KitchenAid KSM1FPA Food Processor User Manual

KitchenAid KSM1FPA Food Processor

About KitchenAid
Whirlpool Corporation is the owner of the American home appliance brand KitchenAid. The Hobart Manufacturing Company founded the business in 1919 with the goal of making stand mixers; the “H-5” was the first model to be released.

WARNING
This product is provided with an RCD located at the end of the power cord. The RCD must be tested before each use. Do not use the spa if the RCD does not function properly. Disconnect the power cord until the fault has been identified and corrected. Contact a qualifi ed electrician to correct the fault. Do not bypass the RCD. There are no serviceable parts inside the RCD. Opening the RCD will void the warranty.

1. Press the RESET button on the RCD.
2. Turn on the spa electrical equipment.
3. Press the TEST button on the RCD. The RCD indicator should turn off and the electrical equipment should shut off. If the RCD indicator does not turn off, and the electrical equipment does not shut off, the RCD is faulty. Do not use the spa. Contact a qualifi ed electrician to correct the fault.
4. Press the RESET button on the RCD. The indicator on the RCD should turn on. If the RCD indicator does not turn on, the RCD is faulty. Do not use the spa. Contact a qualifi ed electrician immediately to correct the fault.

CAUTION
Maintain water chemistry in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

PARTS

Before assembling your product, please take a few minutes to check the contents and become familiar with all the parts.

NOTE: Drawings for illustration purposes only. Actual products may vary. Not to scale. Before assembling your product, please take a few minutes to check the contents and become familiar with all the parts.

REF. NO.	DESCRIPTION	QTY.	PART NO.
			4 ADULTS		6 ADULTS
			28404	28406	28408	28410
1	CONTROL BASE	1	12320	12320B	12320	12320B
2	CONTROL BASE BACK COVER	1	11719	11719B	11719	11719B
3	CONTROL PANEL (INCLUDED #4)	1	11930	11930B	11930	11930B
4	CONTROL PANEL BOLT	3	11024	11024B	11024	11024B
5	CONTROL BASE INFLATION CAP	1	11831	11831B	11831	11831B
6	CONTROL PANEL BOLT WRENCH	1	11053	11053	11053	11053
7	SPA/COVER INFLATION HOSE	1	11830	11830	11830	11830
8	SPA CONTROL INLET/OUTLET O-RING	2	11699	11699	11699	11699
9	SPA CONTROL AIR INLET O-RING	1	11687	11687	11687	11687
10	SPA DRAIN PLUG	1	11696	11696B	11696	11696B
11	SPA DRAIN VALVE ADAPTOR	1	11718	11718	11718	11718
12	FILTER CARTRIDGE HOUSING	1	11798	11798	11798	11798
13	FILTER CARTRIDGE	2	11692	11692	11692	11692
14	FILTER CARTRIDGE HOUSING LID	1	11797	11797	11797	11797
15	INLET/OUTLET PLUG	3	11739	11739	11739	11739
16	SPA TUB	1	11842	12260	12106	12258
17	SPA COVER	1	11841	12261	12107	12256
18	SPA COVER INFLATABLE BLADDER (PRE-INSTALLED IN SPA COVER)	1	11689	11689	12108	12108
19	GROUND CLOTH	1	11717	11717	12109	12109
20	CHEMICAL DISPENSER	1	11614	11614	11614	11614
21	TEST STRIPS	1	11855	11855	11855	11855
22	WRENCH	1	11742	11742	11742	11742
23	PRESSURE GAUGE	1	11741	11741	11741	11741
24	INFLATION HOSE ADAPTOR	1	11829	11829	11829	11829
25	MALE BUCKLE	6	11698	11698B	11698	11698B
26	FEMALE BUCKLE	6	11799	11799B	11799	11799B
27	DEFLATION OUTLET CAP	1	11934	11934B	11934	11934B
28	DEFLATION HOSE ADAPTOR	1	11935	11935	11935	11935
29	SPA FILTER MOTOR	1	11886	11886B	11886	11886B

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Maximum seating capacity:	4 adults	6 adults
Water capacity:	210 gal (795 L)	290 gal (1098 L)
Inner/outer diameter:	57/77 in (145/196 cm)	65/85 in (165/216 cm)
Height:	28 in (71 cm)
Bubble air blower:	1.1 HP / 220-240 V / 50 Hz
Filter pump flow rate:	460 gal/hr (1,741 L/hr)
Heater power:	2,200 Watts / 220-240 V / 50 Hz
Temperature range:	20ºC – 40ºC (68ºF – 104ºF)
Temperature rise:	1.5-2.5ºC/hr (3ºF – 4.5ºF/hr)	1-2ºC/hr (2ºF – 3.5ºF/hr)
A number of Bubble Jets:	120 (28404)   140 (28406)	140 (28408)   170 (28410)
Spa tub recommended working air pressure:	0.083 bar (1.2 psi)

Cord-connected spa with pump, heater, blower, built-in hard water treatment, and control panel. This product requires a minimum of 13 Amps. If the circuit breaker trips, please check that no other appliances or other large loads are on the same circuit as the spa.

SET UP

Site preparation and requirements

• The spa can be installed indoors or outdoors. For household use only.
• Make sure the area is free of sharp objects under or around the spa.
• Provide a properly located power outlet to connect the spa and allow easy access for periodic testing of the cord-mounted RCD.
• Make sure there is enough clearance around the spa for full access to the spa equipment for maintenance and/or service.
• The area shall facilitate draining purposes during long-term spa storage.

Additional requirements for indoor installation

• Make sure the floor can support the full weight of the filled spa with the maximum number of occupants. Check with a qualifi ed contractor or a structural engineer to verify this requirement.
• Make sure the floor is a water-resistant and non-slip surface. Do not install the spa on carpet or other materials that will be damaged by moisture, or condensation.
• Do not install the spa indoors on a second floor above the finished living space due to the possibility of water and humidity damage.
• Humidity is a natural side effect of indoor spa installation. The room shall be properly ventilated to allow moisture to escape. Install a ventilating system to prevent excess condensation and moisture in the room.

Additional requirements for outdoor installation

• Spa owners may need to comply with local or state laws relating to childproof fencing, safety barriers, lighting, and other safety requirements. Contact your local building code enforcement office for further details.
• Make sure the surface is level, fl at, smooth, and strong enough to support the full weight of the filled spa.
• Do not set up the spa on grass or dirt, as this increases the amount of debris entering the spa, and damages the spa floor.
• Do not expose the spa to direct sunlight for an extended period of time.
• It is possible to install and leave the spa outside at a temperature not lower than 4°C (39°F) provided the water temperature inside the spa is higher than 4°C (39°F) and the water inside the circulation system, pump, and pipe are not frozen. Put a “temp barrier mat” between the spa floor and the ground to prevent heat loss from the bottom of the spa and to provide better heat retention.

Set up the spa with at least 2 persons.

1. Move the entire package to the selected site. Do not drag the spa tub across the ground as this can cause damage and leakage.
   Open the carton carefully as this carton can be used to store the spa during long-term storage or when not in use.
2. Lay out all the parts on the ground and make sure all the parts are accounted for. For missing or damaged parts contact the appropriate Intex Service Center listed in the separate “Authorized service Centers” sheet.

Spa Control Unit Assembly

1. Connect the control panel (3) cable plug into the receptacle on top of the spa control base and screw in the plug cover firmly by hand (see drawing 1).
2. Screw the control panel bolts (4) with the provided bolt wrench (6) to secure the control panel (see drawing 2).
3. Plug the spa control unit into an electrical outlet.

Inflation

Inflate the Spa Tub Wall

1. Take out the ground cloth (19) and spread it over the cleared area. Then spread out the spa liner over the ground cloth and point the drain valve towards a suitable draining area. Note: Spread the ground cloth with the bubbles facing down over the cleared area where you intend to set up your spa.
2. Press the button located on top of the control base and remove the back cover (see drawing 3).
3. Unscrew the control base inflation cap (5) to reveal the air blower inflation outlet, insert one end of the inflation hose (7) into the outlet and turn to the right to lock it (see drawing 4).
4. Unscrew the air valve cap to reveal the stem in the up position for inflation. Insert the other end of the inflation hose (7) into the valve and turn to the right to lock it in position (see drawing 5).
5. Press the button to turn on the control unit panel buttons first. Press the button to infl ate the spa tub wall until it is fi rm to the touch but not hard (see drawing 6). IMPORTANT: Do not over infl ate or use a high-pressure air compressor to infl ate.
6. Press the button again to turn it off.
7. Disconnect the inflation hose (7) from the air valve and attach the pressure gauge (23) to the air valve. The pressure gauge indicator should be in the green area for a properly infl ated spa tub (see drawing 7). Repeat the previous steps to add more air if necessary.
8. Replace the air valve cap back.

NOTE: The cap is designed to be screwed on and off. Never exert force as this could cause the complete internal inflation system of the valve to come loose. See “Spa Tub Air Valve Fastening” for valve maintenance.

Inflate the Spa Cover Air Bladder

1. Open the inflation valve and insert the inflation hose (7) into the valve; press to infl ate until it is fi rm to the touch but not hard (see drawing 8).
2. Disconnect the inflation hose (7) from the air blower inflation outlet and the valve.
3. Replace the control base inflation cap (5) back; close and recess the inflation valve.

NOTE: If there is a need to add some air to the spa tub wall or spa cover air bladder after they have been set up, refer to the above “Infl ate the Spa Tub Wall” and “Infl ate the Spa Cover Air Bladder” sections. The cover air bladder is preinstalled inside the spa cover. If it needs to be reinstalled, place the uninflated air bladder inside the spa cover lip before inflating the bladder.

Deflation
For Spa Tub Wall:

1. Unscrew the cap to reveal the stem, push the stem in and turn 90 degrees right to secure it in the down position (see drawing 9).
2. Once the deflation is completed, push the stem in and turn 90 degrees left to return it to the inflation position.
3. Replace the cap back.

For Cover Air Bladder:

1. Pull the valve cap out and squeeze the valve at its base until deflated.
2. Close and recess the valve back.

Spa Control Unit Installation

1. Connect the spa control unit to the spa tub (see drawing 10). Hand-tighten the connectors securely. Do not use tools to tighten.
2. Reinstall the back cover (2) to the spa control base (see drawing 11). The back cover must be installed before using the SPA.
   CAUTION: Do not sit, lean, cover, or place any objects over the spa control unit.
3. Attach the filter cartridge housing assembly to the inside of the spa tub outlet grid (lower position, marked “C”) (see drawing 12). Infl ate the spa tub first before installing filter pump fittings.
4. Before filling with water ensure the bottom drain valve caps are securely closed on the inside and outside.
5. Fill the spa tub with fresh water to a level between MIN and MAX marked on the inside of the spa wall. Do not fill the spa.
   Never move the spa tub with water inside and/or with the control base attached to the spa as the spa or control base may be damaged.
   WARNING: Never pour water with a temperature higher than 40°C (104°F) into the spa directly. It is recommended to fi ll the spa tub with lukewarm water for quick heating and energy saving.
6. Place the spa cover and spa air bladder (pre-installed in spa cover) over the spa tub, and make sure the spa cover buckles are locked using the key provided after pulling the buckled straps tight.
   IMPORTANT: Inspect the spa cover regularly for leaks, premature wear, and tear or deterioration. Never use a damaged spa cover.
7. Ensure the spa is plugged into an electrical socket and press the button to turn on the control unit panel buttons first. Press thebutton on the control panel to activate the heater, see the “Spa Control Unit Panel” operation section.

OPERATION

SPA CONTROL UNIT PANEL

• A: Heat Button
• B: Celsius/Fahrenheit Toggle Button C: Temperature Increase Button D: Temperature Decrease Button E: Water Filter Button
• F: Bubble Button
• G: LED Display
• H: On/Off Button

On/Off Button:

Once the unit is plugged in, use this button to activate the control unit panel buttons. The light next to the button is green when activated. Press this button to turn off all currently activated functions.
NOTE: The On/Off button may appear as a black button in the center of the control panel.

Heat Button:

Use this button to activate the heating system. The pump will heat the spa water until the water temperature reaches the set temperature. When the spa water temperature drops 1-2°C (1.8-3.6°F) below the set temperature the heating system will restart. When the flame icon on the display is red, the heating system is activated. When the flame icon turns green, the water is at the set temperature. The heating system is at rest and the filtration system will continue working nonstop.

NOTE: To stop the filtration system while the heater is at rest mode, press the flame button first and then the filter button. Pressing the flame button only while the heater is at rest mode will turn off the heating system only and the filtration system will operate for another 24 hours before it turns off automatically.

Celsius/Fahrenheit Toggle button:

The temperature can be displayed in either Fahrenheit or Celsius. The system’s default is Celsius.
CAUTION: NEVER use the spa if indicated water temperature is more than 40°C (104ºF).

Temperature Adjustment Buttons:

Pressing the Temperature Increase or Decrease buttons will cause the LED to fl ash. When fl ashing you can adjust to the desired temperature setting. If you hold these buttons down the values will rapidly increase or decrease. The new and desired temperature setting will remain on the LED display for 5 seconds to confi rm the new value.

NOTE: The default temperature is 20°C (68°F).
NOTE: Temperature adjustment ranges from 20°C (68°F) to 40°C (104°F).

Water Filter Button:

This button turns the filter pump on and off. If the heating system is activated the filtration system will automatically start. The water filter icon on the display is green when activated.

Bubble Button:

Use this button to activate the massage system, which has a 30-minute auto-shutoff feature. The bubble icon on the displays is green when activated.

WARNING: Do not run the Bubble system when the cover is attached, air can accumulate inside the spa and cause irreparable damage and bodily harm.

LED Display:

Once plugged in the LED displays the current water temperature automatically.

NOTE: the built-in hard water treatment function works automatically in conjunction with the filtration system.

IMPORTANT: The following conditions will lead to slow water heating.

• The ambient temperature is lower than 10ºC (50ºF).
• Outdoor wind speed is above 3.5-5.4 m/s (8-12 mph).
• The air bubble function is activated when heating the spa water.
• The spa is not properly covered with the spa cover when the water is heating.

LED CODE CHART

LED Reading	CAUSE	SOLUTION
E90	No water flow	•   Turn off and unplug the control unit.   •   Ensure the outlet cover grid is clean and free from obstructions. •   Clean or replace the cartridge, see Maintenance and Storage section. •   Ensure the in/outlet connections on the spa tub and filter pump are not blocked. •   Keep the spa water properly sanitized to ensure a clean and unclogged filter cartridge. •   If problem persists, contact Intex Service Center.
E94	Water temperature too low	•   If the ambient temperature is below 4°C (39°F), we recommend not to use the spa.   •   Turn off and unplug the control unit, add some warm water to raise the spa water temperature above 5°C (41°F), then press the  button to heat up the water to the desired temperature. •   If problem persists, contact Intex Service
		center.
		•   Turn off and unplug the control unit. When the water has cooled down, plug the RCD and restart all over again.
E95	Water temperature too high	•   Turn the heater off, then press the filter and bubble buttons to lower the water temperature.   •   If problem persists, contact Intex Service Center.
E96	System Error	•   Turn off and unplug the control unit, use the cap to stop the water from flowing out of the tub, disassemble and drain out the control unit. Reassemble the control unit back to the tub. Plug the RCD and restart all over again.   •   If problem persists, contact Intex Service Center.
E97	Dry-fire Protection	•   Contact Intex Service Center.
E99	Water temperature sensor broken	•   Contact Intex Service Center.
END	After 72 hours of continuous heating operation, the pump will hibernate automatically. The rapid heating and water filtration functions are disabled.	•   Press the         button to re-active the filter pump.

MAINTENANCE AND CHEMICALS

WARNING
Always unplug this product from the electrical outlet before removing, cleaning, servicing, or making any adjustments to the product.

Water Sanitation
The spa owner must regularly check and keep the spa water sanitized with scheduled maintenance (daily, if necessary). Adding sanitizer and another chemical will control bacteria and viruses present in the spa water. The maintenance of a proper water balance through the appropriate use of sanitizers is the single most important factor in maximizing the life and appearance of the spa tub as well as ensuring clean, healthy, and safe water. Proper technique is important for water testing and treating spa water. See your pool/spa professional for chemical, sanitizer, test kits, and testing procedures questions.

CAUTION: ALWAYS FOLLOW THE CHEMICAL MANUFACTURER’S DIRECTIONS, AND THE  HEALTH AND HAZARD WARNINGS.
Do not add chemicals if the spa is occupied. This can cause skin or eye irritation. Concentrated chlorine solutions can damage the spa tub. In no event is Intex Recreation Corp., Intex Development Co. Ltd., their related companies, authorized agents and service centers, retailers, or employees liable to the buyer or any other party for costs associated with the loss of spa water, chemicals or water damage.

Maintenance of Spa Water and Cartridge
Protect all spa occupants from possible water-related illnesses by keeping the spa water clean and sanitized. Always practice good hygiene. To ensure proper spa water quality follow these procedures:

1. Inspect and clean the filter cartridge every day, and change the filter cartridge every 3 days.
   • a. Unscrew the cartridge housing assembly from the spa tub wall and remove the cartridge (see drawing 13).
   • b.Use a garden hose to rinse off the cartridge. If the cartridge remains soiled and discolored it should be replaced. Keep spare cartridges on hand.
   • c.Reinstall the clean cartridge back into the cartridge housing and replace the cartridge housing assembly back onto the spa tub wall.
2. Change the spa water every 3 days. See the “Spa Tub Drainage” and “Spa Tub Cleaning” sections for details.
3. Use spa chemicals to maintain proper water chemistry. Spa damage resulting from the misuse of chemicals and mismanagement of spa water is not covered by the warranty.
4. All occupants must shower before entering the spa.

Water Chemistry Balance
Maintain the spa water pH level between 7.2 and 7.8, total alkalinity level between 80 and 120 ppm, and free chlorine level between 2 to 4 ppm. Use the included test strips to test the spa water chemistry before each use of the spa and continue to test the water no less than once a week. The Test Strips can test the “Free Chlorine”, “pH”, “Total Alkalinity” and “Calcium Hardness” levels at the same time:

1. Dip the entire strip into the water and remove it immediately.
2. Hold the strip level for 15 seconds. Do not shake excess water from the strip.
3. Compare the strip pad to the color chart on the packaging label. If necessary, adjust the chemical level in the pool water.

NOTE: Check the expiry date of the test kit as the test results may be inaccurate if the kit is used after that date. Low pH will damage the spa tub and pump. Damage resulting from chemical imbalance is not covered by the warranty. Use the included chemical fl oater dispenser to administer chlorine [chemical tablet size: less than 1” (2.5 cm) diameter] into the spa water. Add 1 tablet into the dispenser. Always follow the chemical manufacturer’s directions. Remove the chemical fl oater dispenser when the spa is in use.
Never let chlorine come in contact with the spa tub if it is not completely dissolved.

IMPORTANT: Press the

button on the spa control panel to turn on the bubble air blower and help dissolve the chemicals into the water. Never mix chemicals together. Add the chemicals to the spa water separately. Thoroughly dissolve each chemical before adding another one to the water.

SPA WATER CHEMISTRY AND BALANCE

Preferred Water Chemistry Reading
	Minimum	Ideal	Maximum
Free Chlorine	2 ppm	2 – 4 ppm	5 ppm
pH	7.2	7.2 – 7.6	7.8
Total Alkalinity (TA)	60 ppm	80 ppm	120 ppm
Calcium Hardness (CaCO3)	100 ppm	150–250 ppm	350 ppm
Saturation Index (SI)	–0.3	0	+0.3
Water Temperature	20ºC / 68ºF	20–40ºC / 68–104ºF	40ºC / 104ºF

Free chlorine is the chlorine residual present in the spa water.
Result if too low – Inadequate level of disinfection.
Result if too high – cause odor problems, skin & eye irritation, corroded metals, and other materials.

pH: a value that indicates how acidic or basic the spa water is.
Result if too low – Corroded metals, eye & skin irritation, and destruction of total alkalinity.
Result if too high – Scale formation, cloudy water, shorter filter/heater runs, eye & skin irritation, poor chlorine efficiency.

Total Alkalinity (TA): indicates the degree of the water’s resistance to pH change. It determines the speed and ease of pH change, so always adjust total alkalinity before adjusting the pH level.
Result if too low – Corroded metals, eye & skin irritation. Low alkalinity will cause the pH to be unstable. Result if too high – Scale formation, cloudy water, shorter filter/heater runs, eye & skin irritation, high chlorine demand.

Calcium Hardness (CaCO3): refers to the amount of calcium and magnesium dissolved in the water. Result if too low – Diffi culty balancing water, corrosion of metal components, eye & skin irritation, and water foaming. Result if too high – Scale formation, cloudy water, eye & skin irritation, diffi culty balancing water and filter/heater inefficiency.

Saturation Index (SI):
temperature, calcium hardness concentration, total alkalinity, and pH represent the main factors influencing scale formation. The tendency of water to either form scale or corrode is indicated by the Saturation Index (SI): SI = pH+TF+CF+AF-12.1
*Where: TF = Temperature Factor; CF = Calcium Hardness Factor; AF = Total Alkalinity Factor

Water Temperature		TF	Calcium Hardness (ppm)	CF	Total Alkalinity (ppm)	AF
(ºC)	(ºF)
8	46	0.2	75	1.5	50	1.7
12	54	0.3	100	1.6	75	1.9
16	61	0.4	150	1.8	100	2.0
19	66	0.5	200	1.9	150	2.2
24	75	0.6	250	2.0	200	2.3
29	84	0.7	300	2.1	300	2.5
34	93	0.8	400	2.2	400	2.6
40	104	0.9	500	2.3	—	—
—	—	—	1000	2.6	—	—

Test the water pH, Temperature, Calcium Hardness, and Total Alkalinity levels. Use the equivalent Factors in the SI equation.
SI = 0, Balance
If SI > 0, Scaling or cloudy water condition.
If SI < 0, Corrosive to metals or eye & skin irritating condition.
The SI is considered satisfactory if the value is within the -0.3 to +0.3 range. Zero being perfect.

SPA Water Adjustment

How to adjust the spa water chemistry when the levels are off the range.
CAUTION: Always follow the chemical manufacturer’s directions, and the health and hazard warnings.

Total Alkalinity (TA) Adjustment
Remove the spa cover to aerate the water and use the included test strips to check the chemistry level. Ensure the chlorine level in the water is between 2-4 ppm fi rst, as chlorine will affect the TA test result. If the TA level (and not the pH) is higher than 120 ppm, to lower the TA level, you add muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid) or sodium bisulfate.

If the TA level is lower than 60 ppm, you add sodium bicarbonate. For example (for 4 adults), if the TA level is 180 ppm, the desired decrease is 60 ppm, from below chart, you need to add 0.269 Lb (121 g) of sodium bisulfate or 0.101 qt (96 ml) of muriatic acid. If the test strip color is between 180 ppm and 240 ppm, and close to 180 ppm, you can also add 0.269 Lb
(121 g) of sodium bisulfate or 0.101 qt (96 ml) of muriatic acid. If the reading is more than 240 ppm, you can add sodium bisulfate or muriatic acid to the water drop by drop until the test strip indicates a 240 ppm reading, then add 0.528 Lb (238 g) of sodium bisulfate or 0.202 qt (192 ml) of muriatic acid.
NOTE: After adjustment, retest the water after 24 hours and adjust again if necessary.

Lowering Total Alkalinity

Amount of Sodium Bisulfate to lower Total Alkalinity

Desired level	60 ppm	80 ppm	100 ppm	120 ppm	140 ppm
Volume: 210 gal / 795 L	0.269 Lb	0.358 Lb	0.448 Lb	0.528 Lb	0.627 Lb
	121 g	161 g	202 g	238 g	283 g
Volume: 290 gal / 1098 L	0.368 Lb	0.492 Lb	0.614 Lb	0.737 Lb	0.860 Lb
	168 g	224 g	279 g	335 g	391 g

Amount of Muriatic Acid to lower Total Alkalinity

Desired level	60 ppm	80 ppm	100 ppm	120 ppm	140 ppm
Volume: 210 gal / 795 L	0.101 qt	0.135 qt	0.169 qt	0.202 qt	0.234 qt
	96 mL	128 mL	160 mL	192 mL	223 mL
Volume: 290 gal / 1098 L	0.139 qt	0.185 qt	0.232 qt	0.278 qt	0.324 qt
	132 mL	176 mL	220 mL	264 mL	308 mL

Raising Total Alkalinity

Amount of Sodium Bicarbonate to raise Total Alkalinity

Desired level	20 ppm	40 ppm	60 ppm	80 ppm
Volume: 210 gal / 795 L	0.059 Lb	0.118 Lb	0.178 Lb	0.237 Lb
	27 g	53 g	80 g	107 g
Volume: 290 gal / 1098 L	0.081 Lb	0.162 Lb	0.244 Lb	0.326 Lb
	37 g	74 g	111 g	148 g

pH Adjustment
After the total alkalinity has been lowered to 120 ppm or raised to 80 ppm and the pH is still high or low, you can adjust it using the following chart.

Lowering pH

Lowering pH Using Muriatic Acid

Volume		210 gal (795 L)		290 gal (1098 L)
Total Alkalinity		120 ppm	80 ppm	120 ppm	80 ppm
From→To	8.4→7.2	0.028 qt	0.018 qt	0.038 qt	0.025 qt
		26 mL	18 mL	36 mL	24 mL
	7.8→7.2	0.019 qt	0.013 qt	0.026 qt	0.017 qt
		18 mL	12 mL	22 mL	16 mL

Lowering pH Using Sodium Bisulfate

Volume		210 gal (795 L)		290 gal (1098 L)
Total Alkalinity		120 ppm	80 ppm	120 ppm	80 ppm
From→To	8.4→7.2	0.071 Lb	0.047 Lb	0.095 Lb	0.063 Lb
		32 g	21 g	43 g	29 g
	7.8→7.2	0.047 Lb	0.032 Lb	0.064 Lb	0.043 Lb
		21 g	14 g	29 g	20 g

Raising pH

Raising pH Using Sodium Bicarbonate

Volume		210 gal (795 L)		290 gal (1098 L)
Total Alkalinity		120 ppm	80 ppm	120 ppm	80 ppm
From→To	6.8→7.2	0.541 Lb	0.361 Lb	0.737 Lb	0.491 Lb
		243 g	163 g	335 g	224 g

Calcium Hardness Adjustment

Use the included test strips to check the water hardness level and adjust it following the below chart.

Lowering Calcium Hardness
If your household water supply is treated with a softener, mix the spa hard water with the soft water according to the water volume ratio chart to lower the calcium hardness:

Lowering Calcium Hardness Using Soft Water

Initial level	1000 ppm	500 ppm	350 ppm	250 ppm
Desired level: 100 ppm	Water Volume Ratio (Vhard water: Vsoft water)
	1:9	1:4	2:5	2:3

Raising Calcium Hardness
If the calcium hardness level in the spa water is lower than 100 ppm, add calcium chloride to the spa water.

Volume	210 gal (795 L)		290 gal (1098 L)
m (CaCl2)	0.197 Lb	89 g	0.269 Lb	122 g

WARNING
Muriatic acid is a caustic chemical and the liquid solution of sodium bisulfate (NaHSO4) is highly acidic. Handle all chemicals with care and wear extra personnel protective equipment including goggles and gloves. It is very important not to splash acid onto your skin or clothing, or into your eyes.

MAINTENANCE

Spa Tub Drainage

1. Turn off the spa control unit.
2. Connect the drain valve adaptor to a garden hose and point the other end of the garden hose to a suitable draining area (see drawing 14).
3. Remove the drain valve cap from the outside of the spa tub and attach the drain valve adaptor to the drain valve (see drawing 14).
4. From inside the spa tub, open the drain valve cap, water will start
   flowing out from the garden hose.
5. When the water stops draining, disconnect the spa control unit from
   the spa tub wall. Lift the spa tub wall from the side opposite the drain, leading any remaining water to the drain and emptying the spa completely (see drawing 15).
6. Attached is the inflation hose (7) to the air blower inflation outlet on the control unit.
7. Turn on the spa and press the button, aim the inflation hose at the inlet/outlets on the spa tub and spa control unit to dry out any water in the piping system (see drawings 16 & 17).
8. Use a clean towel to wipe up any remaining water and moisture on the spa tub and spa control unit.
9. Ensure the spa tub and spa control unit are thoroughly dried.

NOTE: The enclosed plugs (15) can be used to cover the water inlet and outlet connectors from the inside of the spa tub to prevent water from flowing out.

Spa Tub Cleaning

If dirt is visible in the water or water becomes cloudy and proper water chemistry does not clear it up, change the water and clean the spa tub. See the “Spa Tub Drainage” section on how to drain the spa. While empty, remove the cartridge housing from inside of the spa tub wall, and clean and/or replace the filter cartridge. Use a sponge and mild soap solution to wipe away any soil or stains on the inside of the spa wall. Rinse thoroughly before refilling with clean water.

IMPORTANT: Do not use steel wool, hard brushes, or abrasive cleaners.

Spa Tub Air Valve Fastening
Check the spa tub air valve for leakage and tightness before use. If air is leaking from the air valve, use the provided wrench (22) to tighten the air valve as follows:

1. Make sure the spa tub is deflated, open the air valve cap, and insert the wrench (22) into the air valve body (see drawing 18).
2. With one hand, hold the backside of the air valve base from the inside of the spa tub wall and turn the wrench (22) clockwise.

IMPORTANT: Never adjust the air valve base when the spa is in use or filled with water. Only use the air valve wrench if the air valve is loose or there is leakage around the air valve base. Do not over-tighten the air valve: over-tightening can damage the valve. Just ensure the air valve is snug and not leaking.

Spa Cover
The attachment buckles of the cover are locking buckles. Two keys are provided in the plastic bag with the manual and other accessories. Each buckle is marked with “locked” and “unlocked” symbols for easy operation: put the key into the slot on the buckle and turn it to the appropriate position to lock or unlock the buckle respectively. To assure safety from unauthorized access, always put the cover on when the spa is not in use and lock all buckles. Always keep the keys out of reach of children. In case you misplace the keys, you can use any similar size flat screwdriver to lock or unlock the buckles. Inspect the spa cover regularly for leaks, premature wear, and tear damage or signs of deterioration. Never use a worn or damaged cover: it will not provide the level of protection required to prevent unsupervised access to the spa by a child.

Spa Tub and Cover Air Bladder Repair
Use the enclosed repair patch to repair any puncture:

• Clean and dry the area to be repaired thoroughly.
• Remove the patch backing paper and press the patch firmly over the puncture. Smooth out the surface to remove any air bubbles under the patch.

IMPORTANT
The ambient temperatures of the air have an effect on the spa tub’s internal pressure. The air inside of the spa tub may expand and contract with varying temperatures leading to reduce pressure inside of the spa tub. If this occurs, simply use the provided pressure gauge to check the internal air pressure and add more air if necessary.

STORAGE

1. Drain and clean the spa following the “Spa Tub Drainage” and “Spa Tub Cleaning” sections.
2. Reverse set-up instructions to defl ate and disassemble the spa tub, spa control unit, and spa cover air bladder.
3. To defl ate the tub and the cover air bladder:
   • a) Open the deflation outlet cap (27) with the included bolt wrench (6) (see drawing 19).
   • b) Insert the deflation hose adaptor (28) into the deflation outlet.
   • c) Insert inflation hose (7) over the deflation hose adaptor (28).
   • d) Insert the other end of the inflation hose into the tub air valve or cover the air bladder valve.
   • e)Press the air bubble button to defl ate.
   • f)When deflation is completed reverse the above steps and ensure the deflation outlet cap (27) is securely fastened.
4. Make sure all the spa components and accessories are thoroughly clean and dry before storage. Air-dry the spa tub in the sun for an hour before folding.
5. Fold the spa tub loosely and avoid any sharp corners to prevent
   damage or leakage to the spa tub liner.
6. Prepare additional new cartridges for next time use.
7. Store the spa tub and accessories in a dry, temperature controlled, between 0º – 40ºC (32º – 104ºF), storage location.
8. The original packing can be used for storage.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM	CAUSE	SOLUTION
NO DISPLAY/SPA CONTROL UNIT DOES NOT WORK	•     Spa is unplugged or off.   •     Control panel cable plug lose. •     Power failure. •     RCD tripped. •     RCD broken.	•     Ensure the spa is plugged in and switched on.   •     Ensure the control panel cable plug is firmly attached to the control base receptacle. •     Check the power source. •     Reset the RCD. •     Contact Intex Service Center.
THE HOUSEHOLD CIRCUIT BREAKER TRIPPED	•     Circuit breaker underrated.   •     Overloaded circuit breaker. •     An electrical fault in the line.	•     Ensure correct circuit breaker rating.   •     Provide a dedicated circuit breaker feeding the spa electrical outlet only. •     Contact a qualified electrician to correct the electrical fault.
NOT HEATING PROPERLY	•     Temperature set too low.   •     Dirty filter cartridge. •     Water temperature decreasing during heater STANDBY mode. •     Heating element failed.	•    Increase the temperature and attach the spa cover.   •    Clean or replace the filter cartridge in time. •     If the heater is in STANDBY mode, press the flame button twice to heat up the water to the set temperature. •    Contact Intex Service Center.
THE BUBBLE AIR BLOWER DOES NOT WORK	•     Air blower pump is too hot.	•     Turn off and unplug the spa. Let it cool down and restart all over again.   •     If the problem persists contact Intex Service Center.
THE FILTRATION PUMP NOT WORKING	•     Dirty filter cartridge.   •     Filtration inlet and/or outlet clogged. •     Filter pump motor failed.	•     Clean or replace the filter cartridge in time.   •     Check and clean filtration inlet and outlet regularly. •     Contact Intex Service Center.
WATER NOT CLEAN	•     Cartridge assembly not properly attached.   •     Insufficient filtering time. •     Dirty filter cartridge. •     Improper water maintenance. •     Filtration inlet and outlet clogged.	•     Ensure the cartridge assembly is properly attached.   •     Increase filtration time. •     Clean or replace the filter cartridge in time. •     Keep the spa water properly sanitized. Refer to the chemical manufacturer’s instructions. •     Check and clean filtration inlet and outlet regularly.
PUMP CONNECTORS ARE NOT LEVEL WITH THE SPA CONNECTORS	•     One characteristic of PVC is that   it changes shape, which is normal.	•     Elevate the pump with wood or another type of insulated material to bring the pump’s connectors level with the spa’s connectors.
TUB HAS A STRANGE SHAPE	•     Expanded internal air pressure by strong sunshine.	•     Do not expose the spa to direct sunlight for an extended period of time.   •     Check the air pressure and release air if necessary. During very hot weather, you must check to see whether it is necessary to release some air. This is to avoid any possible damage to the tub.
THE TUB LOSES AIR PRESSURE	•     Air valve cap lose.   •     Air valve base lose. •     Hole, cut, or split on spa tub.	•     Ensure the air valve cap is securely closed.   •     Fill up the spa tub with air then make sure the air valve base is tightened, see “Spa Tub Air Valve Fastening” section. •     Put liquid soap and water in a squirt bottle and spray on the seams. If there is a leak it will bubble. After you find the leak, clean and dry the leaking area, then apply the repair patch that comes with your spa.
LEAKING BETWEEN SPA TUB CONNECTORS AND CONTROL UNIT CONNECTORS	•     Spa control base inlet/outlet connections are not securely tight.   •     Spa control base inlet/outlet o-ring missing/dirty.	•     Tighten inlet and outlet connections.   •     Coat the o-ring with petroleum jelly for waterproofing. •     Remove the grid from the inside the spa with a screwdriver, and ensure the inlet/outlet O-ring is in place, clean, and not damaged.
SPA IS TOO NOISY IN FILTRATION MODE ONLY	•     Control base components not securely attached.   •     Control base ground, not level and firm. •     Spa filter motor failed.	•     Ensure the control panel, back cover, and all inlets/outlets are securely connected.   •     Ensure the ground is level, firm, and smooth. •     Replace the failed filter motor with a new one.

WARRANTY

Your PureSpa has been manufactured using the highest quality materials and workmanship. All Intex products have been inspected and found free of defects prior to leaving the factory. This limited warranty applies only to PureSpa only. This limited warranty is in addition to, and not a substitute for, your legal rights and remedies. To the extent that this warranty is inconsistent with any of your legal rights, they take priority. For example, consumer laws across the European Union provide statutory warranty rights in addition to the coverage you receive from this limited warranty: for information on EU-wide consumer laws, please visit the European Consumer Center website at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/ecc/contact_en/htm.

The provisions of this limited warranty apply only to the original purchaser and are not transferable. This limited warranty is valid for a period of one (1) year from the date of the initial retail purchase. Keep your original sales receipt with this document, as proof of purchase will be required and must accompany warranty claims or the limited warranty will be invalid.
PureSpa Warranty – 1 Year

If you find a manufacturing defect in the PureSpa during the warranty period, please contact the appropriate Intex Service Center listed in the separate “Authorized Service Centers” sheet. If the item is returned as directed by the Intex Service Center, the Service Center will inspect the item and determine the validity of the claim. If the item is covered by the provisions of the warranty, the item will be repaired or replaced, with the same or comparable item (at Intex’s choice) at no charge to you.

Other than this warranty, and other legal rights in your country, no further warranties are implied. To the extent possible in your country, in no event shall Intex be liable to you or any third party for direct or consequential damages arising out of the use of your PureSpa, or Intex or its agents’ and employees’ actions (including the manufacture of the product). If your country does not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, this limitation or exclusion does not apply to you.
You should note that this limited warranty does not apply in the following circumstances:

• If the PureSpa is subject to negligence, abnormal use or application, accident, improper operation, improper voltage or current contrary to operating instructions, improper maintenance or storage;
• If the PureSpa is subject to damage by circumstances beyond Intex’s control, including but not limited to, ordinary wear and tear and damage caused by exposure to fi re, flood, freezing, rain, or other external environmental forces;
• If the PureSpa is used for any commercial purposes;
• To parts and components not sold by Intex; and/or.
• To unauthorized alterations, repairs, or disassembly to the PureSpa by anyone other than Intex Service Center personnel.

The costs associated with the loss of pool water, chemicals, or water damage are not covered by this warranty. Injury or damage to any property or person is not covered by this warranty.
Read the owner’s manual carefully and follow all instructions regarding the proper operation and maintenance of your PureSpa. Always inspect your product prior to use. This limited warranty will be void if use instructions are not followed.

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