RivieraPool Starto 2.0 Manuel utilisateur

Technical Information WP 11 B Version: 11/10/2016

Instruction Manual

PORTABLE SPAS

RIVIERA SPAS STRATO,WAVE

Prefabricated S w i m m i n g P o o l S

w h i r l P o o l S

ATTENTION:

This is a preliminary version;

subject to modications. If you have

any questions please contact our

service department.

Content

1. Technical Drawings

1.1 Strato 2.0 .................................................................................................................................................... Page 3

1.2 Strato 2.3 .................................................................................................................................................... Page 4

1.3 Wave 2.0 ..................................................................................................................................................... Page 5

2. General Information / Requirements on site

2.1 Specific use and purpose ..................................................................................................................... Page 6

2.2 Power supply ............................................................................................................................................ Page 6

2.3 Fresh water................................................................................................................................................. Page 6

2.4 Waste water............................................................................................................................................... Page 7

2.5 Delivery....................................................................................................................................................... Page 7

2.6 Noise insulation....................................................................................................................................... Page 7

3. Start-up and Operation

3.1 Positioning the spa.............................................................................................................................. Page 8

3.2 Mounting the cover................................................................................................................................ Page 8

3.3 Start-up and Operation......................................................................................................................... Page 9

3.4 Switching the power supply on and off for the first time ....................................................... Page 9

3.5 Operation of the massage jets ........................................................................................................... Page 10

3.6 Operating the digital display ........................................................................................................ Page 11

3.6.1 The main screen ..................................................................................................................................... Page 11

3.6.2 Setting the temperature ..................................................................................................................... Page 13

3.6.3 The Spa screen (user functions) ....................................................................................................... Page 13

3.6.4 General Keys ............................................................................................................................................. Page 14

3.6.5 Screenshot: Settings .............................................................................................................................. Page 17

3.6.6 Settings for the temperature ranges ................................................................................................ Page 17

3.6.7 Filling the spa ........................................................................................................................................... Page 18

3.6.8 Filtration einstellen.................................................................................................................................. Page 19

3.6.9 Frost protection....................................................................................................................................... Page 19

3.6.10 Auxiliary control panel (s) .................................................................................................................... Page 20

3.6.11 Locking the operating keys ................................................................................................................. Page 20

3.6.12 The Fault Log ........................................................................................................................................... Page 21

3.6.13 Information................................................................................................................................................ Page 22

3.6.14 The cleaning cycle .................................................................................................................................. Page 23

3.6.15 Language ................................................................................................................................................... Page 23

3.6.16 General Information ............................................................................................................................... Page 24

3.6.17 Error messages for heating .................................................................................................................. Page 25

3.6.18 Error messages for sensors ................................................................................................................. Page 26

3.6.19 Error messages for the main system ................................................................................................. Page 27

3.6.20 Things to remember ............................................................................................................................ Page 28

3.7 Audio System ......................................................................................................................................... Page 29

4. Care and maintenance

4.1 Care Manual Whirlpool covers ........................................................................................................... Page 30

4.2 Care of headrest and pillows .............................................................................................................. Page 31

4.3.1 Water maintenance ............................................................................................................................... Page 32

4.3.2 Filtration ..................................................................................................................................................... Page 32

4.3.3 Flocculation............................................................................................................................................... Page 32

4.3.4 pH Values.................................................................................................................................................... Page 33

4.3.5 Disinfection ............................................................................................................................................... Page 33

4.3.6 Adding fresh water, changing the water, emptying the whirlpool ....................................... Page 33

4.3.7 Cleaning and Maintenance of the surface..................................................................................... Page 33

4.4 Care and Cleaning of the Resysta panels ....................................................................................... Page 34

4.5 Winterising ................................................................................................................................................ Page 34

4.5.1 Winterising - Sleep mode ................................................................................................................... Page 34

4.5.2 Complete winterisation ....................................................................................................................... Page 35

5. Instructions for bathing Page 36

6. Schematics Page 37

7. Checklist Page 39

970

2110

Technik

540

ca. 3190

1060

(inkl. Daybed)

2110

430

500

Aufstellbereich mit ausgezogenen Hardtopauflagen

RivieraSpas - Portable

1.1 Strato 2.0

1. Technical Drawings

Information: Additional information is available from our technical customer service department.

We reserve the right, to perform production changes and improvements without prior notice In terms of technical

progress.

(incl. Daybed)

technique

Required space for pool with extracted supports for the pool cover

970

2420

610

ca . 3640

1070

430

530

2420

Technik

Aufstellbereich mit ausgezogenen Hardtopauflagen

(inkl. Daybed)

RivieraSpas - Portable

1.2 Strato 2.3

(incl. Daybed)

technique

Required space for pool with extracted supports for the pool cover

970

2390

Technik

610

ca. 3640

1070

430

530

2390

Aufstellbereich mit ausgezogenen Hardtopauflagen

(inkl. Daybed)

RivieraSpas - Portable

1.3 Wave 2.0

Required space for pool with extracted supports for the pool cover

(incl. Daybed)

technique

2.0 Specific Use and Purpose

2.1 Specific Use and Purpose

2.2 Power supply

2.3 Fresh water

Portable spas with the appropriate equipment and accessories are warm water

bubble pools, that are designed for private and family use and are installed

in fitness centers, hotels and large bathing areas. Outdoor installation is ideal

provided special precautions are taken regarding winterizing.Private whirlpools

contain about 700 – 1500 liters of water and are therefore too large to be filled

and emptied with warm water each time a person bathes in the spa pool.These

spa pools are like a swimming pool and are equipped with a filtration and

heating system that maintains the propertemperature of the water.The water

needs to be treated and disinfected (see„Care and Maintenance“- pages 33

and 34).The water needs to be changed about every 2 months.At that time the

pool should be cleaned manually. Only clean tap water from the public supply

should be used to refill the pool.The water quality should be like drinking water.

Private whirlpools emit humidity and sound.Therefore if being used inside a

steam barrier, a dehumidifier and a whirlpool cover need to be installed and

if necessary, special measures need to be taken to absorb the noise.The max-

imum water temperature in the whirlpool can not be higher than 40° C.The

chlorine level should not be higher than 300 mg/l.If you want to install a private

whirlpool in a situation that is different from the one described above and as

described in the installation and service instructions, we ask you to please

is used. Inappropriate use voids the warranty.

The foundation should be level and firm and have the same dimensions as the

whirlpool (see data sheet).The entire base of the whirlpool must stand completely

flat on the ground so that its weight is properly supported.There must be

sufficient head room above the whirlpool for getting in and out with ease.

Total connected load:1 x 16 A/230 V/50 Hz and a 30 m A ground fault interrupter

(GFI), optional for Strato 2.3 with an additional seat, 400 V/16 A/50 Hz, ground

fault interrupter, GFI, 30 mA.

The whirlpool must be connected to the main power supply using a cable with

a cross-section of 3 x 2,5 mm2.

The installation should be carried out by a qualified and licensed electrician

and in compliance with local regulations.

Allocation of the supply lines:

Supply line 1 = • Massage pump 1 1,0 kW • Massage pump 2 1,5 kW

• Blower 0,5 kW • Filtration pump 0,33 kW

• Heater 1 3 kW (locked against massage pumps)

Supply line 2 = • Heater 2 2kW

Only water of drinking water quality from the mains should be used.

General Information / Requirements

2. General Information / Requirements on site

1 2

2.4 Waste water

2.5 Delivery

2.6 Noise insulation

The whirlpool should be emptied into the public sewage system (see diagram

for he proper connection).

The whirlpool is delivered on a pallet.The whirlpool should be transported to

its destination completely packed, to avoid damage during transporation to

the installation site. Immediately upon arrival the pool should be unpacked

and inspected for any sign of damage.

Attention: Never transport or tilt the Whirlpool on its edge.

When removing the packaging film, make sure that this is only cut in the region of

the transport pallet.

After removing the packaging film,remove the lower cladding elements around

the pool. Allowing access to the base of the pool so that it can be lifted with

straps from the transport pallet and into the final destination.

If the pool is installed next to bedrooms, for example, or any other rooms which

according to DIN 4109 require special noise insulation, additional measures

will have to be taken.

General Information / Requirements

Strato 2.0

1 = Power connection

2 = Water connection

Strato 2.3 Wave 2.0

3.1 Positioning the spa

3.2 Mounting the cover

Commissioning and Operation

The hot tub should be positioned on a flat firm surface. Support should be

given to the whole of the underside of the spa. For best results ensure that the

surface is flat and level across the diagonals of the base.

To mount the cover ( daybed or all weather) follow the steps below:

- Remove the 1.5 m long surround elements on the front and back of the

whirlpools from bottom to top.

- Remove insulation panels, front and rear and carefully store beside the

whirlpool.

- Unlock the four support rails with the clips at the end of the rails and

completely pull them out from the support frame.

- Remove the corner pieces of the surround elements on the front of the pool.

- Unpack cover carefully. Please make sure that the packaging film is not cut

with a sharp knife or blade.This could cause damage to the cover.

- One half of the cover is carried by two people and the edge beading threaded

into the piping profile underneath the top edge boards Fold cover on the hot tub.

Caution: Never let the hardtop hang down from the channel rail on the spa.

- Mount the second half exactly the same way and place it on the hot tub.

- Re- hang the corner surround elements.

- Replace the support rails and secure the clips back on to the ends.

-Pull out the support rails and check that they are locked in place.

- Now half of the cover can be placed on the support rail in the open position.

- The insulation and other surround panel elements can put back into place.

3. Commissioning and Operation

Commissioning and Operation

3.3 Start-up and Operation

3.4 Switching the power supply

on and off for the first time

The drain valves for emptying the hot tubs are factory closed. Before

filling the spa, this has to be rechecked.

The valves are closed when the rotary handle is across the direction of the line.

The valves are open when the handles are in the direction of the line.

With the drain valves closed, fill the spa with fresh tap water up to the skimmer

mid-level. This is marked on the Skimmer face plate with the word „Water

level“ (Strato 2.0). With Strato 2.3 and Wave it is the level halfway between

the skimmer and the acrylic cover. Filling the water level over this mark leads

to a poor skimming action.

Filling the spa under this level can lead to air entering the pipework system and

the system may turn off (Error message: 3.6.17 or M028). If the pool is being

used by several people at once or very large people, it may be useful to keep

water levels lower.

To drain the hot tub open all drain valves, switch off the power supply at the

main fuse box.

„Priming“-Modus-M019*

After the initial start-up sequence, the control will enter Priming Mode and

display a Priming Mode screen. Only pump icons appear on the priming mode

screen. During the priming mode, the heater is disabled to allow the priming

process to be completed without the possibility of energizing the heater

under low-flow or no-flow conditions. Nothing comes on automatically, but

the pump(s) can be energized by selecting the “Jet” buttons. If the spa has

a Circ Pump, it can be turned on and off by pressing the “Circ Pump” button

during Priming Mode.

Priming the Pumps

As soon as the Priming Mode screeen appears on the panel, select

the “Jets 1” button once to start Pump 1 in low-speed and then again to

switch to high-speed. Also, select the other pumps, to turn them on. The pumps

should be running in high-speed to facilitate priming. If the pumps have not

primed after 2 minutes, and water is not flowing from the jets in the spa, do not

allow the pumps to continue to run. Turn off the pumps and repeat the process.

Note: Turning the power off and back on again will initiate a new pump priming

session. Sometimes momentarily turning the pump off and on will help it to

prime. Do not do this more than 5 times. If the pump(s) will not prime, shut

off the power to the spa and call for service.

Important: A pump should not be allowed to run without priming for more

than 2 minutes. Under NO circumstances should a pump be allowed to run

without priming beyond the end of the 4-5 minute priming mode. Doing so

may cause damage to the pump and cause the system to energize the heater

and go into an overheat condition.

Exiting Priming Modus

The system will automatically enter the normal heating and filtering at the end

of the priming mode, which lasts 4-5 minutes.

You can manually exit Priming Mode by pressing the “Exit” button on the

Priming Mode Screen. Note that if you do not manually exit the priming mode

as described above, the priming mode will be automatically terminated after

4-5 minutes. Be sure that the pump(s) have been primed by this time.

Once the system has exited Priming Mode, the top-side panel will display the

Main Screen, but the display will not show the temperature yet, as shown

below. This is because the system requires approximately 1 minute of water

flowing through the heater to determine the water temperature and display it.

3.5.1 Opening and closing the nozzles

The jets faceplate can be rotated clockwise to close them off. Turn the anit-

clockwise to open the water flow. The nozzles can be adjusted to a Center

position to reduce pressure from that jet. This may, however, automatically

adjust to open by the water pressure. If one or more jets is closed then the

pressure in the remaining open jets is automatically amplified.

Note: If a nozzle has too little power, this is usually because the jet is not open

properly.

3.5.2 Operation of Jet controls

The Jet control knob allows the water power of the massage pump to be

distributed between two opposing seats. When centrally adjusted, the power

of the massage pump is evenly distributed to both seats.

3.5.3 Intake

In the massage jets will automatically draw air into the jet stream when the

pumps are operated. This Air intake is below the spa shell and incorporated

in the cladding. A schematic of this air flow is not provided.

3.5 Operation of the massage

jets

Jetcontrol

Commissioning and Operation

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