Use and Care Manual

For technical support and assistance, call 844-894-6659

Step by Step Instructions to Fill the Spa with Water

1. Remove the access panel marked “REMOVE THIS PANEL FOR ELECTRICAL”. In most models, this access panel is underneath the

top side controls. Remove all of the screws that attach the access panel to the spa frame.

2. Check for obvious signs of damage inside the cabinet including loose wires or broken pipes. If you see damage inside the spa

cabinet, call a technical service associate at 844-894-6659 for assistance and repair

3. Hand tighten the plumbing unions and check to be sure the slice valves are locked and in the “up” position. If the slice valves are

not in the up position, pull the “T” stem all the way up to open the slice valves. Lock the “T” stem and attach the clip locks. Never

operate the spa when the slice valves are closed. Damage that occurs because the spa was powered on when the slice valves

were closed is not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.

4. With the slice valves locked in the up position and the unions hand tightened, remove the weir, skimmer basket and lters from the

ltration canister.

5. Lay the weir(s) and the lter basket(s) safely to the side. Place the lter(s) inside the foot well of the spa as the spa lls with water

allowing lter(s) to saturate. Never install dry lters in your spa.

6. Place a garden hose in the empty lter canister. Turn the water on. Adding water through the lter canister lls the pumps and

internal plumbing lines with water, reducing the risk of an air lock in the pumps(s) when power is applied. When the low plumbing

lines are lled, water will begin owing into the foot well, and move upward inside the spa. Continue lling the spa until the water

level is approximately one inch over the highest jets, excluding jets that are designed for neck and shoulder massages. Failure

to add enough water prevents adequate ow damaging the pumps and heater. Damage that occurs because the spa is not lled

properly or from improper water levels is not covered under the manufacturer’s warranty.

7. Remove the garden hose and turn the water o.

DANGER!

Risk of Electrocution

Filling your Spa with Water