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user guide for BromiCharge
4. When the bromine level reaches 2-5 PPM the spa is ready
for use.
YOU SHOULD ALWAYS CHECK YOUR BROMINE LEVEL
BEFORE USING YOUR SPA!
A bromine test kit, or test strips, can be purchased at your
spa/pool store.
5. If you are having a problem producing bromine, check your TDS
(Totally Dissolved Solids) level to make sure your BromiCharge
is 1440 PPM. Purchasing a TDS meter at any spa/pool store can
do this or they will check it for you.
If you are adding water often, beyond what has evaporated or
splashed out, then you may have a leak. If you have a leak you
are not only losing water but also BromiCharge.
Leaks should be fixed immediately, due not only to the expense
but also, health issues that may be related to low sanitizer levels.
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6. If your bromine level is below 2 PPM you should not enter
the spa.
Activate the Boost Mode and wait until 2 PPM of bromine is
present in the spa. If the bromine level is above 5 PPM lower the
run time.
Remember your bromine generator can only produce bromine
when the spa is running and your bromine generator is in the
proper mode. For immediate relief of high bromine you may
empty a small amount of spa water until the bromine level is
between 2-5 PPM.
7 . If your spa becomes cloudy or oily due to bather load, you may
want to consult a spa/ pool dealer for a clarifier.
* BromiCharge is a trademarked product of the BROMITRON
CORPORATION and is to be used only in the manner prescribed on
the label.
* In.clear is a brand name of Gecko Alliance Group.
in.clear
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