It is important that you make specific times to give your spa pool the ‘once over’, probably every 3-4months.
The following is a guideline that you might like to follow:
• Disconnect the power source.
• Drain all the water from the spa.
• Remove any dirt or sand that may be in the spa. Inspect the acrylic surface.
• Treat and stain the cabinet (if required).
• Clean your hardcover and treat with the recommended product (consult your dealer).
• Remove and clean your headrests.
• Remove and clean all jets (refer Jet Maintenance & Removal)

This can be caused by an air lock. Remedy: Open the cabinet door and slightly loosen the barrel union to the pump  (this will allow the trapped air to escape). Turn the spa on, then, when the water starts to come out of the barrel union, tighten it again. This should remove the air lock. For further
assistance, please contact your Dealer.

Ensure all jets are open; jet face needs to be turned anti-clockwise. If problem persists, ensure there’s
no air-lock within the pipework.

There is no guarantee expressed or implied that this technology can detect all instances of a real or potential problem with the equipment. There may be conditions that exist in which the spa control system will be unable to detect these conditions. Always act responsibly and check the control panel display for errors and verify safe water temperature before using a spa, and before allowing children to use a spa.

Refer to User Guide for instructions on your Control Panel to contact your nearest Dealer.

The position of your spa is your first consideration. You can then decide on what size spa would be suitable for your needs and budget. Visit your local Sapphire Spas Dealer to discover the wide range of spas that we have to offer.