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Maintenance and Care

This product has no user serviceable parts. If service is required,

contact Aero-Spa, LLC. Attempts to service the ozone generator will

void the customer satisfaction policy, Limited Warranty, and expose

the user to electrical shock which may cause severe injury or death.

Keep the area around the product free of leaves and other debris. If

debris enters the product through the air intake holes, unplug the

product and carefully remove the debris. Restart product.

The diffuser stone can be cleaned with a 2% hydrogen peroxide

solution or muriatic acid.

Fill & Start-Up Recommendations

Our customers have been using the Aero-Spa system as the primary

water treatment process for years without harsh chemicals. Because

we cannot control how your hot tub is used/maintained and according

to the EPA we must recommend maintaining at 1 – 2 PPM of an

approved residual sanitizer to minimize cross contamination of users.

To put this into perspective, to obtain a 1 PPM ratio in a 500 gallon

hot tub, you would need to add about 0.63 OZ (1.25 tablespoons) of

regular household bleach (6% sodium hypochlorite). If you substitute

swimming pool chlorine (10% – 15% sodium hypochlorite) you would

need about half as much.

The suggested method on fill and start-up would be to use sodium

dichlor on the initial application of the sanitizer and then the first time

you need to adjust the free chlorine. Any subsequent time the free

chlorine needs to be adjusted use 0.63 OZ (1.25 tablespoons) of

regular household bleach (6% sodium hypochlorite). The reason for

this is that the sodium dichlor contains cyanuric acid (CYA) as a

stabilizing agent. The CYA keeps the chlorine from degrading. If you

continue to use soduim dichlor to raise the free chlorine, over time the

CYA builds up in the water and makes the chlorine ineffective. The

initial application of sodium dichlor will have enough CYA to stabilize

the chlorine for the long run. This method will minimize maintenance

and save you money! The easy formula is first and second application

is sodium dichlor and all others bleach.