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Spas Not Ozone-Ready

There are a number of other ways to inject ozone into a portable spa

which is not ozone ready from the factory. The most com-

mon is by using an ozone injector or Venturi as illustrated

(right) available for purchase separately. The injector is

best located (spliced) into one of the spa's 3/4" water lines, leading to a

low jet or jets. Observe the proper direction of water flow, as marked on

injector. The injector creates a slight vacuum, drawing ozone gas from the

ozonator, and mixing it with water. Form the 1/4" ozone tubing line into a

high double Hartford loop (above spa's waterline) as shown to help pre-

vent water from reaching the ozonator in the event of check valve failure.

Cut a water line leading to a low jet or jets and splice in ozone injector.

Make sure the injector's water flow is away from the pump (observe arrow on

the injector to indicate flow direction). Hose clamps may be necessary.

Cut about 8" of the 1/4" tubing supplied and push it over the output fitting of the

Clarathon ozonator as pictured (right).

Insert the 1/4" x 1/4" Check Valve into this short tubing section. Confirm air-in

and air-out ends by blowing through it. Ensure that air will only flow one

direction toward the spa and away from the Clarathon ozonator. Attach the

remaining 1/4" tubing to the Check Valve. Check valve must be positioned ver-

tically, never horizontally. Form Hartford loop as shown (above).

Attach other end of the 1/4" ozone tubing to the injector's small output fitting.

Secure ozonator with supplied screws, mounting horizontally -or- vertically with

open air intake holes pointing downward to discourage water intrusion.

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Troubleshooting

Knowledge of electrical applications is required for trouble shooting. Contact a certified electrician if you are unsure of

your ability to service the equipment. Improper servicing will void the ozonator warranty. If any condition persists, con-

tact The Spa Depot for further technical assistance.

Problem: A blue glow is not visible through the end cap located on the hose fitting side of ozonator:

Check the cord connection and power to the source to ensure power is available. When the ozonator is plugged

directly into the pack, the pump system must be running at low speed to provide power to a receptacle. If the lamp

has been off and the air temperature is cold, allow time for UV bulb to warm.

Problem: No suction is being felt from the tubing:

Check for a bubble mist entering the spa water at the jets. Be sure the filter is clean.

Check for any debris in the tubing. Remove and inspect tubing, clean and/or replace spa filter.

Problem: The ozonator caused my water to go cloudy:

When the Clarathon XL UV Ozone Generator is first installed, it may cloud the water for a very short time. This is letting

you know the ozonator is working in cleaning your water. If issue persists:

Make sure the water chemistry is properly balanced.

The operation time of the circulation system may have to be increased.

Clean or replace clogged spa filter cartridge(s).

Your Clarathon XL UV Ozone Generator is virtually maintenance free and utilizes a non-replaceable lamp. There are no

user-serviceable parts inside. Replace entire unit when exhausted.

For additional installation tips, visit The Spa Depot's SpaCyclopedia:

Check Valve

OZONATOR

Power

Water line

Injector

Hartford loop

Ozone line

To jet