Pure Spa Information Guide PDF

Pure Spa General Information  Function: Pure Spa is used to help people relax and release stress  Types: Bubble Spa, Jet Massage Spa, Bubble & Jet Combo Spa, Plunge Spa.  Material: made of Fiber-Tech Construction with 3-ply laminated material for unmatched strength and d...

Pure Spa General Information  Function: Pure Spa is used to help people relax and release stress  Types: Bubble Spa, Jet Massage Spa, Bubble & Jet Combo Spa, Plunge Spa.  Material: made of Fiber-Tech Construction with 3-ply laminated material for unmatched strength and durability.  Warranty Period: All parts of a Spa have 1-year limited warranty, except the filter cartridge. Maximum seating capacity 4 Adults 6 Adults Occupants weight ≤2500 lbs (1136kg) ≤3500lbs (1592kg) Water capacity 210 gal (795 L) 290 gal (1098 L) Round 57"/77" (145/196 cm) 65"/85" (165/216 cm) Spa tub Octagon 59"/79" (150/201 cm) 66"/86" (168/218 cm) Inner/outer diameter Square (2022 New) 63”/83” (160/211 cm) 74”/94” (188/239 cm) Height 28" (71 cm) {26” SimpleSpa} Minimum and maximum water level 18"~20" Heater power 1,300 Watts / 110-120V / 60Hz Filter pump flow rate 460 gal/h (1,741 L/h) Temperature range 68ºF ~ 104ºF (20ºC ~ 40ºC) Temperature rise 2~3ºF/h (1~1.5ºC/h) 1~2ºF/h (0.5~1ºC/h) Time required to heat spa water from 8 ~12 hours 13 ~ 27 hours 77ºF ~ 104ºF (25ºC ~ 40ºC)  Model Information:  Primary Model Information: 2019 SSN and Prior  Orange Sticker on the side of the spa base Identifies which type of spa (Bubble, Jet, Combo, or Plunge) Identifies if the spa includes a SWS 2020 - 2022 SSN  White/Gray Sticker on the side of the spa base Identifies which type of spa (Bubble or Combo) Identifies which spa has a wired or wireless panel  Secondary Model Information: Located on the Spa tub  2018 SSN and Prior: Found on the SIDE WALL of the tub under warning icons  2019 -2022 SSN: Found on the TOP of the tub under the warning icons Note: 2019 SSN Spa – 28403E – Will have a spa tub with a 2020 SSN Model Number Use the Spa Model Information in the Reference Guide Day 9 1 / 21  Installation Requirement: 1. The spa can be installed indoor or outdoor. For household use only. 2. The spa must be setup on a level, flat, non-slip, water resistant and smooth surface, no sharp objects, strong enough to support the full weight of the filled spa. 3. Do not setup the spa on grass or dirt, as this increases the amount of debris entering the spa and can damage the spa floor. 4. Do not expose the spa to direct sunlight for extended periods of time. 5. Provide a properly located power outlet to connect the spa and allow easy access for periodic testing of the cord mounted GFCI. 6. If installed and left outside, make sure the temperature is not lower than 39°F (4°C). The water provided inside of the spa must be higher than 39°F (4°C), so the water inside of the circulation system will not frozen.  Electrical Information This product comes with a GFCI located at the end of power cord. The GFCI must be tested before each use. Do not use the spa if the GFCI does not function properly. (The electrical cord is 10.5 feet).  How to test GFCI? OFF Reset ON Phone Charger Electrician Doesn’t work Test Works Still ON OFF GFCI is faulty GFCI is ok Show Bubble Spa Setup Video(s) Day 9 2 / 21   Additional Details  SimpleSpa: Does not have built in hard water treatment system and it does not include a carry bag.  Bubble Spa: A, B, & C ports on the spa: A is the air going into the Spa tub. B is the water going into the Spa tub. C is the water coming out from the Spa tub.  Combo Spa: 2015 SSN: A is air going into the Spa tub. B is water coming out from the Spa tub.  C is water going into the Spa tub. D is air going in to the jet.  2016 SSN & After: Remove D connection, A, B and C are the same as 2015 Season.  Spa tub has a built in Air Pressure Release Core (2018 & After) o Spa tub comes with the Air Pressure Release Valve that will automatically release excess air. o The pressure gauge is NOT compatible with 2018 & After spa tubs  Hose Connections on Base (Bubble Spa) 2020 Season & After Spare Part #12915 (inlet) and #12601 (outlet) 2019-2015 Season Spare Part #12601  The change to the inlet hose is for 2020 SSN & After Spa’s ONLY  The outlet hose has not changed  2020 SSN & After: The hoses may not line up (exactly) with the tub. This is normal, the hose is flexible and can be twisted so it fits onto the tub. Day 9 3 / 21  Spa Control Unit Panel 2019 SSN & Prior Spa Control Unit Panel 2020 SSN & After – Wired Panel Power Button (D): Press this button to activate the control unit panel after being plugged in. The light next to the button turns green when activated. Pressing it again will turn off all the currently activated functions. Heater Button(G): Use this button to activate the heating system. The pump will heat the spa water until the water temperature reaches the set temperature. After the current water temperature drops 2°F below the set temperature it will restart. When the flame icon on the display is red, the heating system is activated. When it is green, the water temperature is at the set water temperature. Note: If the heating system is activated, the filtration system will automatically start. After turning off the heating system, the filtration system will continue to work for 24 hours. (Removed on units that have HST/HDT buttons. FP will shut down after 1 minute or continue to function according to HST/HDT hours) Celsius/Fahrenheit Toggle Button (F): the water temperature can be displayed in either Fahrenheit or Celsius. The system default is Fahrenheit. Water Filtration Button(B): turn filter pump on and off. It is green when activated. Day 9 4 / 21 Bubble Button(A): is to activate the massage system. It has a 30-minute auto-shut off feature. Display shows light turns green when activated. It can be used to inflate and deflate spa inflatable parts. Note: Don’t run Bubble system when the cover is attached, the accumulated air inside of spa will cause irreparable damage and bodily harm. LED Display(H): Once plugged in, the LED displays the current water temperature automatically Hard Water Treatment (2020 SSN – Not every unit includes this built in feature – Confirm using Model Information): A magnetic field is produced causing an electric field in the water which keeps the water pipes free of scale if consumers use hard water. Advantage: 1. Increase system efficiency and life. 2. Save cost of replacements and energy consumption. Spa Control Unit Panel 2020 & After - Wireless Panel Functions A,B,C, F, G, H, K, and L are the same as listed above. Additional functions: Heater Start Timer (HST) Button: Select a future start time for the heating system. Press the button and then the up/down arrows to set the number of hours for when you want the heating system to start heating (000-120hours). The LED display will alternate between showing the current water tempurater and the # of hours remaining before the unit starts heating. Heater Duration Timer (HDT) Button: Select the desired length of time for the heating system to operate. Press the Button and then the up/down arrows to set the number of hours you wish the unit to heat the water (000-048hours). Note: The timer takes priority over the temperature. Lock/Unlock Button: Press and hold for 3 seconds to lock/unlock the control panel buttons (will automatically lock after 1 minute). Icon will display green when locked. Control Panel Battery Indicator: The battery indicator will turn green when it is fully charged; turn red when it requires charging and fl ashing red when it is in charging mode. Day 9 5 / 21 Bubble Spa: Simple Spa – Same as the bubble spa but with an outter mesh to reenforce the tub and it does not include the hardwater treatement system. Replacement Parts: Claim Requirements  Spa Tub 16 Business Days - 90 Days (Spare Part) Purchase Place ≤ 15 Business Days 1 year (FULL PRODUCT) Local Retailers A Copy of receipt Cutouts with Receipt A Copy of Order and Shipping Online Retailers Cutouts with Order & Shipped Confirmation Confirmation Intex Directly Pictures of cutouts Cutouts with Intex order #  The 5 Cutouts are:  Intex Logo (Not on SimpleSpa)  Letters A, B, and C (A & B will not be available for 2019 SSN Tub)  Defective Area 6”x6” For 2nd replacement: Send the whole spa tub back.  SimpleSpa – Outer Mesh – Cutouts:  Intex Logo & 6”x6” of Defective Area (2nd replacement – Send entire mesh back)  Spa Cover (Safety cover & Energy Efficient Cover)  Information: Locking buckles with keys to prevent unauthroized access o (Key is not a replacable part. Use needle nose pliers or tweezers if lost.) Maintaining the temperature when spa is not in use. DO NOT operate the Jet/Bubble functions of the spa when cover is attached  Energy Efficiant outer cover only included with spa package 28473E and 28475E. Confirm the energy efficiant cover was included prior to starting a claim for a missing energy efficiant cover. The cover is compatible with all 4 person, round, bubble spa models  Uses a different inflatable bladder  Sell 28523E (cover with bladder included) or sell 12752 and 12753 Receipt is required For 1st replacement: Intex Logo from top of cover Defective Area 6”x6” o For 2nd replacement: send the whole spa cover back. Day 9 6 / 21   For Bladder (No Intex logo) Receipt is required For 1st replacement:  Inflation Valve  Defective Area 6”x6” o For 2nd replacement: send the whole spa bladder back.  Spa Ground Cloth（Bubble side down） Receipt is required For 1st replacement:  Defective Area 6”x6” o For 2nd replacement: send the whole spa ground cloth back.  Spa Cartridges（Part#：11692/29001E）- No warranty. Only 90 days service program if missing Troubleshooting E90---No/Low water flow  Confirm the consumer has both filter cartridges installed on the outlet connections. Some consumers will accidentally connect a cartridge to the inlet / return. This will create a back flow in the filter pump and result in an E90. Fixing the cartridge placement should resolve the issue. If not continue troubleshooting.  Remove both filter cartridges and attempt to run FP without them. Filter Cartridges should be replaced with NEW cartridges every 1 - 2 weeks. Some consumers will use them longer and they will swell up. This will result in an E90. If removing the cartridges corrects the issue the consumer needs to get new cartridges. If not continue troubleshooting.  Turn off and disconnect the spa base from the tub. Then remove the suction fittings (grids) from the inside of the tub. Make sure they are clean and free of any obstructions. Try running the FP function again. If E90 appears then continue to troubleshooting.  Drain the Spa Tub. Use a garden hose to flush out the hose lines inside of the spa tub. This will clear any blockages that might be in the hose lines. If the water does not flow freely through the hose lines the tub needs to be replaced. The E90 is resulted from the obstruction trapped in the hose line that prevented the water from moving freely. If the water moves freely through the hose lines. Refill the spa tub and connect the base. Try the FP function again. If E90 appears continue troubleshooting.  Reset the spa base. Prior to turning on the FP function. Hold a hand in front of the inlet / return opening on the spa. Turn on the FP function. If no water is felt coming out of the inlet / return opening and within a few seconds E90 appears replace the FP motor. If water is felt coming out of the inlet / return opening but within a few seconds E90 appears the base needs to be replaced. This means the issue is with the flow sensor inside of the spa base (this part is not replaceable separately). Note: 1. Immerge and shake the cartridge filter housing (with cartridge installed) under water several times. Make sure there is no air inside every time you adjust it. 2. Filtration can still be activated under any error code except “E90”. Day 9 7 / 21 E94---Water Temperature too low  Make sure the temperature around the spa is above 39°F(4°C).  Press the temperature increase button to set the desired water temperature.  Turn off and unplug the control unit, add some warm water to raise the spa water temperature above 41°F(5°C), then press the heater button to heat up the water to the desired temperature.  Stop running bubble function and use spa cover when heating water.  If the LED still shows code E94, the control base needs to be replaced. E95--- Water Temperature too high  Press the filter and bubble button to lower the water temperature.  Turn the system off and unplug it, when the water has cooled down, plug the GFCI and restart it.  If the LED still shows code E95, the control base needs to be replaced. E96---System Error  Turn the system off and unplug it, reassemble the control unit, then plug the GFCI and restart it.  If the LED still shows code E96, the control base needs to be replaced. END---If the water temperature does not reach the desired temperature, after 72 hours of operation, the pump will hibernate and the rapid heating and water filtration functions are disabled.  Ensure ambient temperature is not colder than 39 ℉  Ensure the ground cloth is under the tub and spa cover is on during heating process.  If the panel keeps showing END, control base needs to be replaced. E99---Water temperature sensor broken  The same as error code E96. E81---Transmission Signal Failure  Reset the GFCI, restart and try again (Panel will display this error if the base is off)  Place the panel within 16ft of the control base  Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds to turn off and charge the panel (energy saving mode)  If problem persists, replace the panel E97---Dry-Fire Protection  The same as error code E96. The tub is slowly deflating  Use wrench in the package to tighten air valve, make sure it is tightly secured.  Use soapy water to spray on the outside of the tub, see if there’s bubble coming out, if there is, repair it with the patch kit.  Turn off the Bubble function if it is on. Check if there are bubbles inside of the Spa. If there is, repair it with waterproof patch kit.  Replace the spa tub if the leaking area is unrepairable. Day 9 8 / 21 No display / Spa control unit doesn’t work  Ensure the spa is plugged and switched on.  Ensure the control panel cable plug is firmly attached to the control base receptacle.  (Wireless): Ensure the panel is within range (16ft)  (Wireless): Ensure the panel is charged  Check the GFCI and push the RESET button.  Check the electric outlet to make sure it has power.  If the panel is still blank, does not power on, and the GFCI is not lit up replace the control base.  If the panel powers on (GFCI is lit up) but remains blank replace the panel because the LED display has malfunctioned GFCI keep tripping  Ensure correct circuit breaker rating and circuit breaker is not overloaded (Check no other appliances or other large loads on the same circuit as the spa).  Connect the spa with another electric outlet.  Contact a qualified electrician to correct the electrical fault. Water is heated slowly  Normally, it heats up the water 2-3°F/h(1-1.5°C/h) or 1-2°F/h(0.5-1°C/h) it depends on the size of the spa tub.  Make sure the ambient temperature is not lower than 50 ºF (10ºC).  Make sure the spa is properly covered with the spa cover.  If consumer uses it outdoors, make sure the wind speed is below 8-12 mph (3.5-5.4m/s).  The air bubble function is turned off when heating the spa water. Not heating properly  Increase the temperature and attach the spa cover.  Ensure ambient temperature is not lower than 39 F  Clean or replace the filter cartridge in time.  If heater is in STANDBY mode, press the flame button twice to heat up the water to the set temperature. Water not clean  Ensure the cartridge assemble is properly attached and clean the inlet and outlet regularly.  Increase filtration time.  Clean or replace the filter cartridge in time.  Keep the spa water properly sanitized. Contact local pool supply. Leaking between spa tub and base  Tighten inlet and outlet connections.  Coat the O-ring with petroleum jelly to help with water proofing.  Remove grid from inside spa with a screwdriver, ensure inlet/outlet o-ring is in place, clean and not damaged.  Replace the O-ring if necessary. Day 9 9 / 21 Spa is making a loud /humming or grinding noise  Ensure control panel, back cover and all inlet/outlets are securely connected.  Ensure ground is leveled, firm and smooth.  Turn off the spa and let it cool down.  Replace the control base. Bubble Function Does Not Work  Remove control base from the tub and turn on the bubble function. - If base blows air, the tub must be replaced. - If base does not blow air, replace the control base. Panel shows “888” / unknown code / all lights on it  Turn off the spa and let it cool down, reconnect the panel and control base.  If “888” persists, replace control base. The tub or bladder is bulging / has a strange shape  Do not expose the product under direct sunshine.  Check the air pressure and release air if necessary. Fire/Burning/Smoke/Shock  See your Supervisor or Leader Day 9 10 / 21 2020 – 2021 SSN Air Hose connection change (2019 & Prior compared with 2020-2021) 2022 Season Inflation/Deflation & Bubble function air hose connection change/improvement Day 9 11 / 21  Spa Control Unit Panel 2019 SSN & Prior Spa Control Unit Panel 2020-2021 SSN Functions A, B, C, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N & O are the same as listed above. Water Jet Button: Use this button to activate the Jet Massage System. After 30 minutes continuous use, this function will shut off automatically. Note: Don’t run Jet system when the cover is attached, the accumulated air inside of spa will cause irreparable damage and bodily harm. Day 9 12 / 21 Sanitizer Button: Use this button to activate and set operating hours for the sanitation system. Pressing this button for the first time, the LED will show 003, this function will work for 3 hours; press it twice, LED will show 005, it will work for 5 hours; press it 3 times, LED will show 008, it will work for 8 hours. If you press it 4 times, this function will turn off and no chlorine will be created.  Salt Information---at least 99.9% pure Sodium Chloride Salts (NaCl) only. Do not use iodized or yellow colored salt. The ideal salt level in the Spa water is between 2000-3000ppm. The optimal level is 2500ppm. - Fill tub with water and add 4.4lbs (4P) or 5.5lbs (6P) of salt into the water. - Run Jets/filter for 30 minutes or more to dissolve the salt. - After initial operation of sanitation function, wait 2 hours before using. IMPORTANT: Do not press any other button on the control panel, make sure the heater is off and attach spa cover during the sanitizing process.  4 Way Test Strips---Free Chlorine, Alkalinity, PH level and Calcium Hardness.  Proper Chemical Level: Use the test strips to test the spa water chemistry before each use of the spa and test it no less than once a week.  Dip the entire strip into the water and remove immediately.  Hold the strip for 15 seconds. Do not shake excess water off the strip.  Compare the strip pad to the color chart on the label. Check whether the result match the range below. PH Level Alkalinity Level Chlorine Level 7.2 -7.8 80-120ppm 2-4ppm  If the chemistry is not balanced, consult a spa professional or local spa retailer.  Test the spa water regularly:  The free chlorine level in the spa may depend on the number of occupants, local water condition and sunlight intensity exposure (outdoor use).  When do you need to operate the SWS function for 8 hours?  The first use and when the water is too dirty. Troubleshooting: (Others are the same as Bubble Spa)  E91---Low Salt  Test salt level in the spa first with salt test strips or take a sample to supplies. - If it is too low, add 1.1lbs/0.5kg increment of salt and run the Jets/filter until the salt dissolved. - If it is normal, take the electrolytic cell out and clean it with vinegar.  If E91 still shows on the LED, the cell needs to be replaced.  Replace the control base if it still doesn’t work.  E92---High Salt  Test salt level in the spa first with salt test strips or take a sample to a supply store. - If it is too high, drain and refill 25% of Spa water until “E92” code disappears. - If it is normal, take the electrolytic cell out for cleaning with vinegar.  If E92 still shows on the LED, the cell needs to be replaced.  Replace the control base if it still doesn’t work. Day 9 13 / 21  How to clean the Electrolytic Cell: (Manual) 1. Turn off the spa and unplug the power cord from the electrical socket. 2. Unscrew the filter cartridge assembly from the spa tub wall, and use the included plugs to cover the water inlet and outlet fittings from inside of the spa tub to prevent water from flowing out. 3. Remove the four screws from the transparent cover, using a Phillips screwdriver (not included) and remove the cover from the spa control unit. 4. Unplug the electrolytic cell cord. Unscrew the electrolytic cell nut in a counter-clockwise motion using the included electrolytic cell nut wrench. 5. Pull out the electrolytic cell and place it in a container, pour kitchen grade vinegar into the container to soak the titanium plate for about one hour until no deposits remain. 6. Remove the electrolytic cell and flush the titanium plate with fresh water. Be careful: Keep the electrolytic cell receptacle completely dry, do not let it come into contact with the vinegar and water. 7. Reverse the above steps to reinstall the electrolytic cell. IMPORTANT: Unplug the power cord before cleaning the system. Cover the water inlet and outlet with the plugs to prevent water leaking. After cleaning it, plug the power cord in WiFi Pairing/Binding Button  Touch this button for 5 seconds to begin spa WiFi pairing/binding with your phone.  To keep the wireless control panel on the spa control base charging dock.  The area where the spa will be installed is within your WiFi router coverage range. The area shall be free from metallic walls/mesh and other objects that may interfere with or reduce the WiFi signal.  Turn off the mobile data (2G, 3G, 4G and LTE) function on your mobile device first, and make sure your mobile device is connected to your WiFi router before pairing the device with the spa control WiFi LED Indicator Status  Slow flashing: pairing of the spa control panel with your mobile device successfully completed.  Fast flashing: WiFi router signal is disconnected.  Always ON: in pairing mode stage.  The LED indicator stays on for 2 minutes when the control panel has never been paired up with a mobile device and is switch on. Within this 2 minutes the control panel is pairing with the mobile device. If it’s not paired up within 2 minutes, the LED indicator will turn off. Touch the pairing/binding button to repeat the pairing process. Day 9 14 / 21 The Intex Spa Management App allows you to control your spa functions from your phone over Wi-Fi from wherever you are.  The Wi-Fi needs to be connected to the Spa first, then the phone has to be connected to the same Wi-Fi Connection before using the functions.  The app lets you set a time for your spa to start heating automatically. Also lets you set a time to use filter function for cleaning of spa automatically.  The app also allows you to control the temperature, bubble function and filter function all from your phone. Trouble Shooting:  Offline: Make sure the phone and spa are both connected to the same network, you can check this by clicking the setting icon on the spa.  Not updating temperature increase or decrease buttons: Try closing the app and reopening it to see if the functions work again. If this does not work make sure the APP has the latest update by going to the app store. Day 9 15 / 21  Additional:  To ensure the total Amp is within the household limit (13A – 16A), if “Jet &Bubble” are activated first, the Heater cannot be activated after. If Jet (or Bubble) & Heater are activated first, pressing the Bubble (or Jet) button after will deactivate the Heater.  Heater must be OFF when the sanitation system is activated and the spa cover should be attached to the spa to maximize sanitation performance.  Adjustable Jet Nozzles: The amount of water and pressure coming out from the jet nozzles can be adjusted by turning the jet nozzle rim clockw ise (maxi mum water output), counterclockwise (low water output) or anywhere in between. Closing one or 2 jet nozzles will divert more water pressure to the other jet nozzles. Show Jet Spa Setup Video Day 9 16 / 21  Jet Spa – Discontinued Model# SPJ-H-10-1 SPJ-HS-10-1 Photo Difference Without Saltwater System With Saltwater System Inflation: Comes with a manual/electric combo air pump for both inflation and deflation. The included manual/electric air pump is not compatible with any other spa or inflatable item. Day 9 17 / 21  Spa Accessories  Dispenser (29044E): 1. Color (Khaki) 2. Will fit 1.5” chlorine tablet 3. Not included if spa has SWS. 1 year warranty if it comes with the package  Spa Seat (28502E): 1. Two seated height options: 3” or 7-7/8” 2. Suitable for all Intex spas 3. Foldable legs for compact and easy storage 4. 90 days service program.  Spa Headrest (28501E): 1. Fill with water and air; adjust capacity of water and air to change firmness 2. Headrest valve adaptor included (Part #11921) 3. 90 days service program.  Spa Tray/Cup Holder (28500E): 1. Cup/Bottle holder (Max. Diameter 75mm) 2. Arms fold in for compact and easy storage 3. 90 days service program.  Spa Cartridges – Type “S1”: 29001E - Two in one pack 29011E – Six in one pack  Spa Maintenance Kit (28004E): 1. Curved brush for inner sidewall care 2. Durable mesh skimmer net 3. Scrubber pad to help eliminate dirt 4. 90 days service program  Premium Spa Headrest – Foam (28505E): 1. Set up size: 11”x9”x6.75” 2. 90 day service program Day 9 18 / 21  Spa Deck (28514E & 28515E) 1. 28514E – 2pcs Medium 2. 28515E – 2pcs Medium & 2pcs Tall 3. 4P Round Spa Only 4. Supports 350lbs 5. Made of PP material with UV inhibitors 2. 90 day service program  Spa LED light:  To provide illumination and decoration in spa  Sold as an accessory, only comes with item 28405E/CA, 28409E.  Fits Intex Spas only.  Multi-Colored Battery Operated LED Light for Intex Bubble Spa (28503E): Features:  Battery Type: 3AAA (not included)  Mounting: Thread onto Upper Filter Return Outlet Grid directly.  Multi-Colors: White, Green, Teal, Blue, Purple  Modes: Auto Changing Color and Manual Solid Color  2 Hours Auto Power Off  1 Year Warranty  Multi-Colored LED Light with Hydroelectric Power for Intex Jet and Combo Spa (28504E): Features:  Hydroelectric Generator: 0.3W-0.6W. No external power source needed.  Total Wattage: 0.6W.  Mounting: Attach easily onto a spa jet nozzle.  Water Flow: Above 600GPH (2271 L/h)  Multi-Color: White, Green, Teal, Blue and Purple  Modes: Manual Solid Color and Auto Changing Colors  1 Year Warranty Troubleshooting:  LED light is off or flashing: Make sure water is circulating through all the jet nozzles and the selected jet nozzle is adjusted to the maximum water output pressure.  LED light installation is difficult: Hold the LED light vertically with the 2 buttons facing upward. Slide the LED light between the wall and the jet nozzle white rim. Push downwards while twisting left and right at the same time. Day 9 19 / 21  Bubble Spa + Plunge Pool (28491E) - Discontinued A Cover B Spa/pool tub C Ground cloth D Pump & control base E Digital control panel F Two benches G Filter set H Locking buckle Spa bubble jets-120 I Pool bubble jets-150 J Foam bottom Features:  Color: Cobalt Blue  Filter Pump Flow Rate: 323 gal/h (1,222 L/h)  Maximum Seating Capacity: 4 adults  Number of Air Bubble Jets: “A" side: 120. “B” side: 150  Water Capacity: “A” side: 210 gal (795L). “B” side: 310 gal (1,173L)  Heat Button--- Heats the water on the spa (A) side only.  Water Filter Button--- Pressing this button, the system will start filtering the “A” side first for 10 hours with the indicator light “A” showing green, then automatically switch to the “B” side and filter for 2 hours with the indicator light “B” showing green. After two such cycles or 24 hours, the filter pump will automatically turn off. The water filter icon on the display is green when activated.  NOTE: The filtration system is designed to filter one side of the tub at a time only.  Troubleshooting: (Others are the same as Bubble Spa) Day 9 20 / 21 Questions after class: 1. Can I run the bubbles/jets with the cover on? 2. Can the plunge pool water section be heated up? 3. How long should I run the filter pump every day for my spa? 4. Can I expose my spa to direct sunlight all year round? 5. Can I leave my spa outdoors during the winter? 6. Will the water in my Jet Spa with sanitation system be salty? 7. Can I activate the Spa sanitation system and heater at the same time? 8. I found algae in my spa tub. What should I do? 9. Why is the spa water warming up so slow? 10. Can I fill the spa with hot water? 11. Does the spa package come with test strips? How to use the test strips? 12. What kind of chemical should I add to the spa? 13. Where can I buy an INTEX Spa? 14. Do I need a permit for the Spa? Is a fence or enclosure required by law? 15. I lost the key to lock/unlock the spa cover buckles. What can I use to lock/unlock the spa cover buckles? 16. Why is my wireless panel blank? 17. Will the Energy Efficient Spa Cover work with my 6P spa, round? 18. What does E97 mean? What should be replaced? Why? Day 9 21 / 21