Visit the Cal Spas Booth at the LA County Fair Shop dozens of Spas and Barbecues Visit Cal Spas & Cal Flame BBQ at the LA County Fair for factory-direct discounts and offers! Sept. 2 – Sept. 25, 2016 Use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to view all manuals. United States and Canada All spa models except Platinum and Swim 2016 Portable Spa Owner's Manual - 2016 Guide d'utilisation pour Spas Portables, aux États Unis & au Canada - 2016 Swim Spa Owner's Manual 2016 Platinum Spa Owner's Manual 2016 Portable Spa Pre-Delivery Guide for US, Canada, and International 2016 Portable Spa Pre-Delivery Guide for US, Canada, and International - 2016 Portable Spa Owner's Manual (INTL) - 2016 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual (INTL) - 2016 Portable Spa Pre-Delivery Guide for US, Canada, and International - French 2015 Portable Spa Owner's Manual --USA & Canada 2015 Guide d'utilisation pour Spas Portables, aux États Unis & au Canada

2015 Swim Spa Owner's ManualDelta Champagne Bronze Kitchen Faucets 2015 Platinum Spa Owner's ManualPuppies For Sale In Farmington Mn 2015 Portable Spa Pre-Delivery Guide for US, Canada, and InternationalHouse Of Character For Sale Rabat 2014 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual – 2014 Portable spa owner’s manual (Canada only) 2014 Owner’s Manual – Aqua, LES, & Special Edition Spas 2013 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual 2010 Portable Spas (built between 5/20/10 and 12/31/10) 2010 Portable Spas (built between 3/1/10 and 5/19/10) 2010 Portable Spas (built between 11/19/09 and 2/28/10) 2009 Portable Spas, All Models (Except Genesis) 2008 Portable Spas, All Models 2007 Portable Spas, img-responsivetimate to Xtreme

2007 Portable Spa, Family Fun 2007 Portable Spa, Escape 2006 Portable Spas, Galaxy to Family Fun 2003 Portable Spa, Journey Series 2003 Portable Spa, Victory Series 1999 Spas, Pneumatic and Electronic II and III 1999 Portable Spas, Fiesta and Genesis Series 1999 Portable Spas, Premier and System Series 1998 Portable Spas, Fiesta and Pneumatic Controls 1998 Portable Spas, Premier Series 1998 Portable Spas, System Series 1997 Portable Spas, Pneumatic Controls 1997 Portable Spas, Genesis Series 1997 Portable Spas, Premier Series 1997 Portable Spas, System Series 1992 Portable and Inground Spas 1991 Portable and Inground Spas 1990 Portable and Inground Spas 1989 Portable and Inground Spas 1988 Portable and Inground Spas 1986 Portable and Inground Spas French language manuals for Canada 2014 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2013 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables

2012 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2011 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2010 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables (built between 5/20/10 and 12/31/10) 2010 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables (built between 3/1/10 and 5/19/10) 2010 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables (built between 11/19/09 and 2/28/10) 2009 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2008 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2007 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2006 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2005 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2004 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables 2003 Guide d’utilisation pour spas portables Older European and international manuals 2015 Portable Spa Owner's Manual (INTL) - 2015 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual (INTL) - 2015 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual 2014 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual (INTL) ENGLISH 2014 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual (INTL) FRENCH

2013 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual (INTL) ENGLISH 2013 Portable Spa Owner’s Manual (INTL) FRENCH 2012 Portable Spas (Europe) – English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Norwegian) 2011 Portable Spa Manual (Europe) – English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Norwegian 2010 Portable Spas (Europe) – English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Norwegian 2009 Portable Spas (Europe) – English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Norwegian 2008 Portable Spas (Europe) – English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Norwegian 2007 Portable Spas (Europe) – English, French, German, Spanish, Norwegian 2006 Portable Spas (Europe) – English, French, German, Spanish 005 Portable Spas (Europe) – English only 2004 Portable Spas (Europe) – English only 1999 Fiesta, Genesis, Premier and System Line spa owner’s manual (Europe) – English only 1999 Genesis, Premier and System Line spa owner’s manual (Europe) – English only Note: The Genesis manuals listed below are for an acrylic spa sold from 2009-2011.

For roto mold spa manuals, see the section further down on this page. 2011 Genesis Portable Spa 2010 Genesis Portable Spa 2009 Genesis Portable Spa Rejuvenation Spas Fountain of Youth Owner’s ManualIt looks like this page no longer exists.Or try one of these links: Watch Patio Spas Video collection from Cal Spas combines classic design and cutting edge technology while delivering a total body hydrotherapy experience. Patio Spas are convenient Plug-N-Play Spas which function from a standard 110V outlet. Plenty of options compliment any outdoor environment, style, and personal level of comfort. Watch Patio Plus Spas Video Create a spa that is designed to cradle your body in key areas. The Patio™ Plus Spas are designed to compliment any patio, while a 5.0 BHP Pump exudes a potent hydrotherapy experience. Share the ultimate hot tub experience with a loved one in an intimate Patio™ Plus Series.In order to keep your Cal Spa hot tub working correctly and avoid damaging the unit, you must perform routine maintenance on both the spa and the water inside it.

Not only must you add the proper chemicals to the water to keep the water safe, you must keep the surface of the tub clean and free of calcium deposits. Cal Spas suggest draining your hot tub every three to four months so you can clean and polish the tub’s surface. They also suggest draining and refilling the tub when the spa chemicals become unbalanced rather than adding additional chemicals. Spray the surface of your empty Cal Spa with an all-purpose spa cleaner. Wipe the spa surface dry with a soft cloth. Apply a cream wax product, designed for spa use, to the surface of your spa with a soft cloth. Rub the product onto the spa surface in a circular motion much like applying a liquid wax to your car. Wipe the wax from the surface once it dries to a haze. Use another soft cloth to buff the surface of your spa after removing the wax. Twist the cartridge filter counterclockwise and pull it from the skimmer. Place the filter in a 2-gallon plastic food-storage bag filled with water to keep it from drying.

Place the end of a garden hose into your Cal Spa skimmer and fill the spa until it reaches the middle of the skimmer or at least 6 inches from the top of the spa. Turn off the water and remove the hose. Look on the front of older Cal Spa pump housings for the air relief valve. Turn the relief valve to the “Open” position to allow the air to escape from the valve. Close the valve after the air bubbles stop escaping from the valve. Newer hot tubs require you to turn on the power to the spa and allow it to automatically run through a self-diagnosis. When the control panel flashes “PR,” press the jets button and allow them to run at low speed for 10 seconds. Press the jets button again to run the pump in high speed for 10 seconds. Press the button to turn off the jets for 10 to 15 seconds and repeat the priming steps until you feel water flowing through all the jets, and you have purged the air from the plumbing lines. Replace the filter and allow the pump to run on low speed for at least two hours with the cover over the hot tub.

Press the “Boost” button if your Cal Spa has a Cal Clarity II Bromine generator. Once the red light glows steadily, press and hold the “Prog” button until the numbers flash on the display. Release the “Prog” button, and then press it once again. The display will then show the total number of dissolved solids (TDS) in the water. Add Bromicharge to the middle of the hot tub. The amount of Bromicharge you use is based on the number of gallons your spa holds. Allow the pump to run for at least 15 minutes, and then use the Cal Clarity II Bromine generator control panel to check the TDS once again to ensure your TDS level is between 3 and 5 parts per million (ppm). Press the “Prog” button until the maintenance level numbers flash. Use the up and down arrows to set the maintenance level to correspond with the number of gallons the tub holds. Skip this step if you own an older Cal Spa without the Cal Clarity II Bromine generator. Add bromine and granular chlorine to the filled spa.

The amount you use is based on how many gallons your spa holds. Refer to the bromine and chlorine product labels for how much of the product to use in your spa. Pour metal protector and oxidizer shock in the center of your spa. Refer to the product labels to determine the correct amount of product to use based on the size of your spa. Find the hose bib connection on the exterior of the spa cabinet or inside the pump housing behind the equipment door. Screw a garden hose to the end of the hose bib. Turn the valve on the hose bib located inside the pump housing to the “Open” position to drain the water from the spa. If your hose connection is located on the exterior of the spa cabinet, pull the connection away from the cabinet until the water begins to flow from the spa. When all the water has been drained, push the connection back into the cabinet or rotate the hose bib valve to the “Closed” position to close the spa drain. Disconnect the garden hose from the bib. Things You Will Need All-purpose spa cleaner Soft cloths Spa cream wax 2-gallon plastic food-storage bag Garden hose Bromicharge Bromine Granular chlorine Metal protector Oxidizer shock References Family Pool Fun: Blue Wave Super MPCCal Spas: 2003 Owner’s ManualGel-Gloss: Gel-Gloss: To UseCal Spas: 2008 Owner’s Manual – All Portable SpasCal Spas: 2012 Owner’s Manual Portable Spas Suggest a Correction