Pooli Gamma 4 OS030981K User manual

Article No: OS030981K
PRODUCT MANUAL

Contents
1. Prepare for Installation....................................................................................................................................1
1.1. Selection a Location............................................................................................................... 1
1.2. Delivery.................................................................................................................................. 1
2. Technical Parameter and Specification........................................................................................................... 2
2.1. Structure of the SPA............................................................................................................... 2
3. Wiring Instruction............................................................................................................................................3
3.1.Find the Electrical Box and the Inlet.......................................................................................3
3.2.Connect to your power supply................................................................................................3
4. Fill the SPA with water.....................................................................................................................................5
4.1. Preparation.............................................................................................................................5
4.2 Fill your SPA within the standard level................................................................................... 5
4.3 Additional Instruction: How to open/remove/change the filter?..........................................5
5. Turn on your SPA(System Instruction).............................................................................................................6
5.1. Power connect:...................................................................................................................... 6
5.2. The Automatic Lock................................................................................................................7
5.3. Time setting............................................................................................................................7
5.4. The setting of circulation cleaning.........................................................................................7
5.5 The operation of pre-heating..................................................................................................8
5.6. Switch between power-on and standby status..................................................................... 9
5.7. Temperature setting............................................................................................................9
5.8. Radio/Bluetooth.....................................................................................................................9
5.9. The Operation Of Pumps: Setting of Water Pump.............................................................. 10
5.10. The operation to long time circulation..............................................................................10
5.11. Bottom light....................................................................................................................... 10
5.12. Heating operation.............................................................................................................. 10
5.13. Blower................................................................................................................................ 11
5.14. Fahrenheit and Celsius conversion.................................................................................... 11
5.15. Water shortage protection................................................................................................ 11
5.16. Unfrozen protection...........................................................................................................11
5.17. Current control...................................................................................................................11
6. Maintenance................................................................................................................................................. 12
6.1. How to drain the water from your SPA?.............................................................................. 12
6.2. Water quality........................................................................................................................12
7. Precautions of using the SPA outdoors......................................................................................................... 13
7.1 Environment of Using........................................................................................................ 13
7.2 Instructions and Requirements in Winter......................................................................... 13
7.3 The Low Temperature Protection Function.......................................................................13
8. Troubleshooting Guide..................................................................................................................................14

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1. Prepare for Installation
1.1. Selection a Location
The SPA can be installed indoors and outdoors. When choosing a location, please take the following factors into
consideration:
*The weight of the SPA, including water and the user(s)
*Drainage facilities: The drainage facility should be able to handle the maximum water capacity of the SPA.
*Surface Condition
Please place the spa on a structurally sound and level surface that is large enough for the entire spa, for example, a
concrete pad, concrete pavers or bricks or a reinforced deck. The adequacy of the structural support for a spa placed
on a terrace, balcony, roof terrace or other elevated structure must be determined by a licensed structural engineer,
architect or contractor depending on local and state requirements.
Do not place the SPA in a sink to avoid water accumulation and damage.
The spa warranty will be voided if an improper installation is performed. Structural damage due to an inadequate or
improper foundation is not covered under warranty.
1.2. Delivery
The SPA is erected sideways, packaged in carton and plywood and securely attached to a pallet. Use a trolley, forklift
or similar tool to transport your SPA to the desired location.

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2. Technical Parameter and Specification
Voltage
380V 50Hz
Electrical connection
3-phase, 16A
Hydraulic Pressure
0.1~0.2Mpa
Power of water pump
1500W*1pc
Filter pump
250W*1pc
Power of heater
3000W *1pc
Power of air pump
300W*1pc
Colorful light
12V,100mA
Total Power
5050W
2.1. Structure of the SPA
Size
1800*1800*800mm
Number of Seats
4-6
Shell
Aristech Acrylic (White)
PS Skirt
Grey
Filter
1pc
3.5"jet
4pcs
LED Light
1pc
3/4"jet
18pcs
Ozone
1pc
Air bubble jet
12pcs
Suction port
2pcs
Maximum water capacity
600L

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3. Wiring Instruction
The SPA has been assembled before delivery, you only need to connect it to the power supply to use it.
There are two ways of connecting the wires for the system: 220V one-phase and 380V three-phase. For a better
user experience, Pooli has chosen the 380V three-phase. There are 5 wires that need to be connected: 3 fire wires, 1
neutral wire and 1 ground wire.
3.1.Find the Electrical Box and the Inlet
The electric box is located inside the removable skirt board. You will find the following stickers on the board.
To open the skirt board, you need a pliers and a screwdriver.
1) Remove the gray screw around the skirt board (use pliers if it’s tight) , remove the screw with a screwdriver.
2) Hold the bottom of the skirt board with both hands and pull it out. (Note: The weight of the skirt is about 5KG)
3.2.Connect to your power supply
All SPA are 380V 50Hz 3*16A, and have a 5*2.5mm2 power cord.
The electric box is composed of 5 wires, which are live wire (L)*3pcs, neutral wire (N)*1pc and ground wire (G)*1pc.
All you need to do just is to connect the live wire (L), neutral wire (N) and ground wire (G) corresponding to your
home.

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If the cable length is not enough, the user can directly connect the electric box of the SPA from the power source.
1) Open the skirt and find the electric box. There is a diagram on the surface of the electric box to show the
connection of single-phase and three-phase. (Standard configuration is three-phase)
2) Open the electrical box and find the power connector. The user needs to remove the original cable .
3) The user needs to connect the cable from the home to the connector correspondingly. All you need to do just is
to connect the live wire (L), neutral wire (N) and ground wire (G) corresponding to the connector.
Important! A leakage protection switch with a current not less than 20A and a leakage current not more than 30MA
should be installed in current front-end.

2. Fill the SPA with water
2.1. Preparation
(1)Ensure that the spa is powered off.
(2)Double check the drain valve is closed in case of water leaking from the SPA. The drain valve is
located at the corner of the SPA cabinet. See 6.1 (page 12) for details.
(3)Take out the filter core to enable filling of the spa through the filter itself (See 4.3 How to
open/remove/change the filter?).
4.2 Fill your SPA within the standard level
*Please refer to the water level marker on your tub (as picture below) and make sure the water
is filled up within the standard range.
*Start all the pumps to test the system. See section 5. for the system instruction.
*Put the filter core back to the filter box. Please remove the protective film before use.
4.3 Additional Instruction: How to open/remove/change the filter?
1) Remove the cover by rotating it slightly
2) Rotate the inside cover 90 degrees to remove the inside cover.
3) Untighten the filter core by rotating it counterclockwise.
4) Remove the filter core from the box.
OR
Put the new filter core into the box and tighten it by rotating.
5) Put the cover back in place.
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5. Turn on your SPA(System Instruction)
5.1. Power connect:
The display shows current time and water temperature when the power is on.
When the display shows "---", the system is in standby status,and pre-heating and circulation cleaning are off right
now.
standby status

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5.2. The Automatic Lock
If there is no any manual operation in 1 minutes or press " " in standby status, the control display would be
locked.
Press " ", and the display will be unlocked. The "lock" on the screen will disappear.
5.3. Time setting
1) Press " "or '' "to enter time setting status in the standby status and on the condition that the pre-heating
setting and circulation cleaning setting are off. The display shows "SYSC".
2) Press" " to control hour (0-23)
3) Press" "to control minute (0-59)
4) The system automatically saves the time after waiting 6 seconds.
5.4. The setting of circulation cleaning
All settings of circulation cleaning need to be set on the condition of the standby status (the display shows "---")
1) Press " " to enter circulation cleaning setting status, then display shows "FLON", and the mark of "FLON" would
flicker. Circulation cleaning is turned on, and the start time of circulation cleaning can be set up now.
Press " " again to exit the setting and turn off the circulation cleaning at the same time.
2) Press " "(hour) and " "(minute) to set the start time of the circulation cleaning
Press" " to control hour (0-23) Press" "to control minute (0-59)
3) Press" " to enter working hours setting status of circulation cleaning (diagram2). Then display shows "FLDU",
and the mark of "FLDU" would flicker.
Press " " each time to increase 5 minutes, press " " each time to increase 1 hour. The longest working time is
19 hours and 55 minutes. Minimum working time is 5 minutes.

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For example, if the user needs to clean for 200 minutes, user needs to set 3 hours and 20 minutes (3:20).
4) Press " " to confirm and the system will automatically exit the setting status. After the setting is successful, in
the standby mode, the display will show “ ”.
*****NOTICE*****
*All settings of circulation cleaning should be done in standby status.
*The circulating pump and ozone would not work during the process of setting.
*If pre-heating and circulation are working at the same time, the display will show the countdown time of pre-heating.
Exit circulation clean mode:
In the standby status, press “ ”twice and “ ”disappears from the display.
5.5 The operation of pre-heating
All settings of the pre-heating need to be set on the standby status (the display shows "---")
1) Press " " to enter setting status, and display shows "HTON" and "time" would flicker. The start time of
pre-heating can be set up now( diagram3).
Press " "again to turn off the pre-heating and exit pre-heating setting.
2) Press " "(hour) and " "(minute) to set the start time of the pre-heating.
Press" " to control hour (0-23) Press" "to control minute (0-59)
3) Press" " to enter working setting status of pre-heating ( at least 10 minutes) and the display shows "HTDU".
Press " " each time to increase 10 minutes, press " " each time to increase 1 hour. (the longest working time:
19 hours and 55 minutes)
For example, if the user needs to heat for 250 minutes, he needs to set 4 hours and 10 minutes (4:10).
4) Press" "to enter temperature setting status, and the display shows "HT-T". Press “ ”to adjust the
temperature (15-42°C).
5) Press " " to confirm and the system automatically exits the setting state and enters the pre-heating standby
state.