Sonnenkonig Flores User manual

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CONTENT
PAGE
WARNINGS 3
SAFETY TIPS 5
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6
LOCATION ANALYSIS 8
PLACEMENT 10
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 12
FILL WHIRLPOOL 14
COMMISSIONING 18
CONTROL AND OPERATING PANEL 20
BALBOA TOUCH CONTROL 22
SCREEN LOCK 24
MAIN SCREEN 26
WHIRLPOOL FUNCTIONS 27
SET TIME 28
HEATING MODE 29
SUCTION MODE 30
FILTRATION 31
LIGHT CYCLE 32

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PAGE
AID 32
GENERAL NEWS 33
ERROR CODES 34
BALBOA CONTROL 37
POWERUP SCREENS 39
DUAL TEMPERATURE RANGES 40
DISPLAY AND SET THE TIME 41
ROTATE DISPLAY 42
LOCK DISPLAY 43
ADJUSTING FILTRATION 44
LIGHTTIMER 45
PREFERENCES 46
STANDARD CONTROL 48
IPOD & MP3 DOCK 52
TROUBLESHOOTING 57
WIRING DIAGRAM CONTROL MODULE 58
WATER TREATMENT 59
APP-DOWNLOAD 60
GENERAL INFORMATION 61
POOL CARE 64
TROUBLESHOOTING 78
WARRANTY / DISPOSAL / TECHNICAL MODIFICATIONS 79

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WARNINGS
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Drowning hazard
• Heat intensifies the effect of alcohol, drugs or medication and can lead to unconsciousness.
• Avoid temporary immersion or excessive swallowing of the water. It is not suitable for It is not suitable for consumption.
• Do not leave children or persons with motor or mental impairment unattended.
• Use suitable stairs to enter or exit and be careful of slippery surfaces.
• Remain seated or lying down during operation and avoid abrupt and rapid movements.
• If you experience pain or dizziness while using the whirlpool, leave the pool and consult a doctor.
• The jets generate a flow of water at high pressure. Exposure to the body for too long can cause bruising.
• Set yourself a reasonable time limit. Using hot water for a very long time will raise your body temperature. body tempera-
ture rise. Symptoms of this can include dizziness, nausea, fainting, lightheadedness and reduced receptivity.
Safety instructions and warnings are asserted in this section. Read the instructions thoroughly before use and in-
form third parties of potential risks. Failure to comply with these instructions may result in permanent bodily and
property damage and in any case in immediate expiry of the manufacturer‘s warranty.

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Electricity
• Electrical installation is subject to local and state ordinances. The electrical circuit may only be installed by a
qualified electrician. Earthing of the whirlpool tub is a prerequisite for safe use.
• Do not make any repairs or changes to the control system or other electronic parts.
• Never use the whirlpool tub during a thunderstorm.
• Never use the whirlpool tub with damaged electrical components or power supply.
• Do not connect any additional components (e.g. cables, additional speakers, headphones, etc.) to the pool.
• Place the whirlpool tub at least 3 metres away from any high-voltage lines.
• Always keep the flap to the control and electronics closed.
• It is not permitted to set up or operate lighting equipment, telephones, radios, televisions or other electrical
devices within 1.5 m of the pool.
General
• Do not bring foreign objects into the pool that may damage the tub.
• Do not place any objects on the cover and do not sit/stand on it.
• Ensure that the cover is correctly placed and secured after each use.
• If you experience pain or dizziness while using the hot tub, discontinue use and consult a doctor.
• It is very important that persons with existing health restrictions such as heart conditions, high or low or high
blood pressure, circulation problems, pregnancy, consult their doctor before using the whirlpool tub.
• Regular maintenance and care of the whirlpool tub will extend the service life of the individual components.
• Never allow the water in the whirlpool tub to freeze.
• Water temperatures above 38° C can be harmful to health.
• Only use the whirlpool tub if safety covers are fitted to all intake openings. This prevents body parts or hair
from getting caught in the suction openings.

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SAFETY TIPS
• Never use your whirlpool tub when the water temperature is above 40° C.
• Do not drink alcohol before or during the use of your whirlpool tub.
• If children use your whirlpool tub, we recommend lowering the water temperature to 30° C.
• Children should not use your whirlpool tub without adult supervision.
• In the event of pregnancy, high/low blood pressure and heart problems, please consult your doctor before using
the whirlpool tub.
• Keep all POOLPFLEGE products in closed containers in their original packaging and out of the reach of children.
• Carefully read the dosing instructions for all POOLPFLEGE products before use.
• NEVER mix POOLPFLEGE products together.
• Always add POOLPFLEGE products to water, not vice versa.
• Use caution when dispensing POOLPFLEGE products and always wear eye and eye protection if indicated on the
label.
• Prevent water from entering drains and public waters. Retain and dispose of contaminated wash water.
• Avoid release into the environment.
• Store all POOLPFLEGE products in a clean, dry and cool place. Rinse out the empty packaging and then dispose
of in accordance with local regulations.
Safety and warning instructions are asserted in this section. Read the instructions thoroughly before use
and inform third parties of potential risks. Failure to comply with these instructions may result in perma-
nent physical injury and damage to property.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Only use the whirlpool tub if safety covers are fitted to all suc-
tion openings. This prevents body parts or hair from getting
caught in the suction openings.
• The wet surfaces are very slippery, so care should be taken
when getting in and out.
• People with contagious diseases should not use the
pool.
• Make sure that loose clothing or jewellery cannot get into
the jets.
• The consumption of alcohol or drugs before or during the
whirlpool bath should be avoided at all costs as there is
a risk of losing consciousness and drowning. Alcohol and
drug consumption can considerably increase the risk of
fatal overheating of the body.
• Pregnant or possibly pregnant women
• should consult a doctor before using the whirlpool.
• consult a doctor before using the whirlpool.
• Never use the whirlpool immediately after a rigorous trai-
ning session.
• Staying too long can be detrimental to health. The body can
overheat.
• It is not recommended to use the whirlpool alone.
• Measure the water temperature with an accurate thermo-
meter before using the pool.
• Water temperatures above 38° C can be harmful to health.
• Never leave children unsupervised when playing in the
whirlpool.
Do not fill the spa unless you have read and understood the Water Chemistry section. When filling the spa, it is
important to perform a pH and alkaline test to ensure that the water is and remains clean.

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• To avoid burns, especially for small children, always check
the water temperature.
• When the whirlpool tub is not in use, make sure that the
cover is properly fastened. Do not allow children to play on
it as the cover could buckle.
• Always keep the flap to the control and electronics closed.
• This unit has an earth connection for connecting a solid
copper earth wire to establish a ground connection bet-
ween this unit and any metal earth electrode within a 1.5 m
radius.
• Install the whirlpool tub at a distance of at least 1.5 m from
all metallic surfaces.
• It is not permitted to set up or operate lighting equipment,
telephones, radios, televisions or other electrical devices
within a radius of 1.5 m of the pool unless these devices
have been permanently installed by the manufacturer.
• The electrical connection for the whirlpool must include
a suitable switch or circuit breaker with the appropriate
rating.

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LOCATION ANALYSIS
If you have an idea of how you want to
use your whirlpool, it will help you deci-
de where to place it. For example, do you
use it purely for relaxation or also for
therapeutic purposes? If you want your
whirlpool mainly for the relaxation of
your family, make sure you leave enough
space for other activities. If you use the
whirlpool for relaxation and therapy,
you may want to adapt the surroundings
to this.
Think about the environment throug-
hout the year so that you create the best
conditions for you. Include the view of
your neighbours in your selection.
To protect the hot tub from dirt and
spills, place a foot mat in front of the
entrance so that users can clean their
feet before entering the pool. If possible,
provide a water bowl for washing the
feet.
A distance of at least 1 metre is required
around the whirlpool tub so that quali-
fied personnel can maintain the device.
Consult the responsible civil engineer to
make sure that the foundation on which
you want to place the whirlpool tub can
also hold the weight of the pool all the
time. Especially if the pool is to be pla-
ced on a garage, balcony, eaves or other
platform.
If the whirlpool is used, the surrounding
area may become wet. All objects, furni-
ture and walls in the immediate vicinity
should therefore be resistant to moistu-
re or water.
Ensure that you position the whirlpool so that all equipment is accessible and the side fittings are not blocked.
Ensure that your installation follows all relevant local, state and national safety guidelines.

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The path to and from the whirlpool tub should be free of dirt
and leaves so that they are not transported into the pool. Dis-
tance from trees and bushes (leaves and birds make dirt and
work).
Sheltered environment: less wind and less exposure to weather
will result in less repair and maintenance costs. Environmental
factors such as rain, wind, snow and sunlight, water running
down from roof curtains, shorten the life of the whirlpool tub
cover.
You should be able to watch the hot tub from your home. You
can also put up a fence. In this way you can prevent unwanted
use by third parties.

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PLACEMENT
Due to the combined weight of the whirlpool tub, water and users, it is very important that the foundation on
which the whirlpool tub is placed is smooth, level and able to support this total weight evenly without fluctuati-
ons, slipping or subsidence for the entire installation period. If the whirlpool tub is set up on a surface that does
not meet these requirements, damage to the panelling and/or the whirlpool tub shell may occur. Damage caused
by this is not covered by the warranty. It is the responsibility of the whirlpool tub owner to ensure the proper con-
dition of the foundation during the entire installation period.
Outdoors
Observe the distance to the changing area. Also make sure
that the path to the whirlpool is clean so that no dirt, grass or
leaves can get into the whirlpool. Leaves and birds can increa-
se the effort of keeping it clean considerably. Less wind and
better protection from the elements can considerably reduce
the operating and maintenance costs.
It is recommended not to place the whirlpool tub under a roof
without rainwater drainage, as water run-off shortens the ser-
vice life of the whirlpool tub cover.
In the house
Sufficient ventilation must be ensured for installations in the
house. When the whirlpool tub is used, high humidity is crea-
ted which can have a damaging effect on certain surfaces after
some time. It is essential to ensure that the room has a floor
and walls that are not sensitive to water. There should also be
a floor drain in the room. No liability is accepted for any water
damage.

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The electrical connection of the whirlpool tub must be carried out in accordance with the country-specific regula-
tions, must be carried out by a qualified specialist company and must be approved by the responsible authorities.
The following must be observed
• No mains connections or connections with extension cables
may be used to connect the whirlpool tub. Failure to comply
with this requirement will invalidate the test mark and war-
ranty.
• The mains connection MUST be made via a separate circuit
that is not used to supply power to other electrical consu-
mers.
• The cable cross-section must comply with the relevant VDE
regulations.
• We recommend laying an underground cable.
• The power supply from the whirlpool tub MUST be con-
nected via a separate residual current circuit breaker.
• Only copper cables may be used to ensure a proper connec-
tion. The electrical connection for the whirlpool tub must
include a suitable switch or circuit breaker with the appro-
priate rating to enable all non-earthed live cables to be di-
sconnected from the power supply.
• Although the circuit breaker must be easily accessible to the
spa owner, it must be located at a minimum distance of 1.5
m from the spa.
• The electrical connection for the whirlpool tub must include
a suitable residual current circuit breaker that complies with
the SEV requirements.

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Connection by the specialist staff
• Remove the centre cover plate from the front of the whirl-
pool tub.
• To access the power strip, remove the cover from the control
box.
• Pull the cable of the main power supply through the cable
guide into the control box. Secure the cable to the whirlpool
tub panelling using the cable sleeve.
• Connect the lines to the terminal block. All lines must be
securely connected and tightened.
• Replace the cover of the control box. The electrical connec-
tion is now complete.
• The green-coloured connection at the end of the control box,
must be connected to earth. The connections must be made
with a copper wire equivalent to the circuit conductors. This
is to prevent electric shock.

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FILL WHIRLPOOL
1. The whirlpool must not be switched on when you fill the
whirlpool.
2. Never leave an unfilled whirlpool tub in direct sunlight
without covering it. Resulting bubbles, nicks on the surface
and discolouration on the jet covers are not covered by the
manufacturer‘s warranty.
3. Never switch on the pumps in an unfilled whirlpool tub.
This can lead to considerable damage.
4. Push the garden hose or another clean water source di-
rectly into the filter unit. Push it in as far as possible.
5. Secure the hose and turn on the water. You can fill in warm
water or cold water. Warm water will shorten the warm-up
time.
6. Although the pool was checked before delivery, a leak test
should still be carried out.
7. If the whirlpool tub is filled to approx. 15 cm below the rim,
turn off the water and remove the hose.
8. Now switch on the whirlpool tub and add the chemicals as
explained in the instructions.
9. Do not fill the whirlpool tub with too much water pressure,
as air can get into the pipes.
Never fill the pool with hot water!
Do not fill the spa unless you have read and understood the Water Chemistry section. When filling the whirlpool
tub, it is important that a pH and alkaline test is carried out to ensure that the water is and remains clean.

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Whirlpool cover
The whirlpool tub cover is an important factor in maintaining
the water temperature. It also serves to ensure safety so that no
unauthorised persons can use the whirlpool.
• Close the whirlpool when you are not using it.
• Remove snow and ice, as the additional weight can weight can
cause the cover to break through.
• Do not place or lay the cover on rough surfaces so that the
protective surfaces so that the protective layer is not dama-
ged.
• If you empty the whirlpool tub, mount the cover to prevent
damage from sunlight.
Wintering
If the thermostat measures a water temperature of 5º C or less,
the pool automatically activates frost protection and „ICE“ ap-
pears on the display.
The frost protection switches on all pumps, fans and heating
elements and circulates the water until the temperature rises
above 7º C again.
IMPORTANT: If you allow the water to freeze, this can cause sig-
nificant damage to the walls, pumps, electrical units and the
entire installation.

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Ozone generators help keep your water clean by forcing air
through a discharge chip or UV-A lamp and then continuous-
ly adding it to the water.
Ozone (O3) is a fast-reacting chemical bond that removes bac-
teria in the air and water. Ozone reacts only very briefly and
oxidises after a few minutes.
The ozone injection system is a hose assembly with a nozzle
that cannot be turned off. The system includes a one-way con-
trol valve and a „Hartford Loop“ which prevents water from
reaching the ozone generator unit and is responsible for safe-
ty.
The ozone generator does not eliminate the need for chemi-
cals and disinfectants. It simply purifies as much as it needs to
maintain the water balance. The ozone generator only works
within the filtration circuit.
The ozone injection system is already installed during pro-
duction.
Ozone generator

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Shock water
Water shocking is the process of removing from water organic
material such as body oils, cosmetics and lotions that can
cause foul odours, eye and/or skin irritation and cloudy water.
During shock, these materials oxidise.
iMPORTANT: Always remove the cushions when you shock the
water. Add them back as soon as you have cleaned the water.
Only use chemicals to shock the water that are recommended
by your dealer. Incorrect chemicals can damage the equip-
ment.
Water disinfection
Algae, fungi and bacteria can spread optimally in higher tem-
peratures. Impurities can have a negative effect on the body or
components of the whirlpool. The disinfectant is used against
bacteria or algae growth. It helps to keep the water hygienic
and clean.
Never mix different disinfectants together. Change all the
water and fill it with new, clean water again if you want to
change the disinfectant.
UV disinfection
UV light is used in many situations to keep large amounts of
water clean. In a whirlpool with built-in UV disinfection, the
water circulates through a shielded chamber which irradiates
the water with UV light to deactivate bacteria and fungi.
UV rays are harmful to the skin and eyes when directly ex-
posed, but shielded and only passively applied, it is harm-
less and adds tremendous value to overall water mainte-
nance.

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COMMISSIONING
Never fill the whirlpool tub with hot water. Do not connect electricity to an empty whirlpool tub, otherwise the
control, the heating, the pump or other systems could be damaged.
Function test
• Check that the filter insert, foam basket and strainers are in
place in the foot area.
• Check all electrical connections and fixings.
• Make sure that the drain is properly closed.
• Check that the main fuse is working and switch on the pow-
er. As soon as the pump is running, the water flows.
Filling the whirlpool tub
• Fill the whirlpool tub with cold water using a garden hose
via the filter cartridge (so that no air remains in the pipes)
to approx. 15 cm below the edge of the whirlpool tub.
Electrical test
• Check that the main fuse is working properly.
• Switch on the power.
• As soon as the pump is running, the water flows into the
whirlpool.

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Operational test
• The control unit is equipped with a massage programme ex
works. Press the Jet 1, Jet 2, and Jet 3 buttons to perform a
short function test. Check that all jets are working properly.
• Weak or varying massage jets are signs of low water level
or clogged filters.
• If certain jets do not work at all, it is possible that air has
remained in the respective pipes because they were filled
too quickly.
• Open the casing to the pump. Loosen the quick coupling in
front of the pump a little.
• Let some air escape, this will release the air from the pipes.
• Screw the casing back on and set the pumps again.
• It takes a few seconds for the water to be sucked in again,
after which the nozzles should run properly.
Water temperature
• Set the desired water temperature on the control panel (for
the first filling, we recommend setting the heating to 36° C).
Now cover the whirlpool tub with the protective cover.
• Wait approx. 8 hours until the water temperature has been
reached. Check the temperature development in the pool in
the meantime.

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BALBOA TOUCH CONTROL
CONTROL AND OPERATING PANEL
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BALBOA CONTROL
STANDARD CONTROL
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