Backflush Of Portable V2 Control unit |
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 | Cap the ports on the inside of the spa. It will either be 2 or 3 to screw on, make sure the gaskets are on the inside of these also. |
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 | Turn the power off from the socket and unplug the control unit. |
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 | Remove the filter and filter grid from the housing. Then use a garden hose through the heater port to backflush the control unit. |
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 | Continue to flush out the dirt and debris, water will exit from the the filtration port so it's clear of water as much as possibe. |
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 | After several minutes, tip and drain as much hose water as possible from the control unit. |
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 | Make sure the filter housing is as dry as possible. After this connect the unit back to the spa, purge the unit and engage heat once again. |
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 | Backflush of control unit video |
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