treesse Muse GP User manual

Installation manual
Muse GP
minipool

The installation of this minipool is simple and immediate, however we advise you to read
this manual carefully before installing it.
The Treesse team is always available for any information or request for assistance that
may be required during installation.
GRUPPO TRE S s.p.a.
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Good luck with your work!

Contents
Safety instructions __________________________________________4
EXPLANATION OF PICTOGRAMS _________________________________________________4
Preliminary operations ______________________________________5
1PREPARATIONS AND CHOICE OF POSITION _________________________________________ 5
2CHECKING MINIPOOL INTEGRITY __________________________________________________ 5
OUTDOOR INSTALLATION__________________________________________________________________5
INDOOR INSTALLATION ____________________________________________________________________5
Transport and position ______________________________________6
1MOVING _________________________________________________________________________ 6
2POSITIONING_____________________________________________________________________ 7
TEMPORARY POSITIONING _________________________________________________________________7
POSITIONING IN THE PLANNED LOCATION__________________________________________________7
Installation _________________________________________________8
1DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS___________________________________________________ 8
2QUALIFICATIONS OF THE INSTALLER _______________________________________________ 8
3CONNECTIONS REQUIRED_________________________________________________________ 9
4WATER SUPPLY ____________________________________________________________________ 12
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WATER SUPPLY___________________________________________________12
TAP WATER AND WELL WATER ______________________________________________________________12
WATER HARDNESS_________________________________________________________________________12
WATER ALKALINITY ________________________________________________________________________12
5CLEANING THE PAPER FILTER ______________________________________________________ 13
6EMPTYING THE MINIPOOL _________________________________________________________ 13
7ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS _______________________________________________________ 14
SAFETY ZONE _____________________________________________________________________________15
TESTING AFTER INSTALLATION _____________________________________________________________15
First run____________________________________________________16
1FILLING THE MINIPOOL ______________________________________________ 16
2FIRST RUN ________________________________________________________________________ 17
Alarms _____________________________________________________18
Decorative panels___________________________________________22
Covering ___________________________________________________23

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Muse GP minipool Safety instructions
Read this guide carefully before install-
ing the appliance, and conserve this
booklet with care for any future consultation
of users.
If you do not understand something, contact
the manufacturer for an explanation.
Installation must be carried out by
qualied personnel in compliance with
local regulations and national provisions re-
garding civil and industrial systems.
Before making electrical connection to the
equipment, the installer must receive the
declaration of conformity of the building's sys-
tems from the user. Without such document,
the Manufacturer cannot be held responsible
for damage to the systems or premises where
the minipool will be installed.
Comply with regulations, instructions
and measurements on the “Pre-instal-
lation technical sheet”.
Unauthorised actions, tampering or
modications that do not follow the
information provided in this manual can cause
damages, injuries or fatal accidents and null
and void the warranty.
During the installation of the minipool,
do not place objects inside it, even
temporarily: they may fall down the drain
When installing the minipool, always
use personal protective equipment
(e.g., gloves, safety shoes, etc.)
Persons not involved with appliance
installation may not pass through or
occupy the work area during appliance
assembly.
EXPLANATION OF PICTOGRAMS
Danger! Situation presenting immediate danger, or a hazardous situation that could cause injury or
death.
More info: helps the installer understand a topic better
The pictogram refers to text in another document
Ecological notes for respecting the environment
Ecological notes
Given their potential danger, the packaging
materials must be kept out of reach of chil-
dren and animals, and correctly disposed of
in compliance with local regulations.
Treesse invites you to protect the environ-
ment by disposing of the material in special
separate collection bins.

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2CHECKING MINIPOOL INTEGRITY
After having removed the minipool from the packing, check its integrity.
Check:
• That there is no visible structural damage;
• That there are no cracks in the surface of the minipool or in the outer covering (cracks due to incorrect transport
or support are not covered by the warranty);
• The correct position of the sleeves and pipes;
• That any ties are not loosened.
If you notice any anomalies, do not proceed with the installation but rather promptly contact the Manufacturer.
Preliminary operations
1PREPARATIONS AND CHOICE
OF POSITION
The pre-installation sheet supplied at the time
of purchase provides all the information neces-
sary for a correct preparation of the installation
environments.
Before installing the minipool, check that everything
has been prepared. Find below a quick checklist, for
complete information always refer to the pre-installation
sheet.
Check that:
• A platform or a recess (in the case of recessed installa-
tions) of reinforced concrete, with a minimum thickness
of10cm,hasbeencreated,perfectlyatandsuitable
for supporting the weight of the minipool and the
people within.
• Ø15 cm vents have been installed to ensure proper
ventilation of the technical compartment.
• Drainage grating around the perimeter has been
installed to help preserve the equipment and the
structure (even for indoor installations);
• Non-slipooringhasbeeninstalledintheareaaround
the minipool;
• For a recessed installation, a technical inspection port
measuring at least 50 cm wide has been prepared on
all sides of the minipool;
• The connections to the electrical grid have been made
in compliance with current regulations in force in the
country of installation;
• A water softener has been installed for the water used
tolltheminipoolifthewaterhasahighdegreeof
hardness;
• For outdoor recessed versions, the walls have been
insulated to protect against the cold.
More information
OUTDOOR INSTALLATION
Preparations:
To run the electric cables from the main electrical panel
to the minipool underground ducts must be used and
adequately protected against freezing by using insula-
tion. It is also recommended to add drainage points in
them to prevent standing water.
Choice of position: take into account the proximity of
trees or hedges, and note that debris (e.g., leaves) can
cause damage to the equipment over time that is not
covered by warranty and make maintenance more ex-
pensive and frequent. It is also recommended to always
installooringaroundtheminipool,possiblyanti-slip.
INDOOR INSTALLATION
Preparations: in the area used to access the minipool
itisrecommendedtoinstallanti-slipooring.
The evaporation of water in the minipool in the pres-
ence of high internal temperatures can generate very
high levels of humidity in the environment.
To avoid this problem, provide good natural or forced
ventilation in the installation environment and, if nec-
essary,adehumidicationsystem.Damagecausedby
this phenomenon is not covered by the manufacturer
warranty.
Choice of position: Always take into account the size
of the minipool: narrow passages, doors and steps can
be an obstacle to its transport to the desired place.

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Transport and position
1MOVING
To move the minipool to the place of installation a suit-
able lifting device (e.g., pallet jack) is required.
As an alternative, provide for the availability of eight
people.
If the installation is indoor, before moving the minipool
make sure that it can easily pass through the doors and
hallways to reach the desired place of installation.
Movement must be carried out using personal
protective equipment (e.g., gloves, safety shoes,
etc.) and taking all the necessary safety precau-
tions for those involved and to not damage the minipool.
During transport, lift the minipool by holding it
exclusively by the edge and NEVER by holding the
plumbing lines or operational parts (e.g., pumps, etc.).
During movement, the surrounding area must be
kept free of persons not involved in the operation,
animals or objects (e.g., packaging, etc.) that
could get in the way.

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Muse GP minipool Transport and position
2POSITIONING
TEMPORARY POSITIONING
The installation of the minipool should be done
immediately upon receipt.
In any case, once unpacked, if it is necessary to
temporarily place it on a surface awaiting the installation,
it will be necessary to place level concrete slabs having
a minimum thickness of 5 cm under the entire bottom
of the minipool.
Since the temporary base may shift, it is recommended
to leave the minipool in that position for the shortest
possible time.
POSITIONING IN THE PLANNED LOCATION
In case of installation above ground (freestanding),
place the minipool in the installation environment (out-
doororindoor)andverifyitsperfectatness,essential
for proper operation.
For a recessed installation, lower the minipool into the
prepared space.
If it was not possible to provide a technical inspec-
tion port on all sides of the minipool, a pneu-
matic lift is available (OPTIONAL - to be request-
ed from the Manufacturer) in order to simplify future
maintenance operations. It is recommended to provide
a removable inspection hatch “A” positioned on the side
where the minipool components are situated.
After positioning the minipool in its prepared space and
after having connected the lift, test it.
Do not leave the empty minipool in DIRECT
SUNLIGHT. The surface temperature could rise
above 80°C resulting in serious damage, including
cavitation and the deformation of the surface and com-
ponents. Damage caused by direct exposure to sunlight
is not covered by the warranty.
In such conditions place a cover (xed or mobile) to
protect the minipool.
80°C
176°F
80°C
176°F
OPTIONAL
A
Optional lift with removable inspection hatch “A”
positioned on the side where the components of the
minipool are situated.

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1DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS
1 Control Panel
2 2-speed pump (water + recirculation)
2a Hydromassage pump
3 Skimmerwithpaperlters
4 Skimmer cover panel
5 Electronic control unit
6 Heater (integrated with the control unit)
7 Chromotherapy control unit
8 Drain tap
9 Air regulators (under the pillow)
10 Ozone (option)
11 Frame
12 Base
13 Pillows
2QUALIFICATIONS OF THE INSTALLER
Before installation, it is recommended to carefully read the safety warnings at the beginning of this manual
and to always operate in perfect physical and mental condition.
Theinstaller,qualiedandauthorisedbytheManufacturer,mustcarryouttheoperationsbasedonhisorherpro-
fessionalqualications.Anyactivitiesforwhichheorsheisnotqualied(e.g.,plumbingorelectricalconnections)
mustbeperformedbyspecicandqualiedprofessionalssoasnottorisktheirownsafetyandthatofotherswho
interact with the equipment.
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Installation
3CONNECTIONS REQUIRED
To be used, the minipool only requires
an electrical connection (power supply).
Also prepare an electrical and plumbing
connection to an exchanger (optional - if
provided) - see following page.
The following pages will provide detailed
explanations of how to perform these
preparations.
EXAMPLES OF OUTDOOR/INDOOR
MINIPOOL INSTALLATION
Electrical connection
Electrical connection
Room for
the electrical
connections
Room for
the electrical
connections
Drain
Drain
Technical
inspection port

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PREPARATION OF CONNECTION TO AN OPTIONAL EXTERNAL EXCHANGER (NOT SUPPLIED)
IN
OUT
IN
IN
OUT
Electrical connection
Exchanger
(not supplied)
Circulator
(not supplied)
Room for
the electrical
connections
Drain
Water
supply
Technical
inspection port
IN: incoming
hot domestic
water
OUT: outgoing cold
water
230V
C
S
P
in
out
PR
EV
P2
BL 1
BL2
HTR
Cromo
230V~
EVc
EVs
EVclv
+
-
J49J48
230V: heater/exchanger control cable
C: switch (recommended)
OUT: outgoing cold water
P: circulator (not supplied)
PR: recirculation pump
S: exchanger (not supplied)
The exchanger
means the
device that
heats water (in
this manual, it is
represented by a
boiler connected
to the solar
panels)
Inlet connection:
1”1/4 female
If no heater is required,
disconnect pin J44
The circulator must be
installed according to
the characteristics of the
domestic system (head,
length, etc...) and the water
content (in litres)
Outlet connection:
1”1/4 female

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ARRANGEMENT FOR CONNECTION TO AN OPTIONAL OUTDOOR SPA PACK
IN
OUT IN
OUT
Electrical connection
Room for
the electrical
connections
Drain
Technical
inspection port
IN: water
inlet
OUT: water
outlet
230V
IN
PR
F
C
CP
230V: circulator control cable
OUT: water outlet
IN: water inlet
PR: recirculation pump
F: lter
C: control unit
Inlet connection:
1”1/4 female
The circulator must be
installed according to
the characteristics of the
domestic system (head,
length, etc...) and the water
content (in litres)
Outlet connection:
1”1/4 female

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4WATER SUPPLY
It is recommended to use ONLY tap water.
If this is not possible refer to the “more informa-
tion” section to the side.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WATER SUPPLY
The optimal values for the water supply are as follows:
• hardness between 7ºf and 14ºF (fresh water) - 200 to
400 mg/l (ppm);
• total alkalinity (TA) between 80 and 125 mg/l (8-12.5°F)
• pH between 7.4 and 7.8;
• minimum inlet pressure: 150,000 Pa (1.5 bar)
• minimum inlet pressure: 300,000 Pa (3 bar)
• Water suitable for human consumption.
More information
WATER HARDNESS
Water hardness (TH) is determined by the total content
of calcium and magnesium present in the water, coming
from their soluble salts.
Water classication:
............up to 7ºf = Very soft water
From 7ºf to 14ºf = Soft water
From 14ºf to 22ºf = Slightly hard water
From 22ºf to 32ºf = Fairly hard water
From 32ºf to 54ºf = Hard water
....more than 54ºf = Very hard water
(1°f = 10 mg calcium carbonate per litre of water)
WATER ALKALINITY
Alkalinity (CAT) represents the concentration of bicar-
bonate ions present in the water. It is expressed as
mg/L of calcium carbonate or in French degrees (°F).
Ideal values of alkalinity range between 80 mg/L and
125 mg/L (8°F-12.5°F). Valuesoutside of this range can
more easily cause variations of the pH. Instead, alkalin-
ity within the range noted makes it possible to “buffer”
the pH value, resulting in fewer abrupt variations.
WATER PH
What is pH?
The pH is a chemical parameter that gives an idea of
the acidity or basicity of the water. It can assume values
between0and14.Bydenitionwaterisconsidered
neutral if its pH is equal to 7. It is acidic if the pH is lower
than 7 and basic if the pH is greater than 7. Disinfect-
ants have an ideal pH at which they are most effective.
In the case of heated water treated with bromine
products it is recommended to keep the pH value in
the range from 7.4 to 7.8 using chemical correctors as
needed if the pH is higher or lower to bring the pH
value back to the recommended interval.
acid water alkaline water
acid pH neutral pH basic pH
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
More information
TAP WATER AND WELL WATER
To ensure maximum hygiene and durability of the min-
ipool it is essential to pay close attention to the quality
ofthe waterthatwill beused toll it.Itis important
that the water used be drinkable. It is always advisable
not to use well water because it may be very hard, rich
in metals like iron and manganese, and have bacterial
loads. Tap water is recommended. In the case of very
hard or ferrous water it is always recommended to in-
stall softening and iron removal systems upstream. The
company cannot be held responsible for issues related
to the use of non-drinkable water or lack of installation
of such systems. The plumber is responsible for choosing
the type of components to be used and the verication
of compliance with the purity and potability parameters
of the water supply.
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Installation
5CLEANING THE PAPER FILTER
Cleaning/replacing the paper lter depends on how often the
minipool is used.
In general, rinse the cartridge every 2-3 weeks with clean water
to remove hair and other foreign substances. Be careful to clean
wellbetweenthefoldsofthelter.
Ateachchangeofwater,theltercartridgemustbeimmersed
inasolutionsuitableforcleaningthistypeoflter,possiblyover-
night, or replaced.
In any case refer to the instructions provided by the manufacturer
of the cleaning product used.
Paper lters should be mounted when they are com-
pletely dry.
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1
4
3
6EMPTYING THE MINIPOOL
CLICK!
1
2
4
3
Emptying takes place by carrying out the
operationsindicatedinthegureontheside.
Ifitisnecessarytorelltheminipool,seethe
pertinent chapter on page 16.
The water can be drained at any time,
without people inside the minipool.
It is advisable to always empty the
minipool during maintenance and at
the end of the season.
Before emptying the minipool, especially
if a shock treatment has just been
performed, make sure that the values of
disinfectants and additives are at normal values.

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7ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The Treesse minipools are built in compliance with European laws (EN 60 335-2-60) and are tested during production
to ensure the safety of the installer and user.
The connection must be made by an experienced, qualied electrician.
All electrical connections must be made only after disconnecting the electricity in the work area.
The electrical connection must be:
• Performed in a xed and permanent manner, without intermediate splices, in accordance with regulations of the
country of installation.
• Sufcient for the current absorbed by the bathtub (see technical specications).
• Provided with a functioning ground as per current regulations.
• Protected against splashing water, then placed in a dedicated room, closed and sheltered from the weather.
• Controlled by a multi-pole switch with a contact gap of at least 3 mm and a breaking capacity equal to 60A (or in
any case adequate for the absorption of the bathtub).
• Controlled by a differential switch no larger than 30mA.
The control unit's power supply cable must be of the H05 type with three wires (single-phase 230V) whose gauges
are adequate for the absorption of the minipool (see “Pre-installation sheet”). Its size depends on the absorbed
current and the distance of the minipool from the main electrical cabinet.
In addition, if the minipool is installed outdoors, the power cord from the main electrical panel to the minipool must
pass through an underground duct, without splices and adequately protected against freezing.
The Manufacturer is not responsible for connections made in a way that does not comply with local codes, the
specicationsinthismanualortamperingwithanyelectricalcomponentoftheminipool.
NL
230V~ When the connections have been made,
verify the proper operation of the differen-
tial switch by pressing the TEST key.
NB: to correctly connect the power cable, use
a cable gland (not supplied), suitable for the
diameter of the hole and the diameter of the
cable.

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SAFETY ZONE
min.
60 cm
min.
60 cm
min.
60 cm
min.
60 cm min.
60 cm
MIN. 230 cm
MIN. 230 cm
Local regulations prohibit any electrical installation (plug sockets, switches, lamps, etc.) in the area surround-
ing the minipool for a distance of at least 60 cm and a height of 230 cm.
MAKE SURE THAT... √
The minipool is level and stable.
Electrical connections are made correctly in accordance with local and national codes and that the cables
are not damaged, crushed or abnormally bent.
The minipool's drainage valve is closed.
The minipool is not leaking.
Tools, documents or other items were not left under the minipool or in the recess.
TESTING AFTER INSTALLATION
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First run
1FILLING THE MINIPOOL
Perform a preliminary cleaning of the minipool using a
bit of water and a mild detergent.
Do not use cloths or cleaners that are abrasive, aggressive
or that contain solvents because they could irreparably
damage the surface of the minipool.
Do not start any operation until the minipool has
beencompletelylled,otherwisetheminipool
could be damaged.
Before lling, once again check the quality of the water
supply. This is very important for the well-being of the
users and for the long life of the minipool.
For more information see chapter “Characteristics
of the water supply” on page 12
FILLING
Forlling,usearubberhoseasshowninthegure.
The water used must meet the requirements detailed in
the previous pages and summarised here:
Potability
Hardness (TH): between 10°F and 25°F
(100 mg/l-250 mg/l)
pH: between 7.4 and 7.8
Alkalinity: 80 and 125 mg/l (8-12.5°F)
Fill the minipool until the water reaches about 6-7 cm from
the upper edge and in any case until the “LL” indication
disappears.
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JETS 1
JETS 2
BLOWER
WARM
COOL
LIGHT
First run
2FIRST RUN
After turning the power on at the main power panel, the
top-sidepaneldisplaywillgothroughspecicsequences.
This sequence displays a variety of information regarding
thecongurationoftheminipool.
PRIMING MODE
This procedure lasts 4-5 minutes, during which the heat-
ing is deactivated to prevent any overheating in case of
lowornon-existentow.
You can exit the mode manually even before the end of
the 4-5 minutes by pressing one of the temperature keys
+ or -. In this case the display will show:
READY RANGE
o
READY RANGE
Regardlessofwhetheryouwaitfortheprimingtonish
or exit manually before it is completed, the system will
automaticallyreturntoheatingandlteringnormallyonly
when the process has completed.
During the priming procedure it is possible to activate
the pumps pressing the “Jet” key .
If your minipool has a recirculation pump, it is possible
to activate it by pressing the “Light” key during the
priming process.
PRIMING THE PUMPS
As soon as the control panel display lights up, press the
“Jet” key once to activate pump 1 at low speed
and press it a second time to increase the speed.
If you have a second pump, press the “Jet2” key
to activate it. The pumps work at high speed to facilitate
priming.
If the pumps are not primed after two minutes and the
water does not come out, turn off the pumps and repeat
the process. Switching off and restarting will start a new
pump priming process. Sometimes momentarily turning
the pump off and on will help it to prime. Do not repeat
the operation more than 5 times. If the pumps cannot be
primed, switch off completely and call a Service Centre.
Main page
heater LED on
LED - chromotherapy on
LED - pump 1 on
(jets 1)
LED - pump 2 on
(jets 2)
Important: It is not allowed to operate a pump without the
priming process being completed. Doing so may cause
damage to the pump and cause the system to energize
the heater and go into an overheat condition.
Exiting Priming Mode
It is possible to manually exit the priming mode by press-
ing one of the temperature keys, otherwise the priming
process ends automatically after 4-5 minutes. Be sure that
the pump(s) have been primed by this time.
When the system exits priming mode, the display shows
the following.
Warm Jets(1)
Jets(2)
menu/
select
Cool Light

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Alarms
If any alarms appear during initial startup, read the instructions provided in the following table. If the solution is not
possible, immediately contact the Manufacturer to request technical support. In the meantime, do not try to repair
or use the minipool but rather disconnect it from the electricity and water supplies.
GENERAL
MESSAGES
DISPLAY
SCREEN DESCRIPTION OF SIGNALS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Initialization
(Priming mode)
M019
Problem description: Every time the system is activated it automatically
enters initialization mode to allow the user to operate each pump sepa-
rately and to manually check that the air has been eliminated from the
circuit and the water is owing, operations not possible during normal
operation. Initialization mode lasts 4 minutes but it is possible to exit
the function before by pressing any Temperature key.
Heating is not allowed during the initialization mode.
Note: If the pool has a recirculation pump, it turns on with “Jets 1”
during the initialization process and activates autonomously when the
process is nished.
Water
Temperature is
Unknown
(notication)
READY RANGE READY RANGE
or
Problem description: The message indicates that it is necessary to wait
before knowing the water temperature: in order for it to be detected
correctly, in fact, the pump dedicated to water circulation must have
been in operation for at least one minute.
S olutions: wait a minute to view the water temperature.
Frost protection
(notication)
READY RANGE FLTR1
Problem description: The system has detected that conditions exist
for the water to freeze. Therefore, to avoid this, all the pumps are au-
tomatically activated and remain active for at least 4 minutes after the
freezing danger has passed.
Solutions: The starting and stopping of the pumps is automatic but
further utilities (e.g. heater) can be switched on or off to better protect
against freezing.
Water too hot
(OHS) – M029
Problem description: The sensors have detected a potential danger
due to the water temperature being too high, above 43.3°C (110°F).
The minipool functions are disabled.
Solutions: When a temperature lower than 42.2°C (108°F) is restored,
the message disappears and normal operation resumes. Check for a
possible pump malfunction or high temperature.
Suction pump
block* M033
Problem description: The error message “Safety trip” indicates that
the suction pump is blocked due to a suction problem or an obstruction.
(Note: not all minipools have this function).
Solutions: Contact Technical Service
* this message can be deleted from the top of the panel by pressing any key.

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EN
Muse GP minipool
Alarms
MESSAGES
CONNECTED
TO WATER
HEATING
DISPLAY
SCREEN DESCRIPTION OF SIGNALS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
The water
heating is too low
(HFL) - M016
Problem description: There may be an insufcient water ow into the
heater. Water heating is blocked for about a minute, until a new heating
attempt is made.
See the “Water ow problems” section.
Water heating
is too low (LF)* -
M017
Problem description: The system has detected an insufcient passage
of water in the heater.
See the “Water ow problems” section.
When the problem is solved, simply press any key on the control panel
to re-enable the operation of the
heater and reset the error.
The heater may
be dry (dr)* -
M028
Problem description: Possible lack of water in the heater.
Each pool function is disabled for 15 minutes.
Press any key on the control panel to re-enable the heater operation
and reset the error.
See the “Water ow problems” section.
The heater is
dry* - M027
Problem description: No water in the heater. All minipool functions are
disabled. After solving the problem, remove and restore the power to
initialize the water heating procedure.
See the “Water ow problems” section.
The heater is
too hot (OHH)* -
M030
Problem description: The water temperature sensors have detected
too high temperatures, above 47.8°C (118°F). All minipool functions are
disabled. Press any key on the control panel to re-enable the heater
operation when the water temperature is below 42.2°C (108°F).
See the “Water ow problems” section.
A reset message
can accompany
other messages
Problem description: Some errors may require the interruption of the
electric current and the subsequent restoration of the same.
* this message can be deleted from the top of the panel by pressing any key.
More information
PROBLEMS CONNECTED TO THE WATER FLOW
Check that the water level is not too low, the suction ow is not blocked, the valves are working, the air is not
trapped, the jets and pumps are ready.
In some systems, even when the pool is switched off, some functions occasionally activate to continue monitoring
the temperature or the need to activate frost protection.

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EN
Muse GP minipool
Alarms
SENSOR-RELATED
MESSAGES
DISPLAY
SCREEN DESCRIPTION OF SIGNALS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Temperature
sensor not
accurate - M015
READY RANGE FLTR1
Problem description: The sensors connected to the water temperature
survey provide inaccurate indications (error margin of 2°C or 3°F).
Solutions: If the problem persists, contact Technical Service.
Temperature
sensor not
accurate - M026
Problem description: The sensors connected to the water temperature
survey give incorrect indications. The malfunction continues for at least
1 hour.
Solutions: Contact Technical Service.
Sensor fault -
Sensor A: M031,
Sensor B: M032
Problem description: The sensor connected to the temperature survey
or the circuit sensor do not work.
Solutions: Contact Technical Service.
VARIOUS TYPES
OF MESSAGES
DISPLAY
SCREEN DESCRIPTION OF SIGNALS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
No signal
Problem description: The control panel does not communicate with
the electronic control unit.
Solutions: If the problem persists, contact Technical Service.
Development
software (beta)
Problem description: The control system is operating with a non-nal
software version.
Solutions: Contact Technical Service.
°F or °C are
replaced by °T
READY RANGE FLTR1
Problem description: The minipool is working with an incorrect con-
guration.
Solutions: Contact Technical Service.
* this message can be deleted from the top of the panel by pressing any key.
* this message can be deleted from the top of the panel by pressing any key.