Intex 244PO Guia De Inicio Rapido

NOTE: This quick start guide provides important and useful tips before you start
the setup of your spa. However, it does not address all aspects of spa installation
and use, and you are still required to read, understand, and follow the owner's
manual for proper installation, maintenance, and safe use of your spa.
• Power: This product requires a minimum of 13 AMPS. Most household circuits are 15 to 20 AMPS. If the
circuit breaker trips, please check that no other appliances or other large loads are on the same circuit as
the spa.
• Water Heating: This heater when properly set up and running will raise the water temperature by 2ºF per
hour PROVIDED the spa cover is properly in place. Depending on the starting temperature of the Spa
water and external air temperature, it will take some time to heat up. If the starting temperature of your
tap water is 70ºF and you wanted to raise it by 30ºF to 100ºF, the heating time would be 30ºF/2ºF per hour
= 15 hours. For subsequent use the heating time can be shortened by maintaining an idle temperature in
the spa (see HEATING AND WATER TEMPERATURE section). Be sure to keep the cover on the Spa when
not in use.
• GFCI/RCD: This product is provided with a GFCI/RCD located at the end of the power cord. The
GFCI must be tested before each use. Do NOT use the Spa if the GFCI/RCD does not function
properly. (See page 4 for proper testing of GFCI/RCD instructions).
• Filter Cartridge: Keep the spa water properly sanitized to extend the life of the cartridge. Refer to the
owner's manual for detailed information on spa water chemistry and balance.
UNFOLDING AND INFLATING YOUR SPA:
• When you unfold the inflatable spa tub you may notice the smell of the material that is normal for
a new product out of the box. It is therefore recommended to inflate the product and leave it
outdoors for a day to air and allow the new product smell to dissipate somewhat before filling the
spa with water.
• Spread the ground cloth with the bubbles facing down over the cleared area where you intend to
setup your spa.
• You will notice the orange colored warning label on the inside of the spa tub. Remove this label,
familiarize yourself with its content, and display it in the proximity of the spa where all users will be able
to see it and read it.
• For spa inflation, familiarize yourself with the spring loaded valve on the spa tub and the inflation
outlet on the control base unit to assure fast and proper inflation.
Inflation Outlet Tips:
• The larger end of the inflation hose attaches to the air outlet at the back of the control base unit (see
owner's manual for drawings and further details).
• To attach the inflation hose to the air outlet, unscrew the cap from the outlet, insert the larger end of the
hose (the end with the locking collar) all the way into the air outlet, and then turn the collar clockwise to
lock it in place.
• When inflation is complete, unscrew the collar, pull out the inflation hose, and screw the cap back onto
the outlet.
NOTE: To avoid over-inflation, some air will escape through the bottom air-bubble outlet of the control
base during inflation. This is normal.
Spring loaded valve tips:
• Upon removing the valve cap, note the spring loaded pin in the center of the valve. For inflation,
the spring loaded pin should be in the up/raised position (closed position of the valve) as the air
pressure of the pump will push the air through the valve during inflation. Check the valve pin and
assure it is in the up/raised position before starting inflation.
• The pin can be pressed down and locked in the recessed position by pressing and turning it 90°
clockwise with your finger – this is the open position of the valve that allows the air to flow out
freely and that is used for deflation.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
READ BEFORE YOU START!
(244PO) 7.5" X 10.3" ENGLISH 07/09/2014
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