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When heating a spa make sure that there are no air bubbles coming from the air blower or hydrotherapy air inlets. The air bubbles will dissipate the heat into the air and prolong the heating time. Electric air blowers inject cooler outside air into the spa and will lower the temperature. You can shorten the heating time of your spa by shutting off any air injection devices until the spa is up to the desired temperature. If you have any health problems, high blood pressure etc., consult a doctor before using a hot water spa. You should get out of the spa and cool off every fifteen minutes. Do not consume alcoholic beverages while using the spa. To prevent drowning, do not use the cover while in the spa. 13 OWNERS MAINTENANCE & CARE There are some considerations that should be taken concerning the environment where your heater is installed. The heater is usually placed near the pool filtering system. There are certain things in this area you will need to be aware of to insure long life and prevent unnecessary damage. SPRINKLERS Make sure there are absolutely no sprinkler heads near the heater that will in any way spray on or into the heater. Sprinkler damage is not covered under the warranty agreement. Make sure that they are a sufficient distance away so that normal winds will not carry the mist to the heater. If your filtering system area has plants that need water, use a trickle type irrigation sprinkler instead of the broadcast type. The heater is designed to handle the wettest weather conditions that are typical of rain and humidity, etc. Sprinkler heads force high pressure water into the unit from the side at an odd angle. Most sprinkler systems are connected to a well system. Most well water is high in minerals, sulphur and other aggressive contaminates. These contaminates will leave a build up on the evaporator coils and electronics causing corrosion and hamper the efficiency. If you are located within 15 miles of the coast, salt may be in the well water also. PLANTS Plants in the installation area should be kept trimmed away to the proper clearances shown here. Plants too close to the heater will restrict the air flow into the unit from the side as well as air flow through the top. Plants also bring extra moisture and insects that may get inside the unit. There should be enough clearance to easily service and adjust the heater. CAUTION Chemicals should NOT be stored near the heater. The fan may draw corrosive chemical vapor through the unit causing damage. Do NOT store anything on top, underneath or around the heater. You will need access to the disconnect breakers in the event of an emergency. ! CONDENSATION DRAINS The unit will produce a condensation of water that will drain from the unit at a steady rate. This condensation is from the humidity in the outside air. The more humidity, the more condensation the unit will produce. There are several drain ports in the bottom of the unit, make sure they do not become clogged with debris. This condensation will attract weeds and insects, make sure that the water drains properly and plants are kept trimmed. (Heat and Cool Models) In the cooling mode this unit will produce no condensation. The air handling compartment below the fan should be cleaned and vacuumed to remove debris that may clog the condensation drains at the bottom of the heater. Accumulated debris will clog the condensation drains causing the water to pool in the bottom of the heater. Accumulated condensation water will cause corrosion to the heaters components. 14 AIR FLOW AIR FLOW ROOF RUN OFF To prevent large amounts of rain water from running through the unit you may need to install a gutter and down spout when the roof has a sharp pitch. IMPORTANT: Do not allow roof run off water to rush through the unit. Do not install the unit under roof valleys, where two roof sections meet. The two roof sections channel water to the valley and will allow massive amounts of water to run through the unit at high velocity. CLEANING To clean the heater, you should take a sponge and mild soapy water and wipe the surfaces clean. Do not use a pressurized garden hose to clean the heater. Never force water into the unit from any direction. You may use a garden hose at low pressure with no nozzle attachment. Clean the evaporator coils at least twice a year. If you live near the sea coast you will need to clean at least four times a year to remove salt and sand. Use a very soft brush with soap and gently remove any build up. Clogged evaporator coils will reduce the efficiency of the unit and cause corrosion. Use a fin comb to straighten any minor indentations in the evaporator coils Do not allow roof run-off to flow into the unit. Evaporator Slab Coils WATER PIPING LEAK ? When the unit operates, it will produce condensation that will drain from the bottom of the unit. Do not mistake condensation with a water piping leak. There is a certain procedure to follow to check the unit for leaks: Shut the heat pump and...

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