DIRECTIONS FOR USE Ÿ GENERAL FEATURES FILTER COMPARTMENT CONTROL PANEL Pg. 6
HYDROMASSAGE In the MUSE minipool is installed the GHOST SYSTEM hydromassage system. This device allows you to enjoy the hydromassage feature, without having the hydromassage generating device installed in the tub, which provides greater comfort in il using the product. For the operation of the system see the specification on the control panel (see page 10). SEAT HYDROMASSAGE (Optional) The seat with backrests, mainly curved, features 8 nozzles (optional) for lymphatic drainage. These features allow you to get a powerful draining massage with an incredible antifatigue effect. For the operation of the system see the specification on the control panel (see page 10) AIRPOOL On the seat and on the bottom are installed different types of AIRPOOL systems. These functions allow you to get a soft and enveloping massage either from the seat and the bottom, for a strong sensation of relaxation. For the operation of the system see the specification on the control panel (see page 10) Pg. 7
LED COLOUR THERAPY (optional) The LED colour therapy system is installed in the external cavityand diffuses light through the side transparent panel of the tub. The absence in the tank of the chromotherapy device dramatically improves the comfort in using the tub and also the risk of damaging the same. For the operation of the system see the specification on the control panel (see page 10). FILLING AND DRAINING SYSTEM To fill the spa tub, you must provide a source of water outside the spa and fill water directly into the tub. The tub drain is places on its bottom compartment, hidden by the finishing plate. This makes access and use safer and more comfortable. In order to clean the grid strainer, simply remove the finishing plate manually because the same is not attached to the bottom. FILTRATION SYSTEM On tub bottom, on control panel side, is fitted a compartment which houses the filters. There are two filter papers that ensure maximum filtration of water. The filters can be removed to be cleaned and/or replaced. For the operation of the system see the specification on the control panel (see page 13) Pg. 8
Ÿ DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTS CONTROL PANEL Description of KEYS On/Off key HYDROMASSAGE 1 On/Off key HYDROMASSAGE 2 On/Off key AIRPOOL LIGHT/COLOUR THERAPY key Scroll/Increase key Scroll/Decrease key Pg. 9
Ÿ DESCRIPTION OF PARTS CONTROL PANEL Switching-on After switching on, or after 5 minutes of no use of the keyboard, all buttons light up white at low intensity and the display shows the temperature of the water. If you touch any key, all the buttons light white at high intensity except for the pressed key, which turns blue, to indicate the corresponding active function. The spa tub is always maintained under such conditions to be readily accessible to the user. Upon switching on, the control panel will switch to the same state it was before shutdown. Functions Hydromassage Press the HYDROMASSAGE 1 key to activate the hydromassage function on the backrests of the spa tub. The active function lights up blue. If you press the key again, you will disable the function. This function can only be activated with the level of water at steady operation values. If not interrupted from the keyboard, it will turn off automatically after 20 minutes. Press the HYDROMASSAGE 2 key to activate the hydromassage function on the seat of the spa tub. The active function lights up blue. If you press the key again, you will disable the function. This function can only be activated with the level of water at steady operation values. If not interrupted from the keyboard, it will turn off automatically after 20 minutes. Airpool (Optional) By pressing the AIRPOOL key, you will enable the blower function of the spa tub. The active function lights up blue. If you press the key again, you will disable the function. If both blowers (seat and bottom) are installed, the same will be activated alternately for 30 " each. During the alternate operation of the blowers, if you turn the hydromassage, only the seat blower will remain active. This function can only be activated with the level of water at steady operation values. If not interrupted from the keyboard, it will turn off automatically after 20 minutes. Pg. 10
Ÿ DESCRIPTION OF PARTS CONTROL PANEL / Temperature By pressing one of the two scroll keys, it is possible to vary the temperature by + /- 1 C. When adjusting the temperature, these keys are lit in blue. After 6 seconds of inactivity, the display will return to standby and the relative keys turn white. The temperature can be set from 15 C to 40 C. Upon switching on, the system will load the last value set. The standard value upon first switch-on is 35 C. Light/Colour Therapy By pressing the LIGHT/COLOUR THERAPY key, you will activate the colour sequence of the chromotherapy function. The key activated will be flashing blue. The function can always be activated, even with no water in the spa tub. The sequence of colours, 16 shades, varies automatically every 15 sec. By pressing the LIGHT/COLOUR THERAPY key again, the lights stops with the colour currently present. By pressing the key for several times, you can scroll through the colours. By pressing the LIGHT/COLOUR THERAPY key for 2 seconds, you will deactivate the function. If not turned off manually, the function will stop automatically after 3 hours. Pg. 11
Ÿ DESCRIPTION OF PARTS CONTROL PANEL Heater The heater turns on automatically when the temperature of the water in the spa tub is 1 degree below the value set on the control panel. The circulation pump is activated automatically. Ozonator (Optional) The ozonator is activated by the circulation pump and turns off automatically when the function HYDROMASSAGE function is active. Filtration Filtration is done automatically through a 2 hour cycle repeated every 12 hours or when the heater is turned on. To clean filters see the maintenance section (see page 13). Alarms Temperature alarm If the water temperature in the spa tub exceeds 42 C, all functions are disabled, the display will show the message "HI" alternating with the temperature value. The alarm and the system reset automatically when the temperature drops below 40 C. Temperature probe alarm - The probe measures the temperature of the water in the spa tub and maintains it at a steady value. The value of the temperature ranges from 5 C to 45 C; outside this range, the system is blocked and on display appears the message "Er". In this case, after about 30 seconds, you must power off and on the power switch of the tub. The message "Er" may also indicate that the temperature probe is faulty. No flow alarm - The flow alarm serves to protect the heater and the circulation pump. There are two types of alarms: no flow alarm and flow sensor faulty. In case of lack of flow with the circulation pump switched on, the heater is turned off, the circulation pump remains active and the display shows the message "FLO" alternating with the temperature. The alarm and the system automatically resets when the normal operating condition is restored. If there is flow with the circulation pump turned off, the heater is turned off, and the display shows the message "FLC" alternating with the temperature. The alarm and the system automatically resets when the normal operating condition is restored. Water-level alarm - If there is no minimum water level for more than 3 seconds, an alarm is triggered, the display shows the message "LL" alternating with the temperature, the hydromassage pump, the circulation pump, the heater and the ozonator are disabled. The alarm and the system automatically resets when the normal operating condition is restored. Pg. 12
MAINTENANCE Ÿ WATER TREATMENT The spa tub must be filled with drinking water free of limestone To keep the water sanitised, we recommend the use of regular disinfectants, algaecides, flocculants and anti-limescale products for pools/minipools. DO NOT USE CHLORINE-BASED PRODUCTS. Ÿ CLEANING THE MAIN SURFACES Common cleaning products such as liquids neutral detergents can be used for regular cleaning of surfaces. It is advisable to apply the product with a soft cloth and rinse thoroughly with water. Do not use, under any circumstances, any anti-limescale detergents. Their alkaline composition may damage the surfaces. Dry with a chamois cloth. To keep the surfaces shiny, apply a standard polish on a regular basis IT IS ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN TO USE ABRASIVE PRODUCTS, ALCOHOL-BASED PRODUCTS, ACETONE OR OTHER SOLVENTS. IT IS ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN TO USE ABRASIVE OR SCRUB SPONGES. Ÿ CLEANING METAL OR CHROME-PLATED PARTS Clean all chrome-plated, brass and golden finish surfaces with cloths or sponges soaked in clean water. IT IS ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN TO USE ABRASIVE PRODUCTS, ALCOHOL-BASED PRODUCTS, ACETONE OR OTHER SOLVENTS. IT IS ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN TO USE ABRASIVE OR SCRUB SPONGES. ok Pg. 13 LIQUIDO
MAINTENANCE Ÿ CLEANING THE FILTER PAPERS To clean the filter papers you must access the filter compartment by removing the panel that covers the compartment (1), from the edge of the tub. Before this operation, you must turn off the power supply of the spa tub. Turn counter-clockwise the plugs to remove the filters (2). The filters should be washed under running water and dried in the sun or in a warm space. The filters must be cleaned once a week in case of occasional use, while for intensive use we recommend daily maintenance. In any case, even the visual check of the water is indicative of the state of the filters, which in case of malfunction (too dirty) trigger an alarm in the system causing the interruption of the water flow (see page 12) In case of prolonged downtime of the product, the filters must be cleaned before using the spa tub. If the filtration material is damaged, the filter must be replaced. Contact your local dealer. 1 2 Ÿ EMPTYING THE SPA TUB For draining the spa tub, there is a slide gate valve under the tub at the point indicated in the layout for drain fitting. The valve is normally closed when the lever is positioned at 90 in relation to the duct. Should you need to empty the tub, turn the lever clockwise by 90. After the above operation, put the lever in the previous position. Pg. 14 chiuso/close aperto/open
WARANTY Ÿ TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY During the warranty period, Treesse will repair or replace the defective parts for free. Therefore, the buyer that makes use of the warranty, has no right to ask for the termination of the contract, compensation for damages and complete replacement of the product. Once the warranty has expired, any request for support and the repairs will be charged. The Authorized Technical Support Centre, contacted by the customer, will apply the effective charges, approved by Treesse. The warranty doesn't cover the replacement/repair of mirrors, lamps, safety fuses and all the parts that may get damaged due to improper use, incorrect installation or maintenance, transport and any other causes that cannot be directly attributable to product manufacturing defects. Treesse denies all liability for any damage to persons, animals or property arising from failure to comply with the requirements set forth in the manual for installation and maintenance of the product. Any intervention performed in the absence of an obvious reasonable defect of the product as well as the installation shall be borne by the customer. Ÿ IMPORTANT NOTICE The warranty will be effective only if: - The buyer has the document that certifies the actual date of purchase. - Installation, use and maintenance comply with the regulations in force, the instructions provided and the safety precautions recommended by the manufacturer. Ÿ WARRANTY CERTIFICATE With this warranty coupon, Treesse guarantees the product purchased for a period of: 2 years for the parts made of acrylic material of tubs and shower cubicle. Therefore, the warranty doesn't cover the shower mixers, the electrical and hydraulic equipment that guarantee the operation of the product even if sold in the kit of the same. 2 years for the remaining parts sold with the product. The warranty enters into force from the date of purchase; said date shall be certified by the receipt or invoice, or any other document proving the purchase of the goods. Pg. 15