THE SANTINA
Portable Whirlpool Spa
Owner's Manual
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WHIRLPOOL
BATH
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath does not recommend spa water
temperatures in excess of 104°F. Water temperatures in
excess of 104°F and prolonged periods of use can raise the
internal human body temperature excessively and impair
the body’s ability to regulate its internal temperature. Limit
your initial use of the spa to 10-15 minutes. High body
temperatures affect people differently; consult your physician about your safety and comfort before using the spa.
The elderly, the infirm, and children should not use the spa
unattended. Infants should not be permitted in the spa at
water temperatures over 100°F. Pregnant women and
people with heart conditions should consult their physicians
before using the spa at water temperatures over 100°F.
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.
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 remove the suction grilles! They are safety devices
and must always be in place on the suction fitting to
minimize the potential hazard of hair entanglement or body
entrapment.
While the optional spa cover is rigid, it is not designed to
support any weight. Therefore, as a safety precaution, do
not sit, stand or lie on the cover.
The spa must be installed with adequate service, access
and water drainage system. (See Installation Instructions.)
When using the electrical equipment, basic safety
precautions should always be followed:
This unit is equipped with a ground fault circuit interrupter
(GFCI) located in the electrical cabinet. Check at least once
a month to be sure this is operational. (The procedure for
testing is described on page 7 of this manual.)
Do not use electrically connected devices such as televisions, radios, or stereo speakers, lights, cooking devices,
or telephones within 5 feet of the spa while the spa is being
used. Lighting fixtures must not be located directly above or
within 5 feet of the spa. If located with 10 feet of the spa,
they must be on a circuit protected by a GFCI.
Do not apply power to the spa unless it is filled with water
to the normal water level, which is to the water level
indicator mark on the skimmer frame. Activating the spa
when there is an insufficient amount of water can damage
the circulation pump and may cause a fire.
Read manufacturer’s safety information provided with all
optional equipment.
The wet surface of the spa is slippery. Use care when
entering and exiting.
Save These Instructions for Future Use.
Owner's Record
Date Purchased
Purchased From
Installed By
Spa Serial Number Model #D550000
(See page 2 for location of serial number.)
The Santina™ Portable Whirlpool Spa
Owner's Manual
Model D550000
Contents
Page
Installation Instructions ___________________________________ 3-6
Inspection and Shipping Claim _______________________________ 3
Unpacking _______________________________________________ 3
Positioning Your Spa_______________________________________ 4
Electrical Requirements ____________________________________ 4
Electrical Precautions ______________________________________ 5
Outdoor Installation ________________________________________ 5
Drainage ________________________________________________ 5
Indoor Installations ________________________________________ 5
Equipment Set-Up_________________________________________ 6
Operating Instructions ____________________________________ 7-11
Basic Control Set-Up_______________________________________ 7. 8
Setting the Timer__________________________________________ 8
Controls_________________________________________________ 9
Temperature Control _______________________________________ 10
Setting the Thermostat _____________________________________ 10
Note on Determining Water Temperature _______________________ 10
Normal Operation _________________________________________ 11
Whirlpool System _________________________________________ 11
Silent Air Induction ________________________________________ 11
Filtration ________________________________________________ 11
Maintenance ____________________________________________ 12-16
Water Quality and Water Chemistry ___________________________ 12
Filtration ________________________________________________ 12
Water Chemistry __________________________________________ 12, 13
Disinfecting ______________________________________________ 13
Balancing pH_____________________________________________ 13
Balancing Total Alkalinity ___________________________________ 13
Water Quality Definitions____________________________________ 13
Water Level/Drain _________________________________________ 14
Skimmer Basket Maintenance _______________________________ 14
Filter Maintenance_________________________________________ 14
Automatic Filtration/Maintenance _____________________________ 15
Winterizing ______________________________________________ 15
Spa Light ________________________________________________ 16
Cleaning Your Spa ________________________________________ 16
Repairs to the Acrylic ______________________________________ 16
Covering Your Spa ________________________________________ 16
Factory Installed Redwood Skirt _____________________________ 16
Troubleshooting Guide____________________________________ 17-20
Alternative use for Water Rainbow ____________________________ 21
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The SantinaTM Portable Whirlpool Spa
84"
15"
TYP.
84"
15"
TYP.
Installation Instructions
The Santina™, by Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath, is a spacious
octagonal whirlpool spa which will seat up to seven people
with room to spare. Designed to provide the revitalizing
hydromassage for which Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath is famous,
the Santina features three directionally adjustable whirlpool jets and six high volume fully adjustable jets located
strategically about the spa. The Santina also features a
Water Rainbow
waterfall effect, as well as an underwater light with interchangeable colored lenses.
For convenience, a clearly labeled control panel allows
push-button control of the integrated heater, filter, whirlpool, and air blower functions, as well as thermostatic
control of water temperature from inside or outside the spa.
Also, adjustment of the Silent Air Induction feature may be
made by means of the control knobs. A 7-day timer (located
on the System Control Module) can be set for automatic
control of temperature and filtration.
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spout with flow control to create a dazzling
The Santina features two patented front load skimmer/
filters which make up the 50 sq. ft. filtration system. This
system has been designed by Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath to
allow easy access to the filter cartridge without having to
drain the spa or open the skirt door. The spa shell, which is
foam insulated to reduce energy costs, is tastefully surrounded by a handsome factory installed wood skirt.
The complete equipment pack of the Santina is mounted
within the perimeter of the spa, making the spa easy to
install. The spa requires a 230 VAC 50 AMP, 4 wire,
grounded separate circuit and is equipped with a ground
fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). The Santina is available in
several lustrous acrylic colors with color-coordinated fittings. (See the Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath Color Guide.)
Options available for the Santina include a gas heater to
be used as an additional remote heating source, a rigid
insulating spa cover to protect the spa from debris and
reduce heat loss, and an assortment of pillows.
SPECIFICATIONS
FILTER
MOTOR/
PUMP
0.75 HP
230 VAC
4.8 AMP
3450 RPM
Single Phase
60 Hz
MODEL
Santina
(D550000)
DIMENSIONS
84" (2134. mm) L.
84" (2134. mm)W.
36" (914. mm) H.
WHIRLPOOL
MOTOR/
PUMP
0.75 HP
230 VAC
4.8 AMPS
3450 RPM
Single Phase
60 Hz
PRODUCT
WEIGHT
595 lbs..
(270 kg)
3"
36"
OPTIONS
Gas Heater
Rigid Insulating Cover
Pillows
OPERATING
GALLONAGE
325 U.S. gal.
(1230 ltrs.)
ELECTRIC
HEATER
6 KW
26 AMPS
84"
SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
SHIPPING
WEIGHT
829 lbs.
(377kg)
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
230 VAC
50 AMP
60 Hz
Separate
Circuit
(see page 4)
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
INSTALLATION
Installation Instructions
Inspection and Shipping Claims
Check for shipping damage upon receipt of the spa. Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath is not responsible for damage to the spa
sustained during shipping. If damage is evident before unpacking, see instructions regarding shipping claims on the outside
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
Operating Instructions) to check for leaks which have resulted from shipping or handling. All Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath spas
are factory tested for proper operation and water tight connections prior to shipping. If leaks or other problems are detected,
immediately notify your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath dealer or Authorized Service Agent, or call Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath, (510)
938-7070 or (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.
Unpacking
1. Read disclaimer for shipping damages on side of
crate.
2. Remove sides and top of crate, as well as plastic
bags, leaving pallet intact.
3. Check for shipping damage.
4. Remove and set aside unattached accessory pieces.
5. Move spa to final site with pallet still attached as
shown.
6. Place a 4 x 4 x 72" wooden block beside the pan side
of the spa so it is parallel with the pallet.
SKIRT
7. Tip the spa over onto its bottom with the block
supporting the spa.
8. Remove the bolts and brackets securing the pallet to
the pan and spa.
9. Remove the pallet and the 4 x 4 block, then carefully
lower the spa to a horizontal position.
10. Attach the loose skirt panel included in skirt package.
11. Record the spa serial number on the inside front
cover of this manual. (See illustration on page 2 for
the serial number location.)
CAUTION: DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE BOLTS
THAT SECURE THE PALLET TO THE SPA UNTIL
AFTER THE SPA HAS BEEN TIPPED OVER.
PAN
PALLET
PALLET
4" X 4" X 72"
BLOCK
REMOVE
BOLTS
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INSTALLATION
Positioning Y our Spa
Because your Santina spa is portable, you can locate 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 4203 lbs. You must also provide access
to the spa’s equipment for service and general maintenance.
MINIMUM SERVICE ACCESS
EQUIPMENT
DOOR
32"
50"
Electrical Requirements
Your Santina, as it comes from the factory, requires a 230
VAC 50 AMP 4-wire grounded type electrical service and
must be in a separate circuit having no other appliance
connected in that circuit. If you do not have this kind of
circuit, a qualified electrician should be used to install the
necessary wiring. Inadequately sized wiring may cause a
voltage drop which could cause the unit to malfunction and
result in permanent damage to the spa’s electrical system.
The circuit 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 procedure
described on the next page.
Caution: Without proper grounding and bonding, a
system malfunction may cause fatal shock.
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INSTALLATION
Electrical Precautions
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AUTION Do not apply electrical power to the spa
unless it is filled with water to the normal water level,
which is approx. 7" below the spa rim (see location of
water level indicator on face of skimmer on page 6). If
the spa’s motor/pumps are 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.
Do not locate lighting fixtures directly above the spa;
lighting and electrical receptacles must be located at least
5 ft. from the spa. Lighting located between 5 and 10 ft. from
the spa must be on a circuit protected by a GFCI. (Refer to
National Electrical Code, 680-6.)
Do not use electrically connected devices, such as television, radio, telephones, stereo speakers, lights or cooking
devices within 5 ft. of the spa when the spa is being used.
All fixed metal objects located within 5 ft. of the spa, such
as fence posts, railings, door frames, greenhouse structures, gutters, etc., must be attached to the bonding 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.
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. Bonding lugs are available at
your local electrical supply store. (Bond bar location is
shown below.)
SUPPORT AND DRAINAGE
BOND BAR
Outdoor Installations
If you install the spa outdoors, we recommend that you
provide a concrete pad for it to rest on. To do this, construct
forms for an 8' x 8' x 4" thick level pad. Install a #10 gauge
wire mesh 6" x 6" steel reinforced grid. Attach a #8 solid
copper wire to the grid with a ground clamp. This wire
should be long enough to reach the bond bar on the spa
System Control Module (min. 36"), but should 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 completely by attaching a garden hose to the hose
bibb (drain valve) located on the suction plumbing 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 spa—
especially near the equipment area. If drainage is poor,
install a drain line and/or gravel drain field. (See illustration
below.)
Indoor Installations
Water which splashes on the floor during use of the spa
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
beneath the spa. Take into consideration, also, the high
room humidity which will exist due to high spa water
temperatures. Providing 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 damages resulting from excess moisture or
water spillage. Consult an architect or engineer for aid in
designing your indoor installation.
#8 BOND WIRE
(TO HOUSE
ELECTRICAL PANEL
OR LOCAL BOND)
TO BOND BAR
GRAVEL
DRAIN FIELD
HOSE BIBB
(DRAIN
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VALVE
JUNCTION BOX
FOR 230 VOLT
WIRING
HIGH
TEMPERATURE
SAFETY RESET
SWITCH LOCATION
WIRE
MESH
GRID
96" X 96" X 4" THICK
CONCRETE PAD
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Equipment Set-Up
INSTALLATION
1. Remove the plastic sheet covering the spa. Use care;
stepping into the spa with shoes will scratch the acrylic
surface.
2. Remove any packing materials from the spa.
3. Remove each filter cartridge from its plastic bag.
4. Pull open the skimmer/filter door by the handle located
in the middle of the door and remove the skimmer
basket. Then insert the filter cartridge into the filter
housing and re-insert the basket so that it fits in place
over the filter cartridge, and close the skimmer/filter
door.
5. Clean the interior of the spa of any remaining 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.
6. Install the skirt panel which was not installed on the spa
at the factory. To do this, secure with the screws
provided in your spa accessory package and follow
instructions provided with panels.
7. On initial start-up, it is necessary to purge and sanitize
the system as stated below.
• Remove the optional spa cover completely.
• Close the drain valve on the suction plumbing.
• Turn on circuit breakers at the main electrical panel.
• Select JETS on the SYSTEM switch.
1
/4 cup sodium dichlor (a fast dissolving granu-
• Add
lar type of chlorine) to the water and let the whirlpool
run for 15-20 minutes only.
• Turn off JETS.
• Turn off circuit breakers.
Immediately open the drain valve and drain the spa
completely.
CAUTION: Leave the rigid cover off the spa during this
procedure. Do not use the spa during this procedure.
Drain the spa immediately afterward.
8. Close the drain valve and fill the spa with water to
approx. 7 inches below the spa rim, or to water line
indicator mark on the skimmer frame. (See illustration
this page.)
9. Turn on circuit breakers at the main service panel.
10.Set the heater thermostat for the maximum temperature.
11.Test the spa for proper operation. (Refer to Operating
Instructions.)
12.Refer to Water Quality section of the Operating Instructions. Test for water quality, then add treatment chemicals to ensure proper levels.
• Open the six fully adjustable jets.
• Fill the spa with water to its normal operating level,
which is the water level indicator mark on the
skimmer/filter frame.
CONTROL PANEL WATER RAINBOW
SPOUT
SKIMMER/
FILTERS
WATER LEVEL
MARK
SPA LIGHT
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All Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath spas are factory tested for proper
operation and water tight connections prior to shipping. If
leaks or other malfunctions are detected, immediately
notify your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath dealer or Authorized
Service Agent, or call Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath, (510) 9387070, or (510) 938-7411 for Warranty Service.
SUCTION
COVERS
SILENT AIR
CONTROLS
DIRECTIONALLY
ADJUSTABLE JET
FULLY
ADJUSTABLE
WHIRLPOOL
JET
OPERATION
Operating Instructions
Now that your Santina spa is in place, you are probably eager to take advantage of its unique designed-in features—
especially the patented Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath hydromassage performance. Besides being a beautiful addition to your
indoor decor or outdoor landscaping, your Jacuzzi
Basic Control Set-Up
The control set-up on your Santina spa is designed to give you fingertip control of the heater, light, air induction, and
whirlpool/filter pump and blower systems of your unit from inside or outside your spa. Follow the basic control operation
described on page 9 to familiarize yourself with the several functions of the control panels located on the top of the spa.
Do not turn on power to the spa unless it is filled with water to the normal water level. (See waterline indicator mark
on skimmer frame.) When the power is on, the built-in timer may activate the system even though the SYSTEM is
turned off at the control panel. If the spa’s motor/pump is actuated when there is insufficient water in the unit, the
circulation pump and heater 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.
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whirlpool spa will provide you with the ultimate in spa pleasure.
CAUTION
• Using a garden hose, fill the spa with water to the water
line indicator mark on the skimmer frame (See page 20
for information on using the Water Rainbow spout as a
fill spout if desired.)
• At the house service panel, turn on the circuit breaker or
a switch that controls the electrical service to your spa.
(Make sure there is no other appliance on that circuit.)
• Open the skirt door giving access to the System Control
Module.
SYSTEM CONTROL MODULE
INTERLOCK
PLUG-IN
C0NNECTORS
SWITCH
TEMP.
SAFETY
SWITCH
FLOW
SWITCH
LIGHT #1
LIGHT #2
CAUTION
This system is GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) pro-tected for your
safety. Bypassing the GFCI or tampering with the system in any way may
cause electrical shock, in-jury or death and will void the warranty. GFCI
protection does not extend to 230 VAC circuit conversion. If test indi-cates
that the GFCI is not functioning, DO NOT USE THE UNIT until the electrical
problem has been corrected. (See installation instructions.) TEST THE GFCI
ONCE A MONTH.
TEST PROCEDURE
Unit must be filled to proper water level and correct power supplied.
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WHIRLPOOL
• Your spa is provided with a ground fault circuit interrupter
(GFCI). At initial start-up and at least once a month
thereafter, with power on, push the test button located on
the spa System Control Module. The reset button should
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 electric shock. Turn off power and do not use
the spa until the source of the problem has been
identified and corrected.
CUIRCUIT BREAKERS
GFCI
JETS
MOTOR/
1. Push TEST button of GFCI.
2. RESET button should pop out. This should cut off power
to the system. CAUTION: if RESET button does not
pop out, or if RESET button does pop out and system
is still on, DO NOT USE YOUR SPA.
3. If the GFCI tests okay, restore power by pushing in the
reset button. The RESET button must be pushed until
it locks into place and remains depressed.
IF THE GFCI FAIL TO RESET PROPERLY, DO NOT USE
THE SPA! CONTACT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
Turn dial to correct time and day. Slide tabs
toward center for desired operating periods.
(One tab = 2 hrs.)
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HIGH TEMPERATURE SAFETY SWITCH
High temperatures above the thermostat range
will cause the high temperature safety switch to
trip and the system to turn off. See operating
instructions. When water temperature is less
than 100° F., reset by pressing the safety switch
reset button located on the cover of the heater
enclosure.
CAUTION: DO NOT BREAK DOOR SEAL;
OPENING DOOR VOIDS WARRANTY
THIS EQUIPMENT REQUIRES QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL FOR PROPER REPAIR. CONTACT YOUR
JACUZZI WHIRLPOOL BATH DEALER FOR SERVICE.
NO USER SERVICABLE PARTS BEHIND THIS DOOR.
FIELD WIRING BOX
(System Control Module P/N 876000
IMPORTANT: THIS UNIT IS FACTORY WIRED FOR USE
ON 115 VAC 30 AMP (3 WIRE) CIRCUIT ONLY.
Converting the electrical system to 230 VAC requires
a 4 wire 230 VAC 50 Amp circiut breaker; refer to the
instructions on the rear of this cover. The conversion
should be done by a qualified electrician.
REFER TO N.E.C. (NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND
LOCAL CODES)
115 VAC ONLY
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OPERATION
Basic Control Set-Up (continued)
Make sure the circuit breaker buttons are pushed in.
Locate the HIGH TEMPERATURE SAFETY SWITCH,
which is a raised 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 shut down the spa if the water becomes
excessively hot. If, for some reason, the switch is tripped,
the reset button must be pushed in for the heater to
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operate again after the water has cooled to about 100
F.
Set the built-in timer (see below). Use of the timer allows
SYSTEM CONTROL
MODULE
two modes of operation: timed HTR/ FLTR and FILTER
ONLY. With the SYSTEM switch turned OFF and the
HEATER control knob set to the desired temperature,
the timer will activate the heater and filter pump to
operate during the time period set on the timer. With the
SYSTEM switch turned OFF and the HEATER control
knob turned to its lowest setting, the water will be filtered
without heat during the time period set on the timer.
Close the redwood skirt door.
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
BUTTONS
HIGH TEMPERA TURE
SAFETY RESET BUTTON
TIMER
DIAL
Setting the Timer
The built-in 7-day timer is located in the System Control
Module. The tooth-like tabs which are located on the dial
can be set to activate the filter system for two-hour periods
on any day(s) of the week. First set the correct time. Set
the time of day by rotating the outer dial and aligning the
correct time with the small arrow on the inside of the dial.
Note: Both correct time and day must be set. Next slide
one of the tabs toward the center of the dial at the time you
wish the filter system to operate. Note that the timed mode
can begin at any time of day or night at any specified day of
the week.
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GFCI
TIMER
PUSH IN ONE TAB
FOR EACH TWO
HOUR PERIOD OF
OPERATION
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OPERATION
Controls
The contrtol panel giving you convenient control of the
jets, filter, heater/filter, blower and light is located on the spa
rim.
To ensure your safety and allow easy operation, your spa
is equipped with two air-activated switches. One, the
SYSTEM switch, controls the whirlpool jets, heat, and
filtration. The other switch, ACCESSORY, controls the
blower system and optional light.
System
The SYSTEM switch controls the following four functions
in the continuous sequence indicated:
1. OFF
2. JETS
3. HTR/FILTER
4. FILTER
(The next selection is OFF again)
Use the JETS function as a reference to indicate your
location in the function sequence, since that function is the
most obvious when operating.
For best performance and increased equipment life,
pause a second or two between pushbutton selections.
Accessory
The ACCESSORY switch controls these functions in this
sequence:
1. OFF
2. AIR
3. AIR/LIGHT
4. LIGHT
(The next selection is OFF again)
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OPERATION
Heater Control
Turn on the heater by selecting the HTR/FLTR mode on
the SYSTEM selector switch.
With this selection, you can verify that the spa’s heater is
operating by viewing the HEATER INDICATOR light on the
spa control panel.
Set the HEATER CONTROL knob by rotating it to the
desired temperature. The temperature will be higher when
rotated clockwise. When the water temperature is lower
than that set by the HEATER Control knob, the heater and
filter motor/pump will be activated. The heater and filter
functions will automatically turn off when the desired temperature is reached. When the heater is on, the water is
also being filtered. The heater will also maintain water
temperature in the JETS mode.
The HEATER CONTROL is designed to maintain a
minimum temperature of approximately 45-50
setting. See page 15 for winterizing procedures
Setting the Thermostat
When your spa has power and HTR/FLTR has been
selected on the control panel, your HEATER thermostat is
working to maintain the temperature to which you have set
the HEATER knob.You will notice by the indicator light that
the heater is on when the water temperature falls below the
desired temperature and will turn off when that temperature
has been reached.
When the spa is not in use, you can set the thermostat to
a lower temperature; then, when you wish to use the spa,
adjust the HEATER CONTROL knob to the desired temperature. The water temperature will rise at a rate of about
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and skirt panels in place, and if the air temperature is 50oF
or warmer. This rate will necessitate a waiting period before
using the spa, the length of which will be determined by the
temperature of the water before turning on the heater. For
example, if the water in the spa is kept at about 70oF when
the spa is not in use, and the desired temperature is 100oF,
it will take about 5 hours to heat up sufficiently.
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 optional spa cover available for your spa will help
control heat loss from the water surface and thereby reduce
energy consumption. You can improve the spa’s heat
retention by keeping the spa cover in place on the spa while
heating the water.
Determining Water Temperature:
As spa products generally perform in a narrow range of
operating temperatures, we recommend that you use a
medical (clinical) type thermometer for an accurate measurement of spa water temperature. Other types of thermometers generally available, such as those used for
swimming pools, are not sufficiently accurate to determine
spa water temperatures. Take water temperature readings
in the HTR/FLTR mode when the heater has just turned off;
the indicator lamp on the control panel will turn off at this
time.
INDUDTION AIR CONTROLS
INCREASE AIR FLOW
(COUNTER CLOCKWISE)
DECREASE AIR FLOW
(CLOCKWISE)
CONTROLS FOR
FULLY ADJUSTABLE JETS
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INCREASE AIR FLOW
(COUNTER CLOCKWISE)
CONTROL FOR
ADJUSTABLE NECK JETS
DECREASE AIR FLOW
(CLOCKWISE)
OPERATION
Normal Operation/Whirlpool System
You can enjoy the Santina 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—only the gentle warmth of the soothing and relaxing water.
For a more invigorating spa experience, you can take advantage of the built-in whirlpool system. To do this, push the
SYSTEM switch button to select the JETS mode. Sit or recline in the spa so you are comfortable. Since all the jets are
directionally adjustable, you can direct a jet toward an area where muscles feel tense or stiff. The warmth of the water and
the stimulating water flow from the jet will pleasantly increase circulation.
For the total whirlpool effect and all-over feeling of well being, you can adjust all jets so they point in a clockwise or
counterclockwise direction to circulate the air and water mixture in a circular motion all about the spa.
Air Blower
The Santina features a built-in air blower and factory
drilled air holes in the seats of the spa to add to your
enjoyment.
The blower sends air to a channel located under the
spa's seats; this air is distributed through the air holes, and
as the pressurized air is released from the holes, tiny
bubbles are formed. These bubbles travel upward through
the water and expand until they reach the surface and
burst. The exciting visual effect of the bursting bubbles
contributes to the overall hydromassage experience.
Activate the blower by pushing the ACCESSORY switch.
DIRECTIONALLY ADJUSTABLE
WHIRLPOOL JETS
FULLY ADJUSTABLE
WHIRLPOOL JETS
™
Water Rainbow
The Water Rainbow spout will add the soothing sound of
a waterfall to your bathing pleasure, as well as provide a
beautiful cascade of shimmering water for an exciting
visual effect.
Activate the waterfall feature by first turning on the
JETS, HTR/FILTER, or FILTER function, then rotate downward the flow control lever located on the left side of the
spout. Use this lever to adjust the amount of water flowing
through the Water Rainbow spout. The waterfall affect will
be greatest in the JETS mode. Turning off the flow at the
fully adjustable jets will dramatically increase Water Rainbow flow.
CAUTION
Rainbow spout is not fresh water and not suitable
for drinking.
: The water circulating through the Water
Silent Air Induction
The intensity of the whirlpool action is determined by
how much air is inducted into the water. You have control
of this by adjusting the air induction control knobs located
on both control panels. For maximum air induction, rotate
each control knob fully counterclockwise to the largest
circle. For fewer air bubbles, decrease the amount of air
induction by rotating the control knobs clockwise. When
the knobs are turned to the smallest circles, only water is
being circulated. (See page 10).
Filtration
When you are ready to leave the spa, push the SYSTEM
switch button once to turn off the whirlpool. This puts the
spa in HTR/FLTR mode. Adjust the HEATER knob to the
temperature at which you wish the water maintained. In
this way, the water will be filtered when the heater goes on
to maintain the temperature. Running the filter pump for at
least two hours per day is sufficient. Another way to be sure
the water will be filtered is to turn the SYSTEM off and set
the built-in timer in the System Control Module to turn the
system on at a certain time to filter the water. Be sure there
is sufficient water in the spa (filled to the waterline indicator
mark on the skimmer/filter frame) when the timer is set, or
the spa’s motor/pump could be damaged. (See page 8 for
instructions on setting the timer.)
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MAINTENANCE
Maintenance
Water Quality and Water Chemistry
Maintaining water quality and water chemistry in your spa is extremely important and should be a regular part 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
helps maintain the water cleanliness and clarity by trapping most solid materials such as hair and other debris resulting from
normal use. However, the most important part of maintaining water chemistry is keeping the proper level of disinfectant in
the water at all times. This is accomplished by adding chlorine or bromine to the water, which will control particles too small
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, as well as 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. We recommend that you
run your filter system for at least two hours each day. 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 bring about various undesirable water quality conditions. These conditions can be
corrected with the use of spa treatment chemicals which
are available from your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath dealer.
Such conditions include the following:
Foaming: A de-foamer is available to minimize foaming of
the water. This condition is usually caused by the addition
of soaps or oils, or other fatty substances to the spa water.
The interaction of these with hot water, especially at high
pH (more alkaline), will cause the water to foam. (See
Water Quality Definitions.)
Oil Film or Cloudy Water: Add clarifier to congeal oil film
on the water surface into globules sufficiently large enough
to be trapped by the system’s filter. Cloudiness is caused
by particles that are too small to be trapped in the filter and
is also due to the presence of human body oils, lotions, and
cosmetics. During normal use, these materials can accumulate on the filter element and clog its pores. The addition
of clarifier will make the water clearer, but may clog filters
which must be cleaned as prescribed under the section
entitled “Filter Maintenance” in this manual.
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 especially for spas from your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath dealer.
The test kit must be of the type which allows you to test for
the disinfectant (chlorine) level, pH, and total alkalinity.
Make sure, also, that chemicals used in your spa are
especially for spa use, and not for swimming pools, as
water quality maintenance of spas and 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
yourself with the amount of chemicals to add and determine
how often to make chemical adjustments during normal
use. Remember that the more the spa is used, the more
often you should check the water chemistry.
When adding any chemicals, always run the filter system
to ensure complete dilution with the water. Do not add
chemicals directly into the skimmer.
Hard Water: Add a de-mineralizer to break down or deionize mineral particles present in the spa water.
Follow the “Filter Maintenance” procedure described in
this manual to ensure optimum performance of your spa’s
filtration system.
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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.
Add a disinfectant to the water on a regular basis to help
control the amount of bacteria, algae and organic materials.
Such bacterial contaminants, if not controlled, could cause
skin rashes or other physical problems. To disinfect the spa
for normal use, first establish the amount of chlorine or
bromine to add and determine how often you need to add
it.
We recommend that you maintain a free chlorine level of
2.0 to 5.0 ppm at all times except when you must exceed
that during the initial purge/sanitizing procedure or during
superchlorination (see “Water Quality Definitions” below).
with heavy spa use, superchlorinate your spa every two
weeks . If using sodium dichlor, add one heaping tablespoon for each 150 gallons of spa water. Scrub the spa
surfaces with this solution to remove any oily deposits. This
will ensure that any 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 before using the
spa again. Do not install a rigid cover until the disinfec-
tant level is back to normal. High concentrations of
chlorine or bromine will damage metallic plated
finishes if the cover is in place.
Balancing pH:
For good hygiene and equipment longevity, maintain the
pH of your spa water according to the instructions provided.
pH is the measure to determine if the spa water is too acid
(low pH) or too alkaline or basic (high pH). The ideal range
for spa water is 7.2 to 7.6 pH. For excessive acidity (below
7.2 pH), add soda ash or sodium bicarbonate 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
equipment damage, as acidic water will dissolve metals,
while 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 before testing water
quality again to insure an accurate reading.
Balancing Total Alkalinity:
Total alkalinity is the measure of base materials in the
water. The recommended range for total alkalinity is between 80 ppm and 150 ppm. If the chemistry of the water
is not within this range, you will have difficulty adjusting the
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 "Equipment
Set-Up" section of the "Installation Instructions") and clean
the spa surfaces thoroughly before refilling with fresh
water. Then re-establish water chemistry. If the spa is used
heavily, change the water at least every month.
WATER QUALITY DEFINITIONS
pH: A chemical term used in expressing 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 increasing 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 recommended
because of its higher acidic nature and slow dissolving action.
Prolonged contact with the spa shell may bleach or permanently mark the shell.
Sodium dichlor: The type of chlorine that is recommended
for spa use, as it is available in fast dissolving granular form.
It is neither excessively acid nor alkaline in character and does
not readily dissipate in higher water temperatures.
Calcium hypochlorite: A granular chlorine product that is
inexpensive and effective but not recommended because
it often tends to form calcium deposits on heater parts and
plumbing fittings and leaves an unattractive film on the spa at
the water line.
Sodium hypochlorite: A liquid chlorine product that is
inexpensive and effective but not recommended because the
liquid is readily spilled onto the spa or a surrounding area,
causing permanent damage. It has limited effectiveness at
high water temperatures and readily affects pH balance.
Total alkalinity: The measure of the amount of alkaline
materials (such as carbonates, bicarbonates and hydroxides) 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. Low
total alkalinity (below 60 ppm) could be corrosive and damage your spa system.
Superchlorination: (Also referred to as “shock treatment”.)
The addition of an above-normal level of disinfectant to kill
any bacteria or algae that might have become resistant to
normal levels of disinfectant.
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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, and
winds, etc., accumulate in the spa and cannot be filtered
out, it is necessary to drain your spa and refill it with fresh
water. This should be done every 2 months or more often
depending 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
garden hose to the drain valve in the suction plumbing, (Via
access hole in pan). (See illustration on page 5) Turn the
handle and drain the spa.
After draining the spa, clean the spa shell, suction
covers, skimmer, and filter, then close the drain valve and
refill the spa with fresh water. Check the pH level and
maintain water quality.
NORMAL WATER LEVEL
Skimmer Basket Maintenance
The basket located in the skimmer of the spa should be
checked at least once a week for collection of debris, such
as leaves, hair, etc., and cleaned as necessary. To clean
the basket, remove it from the skimmer by pulling it out, then
backflush it with a garden hose and re-install.
FRONT ACCESS
SKIMMER/FILTER
SKIMMER BASKET
NYLON ROPE LOOP
WEIR
FILTER CARTRIDGE
DOOR
Filter Maintenance
The suction covers located in the foot well area should be
checked at least once a week for collected debris, such as
leaves, hair, etc., and cleaned as necessary. It may not be
necessary to remove the suction cover to clean it, but if you
need to, remove the center screw with a Phillips type
screwdriver and clean the cover by flushing with water from
a hose.
CAUTION
diately after cleaning. It is a safety device and must be
in place over the suction fitting to minimize potential
hazard of hair and body entrapment.
If heavy rains raise the spa water level, drain the spa to
its normal level.
The optional rigid spa cover , when in place over 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.
: Be sure to replace the suction cover imme-
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The filters should be checked periodically. In normal use,
check the filters at least once a month. Keep the filters
clean; obstructed filters reduces water quality and inhibits
proper system performance.
A removable filter cartridge is located inside the skimmer. To remove it, pull open the skimmer door by the
handle located in the middle of the door. Slide the basket
out, then pull the filter cartridge upward and out of the
housing by the loop at the top of the filter. Clean the filter
by separating the folds of the filter and spraying with fresh
water from a garden hose. Then re-install the cartridge in
the housing and replace the basket, reversing the above
procedure.
Oils will coat the filter, resulting in a reduced flow. To
remove such materials, soak the cartridge in a plastic pail
containing a commercial filter cleaning solution (available
from your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath 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 coatings from the cartridge. Use
a stronger solution of TSP 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.
Replacement cartridges are available through your
Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath Dealer.
MAINTENANCE
Automatic Filtration/Maintenance
If you plan to be away, you should maintain minimum water quality by running the filter system. To do this, set the timer
to turn the system on for at least two hours each day. This will cause the filter system to turn on at a desired time. Set the
timer according to instructions on page 8.
If you will be away for an extended period, however, we recommend that you drain the spa (following the procedure
described under Winterizing on this page), 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 outlined
for winterizing your spa in a warm climate. (See Winterizing.) Note: We do not recommend using this procedure if you are
absent during the summer, when algae build-up 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 the power at the circuit breaker.
3. Drain the spa completely by attaching a garden hose to
the drain valve on the suction plumbing. Then remove
the hose and leave the drain valve open to completely
drain the spa.
4. Remove the filter cartridges. clean them, and store them
dry.
5. Keep water and debris out by covering with a rigid spa
cover.
Before using the spa again, review the Operating Instruc-
tions.
CAUTION: Not winterizing will cause irreversible dam-
age (at freezing temperatures) to the pump and/or
plumbing lines.
Note: If the spa is to be used during winter in a cold climate,
see warm climate instructions below.
Factory Installed Redwood Skirt
Your Santina spa is supplied with a factory-installed
redwood skirt which completely surrounds the spa. The
door can be opened for routine maintenance, setting the
timer, and for testing the GFCI before use.
The skirt is made of kiln-dried wood and can be left
natural to weather, or you may choose to apply a stain or
clear finish. Consult your local paint dealer for the
appropriate product. NOTE: WE RECOMMEND A WATER BASED MATERIAL. OIL OR SOLVENT BASED
FINISHING MATERIALS WILL DEGRADE THE SKIRT
BACKING MATERIAL.
If it becomes necessary to remove one or more of the
skirt panels for major service access, simply remove the
screws with which the section is secured.
To detach any of the panels, first remove all screws
from the panel being detached.
The panels can be re-attached to the spa by reversing
the above procedure.
Note: When you remove the skirt, you will notice the
plastic covered, foam insulation blocks. These blocks are
designed to be removed when service is required and reinstalled when service has been completed.
In a warm climate where there are occasional freezing
temperatures, follow this procedure:
1. Select the HTR/FLTR mode.
2. Set the thermostat to its minimum temperature
(45-50
counterclockwise.
3. Maintain a chemical balance. (See Water Quality
section.)
4. Keep the spa covered.
0
F.) by turning the HEATER KNOB all the way
PHILLIPS
SCREWS
SKIRT
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MAINTENANCE
Spa Light
Two filters, one blue and one red, are provided with your
spa. To change the filter, simply snap the colored filters in
place on top of the normal lens. Two replacement bulbs
(GE Model 912, 12W, 12V) are also included. Put them in
a safe place for future use. When a bulb burns out, replace
it from the back of the light fitting, on the outside of the shell,
by pulling out the bulb receptacle.
LIGHT BULB
REPLACEMENT
LOCKING
NUT
LIGHT BULB
BULB
RECEPTACLE
NORMAL
LENS
COLORED
FILTER
LIGHT
BEZEL
SHELL
Covering Your Spa
An optional rigid spa cover is available to place on top of
the spa. The use of this cover will to help reduce energy
costs by minimizing heat loss and evaporation from your
spa. In addition, the attractive spa cover is an effective
means of preventing debris such as leaves and dirt from
entering your spa when not in use. Follow the instructions
for use and care provided with the spa cover.
CAUTION:
While the spa cover is rigid, it is not designed to
support any weight. Therefore, as a safety precaution
and to preserve the life of your cover, you must not sit,
stand, or lie on it; nor should you place objects of any
kind on top of it.
Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath does not guarantee or warranty this cover. Refer to spa cover manufacturer's
information provided with the cover.
SANTINA SPA WITH RIGID
INSULATING COVER
Cleaning Your Spa
Your Santina spa shell consists of two layers of plastic
materials. 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. A catalyst causes a chemical reaction during
manufacturing 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, non-abrasive liquid
detergent, isopropyl alcohol, or commercially prepared spa
cleaner. Do not use abrasive cleaners. You can protect
and restore the gloss to a dulled surface by applying
Meguiar’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.
Use a spa cleaner for residue buildup at the water level
of the spa surface. This may be applied to the acrylic
surface with a soft cloth and wiped clean. Use sparingly in
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
Minor scratches which do not penetrate the color finish
(acrylic) can be removed with 600-grit wet/dry sandpaper.
Restore the glossy finish with Meguiar's #10 Mirror Glaze or
comparable automotive paste wax.
Major scratches or gouges which penetrate the acrylic
surface will require refinishing. Ask your Jacuzzi Whirlpool
Bath Dealer for special instructions.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM REMEDYPROBABLE CAUSE
1. Control Switches do not
respond.
2. Heater not functioning.
3. Heater not functioning but
the heater light on.
A. No power to the unit.
B. Actuated too rapidly.
C. High Temperature Safety
Switch is tripped.
A. No power to heater.
B. Heater mode not selected.
C. Thermostat set lower
than water temperature.
D. High temperature safety
switch tripped.
E. Flow switch not operating.
F. Abnormally low water flow.
G. Heater relay not operating.
H. Heater element failure.
A. Element malfunction.
B. Relay malfunction.
A. Turn on circuit breakers. Reset GFCI.
B. Wait 60 seconds, system will
be restored automatically.
C. Reset button on heater after water has
cooled. See *Note if switch continues
to trip.
A. Check house circuit breaker and
GFCI.
B. Select HEATER/FILTER mode.
C. Turn to desired temperature.
D. Reset button on heater after
water has cooled; see *Note if
switch continues to trip.
E. Check flow switch and plug in con nection on System Control Module.
F. See problem No. 6 below.
G. *
H. *
A. *
B. *
4. Water not clean.
5. Abnormal water usage.
6. Low water flow from jets.
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 content of solids in
water.
G. Filter motor plug not
connected to System Control
Module.
A. Leak in suction line,
discharge line, or
connections.
B. Excessive evaporation
and/or splashing.
A. Normal operation in FILTER,
HTR/FLTR or AIR mode.
B. Low water level.
C. Clogged or blocked suction
strainer or skimmer basket.
D. Dirty filter.
E. Adjustable jet partially closed.
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.
G. Check filter motor connection
on System Control Module.
A. Repair leak.
B. Use rigid spa cover; lower
thermostat setting.
A. Select JETS mode for maximum
flow.
B. Fill to water level indicator mark
on skimmer/filter frame.
C. Clean strainers or skimmer baskets.
D. Clean or replace.
E.. Open jet.
* Note: The skills and tools necessary for the safe repair of this spa require the services of qualified service
personnel. Contact your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath Authorized Service Agent or Dealer.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
REMEDYPROBABLE CAUSEPROBLEM
6. Low water flow from jets.
(Continued)
7. No water flow from jets.
8. Noisy pump and motor.
F. Suction or discharge line
partially plugged.
G. Pump running at subnormal
speed.
H. Worn or damaged pump seal.
I. Subnormal voltage.
A. Power turned off.
B. Selector switch in OFF.
C. Motor(s) not connected.
D. House circuit breaker
tripped; no power to system.
E. Spa circuit protector tripped.
F. High temperature safety
switch tripped.
G. GFCI tripped.
H. Faulty pump or motor.
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.
F. *
G. *
H. *
I. Call an electrician or your
power company.
A. Turn on power at service panel.
B. Select another function.
C. Check motor plug connections
on System Control Module.
D. Reset circuit breaker.
E. Reset circuit protector.
F. Reset button on heater after
water has cooled; See *Note if
switch continues to trip.
G. Reset GFCI.
H. *
A. Clean strainer(s).
B. Locate and repair leaks.
C. Tighten fasteners.
D. Add water to normal level.
E. *
F. *
G. *
9. Water leakage at pump
shaft (rotating connection
between pump and motor)
10. Motor will not start
* Note: The skills and tools necessary for the safe repair of this spa require the services of qualified service personnel.
Contact your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath Authorized Service Agent or Dealer.
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 protectors tripped.
E. GFCI tripped.
F. High temperature safety
switch tripped.
A. *
A. Turn on power at service panel.
B. Select FILTER, HTR/FILTER, or
JETS mode.
C. Reset circuit breaker.
D. Reset circuit protectors.
E. Reset GFCI.
F. Reset button on heater after
water has cooled; see *Note
if switch continues to trip.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
REMEDYPROBABLE CAUSEPROBLEM
10. Motor will not start.
(Continued)
11. Motor stops.
12. Air Blower does not operate.
G. Subnormal voltage.
H. Improper or defective wiring.
I. Locked shaft or impeller.
J. Motor windings burned out.
K. Defective starting switch
inside motor.
A. Motor overload condition.
B. High temperature safety
switch tripped.
C. Selector switch failure.
D. Relay failure.
E. Inadequate supply wiring.
A. Power off.
B. ACCESSORY switch is OFF.
C. House circuit breaker tripped,
no power to system.
D. GFCI tripped.
E. Faulty motor.
G. Call and electrician or your
power company.
H. *
I. *
J. *
K. *
A. Let cool for one hour. Motor
overload will reset; if problem
persists, see *Note.
B. Reset button on heater after
water has cooled; see *Note if
switch continues to trip.
C. *
D. *
E. Consult electrician to correct
wiring to unit.
A. Turn on power at service panel.
B. Select other function.
C. Reset circuit breaker.
D. Reset GFCI.
E. *
13. Accessory Switch and system
switch in OFF position, but
motor and heater still
operating.
14. Timer will not activate spa.
* Note: The skills and tools necessary for the safe repair of this spa require the services of qualified service personnel.
Contact your Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath Authorized Service Agent or Dealer.
A. Timer is functioning.
A. SYSTEM switch is not in
OFF position.
B. SYSTEM switch is in
HTR/FLTR position and spa is at
temperature set on thermostat.
C. Timer failure.
A. Normal function, Turn timer to
an OFF position, or reset tabs
in off position.
A. Turn SYSTEM switch to
OFF position.
B. Turn SYSTEM switch to OFF posi-
tion, or turn HEATER control
down. (If thermostat is already at
minimum setting, and spa is at
or above that temperature, timer
will not operate.)
C. *
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Alternate Use of Water Rainbow Spout as Fill Spout
You can use your Water Rainbow spout as a fill spout by permanently plumbing it to a fresh water supply as local codes
permit. Local plumbing codes may require the use of an anti-siphon valve for such connection. Do not interconnect water
supply with recirculating system of the spa.
To make the connections necessary to the Water Rainbow system of the spa.
• Make sure spa is unplugged and completely drained.
• Unscrew the spout from the 3/4" pipe.
• Cut 3/4" piping as shown in illustration below.
• Cap off the piping by cementing a 3/4" PVC cap where cut has been made.
• Connect permanent plumbing line to the spout.
WATER RAINBOW SPOUT
SPA SHELL
SAVE FOR LATER
(IF DESIRED)
1-1/2" to 2"
CUT PIPE HERE
INSTALL AND CEMENT
3/4" PVC CAP HERE
TEE LOCATED ON
DISCHARGE
PIPING
SUGGESTED MODIFICATION
(REFER TO LOCAL CODES
FOR REQUIREMENTS)
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
USE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SUPPLIED WITH PRODUCT.
Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath has obtained applicable code (standards) listings generally available on a national basis for products of
this 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.
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