How much water should I put in my hot tub before turning on?
FILL spa until water level is either: 1/3 way up tile; up to water imprint; covers all jets completely plus an inch; or touching the bottom of the pillows. See owners manual for specifics. AFTER spa is full, start power.
How do I fill up my hot tub for the first time?
Do Timely Maintenance as directed, and most importantly, ENJOY YOUR SPA! As always, if you have any questions about filling up your hot tub for the first time, please don’t hesitate to ask. You can reach us by phone at (317) 912-1633, or you can contact your Royal Spa representative directly.
How do you fix airlock in a hot tub?
Fill your hot tub with water from a garden hose. Note that filling through the skimmer basket can help prevent an airlock in your circulating pump. 2. Turn thermostat (s) OFF at equipment system in cabinet, and at command center (if your spa is equipped with one). 3. Turn power ON at your disconnect box. 4.
When to add chemicals to a hot tub?
11. Add initial chemicals according to the “Refilling Your Spa” section of the Operation and Care Guide. 12. 24 to 48 hours after the spa has been operational, check alkalinity and pH with test strips or test kit—adjust accordingly. Do not complete this step until this water is hot and has been in for 24 or more hours. 13.
How do you fill a hot tub in a spa?
While your hot tub is filling, you may want to watch our “Chemicals for Hot Tub Start Up” video to familiarize yourself with the next step in the process, adding chemicals to your spa for the first time. Hang in there. By following the steps outlined in these two videos, you’ll be relaxing in your new hot tub or swim spa in no time.
Why is my spa water not turning on?
The spa isn’t heating, or the water is a lot cooler than it used to be, but everything else seems operational. The water got very hot but then everything just shut down…now the spa won’t turn on, although power seems to be getting to it.
How can I get water into my spa jet?
Force water directly into your spa’s jets with a garden hose, holding the hose directly but gently up against each jet for 20-30 seconds. Depending on your spa’s system, there might be a pipe attached to the highest point of the equipment pack.
How often do you change the water in a spa?
Whether you use a chlorine, bromine, ozone, or salt water system to purify your spa, you enjoy pristine water, free of contamination, for months on end. With every system, you’ll need to change the spa water now and then. If you use a traditional chlorine or bromine system, you should change the water in your spa about every three to four months.
