Description

Before we get started, lets identify the tools you will need.

Tools you will need:
1. Pliers
2. Scissors or a knife
3. Phillips head screwdriver
4. Gloves
5. Safety glasses

Instructions:

Step 1. Disconnect power from the spa.
Step 2. Remove the equipment compartment door.
Step 3. Put on your gloves and safety glasses.
Step 4. Open the spa ozone detection kit and read the directions carefully.
Step 5. With your pliers, break approximately 1/4” off each end of the glass tube. Be careful not to break too much. Just break the tip off so that ozone can flow through the test tube.
Step 6. Cut the small clear ¼” tubing in half with your scissors and place both pieces over each end of the glass tube.
Step 7. Disconnect the ozone tube from the ozonator. Notice the yellow flow arrow on the glass tube. Make sure the flow arrow is pointed away from the ozonator when you do the test.
Step 8. Push one end of the clear tubing into the ozone tube. Push the other end of the clear tubing into the larger blue tubing from the test kit. Connect the larger blue tubing to the ozonator.
Step 9. Reconnect power to the spa.
Step 10. Watch the blue media in the glass tube and count for 30 seconds. If the blue does not change to white, it means your ozonator is bad. In this video, we have a bad ozonator. If the color changes from blue to white, it means your ozonator is producing ozone.

It is recommended to test your ozonator every 6 to 9 months.

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