PureSpa REVIVE5 User manual

INSTALLATION & SETUP GUIDE
INSTALLATION &
SETUP GUIDE
REVIVE5
[email protected] | 0800 000 827 | www.purespas.co.nz

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction.............................................................................................................
2 Spa Overview...........................................................................................................
3 Collection / Delivery & Setup.................................................................................
4 Wiring & Electrical Information.............................................................................
5 Installing & Filling....................................................................................................
6 Understanding Your Spa.......................................................................................
7 FAQ / Troubleshooting...........................................................................................
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1. INTRODUCTION
You a proud new owner of a PureSpa! It is our pleasure to welcome you to the
PureSpa family. Luxurious hours soaking under the stars whilst enjoying good
company and hydrotherapy massage, is now ready and waiting for you every day,
and all within the connes of your own backyard!
We take exceptional pride in our product and have worked to ensure all our spa
pools include not only the latest in spa pool technology, but also the absolute
best in design, quality and construction. So you can rest assured our products will
last you for many relaxing years to come.
We suggest you take some time to read through this manual and familiarize
yourself with it, before you even begin the process of lling your spa.
Cheers,
The PureSpas Team
Congratulations!

2. SPA OVERVIEW
Note: The spa pictured above is the Revive5 model. Some features may not be present on your partic-
ular model spa or certain features may have moved position. Picture above is used as a guide only.
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2. SPA OVERVIEW (Cont.)
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Stainless Steel bearing-less jets come in a variety of sizes and
congurations in your spa pool to deliver a range of pressures and
massage feels to those persons soaking. Activate by turning on the
jet pump via the topside control panel.
3MASSAGE JETS
Only on the Revive5 and Grand6 models - a perimeter of mini
LED lights surround the top inner edge of the acrylic and can be
switched between 13 colour options with the topside control panel.
2LED PERIMETER LIGHTING
Turn this dial to increase (slightly) the pressure of the jets in a
particular set of seats (usually the one/s closest to the dial) by
injecting air into the stream of water to boost it.
1AIR VENTURI
This smaller three pin valve is used to adjust the ow rate of the
waterfall. To turn o - simply twist clockwise until fully closed, and
reverse this process to turn on.
4WATERFALL CONTROL DIAL
Only on the Revive5 and Grand6 models - Speakers mounted in the
acrylic will play music when a device is plugged into the docking
station (located on outside of the spa pool) see #13. A LED backlight
provides a touch of class.
5LED SPEAKERS
Device used to customise the pressure and ow of water by
diverting from one zone of the spa to another by simply twisting the
diverter clockwise and anticlockwise. By having the diverter open
to both zones you will evenly distribute water ow and pressure
between both.
6PRIMARY DIVERTER
Select hydrotherapy seats have headrests as a comfort option to
add to the relaxation experience.
7HEADREST

Button pad and temperature display panel located on the top of the
spa into which various commands, control sequences and options
for operating the spa can be input.
10 TOPSIDE CONTROL PANEL
A large LED oodlight sits below the waterline to tint the water to
the desired colour.
9LED FLOODLIGHT
Backlit waterfall produces a steady stream of water and illuminates
with the colour of the chosen LED setting. This can be turned on
and o using the three pin valve (see #4).
8LED WATERFALL
The skimmer box houses your lter which water is drawn through
when the pump is engaged. Remove the lid and basket underneath
to remove and clean the lter.
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Pump intakes sit in the footwell of the spa and the water is drawin
through to be expelled back through the jets.
12 PUMP INTAKES
Water ows out this port when the external drain valve is released.
Small Ozone bubbles may emit from time to time during lter
cycles.
The waterproof docking station houses your device while you
connect it to the audio system via the 3.5mm aux cord.
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INTERNAL DRAIN
AUDIO DOCKING STATION
2. SPA OVERVIEW (Cont.)
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2. SPA OVERVIEW (Cont.)
The external drain valve sits on a cabinet panel on one side of the
spa pool. Attach a hose and twist and turn to release the ow of
water when draining.
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The multiple vertical slats hold the cabinet panels to the framing of
the spa pool.
16 VERTICAL SLAT
The female cover clips are not installed by default and need to be
screwed into the spa when you rst put on your cover. The straps
on the cover have a male end which click and lock into this clip and
then you release via the key provided.
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Multiple cabinet panels surround the outer edge of your spa which
protect the components inside. Each panel is held on with vertical
slats which sit either side (see #16).
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3. COLLECTION / DELIVERY & SETUP
Trailer Pickup (From CHCH or AUCK Warehouses, or Local Freight Depot)
The spa can be forklifted onto your trailer vertical (on it’s side for cage trailers)
or horizontal (for at deck / standard no-cage trailers.)
Warehouse Collection: Please ensure you have booked a pickup time with
PureSpas and your balance has been settled. Take your completed invoice.
Freight Depot: When your spa arrives at the freight depot, you will receive a call
for you to organize collection.
Transport Delivery
If your spa is being delivered to your driveway, once arrived, it will be removed
from the tail-gate truck via a pallet-jack and left vertical on a pallet. You will then
need to organize moving the spa into position either by man-power (4-6 strong
persons) or via the use of a local Hiab crane truck.
Hiab Crane Truck Assistance
A Hiab Crane Truck is a great option for spa delivery and is surprisingly
aordable. Local Hiabs range from $80-$140 / hour, usually have a reach
between of at least 10m and can lift over fences, hedges, gates and houses.
Consider access via a neighbours driveway.
Shifting Your Spa
Moving your spa will require man-power (at least 4-6 persons depending on the
size and weight of your model).
Packaging
Every PureSpa is carefully wrapped in packaging to protect it during transport.
Please remove the packaging and recycle/discard. If you notice any damage
from transport, please contact us directly.
Water Residue
You may notice a bit of water residue inside the spa pool, this is because every
PureSpa is thoroughly water tested at time of manufacture.
COLLECTION / DELIVERY
SETUP NOTES
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4. WIRING & ELECTRICAL INFORMATION
All electrical connections (except for plugging in) MUST be performed by a
licensed electrician and the resulting outcomes must conform to all national,
regional and local electrical codes in eect at time of installation.
DO NOT TURN ON THE POWER TO YOUR SPA BEFORE IT HAS BEEN
FILLED WITH WATER.
THIS SPA DRAWS NO MORE THAN 15AMPS AT ANY ONE TIME.
Cable/Plug
A 4.5m 15amp cable with plug has been pre-wired to this Spa pool and can
be plugged into an RCD protected 15amp socket (not an ordinary 10amp wall
socket). The cable can be found coiled up inside the spa cabinet - see next page
for location.
Where to Plug In?
If you have a 15amp outdoor socket protected by an RCD, then you can plug
straight in with the cable provided.
If not, please discuss your options with an electrician.
Electrical Info
15amps [230 - 240V AC 50hz IPX5]
NO DIP SWITCHES SHOULD NEED TO BE ALTERED OR CHANGED.
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
WIRING & AMP INFORMATION
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4. WIRING & ELECTRICAL INFORMATION (Cont.)
Where to nd your System Controller and Cable.
Cable Exit Point
There are no pre-drilled holes for the cable to exit from as each customers spa
location/placement will be dierent.
There are a few solutions for your cable inlet/outlet:
1. You can either drill through the cabinet and put in a cable grommet to seal the
hole.
2. Drill through the base of the spa if your wire is coming up from underneath.
Open a cabinet panel, locate the correct position of your cable and drill from the
inside of the spa down through the base.
Your Spa Pool controller and 4.5m cable is behind the marked cabinet panel in
the above photo. To access, remove the vertical slats (upright binding slats with 3
screws) that are either side of the cabinet panel, to slide the panel out.
WIRING ACCESS
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5. INSTALLING & FILLING
Cleaning Your Spa
As all PureSpas go through thorough water testing at time of manufacture, there
may be some excess water residue inside the spa and pipes. It’s a good idea to
give your spa a quick wipe down with a cloth before lling with fresh water.
Choosing the Best Position
When choosing where to position your spa, the rst thing you should consider
is what is going beneath it. Your spa is very heavy, weighing anything between
1200kg and 2500kg when lled. It is therefore very important you choose an
adequate foundation that is strong and level to ensure there is no shifting or
strain on the shell or cabinet.
The base we recommend you use is either a thick reinforced concrete pad, or a
well built deck. If you choose a deck as a base, please check that it complies with
all NZ building standards to ensure that it can adequately withstand your spa’s
weight.
Check Drainage
You need to be sure the area in which the spa is placed has enough drainage
capacity to handle the entire water content of the spa. In the event of spillage,
areas around the spa may become wet; therefore, all ooring, furniture, walls
and adjacent structures should be moisture-resistant.
Check Service Access
It is important to consider the access to the cabinets surrounding the Spa Pool.
In the unlikely event of a leak or issue with components, a service agent may
require access to a particular cabinet. We advise leaving a 600mm perimeter of
space around the entire spa, otherwise the spa will need to be moved by the
customer into a position suitable for a technician at time of service.
INSTALLING / POSITIONING
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5. INSTALLING & FILLING (CONT.)
Before Opening the Skimmer Box:
- Open all the jets in your pool by turning them gently to the left (anti-clockwise)
- Unscrew and discard the stainless steel transport screw that may be holding
down the top lid (visible in image #2)
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Grab the top lid with two hands
and twist anti-clockwise to
detach (can be quite sti).
Insert the lter and place it
over the circular holding piece
so it sits tight.
Lift o the lid to reveal the
basket grill underneath.
Insert the basket grill into the
top of the lter so it sits tight.
Lift out the basket grill and
place aside.
Press the basket down gently
to ensure a tight t.
See inside the skimmer box the
circular holding piece to which
the lter needs to sit into.
Replace the top lid and put a
hose into the skimmer box as
seen above to ll.
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Fill until the water line sits an
inch or so below the headrests.
You may need to adjust this
depending on bather load.
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5. INSTALLING & FILLING (CONT.)
DRAINING
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Operating the Drain Valve
The drain valve has a simple turn &
lock mechanism and an inner twist cap
which prevents the water from owing
out. Water will not ow unless in the
open position and inner twist cap has
been unscrewed.
Flow locked
(Extended Position)
Flow open
(Retracted Position
Inner twist cap still to be
undone)
Draining Water
Your spa pool needs to be drained and relled every 3-4 months depending on
usage. See water treatment section below for more details.
Start with the drain in the ‘Flow
Locked’ position (extended)
Screw on a male-end hose
attachment.
Unthread the inner twist cap
and remove it.
Attach your hose and run the
end to a drain location
Thread in the hose-adaptor
piece if required.
Push and twst the valve into
the ‘Flow Open’ position
(retracted) to release the water.
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6. UNDERSTANDING YOUR SPA
This Spa uses the Spa Power SP601 Controller and Panel from Spa Quip (Davies).
OPERATING YOUR TOPSIDE CONTROLLER
Ozone
All PureSpas are equipped with the latest Ozone purication system. Ozone is a
highly eective method of destroying bacteria and removing impurities. It’s drip
fed into the water line and forced to mix with water in a specialty mixing chamber
which reduces the amount of additional sanitizer required.
Water Maintanence
An integral part of owning a spa pool is sanitizing and balancing the water - this
is vital for your enjoyment when bathing but also to protect the spa and it’s
components. A full kit should be purchased and regular water maintanence
undertaken to to protect your health and prevent warranty issues.
A handy ‘Spa Pool Water Care Handbook’ is included with a startup kit purchased
at PureSpas, Alpine Spas or Spa Supplies.
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You can also download a copy of your control panel manual from:
http://www.alpinespas.co.nz/purespas/
OR CONTACT
[email protected]
0800 000 827

7. FAQ / TROUBLESHOOTING
What amp is my spa?
15amp
Does the spa have a cable/plug?
Yes a 15amp cable is coiled up inside the spa cabinet.
What side do I need to keep free for access?
A 600mm perimetre of clear space should be provided around the spa. In
instances where this is not acheivable, ensure the spa is movable (if required) to
a position that is servicable.
For Spa Operational Troubleshooting see the control panel guide and if not
resolved contact [email protected]
How much clearance does the Cover Lifter need to operate?
The cover lifter (optional accessory) requires at least 500mm of clearance from
the edge of spa pool to the wall to function.
What sides can it be installed on?
The cover lifter has specic sides it can be installed on depending on the model -
see our pre-delivery guide for more information.
TROUBLESHOOTING / FAQ
COVER LIFTER SETUP
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