Winterizing Your Hot Tub - Nordic Impulse Manuel Du Propriétaire

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS continued
Air Control(s):
Your hot tub has at least one air control. This air control allows air
to mix with the water that streams out of your jets. Each air control
is responsible for a section of jets or a whirlpool diverter jet. In
order for the air control to have any effect the jet(s) that it controls
must be on and have water flow.
& CABINET CARE MAINTENANCE
Western Red Cedar
As with any wood product, maintaining the "new" look requires a
consistent schedule of treating your cabinet with a quality CEDAR
sealing product.
Permawood ® – Mahogany, Dark Teak, Pecan, Charcoal
Maintenance for Permawood ® is to use mild soap and water. Some
strong household cleaners/solvents can cause damage/fading to the
surface of the cabinet. All cleaners should be tested on an out-of-the-way
section of cabinet before cleaning.
PermaShell ®
PermaShell ® cleans very easy because of its durable poly material. A
spray cleaner that is low in "suds" and is applied then wiped off will
most of the time be sufficient. With stubborn stains or marks, a "soft"
scrub cleaner with very low abrasion (elements) will help when used
with a non-abrasive cleaning pad.
Cover or Hot Tub Lid
See manufacturer's warranty and maintenance procedures. When
using a spa or hot tub "shock" water treatment, the cover must be removed
for 30 minutes. Failure to remove cover may cause damage to cover.
Filters
Periodic filter maintenance is required in order to maintain proper
hot tub water quality and performance of equipment supplied with
this hot tub. The manufacturer recommends cleaning your filters with
high pressure water flow once a week. Once a month it is

WINTERIZING YOUR HOT TUB

While we feel that some of the best times to use your spa can be
during the colder months, we understand that there can be a need
for some owners to close their tubs during the winter months.
We feel that winterization should be left to the professionals, but if
done carefully using the following instructions your risk of damage
from freezing can be minimized. Please note, we do not warrant
against freezing damage in a tub that has been winterized, either
by the owner of by a professional service center.
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PERMASHELL
Deluxe L.E.D. Lighting System:
This L.E.D. Lighting System consists of individual light nodes that
are in coordination with the L.E.D. light housed in the light lens
within the vessel of the spa. The light varies in color and function
by pressing the light button. To turn on the system simply press the
light button once. To turn it off, repress the light button. To change
the color or light function just press the light button once, press it
one more time to shut it off and then after 3-5 seconds press it one
more time. To turn it off, press it once more.
, FILTER, COVER
®
recommended that filters be soaked in a quality filter cleaning
solution before high pressure spraying of the filter cartridge is
applied.
Water Quality. As the owner of a Nordic Hot Tub it is important to
maintain proper water quality to keep your hot tub and equipment in
excellent condition. Please consult your Spa and Pool Professional
on how to maintain proper water quality. If your spa is equipped
with an Ozone Generator it will produce ozone only when the hot
tub is running on low speed, but it cannot be used as the sole means
to maintaining safe spa water.
Sanitation. Sanitizers are intended to kill bacteria and keep water
clean.
Nordic recommends Di-Chlor Granular Chlorine as a sanitizer. You
will need to decide which chemical sanitizer you wish to use.
Please consult with your spa retailer for what is available and its
proper use. Spa owners with the ozonator still need to use a
chemical sanitizer.
Warning. The improper use of any sanitizer or sanitizing system
including Di-Chlor Granular Chlorine could negate your warranty.
The improper use of Bromine can potentially damage (fading) the
shell of your hot tub. Failure to maintain water quality could also
negate your warranty.
THINGS THAT WILL BE NEEDED:
• 2 gallons of NON-TOXIC (R-V type) antifreeze
• a strong wet/dry vacuum (shop vac)
• a turkey-baster
• 1 or 2 light plastic bowls approximately 5" diameter
• TIME approx. 2 hours