regarded as
neutral, and for purposes of this manual, indicating pure
water. From 7 to 0 indicates increasing acidity, and 7 to 14
indicates alkalinity.
PPM: Parts per million.
Free Chlorine: Chlorine that has not combined with
other chemicals and that is available to destroy bacteria in
the spa water.
Trichlor: A form of chlorine used in pool or spa water
treatment; usually supplied in tablet form. Not recom-
mendedbecauseofitshigheracidicnatureandslowdissolv-
ing action. Prolonged contact with the spa shell may bleach
or permanently mark the shell.
Sodiumdichlor: Thetypeofchlorine recommendedfor
spa use, as it is available in fast dissolving granular form. It
is neither excessively acidic nor alkaline in character and
does not readily dissipate in higher water temperatures.
Balancing pH
For good hygiene and equipment longevity, maintain
the pH of your spa water at the level recommended in the
instructions. pH is the measure that determines if the spa
wateristooacidic. LowpHindicatesthewateristooacidic.
High pH indicates the water is too alkaline or basic. The
ideal range for spa water is 7.2 to 7.6 pH. For excessive
acidity(below7.2 pH)addsodaashorsodiumbicarbonate
to the spa water. For excessive alkalinity (above 7.6 pH)
add dry acid to the spa water.
Caution: Refer to the spa chemical manufacturer’s
instructions for the initial amount of chemicals to add
for the gallonage of your spa. Low pH can cause
equipmentdamage,asacidwaterwilldissolvemetals,
and high pH can cause scale or calcium deposits to
build up in the system or on the shell. After adding
chemicals, run the filter system for at least 30 minutes
beforetestingwaterqualityagainforaccuratereadings.
Balancing Total Alkalinity
Total alkalinity is the measure of base materials in the
water. The recommended range for total alkalinity is
between80ppmand150ppm. Ifthechemistryofthewater
isnotwithinthisrange,youwillhavedifficultyadjustingyour
pH level, which will affect your adjustments for the proper
amount of free available chlorine. If the alkalinity of your
spa water is high, it is advisable to drain the water from the
spa and begin the balancing process over again. Purge
and sanitize your spa (according to instructions in Equip-
ment Set-Up section of the Installation Instructions) and
cleanthespasurfacesthoroughlybeforerefillingwithfresh
water. Then reestablish proper water chemistry. If the spa
is used heavily, change the water at least every month.
WATER QUALITY DEFINITIONS

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MAINTENANCE
Water Level/Drain
The water level in the spa must be maintained at its
normal level. Evaporation and splashing will cause the
water level to drop.
When concentrations of impurities from evaporation,
water quality chemicals, body oils, perfumes, dirty feet,
wind,etc.,accumulateinthespaandcannotbefilteredout,
itisnecessarytodrainyourspaandrefillitwithfreshwater.
Thisshouldbedoneevery2monthsormoreoftendepend-
ing on the amount of use.
To drain the spa, turn all controls to OFF, then turn off
circuit breakers at the main electrical panel. Connect a
gardenhosetothehosebibbonthesuctionplumbing. Turn
the handle and drain the spa.
Afterdrainingthespa,cleanthespashellandthesuction
strainer and refill the spa with fresh water; then check the
pH level and maintain water quality.
WARNING: Remove the skimmer cover and suction
strainers only for cleaning. The strainer is a safety
device and must be in place over the suction fitting to
minimize potential hazard of hair and body entrap-
ment.
If heavy rains raise the spa water level, drain the spa to
its normal level, which is 6" below the spa rim.
A spacover(availableas an option), whenin placeover
the spa, will help reduce evaporation and control the
amount of debris entering the spa when the spa is not
occupied. In addition, its use will reduce energy
consumption.
FILTER ACCESS
AIR VENT PLUG
CAP
TURN RING
TO LEFT
TO OPEN
TURN RING
TO RIGHT
TO CLOSE
PLUG (PULL DOWNWARD
TO REMOVE)
NORMAL WATER LEVEL
6"
Filter Maintenance
Thefiltershouldbecheckedperiodically.Innormaluse,
checkthefilteratleastonceamonth. Keepthefilter clean;
anobstructedfilterreduceswaterqualityandinhibitsproper
system performance.
Tocleanthe filter,firstdrainthewaterfromthespauntil
the water level is just below the cap of the filter housing.
Then drain the filter housing by loosening the drain plug at
the bottom of the housing. Turn the locking ring to the left
until it snaps loose. Grasp the filter housing firmly, and
rocking it gently side to side, pull the housing downward
untilit is freeofthe cap. To removethefilter cartridge, turn
thehousingupsidedown. Cleanthefilterbyseparatingthe
folds of the filter and spraying with fresh water from a
gardenhose;then reinstallthecartridgeinthehousingand
replace the housing, reversing the above procedure. A
tubeofsiliconelubricantisprovidedwiththeproduct. Apply
a film of lubricant to the rubber o-ring on the filter housing
cap when necessary.
Oils will coat the filter, eventually reducing the flow. To
remove such materials, soak the cartridge in a plastic pail
containing a commercial filter cleaning solution (available
from your dealer or most pool supply stores). Follow the
manufacturer’s instructions for use. Another method is to
soak the filter cartridge in a plastic pail containing a mild
solution of trisodium phosphate (TSP) and water. An hour
of soaking time is usually required to break down oil
coatingsfromthecartridge. UseastrongersolutionofTSP
and water to remove algae. Most hardware or paint stores
stock TSP. Use the same method of cleaning when the
cartridge becomes plugged with clay or vegetation. Re-
placement cartridges are available through your Jacuzzi
Whirlpool Bath dealer.
Suction Strainer Maintenance
There are two suction strainers on your spa. One is located in the foot well area of the spa; the other is located under
theskimmercover,whichcanbepulledoffeasilyforaccesstothesuctionstrainer. Thestrainersshouldbecheckedatleast
once a week for collected debris, such as leaves, hair, etc., and cleaned as necessary. Remove the center screw with a
Phillips screwdriver and clean each strainer by flushing with water from a hose.
WARNING: Besuretoreplacethesuctionstrainerimmediatelyaftercleaning. It is a safety device and mustbe in place
over the suction fitting at all times!

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MAINTENANCE
Automatic Filtration/Maintenance
If you plan to be away, you should maintain minimum water quality by running the filter system. To do this, select the
FILTER mode. In this mode, the filter system will run continuously until you return, unless you use the optional timer.
If you will be away for an extended period, however, we recommend that you drain the spa (following the procedure
described under Winterizing below), as long periods without maintenance of water quality could be detrimental to the spa.
Another means of maintaining minimum water quality while away for less than two weeks is to follow the procedure
outlinedforwinterizingyourspainawarmclimate. Note: Wedonotrecommendusingthisprocedureifyouareabsentduring
the summer, when algae buildup is most likely.
Always keep your spa covered when not in use to reduce heat loss and evaporation and to prevent debris from falling in.
Winterizing
In a climate where winter temperatures are below
freezing, follow this procedure when the spa will NOT
be used:
1. Select the OFF mode.
2. Turn off power to the unit at the house circuit breaker.
3. Drain the spa.
4. Drainthespacompletelybyattachingagardenhoseto
the hose bibb on the suction plumbing. Then remove
the hose and leave the hose bibb open to completely
drain the spa. Close the hose bibb.
5. Remove the filter cartridge, clean it, and store it dry.
6. Keep water and debris out by covering with the spa
cover provided.
7. Before using the spa again, review the Operating
Instructions.
CAUTION: Not winterizing will cause irreversible
damage (at freezing temperatures) to the pump
and/or plumbing lines.
Inawarmclimatewherethereareoccasionalfreez-
ing temperatures, follow this procedure:
1. Select the HTR/FLTR mode.
2. Set the thermostat to its minimum temperature
(45-500F.) by turning the HEATER KNOB all the way
counterclockwise.
3. Maintaintheprescribedchemicalbalance. (SeeWater
Quality section, pages 10–11.)
4. Keep the spa covered.
Spa Cover
The spa cover which has been provided with your spa
hasbeendesignedtohelpreduceenergycostsbyminimiz-
ing heat loss and evaporations from your spa. In addition,
theattractivespacoverisaseffectivemeansofpreventing
debrissuchasleavesanddirtfromenteringyourspawhen
itis not inuse. Cleanaccumulations of dustanddirtoff the
spa cover using a mild liquid detergent solution.
CAUTION: The spa cover is not designed to support
any weight. Therefore, as a safety precaution and to
preserve the life of your cover, you must not sit, or lie
on it; nor should you place objects of any kind on top
of it.
Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath does not guarantee or warrant
this cover. Refer to spa cover manufacturer's information
provided with the cover.

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SHORT PANEL
LONG SIDE PANEL
DOOR PANEL
PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWS (6)
FACTORY INSTALLED REDWOOD SKIRT
MAINTENANCE
Factory Installed Redwood Skirt
Your spa is supplied with a factory-installed redwood
skirtwhichcompletelysurroundsthe spa. The doorcanbe
opened for routine maintenance.
CAUTION: Donotattemptto lifttheredwoodskirtdoor
panel higher than the top of the spa. Doing so may cause
damage to the skirt door.
The skirt is made of kiln-dried redwood and can be left
natural to weather or you may choose to apply a stain or
clearfinish.Consultyourlocalpaintdealerfortheappropri-
ate product. Do not use oil-based stains or sealers.
Itmaybecomenecessary toremoveoneormoreofthe
skirt panels for major service access, but all the panels
must be securely in place during use of the spa.
Todetachanyofthepanelsortheshortdoorrearpanel
ontheoppositesideofthespa, removeallscrewsfromthe
panel being detached. Then pull the bottom of the panel
downward and outward from the bottom of the panel.
To detach either of the long side panels, it is first
necessary to remove one short panel (door or rear). Re-
move the screws from the panel; then slide the panel
horizontally and pull downward. The panels can be reat-
tached to the spa by reversing this procedure.
Cleaning Your Spa
Your spa shell consists of two layers of plastic materi-
als. Its smooth top surface of acrylic is tough and durable
and contains concentrated color. This is supported by a
substantial thickness of fiberglass-reinforced polyester
resin. Acatalystcausesachemicalreactionduringmanu-
facture that bonds these layers permanently into a hard,
strong material. With a minimum amount of care and
cleaning, your whirlpool spa will look new for years.
To clean your spa, simply use a mild, nonabrasive
liquid detergent, or commercially prepared spa cleaner.
Do not use abrasive cleaners. You can protect and
restorethegloss to adulled surfaceby applyingMeguiar’s
#10 Mirror Glaze, which is a product specifically designed
for use on acrylic finishes. If Meguiar’s is not available, an
acrylic polish of equal quality or automotive paste wax will
do.Useaspa cleanerforresiduebuildupatthewater level
of the spa surface. This may be applied to the acrylic
surfacewith a softclothandwiped clean. Use sparinglyin
small amounts to avoid contaminating the spa water. If
heavily soiled, it may be advisable to lower the water level
2–3 inches before cleaning, then refill to normal level.
Repairs to the Acrylic
Minorscratcheswhichdonotpenetratethecolorfinish
(acrylic) can be removed with 600-grit wet/dry sandpaper.
Restore the glossy finish with Meguiar’s #10 Mirror Glaze.
If that is not available, use automotive rubbing compound
followed by an application of automotive paste wax.
Major scratches or gouges which penetrate the acrylic
surface will require refinishing. Ask your spa dealer for
special instructions.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
* Note: The skills and tools necessary for the safe repair of this spa condition require the services of qualified service
personnel. Contact your dealer.
PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY
PROBLEM
A. Heater mode not selected.
B. No power to heater.
C. Thermostat set lower than
water temperature.
D. High temperature safety
switches tripped.
E. Abnormally low water flow.
F. Heater relay not operating.
G. Heater element failure.
A. Inaccuratethermometerused.
B. See category #1 above.
A. Clogged or blocked suction
strainer or skimmer basket.
B. Filter clogged (dirty).
C. Poor water chemistry.
D. Insufficient filtering time.
E. Improper maintenance.
F. High contents solids in water.
A. Leakinsuctionline,discharge
line, or connections.
B. EvaporAtion; temperature too
high.
A. Normal operation in FILTER
mode.
B. Plugged strainers.
C. Dirty filter.
D. Suction of discharge line par-
tially plugged.
E. Pump running at subnormal
speed.
F. Worn or damaged pump seal.
G. Malfunctioning safety suction
valve.
H. Subnormal voltage.
1. Heater not functioning.
2. Water not reaching set
temperature.
3. Water not clean
5. Low water flow from jets.
4. Abnormal water usage.
CAUTION: This equipment may require qualified service personnel for proper repair. Contact your dealer for
service.
A. Select HEATER/FILTER mode.
B. Check house circuit breaker and
GFCI.
C. Turn to desired temperature.
D. Reset button on heater after water
has cooled. See *Note below, if
switch continues to trip.
E. *
F. *
G. *
A. Usemedical(clinical)thermometer
to verify temperature.
B. See category #1 above.
A. Clean strainer skimmer basket.
B. Clean or replace.
C. See "Chemistry" section.
D. Run filter.
E. See "Maintenance" section.
F. Use clarifier or drain and refill spa.
A. Repair leak.
B. Useoptional spacover;lowerther-
mostat setting.
A. Select JETS mode for maximum
flow.
B. Filltowater level indicatormarkon
skimmer/filter frame.
C. Clean or replace.
D. *
E. *
F. *
G. *
H. Call electrician or your power
company.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
6. No water flow from jets.
REMEDYPROBABLE CAUSEPROBLEM
8. Water leakage at pump shaft
(rotating connection between
pump and motor)
9. Motor will not start.
7. Noisy pump and motor.
A. Unit not plugged in.
B. Power turned OFF.
C. Selector swithch in OFF.
D. House circuit breaker tripped, no
power to system.
E. Spa circuit breaker tripped.
F. High temperature safety switch
tripped.
G. GFCI tripped.
H. Faulty pump or motor.
I. Motor(s) not connected.
J. Jet (or jets) closed
K. Malfunctioningsafetyswitchvalve.
A. Clogged strainer(s).
B. Leakage of air into suction line.
C. Vibrating parts attached to motor
or support brackets.
D. Low water level
E. Damaged or worn motor bearings.
F. Impeller rubbing inside case.
G. Debris inside pump.
A. Worn or damaged pump seal.
A. Power off.
B. OFF mode selected.
C. House circuit breaker tripped or in
OFF position.
D. Spa circuit breakers tripped.
E. GFCI tripped.
A. Plug unit in.
B. Turn on power at servce panel.
C. Select another function
D. Reset circuit breaker
E. Reset circuit breaker.
F. Reset button on heater after water
has cooled. See *Note below, if
switch continues to trip.
G. Reset GFCI
H. *
I. Check motor plug connection on
System Control Module.
J. Open Jet.
K. *
A. Cleanstrainersorskimmer basket.
B. Locate and repair leaks.
C. Tighten fasteners.
D. Add water to normal level.
E. *
F. *
G. *
A. *
A. Turn on power at service panel.
B. Select FILTER, HTR/FILTER, or
JETS mode.
C. Reset circuit breaker.
D. Reset circuit breakers.
E. Reset GFCI.
* Note: The skills and tools necessary for the safe repair of this spa condition require the services of qualified service
personnel. Contact your dealer.

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VOLTAGE
METER
1200-1600 WATT (MAX.)
APPLIANCE
20 AMP
RECEPTACLE
IMPORTANT
TheModelZ100PortableWhirlpoolsparequiresaseparate115VAC20AMP electricalsupply. Ifthewiringforthecircuit
inwhichyourspais connected is notsized properly for 20AMP, or ifthe outlet usedis too distantfor the mainservice panel,
theremaybe a considerablevoltage drop. Sucha voltagedrop wouldnot onlycausetheunittomalfunction, but itmay also
cause permanent damage to the spa's electrical system.
Beforeoperationyourspa,therefore,werecommendthatyoutestthespa'sintendedelectricalsupplycircuitforsufficient
voltage. To do this, you will need an AC voltage meter and a small electric appliance rated at 1200 (minimum)–1600
(maximum) watts. A hair dryer or toaster will do. Plug the appliance into one receptacle and turn it on; take a voltage meter
reading from the adjacent receptacle. If the voltage is measured at 115 VAC (a voltage drop of 5%, or if there is less than
the 105V minimum operating voltage at the receptacle, the electrical supply is insufficient. The minimum voltage must be
maintained during spa operation.
Ifyourtestrevealsinsufficientelectricalsupply,severalsolutionsarepossible. First,youcouldhaveyourelectricalsupply
upgraded and provide a dedicated, properly wired circuit with 20 AMP capability to be used for the spa only. Second, you
caninstallatransformerwhichwouldboostyourexistingpowersupply. Werecommendthatyouseektheadviceandservice
of a qualified electrician who can determine your particular electrical needs for installation of your spa.

JacuzziWhirlpoolBathhasobtainedapplicablecode(standards)listingsgenerallyavailableonanationalbasisforproductsofthis
type. It is the responsibility of the installer/owner to determine specific local code compliance prior to installation of the product.
Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath makes no representation or warranty regarding, and will not be responsible for any code compliance.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
USE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SUPPLIED WITH PRODUCT.
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