Arctic Custom Series Guía del usuario

Arctic Hot Tubs 910 Dundas St. W, Whitby, ON ● 172 Chrislea Ave, Vaughan, ON ●

322 Fairall St, Ajax, ON

CUSTOM SERIES

Arctic Fox

Cub

Yukon

Frontier

Kodiak

Klondiker

Tundra

Summit

Summit XL

Ocean -AWP

Okanagan - AWP

UPGRADED CLASSIC SERIES

McKinley

Mustang

Totem

Eagle

Timberwolf

Hudson - AWP

Kingﬁsher - AWP

Athabascan - AWP

Wolverine - AWP

Start Up Guide - Custom Series

*include upgraded Classic Series

The purpose of this guide is to provide you with a quick setup.

For more detailed instructions on setting filtration cycles, on/off

features etc, Additional Custom Series information can be

found on pages 28 - 36 of the owner's manual.

Start Up Guide Custom Series

Pg # Topic

3Filling your new spa

3Preparing the ORP probe** spas equipped with SpaBoy®

4Preparing the ORP probe** spas equipped with SpaBoy® continued

5Installing Filters - Progressive Filters

6Installing Filters - Silver Sentinel Filters

7Turning the Power On

8Completing Start-up

8Home Connect

9Home Connect continued

10 SpaBoy® & Onzen™ Start Up

11 SpaBoy® & Onzen™ Maintenance

12 Bromine Start Up and Maintenance Guide

13 Chlorine Start Up and Maintenance Guide

14 Cool stuff my Arctic spa can do

Step 1: Filling your new Arctic Spa

1. Fill your spa with a garden hose put the hose in your filter canister. (img 1.1)

2. Once the water level has reached the bottom of the headrest, turn off the water and

remove the hose from the spa.(img 1.2)

1. Locate & remove the bottle protecting the end of the SpaBoy® probe. Remove by

gently pulling the bottle straight away from the wall. (img 2.1).

2. Insert the threaded safety grate provided by turning clockwise until snug (img 2.2).

Step 2: Preparing ORP Probe. ** SpaBoy® option only

Start by verifying if the SpaBoy® probe has been installed. Depending on

the time of year (freezing temps) and time between installation and hook

up the probe may not have been installed.

WARNING- Failure to remove the bottle or plug can result in over sanitization

damaging the spa, creating unsafe water and voiding warranty.

(img 1.1) (img 1.2)

(img 2.1) (img 2.2)

NOTE: If you see

this plug has

been installed

DO NOT remove

until you have

verified probe is

in place.

SEE NEXT PAGE

Preparing SpaBoy® Probe - Plug installed

(img 2.3)

If the plug has been installed (img 2.3) there is a

possibility that the SpaBoy® probe was not installed upon

delivery due to cold weather or the spa not being filled and

turned on for an extended period of time.

(Img 2.4)

To verify the probe has been installed Please open the

cabinet door behind the probe housing to confirm you can

see the back of the probe (img 2.4).

(Img 2.5)

Once you have verified the probe has been successfully

installed, you need to ensure it is connected to the

generator. The wires attached to probe are labelled ORP

and pH. Attached to the corresponding fitting on the

generator (img 2.5). Insert the wire end giving a turn

clockwise to ensure connection is secure.

Important: Trays are to only be in

for a 24 hour period leaving them

in longer may reduce the

effectiveness of filtration. When

the weirs float above the filters

this is a good indicator the trays

need rinsed or replaced.

Step 3: Installing the ﬁlters - Progessive Filters

MODEL LEFT SIDE RIGHT SIDE

Arctic Fox Standard Hi Flow

Cub Standard Hi Flow

Yukon Standard Hi Flow

Frontier Standard Hi Flow

Kodiak Hi Flow Standard

Klondiker Standard Hi Flow

Summit Standard Hi Flow

Tundra Standard Hi Flow

Summit XL Standard Hi Flow

Ocean Standard Hi Flow

Okanagan Standard Hi Flow

1. Your new Custom Series Arctic Spa comes equipped with 2 new Progressive Filters.

One filter is a High Flow and the other is a Standard Flow (img 3.1). To determine

which side the filters belong locate you model on the chart below.

2. Inserted in the top of both filters you will find a filter tray (img 3.2). This tray is

designed to remove impurities in your source water. After 24 hours remove the filter

trays rinse, and leave out. They can be used again on your next fill.

(img 3.1)

Left Side Right Side

(img 3.2)

Filter placement is determined by standing outside the

spa directly behind the filter canisters and looking down

over the waterfall onto the filter canisters

(img 3.4s)

(img 3.1s) (img 3.2s) (img 3.3s)

Step 3: Installing the ﬁlters - Silver Sentinel Filters

** upgraded Classic Series

1. Your new Arctic Spa comes equipped with 3 different types of filter media. A Silver

Sentinel thread in filter (img 3.1s), a rescue bag (img 3.2s) and a short pleated

thread in filter (img 3.3s) ** NOTE - Timberwolf will only come with Silver Sentinel

thread in filter (img 3.1s)

2. To install the filters, locate the filter weirs (img 3.4s) in your spa. Standing outside of

the spa with the weir(s) directly in front of your, remove the weir by simply lifting out of

the spa. On the left side insert the Silver Sentinel thread in filter by pushing down and

turning until filter does not float. Once in place return the filter weir back into the

canister. Repeat this process on the right side using the short pleated thread in filter

keeping the weir out to install the rescue bag.

Silver Sentinel

thread in filter

Short pleated

thread in filter

3. With the filter weir still not in place, invert to expose the open end (img 3.5). Looking

inside the weir you will notice a grate. Remove the grate (img 3.6) by turning counter

clockwise. In place of the grate, thread in the rescue bag. Return the weir into the spa

overtop of the short pleated thread in filter.

(img 3.5) (Img 3.6)

(img 4.1)

Step 4: Power ON

Now that your spa is full, filters are in place, ORP probe is uncovered and the

protective grate is installed (SpaBoy® option only), you are ready to turn the power

on to your spa.

1. Ensure your breaker inside your main panel is turned on.

2. Locate your outside breaker box (img 4.1) and flip to the on position.

3. The topside display will light up, start loading the software and start heating.

Depending on the temperature of the water going into the spa it may enter

freeze protect mode. Pumps will cycle on and off periodically.

NOTE: If your breaker trips on the initial start up, verify that

the spa is wired correctly. The most common mistake made is

putting the output neutral wire in the wrong place. From the

diagram below (img 4.2) you can see the output neutral must

be connected directly to the GFCI and not the neutral bar.

(img 4.2)

Neutral wire going to spa

must be attached to the

GFCI

Now that your electrical is verified and your spa is on you can go to your display and set

your desired temperature all other settings will be factory set.

Step 5: Completing Start-up

Based on the series of

spa you have some

buttons may not have

any function

1. Step the desired temperature by

pressing the up and down buttons

(G &H)

2. Once your temperature is set close

the lid and allow the spa to heat up

to desired temperature.

3. Additional control information can

be found on pages 32 to 34 of your

owner’s manual

Step 6: Home Connect

Each custom series spa is accessible via a website www.myarcticspa.com or through

the Arctic Spas app. In order to access your spas functions via your device, the spa

must first be connected to your home network. Your new spa does come equipped with

WIFI but as previously indicated in your signed appendix, WIFI may not work in your

area or specific installation. A connection point via other methods may be necessary.

Please contact your sales representative for more information.

Step 6: Home Connect continued…

1. Download the Arctic Spas app on to your device.

2. In the lower right corner of the main app screen select “SETUP NEW SPA”( img6.1)

3. You will then be asked if the spa is a new connection or has been setup before.

Choose “SETUP NEW CONNECTION”

4. Press and hold pump 3 until you see AP, Once AP appears let go and await AP UP

5. Once you see Ap Up. Go to your devices WIFI settings. Join the hotspot

“MyArcticSpaAP”. Password: 1234567890 (img 6.2)

6. Go back to your app. Find your home network and select it from the list of available

networks. (img 6.3)

7. Ensure the network name is entered and enter your password.

8. Wait for the spa and the device to connect. They are connected when the arrow

appears above the WIFI symbol on the topside panel (img 6.4)

9. WIFI set up is now complete .

img 6.1 img 6.2 img 6.3 img 6.4

If you haven’t yet created a myarcticspa account, please visit

www.myarcticspa.com to setup your account. You will need a login to access

your spa remotely when your device is not connected to the same network as

your spa. Be sure to select Arctic Hot Tubs Whitby/Vaughan as your preferred

dealer.

Spa Boy® & Onzen™ Saltwater Startup

Before you attempt to balance the water, the water temperature must

first reach a minimum temperature of 85°F (29°C)

Step 1: Establish Correct Water Chemistry

Balancing the water correctly before usage will make the water easier to maintain.Remember

when adding any chemical to have the lid open and run all the pumps to ensure good mixture.

1. Add the initial dose of BEST DEFENCE(2oz/1000L) Run the pumps for a cycle

2. Test & adjust pH. Use the Rainbow Chlorine/Ph test kit provided. pH should be between 7.2 and 7.6

at this stage getting the ph as close to the lower limit will be beneficial as Step 2, adding the salt will

increase ph.

IMPORTANT: Onzen™ requires an additional step using Aquachek yellow test strips to test and

adjust alkalinity before ph. Perfect balance to raise/Adjust down to lower.

Step 2: Mixing & Adding the Salt ** Salt will cause pH to rise

1. Dissolve 1/3 of the required recommended salt dosage in a pail of hot water.

2. Add mixture into the spa with pump(s) running. This will allow the salt to mix thoroughly

throughout the spa.

3. After 30 mins, re-test pH and adjust accordingly if necessary. To lower pH, add 1 cap of salt water

balance. If it goes too low just leave it as pH will rise on its own.

4. Repeat steps 1-3 until all salt has been added.

1. Dissolve 1/3 of the required recommended salt dosage in a pail of hot water.

2. Add mixture into the spa with pump(s) running. This will allow the salt to mix thoroughly throughout

the spa.

3. After 30 mins, re-test pH and adjust accordingly if necessary. To lower pH, add 1 cap of Salt Water

Balance in 15 minute increments, checking between each dose. AWP add 2 caps at a time.

** If pH goes low do not adjust. pH will rise on its own.

4. Repeat steps 1-3 until all salt has been added.

Spa Model Volume Recommended

Salt Dosage

Summit XL 2033 L 4.5 kg

Summit 1363 L 3.0 kg

Tundra 1556 L 3.4 kg

Kodiak 1295 L 2.8 kg

Klondiker 1412 L 3.1 kg

Frontier 1268 L 2.8 kg

Yukon 1264 L2.8 kg

Spa Model Volume Recommended

Salt Dosage

Cub 1041 L 2.3 kg

Arctic Fox 787 L 1.7 kg

AWP 5100 L 11.2 kg

Mustang 1400 3.1 kg

McKinley 1700 L 3.7 kg

Totem 1360 L 3.0 kg

Eagle 1185 L2.6 kg

Timberwolf 884 L 2.0 kg

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